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Newspaper
Northam Courier
Location
Northam, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 19, 1912
Page
2
The listing offers 4 new tabletoy waeecee 2 wagons with tyres and wound hand 2 body wagons in old order plus 6 secondhand sulkies in beet com atten. 6 S J ploughs 2 3 and 4 furrow priced £18 10s to £90 each. Also 8 bulkies iron and rubber tyned new 2d secondhand and 4 S J ploughs from £24 10s to £20 an.
Mev and Ilenoné storefront offers furniture and tools for all hands. Harreme-FURMITORS on Fyegenle street near Port Vie, Worthen. Local listing notes items from Idan and Teuia with contact details for inquiries.
Applications for the position of Handicapper and Official Measurer for the Eastern Districts Racing Association extended to 12 noon Saturday July 20. Fee offered in 8/3 for each meeting, conditional on the Handicapper attending every race meeting if possible. Address applications to Mr. Gwnce Withmill, Northam, Hon. Secretary.
Tenders are invited for Nunagin via Doodlakine School works by the Minister for Public Works. Submissions close July 80 at Partio ulacs Court Houses Norina and Kellertwrria. Under-secretary A. Mune to oversee.
The Northam Australian Labor Federation branch met at Byfield Hall on Monday evening with officers appointed for the coming year. Members supported uniting the women and men branches, and new enrollments were noted. A Wesley Guild lecture on Walter Scott drew a good turnout, with plans for church services and sessions at Wesley Church and Hall.
The notice outlines a winter sale at The Bon Marche Storéds with M Pope & Co Ortham, followed by divorce court proceedings. Frederick Growden, a farmer, and Lydia Growden faced dissolution under the Divorce Amendment Act with deprecation of matrimonial duties and a decree granted. An ongoing Dulency Act case saw youths charged with neglecting naval service, and public works tenders listed for Lake Hiodes and Northam area projects. A death from diphtheria is reported for Reginald Albert Gibbett, with details of hospital treatment and family sorrow in Grae Valley.
The fragmentary report covers Mr W Rees returning to Cunderdin after Perth, land board actions on Avon Location 18068, electoral rolls and ratepayer qualifications, Bishop visitation in Northam, a death in Goomalling, steamship purchase discussion, Wongan Mullowa rail deviation inquiry, Jensapul death, Toodyay betting, road board election, and a Presbyterian service outline plus local letters on religious education and science.
A group departs Northam for York on Saturday at 1 PM. The trip, labeled the last excursion of the Wesson, features Gond fame and Asqured in a planned outing by Poll Team.
The Minister for Works invites tenders for contracts listed at Court House Northam and other sites including Yorkrakine Rock School and nearby towns. Tenders close at noon on 23 daily. Details available from Northam, Dowerin, Kellerberrin, Cunderdin offices and inspectors’ quarters.
Tender invited by the Minister for Works for York, Poltos Gaol renovations including court houses work and related details. Announcement lists G Mount Under-Secretary for Public Works and specifies tender procedures and submission timelines.
Taodera will be receisted by the undersigned on August 10 for clearing 400 acres at Mount Dillon Mocarty Wengon Halls area near Mesars. A further 200 acres must be completed by April 1 1913 to be ready for ploughing, under T. McInerney Northam.
On Saturday July 2 1812 at 3 PM a writ of fieri facias was ratified authorizing a public auction at Arthur Bell's Offices opposite Shamrock Hotel. Tenders call for clearing and resurfacing streets with various chain lengths and widths on Colyer Road and Goomelling areas. Edwards, Secretary.
A fatal accident near Goomalling on Wednesday morning claimed the life of Robert J. Howley. Witness Mee Chester saw the cart overturn pinning him. Mrs. Williams and her sister-in-law aided but he died en route to Goomalling. An inquest was adjourned to Wednesday at 2 pm. The deceased, long known in the Norton district, was laid to rest in Tomlyev cemetery.
The friends of the late Mr Robert Bowles of Wongemine are respectfully invited to follow his remains to the final resting place in the American portion of the country. The funeral is appointed to leave at 8 am in PREOAL on the Dayt, with Low Uaadery offering Bowls about Bow.
Fragmented OCR recount hints at agricultural concerns amid uncertain markets. Mentions varied entities, acres and crop mentions though text remains garbled and difficult to parse for concrete data.
Muted lines assert labor and nine sites joining in unity to forge a peaceful world. The fragment hints at a global victory over cold tyranny, praising Woods as a great disruptor and a tempering force guiding federated hands toward harmony.
Churches publish Sunday schedule with Masses at 8 and 10 in the morning and evening devotions at 7 30. His Lordship Histrop tune will ae minister the Sacrament of Communion. Mass will not be celebrated at Lriahe jowm on Sunday.
A fragmented OCR entry notes a 12 year old Moentog Worghly involved in an afternoon Bible class at nmi Sehanl and Hyemine Gospel Audrune on the 20th at Poator Beartey, with unclear roles or outcomes.
Sunday morning 11 o clock worship with class for scholars taught by Mr. STL Phillijy. Evening 7 80, special eve led by minister educator teacher Mr. STL Phillijy Latin participants as well. Reference to “That Gentle Whinper” presented by minister and WF Turten with local church events.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a church service schedule and local city timing in a late 19th style, mentioning Wesley Church and Monday events. References to timing, location, and involved parties are obscured but indicate routine Sunday and weekday observances within a city setting.
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