Nungarin Team Journeys to Trayning. another defeat noted
Australian football report details Trayning beating Nungarin 9 goals 17 behinds to 1 goal 4 behinds in a Saturday match. The piece also covers local discussions at the Danberrin Farmers and Settlers Association about regional reforms, irrigation, harvester ideas, fodder crops, and water connections with delegate Mr Joseph Knowles attending Perth meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jute Aoth
Trayning
Nungarin
Farmers and Settlers’ Association
Danbertin
Joseph Knowles
Perth
River Improvements Heated Council Debate Over Land Gift
Northam council clash over land donated by Wills and Co for river works and a proposed park. Dr Byfield’s building on the site prompts questions of title and public use while the Mayor and Dr Milner defend council rights and the need for space and health compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Binee
Dr. Meeres
Bloxsidge’s
Wills & Co
Wills and Co
Coumed
Milner
Byfield
Willysand Co
Dr Milner
Wills& Co
Dr. Milner
Tason
Governor praises olives among wealth sources in Western Australia
The article quotes Sir Harry as saying olives are only one element of national wealth and praises Western Australia’s mining and other industries. He toured goldfields and Mt Margaret, asserting the Golden Mile may outlast him, while noting Mt Margaret’s lively prospects and optimism for future investment and immigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Margaret
Western Australia
Mt. Margaret
Wedding Bells at Northam Church in Jempapullin District
On Wednesday June 17 in Northam Roman Catholic Church Rev Father O'Donnell solemnised the wedding of Mr Jack Watson and Miss Ida Forward. The couple, both prominent Jennapullin residents, exchanged vows as guests followed to Jemmapullin Hall for toasts and a reception. The bride wore ivory charmeuse silk with lace and orange blossom. bridesmaid Miss N Downey wore cream silk poplin. The groom's party included best man Mr Dave Watson. wedding gifts ranged from a travelling rug to a piano and sewing machine, with many family and local figures attending the celebration and dance later in the hall.
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Northam
Father O'Donnell
Jack Watson
Ida Forward
Jennapullin
F. J. Watson
Miss N- Downey
Dave Watson
Jemmapullin Hall
Jemnapullin Hall
Watson
H. Watson
Poplin
Ars D. Watson
W. Watson
W. Carter
F. Beard
K. H. Leeson
F. Forward
E. Watson
Shipway
N. T. Hannagan
K. Morris
Bride
J. Watson
H. D. Forward
Lewis Forwart
Hun Tea Sek
B. Christmis
G. Shipwig
Sdasrs
Kennely Bray
J. Morris
Campbell
Wickepin
A. Scott
Fremantle
Allbeury
G. Forward
Ban
Steve Watson
McClennym
D. Watson
Mins
Rawner
S.A. Watwin
and Urs
Northam Operatic Society Forms Interest Yet
Enthusiastic town hall meeting in Northam discussed forming an operatic society. Provisional committee named. plan to stage The Gondoliers with Kalgoorlie resources. Attendance urged for a follow up meeting to confirm support and dates for a four or five show season.
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Mesdames Yi Mey
Hunter
Harris
Cody
Smith
Messrs
Iimey
Phillips
Wells
Burke
Tormeil
Llew James Carmody
A. Edmeades
Imey
Kalgoorlie
Bocclecs
Rent deferral urged for dry wheat lands by Toodyay council
The Toodyay District Council of the Farmers and Settlers Association resolved last Thursday to ask the Association Conference to consider deferring rents in dry areas for five years and crediting payments toward future instalments. It argues the wheat belt needs railway and water provisions before settlement and that leasehold would suit settlers better than current laws.
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Toodyay
The
Farmers and Settlers’ Association
Tands Department
Wateau
Keller Perrin
Wheat Belt
Tog Ca
Local Social Notes Preserved in Household Items Trade
A list of residents and visitors names items exchanged or gifted including oil paintings silver vases kettles and other tableware. Names include Miss Aimy Webb Miss J Hannagan Mr and Mrs L J Watson Mrs Hannigan Mr and Mrs N T Hannagan Mr and Mrs R H Leeson Miss P Rewell and others with items such as cake tins oil paintings and silverware referenced.
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Aimy Webb
Sugar Basin
J. Hannagan
Ass Kelly
L. J. Watson
Hannigan and Family
Bienaimee Allveury
W. Carter
Femly
M. Downey
N. T. Hannagan
R. H. Leeson
W. Gorman
Wongan Hills
W. Forward
Wongan,Hills
Allveary
Hall
G. Rewell
P. Rewell
Toodyay Defeats Unions In Tight Association Match
A decent crowd at Due West Northamm ground watched Toodyay beat Unions by two points in an even clash. Unions led at half time as Slater of Goomulling impressed yet umpires drew some criticism. A late Toodyay goal from a thrown ball decided the result amid rough play.
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Due West Northamm
Toodyay
Toudyay
Toodvay
Slater
Goomulling
Federals Meet Unions In Saturday West Northam Ground
Unions face Federals on the West Northam Ground Saturday in what locals expect to be a strong contest. Both teams seek a win to boost standings and crowd interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Northam
Toodyay and Unions Clash in Fixture Schedule
The schedule lists fixtures between Toodyay and Unions on July 25, Federals and Unions on August 1, Toodyay versus Federals on August dates, and Unions vs Toodyay. These matchups outline a compact round of contests across the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toodyay
Unions
Federals
Goomalling Association Weekend Fixture Notes
Saturday Goomalling hosts Dowerin and Wanderers in July matches. July 1 sees Goomalling versus Dowerin rescheduled on the ground of the first-named club. July 4 brings Wanderers to face an as yet unnamed opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowerin
Wanderers
Goomalling
Central Districts Association Second Round Fixtures
Fixtures for the Central Districts Association second round list July 3 Jennacibbine vs Jenna Pullin and July 12 Grass Valley vs Wonga mine with venues to be confirmed and books cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Districts Association
Jennacibbine
Jenna Pullin
Western Australia to Exhibit at Panama Exhibition in San Francisco
The Commonwealth and States invite exhibitors for the Panama Exposition in San Francisco from February 20 to December 8, 1905. Western Australia receives 65,000 square feet free space, exclusive of the Australian National Division, with exhibits from all States. Applications to the Chairwoman of the Board, Perth, outline costs, handling, and facilities. special fees arranged and exhibits will be cared for at the exhibition wharves. Noncompetitive WA exhibits include fruit, wool, cereals, minerals, timber, wine, dried fruits, meat, pearl shell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Western Australia
United States of America
Commonwealth
Te Charmaidue Board
Department of Taandeam Surveys
Perth
Faris Blemishes of Whatever Find May Be Removed
A fragment notes Faris blemishes of various kinds may be removed by electric massage as stated by Mr. T Harnett. The text is incomplete and offers limited context for fuller reporting.
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Faris
Mr. T. Harnett Ie
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Marty
Darwin
Regord
Gov.t
Rhodes
Mertedin
Moeye
Dr. Rytwid
Mier
Thursday Island
America
Henry Stead
Australia
Lin Hamilton
New Zealand
Northam Operatic Society
Kennedy Bros
Napery
D'Oyleys
Kennedy
House of Quality
Walker's Book Store
Walker
Union Bank
Eastern Districts Association
Goomalling Association
Clear Stes Books
Panama
Venables & Bartley
Hay-Street
T. A. Harrison
Fitzgerald-street
TRAL
Harry Hyde
Mr. A. HW. Sendy
Fitzgerald Street
Peel Terrace
Avon Bridage Hotel Northam
W. Burrows
Cunderdin
Little
J. A. Jeffrey
Northam Motor Garage
W.A. Bane
Henry Wills & Co
Henry Wills and Co
Primantle
W.A
Sterfing
Thor— Hal Bilver
Arne
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