Morphettville horses and Northam carnival notes
The report covers Morphettville racing with Maori Lad winning Tattersall's Cup and Royal Precedent placing second in the Hurdle Race. It notes Calstock retired to paddock near Dowerin and mentions dividend payouts to Westendale. Also updates on Derby prospects Maori Way and Cantilever, and preparations for Northam meetings and Red Cross fundraiser race at Goomalling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westendale
Morphettvile
Royal Precedent
Goomalling Races Club
Red Cross Fund
John MacIntosh Receives Registered Veterinary Practitioner Status
John MacIntosh is recorded as a registered veterinary practitioner. The notice lists approval details from the Neat Mechanics Institute in Gomning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neat Mechanics’ Institute
Northam Juniors and High School Clash at East Northam
The Northam Juniors met the High School on East Northam ground on Wednesday afternoon. Previously the teams drew 2 2. On Wednesday the Juniors led 3 6 to 1 2 at the final quarter. Mr Doody umpired the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northam
East Northam
Doody
Rifle Teams Clash at Merredin Meet
Bruce Rock and Cunderdin Rifle Club members traveled to Merredin for a team match on June 23 24. Merredin failed to field a team. Bruce Rock and Cunderdin won by 113 points with ten shots over 200 and 500 yard ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Rock and
Cunderdin Rifle Club
Merredin
Merredin Club
Pee Club
Hotel Merredin
Bruce Rock Club
E Cunderdin
Meckering District Seeding Delays and Confirmations
The Meckering district faced delays in seeding due to wet weather. A mission was held at Meckering Catholic Church by Rev Father Walsh and His Grace Archbishop Clune conducted a confirmation service with twelve confirmands. Meckering school visited Northam for a football match and won two goals eleven behinds to nil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Walsh
C.s.8.r
Meckering
Archbishop Clune
Northam
For Bronchial Coughs Woods' Great Peppermat Curets
An old newspaper item endorses Woods' Great Peppermat Curets for bronchial coughs, urging readers to try the remedy as a treatment option.
Cunder din Happenings from Our Correspondent
MeN Hodgson left for AIF at Blackboy Hill and will sail to Sydney for the Engineer Officers School. The Cunderdin Rifle Club honored Hodgson with a wristlet watch as secretary. Dan Sullivan and Pat Bradley, both prominent locals, were killed at the front. A Catholic mission and confirmation were held as Archbishop Clune spoke of a future church opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodgson
A.I. F
Blackboy Hill
Sydney
Engineer Officers’ School
Cunderdin Rifle Club
T. C. Hodgson
Cundordin Road Board
Dan. Sullivan
Dan
Pat Bradley
Quellyn
A.L.F
Cunderdin
Father Walsh
C.S
Ais Grace
Clune
St James Parish Life Sees Busy Anglican Week
Last Sunday at St James' was well attended with a full choir and an engaging sermon on The voice is the Wilderness. The church plans an invitation social next Wednesday at 8 p.m. and notes GFS devotion and a farewell social for Miss Byng.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joe
St. James
G.F.S
Mason
Miss Byng
Martins
St. James Hall
Mr E Maddigan Transferred to Perth Wrea Shed Staff
Mr E Maddigan, who suffered a severe illness and recently broke an arm, has been transferred to whea shed staff at Perth. He visited Norih on Sunday last, and we note a general improvement in his health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Maddigan
Whea Shed
Perth
Norih
Walker's Book Store Advertisement
Walker's Book Store promotes satisfaction in buying from them with value for money. The ad lists books, stationery, music, newsagents, and direct importers of various goods. It promotes The Pathe talking machine and records as agents.
Exclusive Selection From First Class Manufacturers
Our facilities secure the best values and Choicest Goods from First Class Manufacturers. We maintain an extensive stock and offer a selection unequalled. We claim the latest and best along with Stirling value in every department. Low prices and excellent value are remarkable and a visit is invited with confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stirling
Walker Book and News Store Opens in Northam
The address notes Walker Book and News Store located opposite Union Bank on Fitzgerald Street in Northam, marking a new retail spot for locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bank
Fitzgerald St
Northam
Fire Wood Scarcity Impacts Northam Trade
The Northam market reports a fuel wood shortage affecting Wake and Son of the West End Wood and Coal Yards. Local demand rises as supplies thin, with potential price adjustments and urging alternative stockpiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northam
Wake and Son
West End
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Maroher
Caring Park
Pelenun Vale
Morphettville
Calstock
Dowerin Way
Sunday Times
Flavus
Lord Cardigan
Goodwood
Victoria
Caulfield
Toolam
Merrunquai
Carbineer
Bandong
Gold Wave
Grafton
Sutire
Icon
Scobie
Carbyl
Highview
Canning Park
Celloist
West Park
Ravel
Silver Lad
Lord Flavus
Killogie
Alto Bob
Ritz
Cross Bairn
Palisade
Red Banner
Suyvla Bay
Flinty
Welter — Biddy Early
Shelbourne
Lord Reay
John Macintsoh
Bruce Rock
J, Lardi
W Rees
E Clarke
S Lundy
Ay H J Doherty
Deverish
L Hastie R
W Wames
Bruce Rock Keenan
H Plant
McKay
Miller
Robinson
Capt
New Zealand
Anglican News
ST. James, West Northam
Walker’s Book Store
Walker Book and News Store
Victor Riseley and Co
Courier
Fitzgerald Street
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