Be nard Kelly Fined For Disorderly Conduct At Northam Court
Be nard Kelly appeared at the Northam Police Court on Thursday before J s P Byfield and Solomon charged with disorderly conduct for obscene language and with resisting Pc Diggins. He was described as behaving badly and was fined 20 shillings on each charge or seven days in custody with ConStable Tormey.
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Northam
Benard Kelly
Messrs Byfield and Solomon
J's. P
P.c. Diggins
Kelly
Kaiser
Tormey
Electric Light Fours Tournament Round Details
Friday games saw Millington's squad defeat Edmeades 29 to 9 Foreman's team beat Harkness 74 In Beverage defeated Broomehall 18 to 13. Tonight's fifth round features Broomhall versus Harkness Edmeades versus Beverage Millington versus Foreman.
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Millington
Edmeades
Foreman
Harkness
Broomhall
Beverage
Chidlow
Broom
Potter Jr
Jordan
J. Millington
F.chidlow
Meares
B. P. Chidlow
Gillett
Beveridge
Broomhall Millington Edmeades Harkness Foreman
Central Sandbaggers Hit 338 Bags In Monday Session
Attendance ranged around 50 to 60 workers at Central Sandbag rooms with 338 sandbags produced. Apprentices joined eagerly and 3764 bags were sent to Headquarters on Wednesday, boosting Northam's total beyond 14 000. Friendly tournaments are planned next week featuring Electric Light Fours and other contests.
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York
Northam
Elderly Northam Resident Arrested on Warrant
Constable Bannear arrested an elderly Northam resident Henry Wear on a serious charge yesterday afternoon. Wear will appear at the Northam Police Court this morning likely to be remanded.
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Bannear
Northam
Henry Wear
Wear
Die? Not the Methodie Thet They Say Cont nental
A quirky line up hints at a lively event at the Cont nental where attendees are urged to enjoy life to the fullest. The note carries a playful tone and centers on a social gathering promoting upbeat living.
Personal notes as Yorkers depart for holidays and staff changes
Personal items from Eastern J.T. Parker report residents leaving York for coast holidays and family moves. Dr Davis absent with family at Cottesloy, Dr Yates acting locum tenens in Southern Croas. Mrs Warren Marwick and daughters return to this state aboard ss Katoomba after weeks in Eastern States. Sergeant Stewart transfers to Perth and assumes new duties. Also noted are the death of Mrs Ina Moore wife of Canon R H Moore and a casualty list entry for horseman Pte A Sandy McPhee.
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J.T. Parker
York
Davis
Cottesloy
Yates
Southern
Croas
Lawrencs
Perth
Arthur Lawrence
Ways and Works Department
Stewart
Warren Marwick
Gordon Fisher
Katoomba
Sandy’) McPhee
McPhey
Connor
10Th Light Horse
Kromantle
Ina Moore
R. H. Moore
St. John’s Church
Frewantle
Durbeen
Grosvenor Hospital
South Fremantle
Moore
Ireland
Canon Moore
Bright
Newcastle Race Club weights announced for Toodyay meeting
Newcastle Race Club at Toodyay schedules weights for the Wednesday meeting as declared by Mr M F O Rourke. The list includes entries such as To you like rood singing and mu- 2 Well, come to the Fontinental and Pantanade with various weights and country orders receive prompt attention. Perth prices noted.
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M. F. O'Rourke
Newcastle
Toodyay
Fontinental
Pantanade
Warwich
Tresise
Perth
Wortham Race Club Meeting a Sporting Success
The Wortham Race Club held a pony meeting with Hon Joe Mitchell MLA as chairman and Horace Withnell as judge. A large field contested trials and hack races led by Jack ridden by Minson, with Gollan’s hack also placing. Tote profits reached £17 11s from £125 stake, amid steady attendance and strong local betting activity.
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Joe, Mitchell
MLA
Messrs
H. W. Hancock
R. Oldham
H. J. Leeder
S. F. A. Parker
H. P. Colebatch
Ml.c
R. W. Anderson
G. Withnell
A. BF
Middleton
G.J .Spencer
Horace Withnell
F.C. McKinnell
Percy Gollan
Hack
Jack
Minson
Tack the Hack
Gollan
A. J. Bryant
H. D. Morgan
W. J. Murphy
P. Gollan
G. Biddle
Longbottom
J. Macintosh
W. G. Eaton
E. Lockyer
E. [. Cook
IE. Watson
Dunkley
Settles
Consolation Stakes and related race results
Five furlongs were contested in the Consolation Stakes with Floultima and Peggy’s Toy prominent in early betting. Floultima led from the start and won by two lengths ahead of Peggy’s Toy and Rougebow, with Black Gauze and Gauze Lad among others. Time recorded as 1:41.5. Other events include Briza’s win in the aged class and Little Silver’s defeat by five lengths. The Picnic Handicap results show Chuttinago triumphing over Chelffield and Wattle Leaf, with splits around the half and straight. Jack defeated in a dramatic finish versus Settles by a head, judge’s call met with mixed reactions. Farewell Handicap saw Lady Calcamine and Wattle Leaf contest a tight finish, with Lady Calcamine ultimately taking the lead. Time noted as 1:17.
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Rougebow
A. J. Bryant
Rougecroix
Rainbow
Spooner
H. P. Morgan
Flynn
Hellfield
W. J. Murphy
Minson
Lord Chatcup
Brew
Gauzeine
Johnson
Flintmine
Patton
Chelsfield
Black Gauze
Wall
Waldamere
Lock Rose
Oldrees
Toorie
Full Pace
New Joy
My Treasure
Flinn
Leeder
Jack
Fae Benuth
Heatherlea
Evens Settles
Scarpia Queen
Settles
Fock
Biglands
Settle
Lady Calcamine
Watson
McGowan
H. W. Hancock
1, Inc
Chuttinago
Orphan Joy
Lady Calcamina
Merossa
Orphan Jos
Calcamine
Caleamine
Eastern Districts Rifle Clubs Union Second Team Competition Rules
The Eastern Districts Rifle Clubs Union outlines conditions for a second Team Competition for a trophy. Four monthly shoots with rehandicapped scoring, eight-man teams with best six to count, ranges at 300 500 and 600 yards, seven shots plus optional fighters, and posting of certified results to Union Secretary A E Baumgartel Northam the day after each shoot.
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A. E. Baumgartel
Northam
Northam Ladies Lead Sandbag Effort for Soldiers Abroad
An observer praises Northam sewing circles as hundreds of bags are prepared for ward in Peel Terrace. Three to four thousand bags ready, plus second hand bays consigned to depot. Many women involved, few men, and a call for fathers brothers and friends to spare two to three hours weekly to support troops in the Empire.
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Northam
Peel Terrace
Verth
Messrs. Thomas and Co
Sbs
Dowerin Race Club Meeting and E D R A Fixtures
The notice lists E D R A fixtures for Newcastle March 1 Goomalling March 22 Mumpertine March 29 Beverley April 5 Northam April 12 Meckering April 19 Cunderdin April 24 Merredin May 25. It announces the annual Dowerin Race Club meeting on March 16 with a strong programme including a six mile military hurdle race.
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Newcastle
Goomalling
Mumpertine-Juroline
Beverley
Northam
Meckering
Cunderdin
Merredin
Dowerin Race Club
Interinten
Northa Agricultural Society election results announced
Ballot papers opened on Saturday declared the following elected: Andrew Meases, Martin Jl, R W. Parrall, Roy Cotton, T. Fre WoL, OMlett HW, Tancock Ce, Dit UTD fie sen, Spencer Th, Marting 1 Co, McKinnoll T. MePhoreomy Wo 1 Taw nt 1 Be Midateton.
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Committee of the
Northa Agricultural Society
Meases
Andrew Martin
MW. Parrall
R. W. Cotton
Roy Forward
Tae
Omlett
Tancock
Sen
Spencer
Th Marting
McKinnoll
Midateton
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Toodyay Handicap
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Calstock A
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Tov
Joydella
Wortham
Race Club
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I. R. Oldham
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R. A. C. Watson
A. Beazley
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Flynch
Lord Byron
Biddle
Taniels
J. Mccintoah
Mazarin
Florrie
Inc
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Peggy
Gauze Lad
Rongebow
Floultima
Briza
B. Lackyer
Carbineer
Storm Queen
Little Silver
W. Hancock
Jas. Flynn
Botting
Brita
Divi Little Silver
Blossom
Mr. B.J. Pash
Hetting
Evens Merossa
Chelfield
Merosse
Slonehandicap
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Stile Biddle’s
Ada Su
Eastern Districts Rifle Clubs’ Union
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E.D.R.A. Fixtures
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A. Appleton
W. Wyatt
Messrs Stewart & Richardson
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Walker's Book Store
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