St Patrick's Day Sports Meeting Highlights
The cotn event featured a Wednesday afternoon gathering with lively contests. Winners included Dolly Dimple in the Third-cigae Trot, Martin's Way second, and Thelin G in the Walk Trot Gallop. Other notable results listed Pat Wilkes and Mortlock securing top places in their heats with varying times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotnection
H. Martin
Dolly
F. J. Lord
O, McManons
W. Baillie
Mortiosk
Tiny Wilken
Larly
Sparta Club Travels to Southern Brook in Tennis Tie
Meckering correspondent reports Sparta Club Mackering visited Southern Brook for two return matches. Southern Brook won, aided by tea served by lady members. Results included Barclay and Latta winning, Greenwall and Bourke strong in doubles and singles, with several tight sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta Club
Mackering
Southern Brook
Cumerdus Apeotatore
S.B
Requite
Plying Tour to Open in Northam Area
A touring exhibit led by Lieut. McIntosh, famed aviator, visits local districts including Bolgur, Goomal Jing, Konnongorring and Wongar Hills with Northam omitted. Special rail cars planned between Perth and Northam debuting next Monday with modest charges and buffet service. Police reports cover cafe owner theft, two youths jailed for one month, and War Precautions Act breaches fined. Dr Torey affair noted with Mrs Mort admitting shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mclntosh
Toodysy
Bolgur
Goomal- Jing
Konnongorring
Wongar Hills
Northam
Pat Ba
Beverley Hache
Frenmotis
Ries
Perth
Abdiow
Northaw
Etrand
James
Foley
Balding
A. Rowvalle
Theortham
Mouilly
M. aBeversd
Northam Police
Charles Wilson
Ant
Wilaoo
Australia
Wilson
Thet M
Torer
Sydney
Mort
Kellerberrin Races Results and Standings From The Meeting
The report records Kellerberrin race results in detail with multiple events. It lists horses such as Minever and Camel Gun, riders including Snaith and Johnson, and times ranging from 7.31 to 9.13 for various plates and handicaps. It notes small fields, race distances, and margins of victory, reflecting a lively meet with several divisions and close finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball
Comparative Food Values From Anatralias Study
A recent Anatraliaswoalyus report notesSunraysed Dried Feasts exceed in nutrients across most items tested. Saltanas ranking between 4 and 11 3 while Apples Bananas Potatoes and Pas items show varied content. The study highlights general food value differences and potential implications for diets.
General Elections voting results by electorate in Albany region
Final counts from the Bute Parliament general elections list results across districts including Albany Avon Fremantle and others. Notable tallies show Gibson Nat 1667 Jones OL 1437 Davies Nut Labs 9819, Show OP 1958, Mather OL 2344, George Nat 61, Patterson UF 380, and Mitchell Nat 1051 among many entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bute
Albany
Scaddan
Ivae
Weelarse
O.L
Avon
Dosovan Me
Bury
Monay
Wie
Danning —Clydesitals
O.J
Robinson
Crie—Cheseon
C.L
Ellemor
Freimantle
Gibson
Jones
Fremantle
South
McCallum
Watson
Gusco
Angelo
Ts Holden
Garaldton
Willcock
Bartlett
O.P
Guildford
Davies
Nut, Labs
Jobezon
Hannins
Munsis Fo
Openahar
Net
Lab
Gona Boyigand
Green
Katanning
Mather
Leederville
Marter
Millington
Monsiee
M Sig
Nat
Geynor
Joure
Oo Deaton
Spencer
Leonora —Heron
U.L
Fowler
Mat. Lab
Murray-Wellington
George
Patterson
U.F
Joyce
Nelson
Smith End
Willmott
C.P
Northam
Mitchell
Groive
Porth —Mann
Swan
Ee Ah Ao
East Porth
Huppingwione
Portheit
Fertian
In Ke Cowan
Draper Babin Mieheodeee
Ae Hamabottom
Joaeex
Pickéring
Hol~ Man
Toodyay
Thie
Pianis
Clarkson
Wagin
Stabbs
Getpr
Igen Conboy
Find
York
Beverley Race Club Announces Gratalane Stakes Date
Sporting notes from the Beverley Race Club indicate the Gratalane Stakes will be run on Wednesday April 13 with close of nominations at 6 pm on Tuesday. Weights to be declared by A B War man around Sunday April 2. Secretary B W Jewson leads the club as nominations and programs are detailed. other horse meetings and nominations for Cunderdin Meckering and Northam clubs are noted with related trainer updates and entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverley Race Club
Ingus
A.B. Warman
Setmday
B. W. Jewson
Merredin
Bulmont Park
Nangeria
Eurythmic
Victoria
Ington
King's Plaza
Poitrel
Greenstead
N.S.W
P. A. Connelly
Fontainbeau
Blurillo
Evanta
Civic
F A. Rose
Sihiant
A. Withnell
Northam
A. V. McMahon
Flintmina
Lily Cureton
Hie
East Northam
Bithara Hace Club
Richmond
Rane Deed
Bowehill
Erasmus
Poitral Wan
Amond Maie
Bert Yeo
Clab
bin Maby
Antamo
Weat Aunt cricket criticism of State selection bias
The piece laments Western Australia being excluded from interstate cricket and urges greater opportunity for country players like Robinson Rowe and Wally Stewart. It praises Parker and Bobby Sell, discusses W.A.’s bowling shortages, advocates touring the Eastern States, and notes Wally Stewart’s two centuries and other performers. It also speculates on England’s test prospects and calls for stronger local coaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weetrlia
Howard
Rowe
Bott
Randell
Christian
Victoria
Westrans
Commonwealth
Eric Parker
Macartney
Fremantle
Bobby Sell
Oder
Himaelf
Gang
Wally Stewart
Northam
Weller
W.A
Kotauning
Hobba
England
Australia
Barnes
Ntares
Hobbs
Hendra
Woolley
Hearne
Rhodes
Howell
Fender
Stradwick
Donglan
Engand
Australis
Trumper
Slin
Marley
Hendry
Armstrong
Ryder
Kelleway
South Australia batsmen set record despite setback
Rhodes made 217, Rushall 201, and Douglas 106 not out as South Australia faced a heavy defeat by 68 runs in the innings of 8A. Rundell top scored with 121, while Rhodes and Russell were saluted for their double century stand in a rare batting feat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodes
Rascall
Douglas
Russell
A. Rundell
Sunraysed Fruits and Australia’s Future Claims
The piece discusses SUNRAYSED FRUITS as a designed product for Australia’s future with claimed versatility. It lists potential uses from beverages and medicines to confectionery and sandwiches, asserting broad applicability and cost efficiency. The text presents speculative optimism about new food and chemical possibilities for national development.
Jumpers and placings in First and Second Division matches
Sporting results show Jumpers event with placements Fist-Terilderie 1 Carogham 2 McCarthy 3. Clas Plive First Division Leicester 1 Valplane 2 Peroime 3. Pine-Lockmaster 1 Blac tady 2 Boniinia 3. Mundred-Norton’s elect £ Flacn 2 Gold Digger 3. Second Clin Plaie-Julden Plumage 1 Miralga 2 Tats 3. Plate First Division M lod 4 Ste Hnton 2 Valamet 3 Welter-Sprugmpant 1 Thor eer 3. Lady Mareena 3. Second Division Orelice 1 Bogit Face 2 warrawindy 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fist—Terilderie
Carogham
McCarthy
Seonad “Clas Plive
Leicester
Valplane
Peroime
Fist Cless Pine—Lockmaster
Blac Tady
Boniinia
Bellmun Five Mundred
Norton's Elect
Flacn
Gold Digger
Julden Plumage
Miralga
Tats
Mallod
Ste Hnton
Valamet
Welter—Sprugmpant
Thoreer
Lady Mareena
Orelice
Bogit Face
Warrawindy
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills End Back Pain
Testimony from Mrs H J Cooper of Locker Avenue Northam West recounts severe kidney disorder symptoms including backache urinary trouble and fatigue. After using Doan's Backache Kidney Pills she improves greatly with lasting relief and endorses the remedy for kidney issues. Sold at 2 shillings 9 pence per bottle by Foster Mackallan Co Perth with warnings to ensure authenticity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Cooper
Locker Avenue
Northam West
Toudyay
Hern
Leon
Cowper
Doan
Foster-McClallan Co
Murray Street
Perth
Trade figures in Britain from Germany and reexports
In Howe’s Commons Sir Robert Horne, President of the Board of Trade, stated that Britain's imports from Germany last year were valued at 31,073,000 pounds and reexports to Germany amounted to 21,535,000 pounds. He spoke on the rule of the exchange and foreign and colonial wares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Robert 8. Horne
Board of ‘Trade
Germany
Right Side Prices Prove Him Correct in Ad Speak
Mr. Baker pushes an advertisement in this issue to draw attention to his shop. Locals note he may be on the wrong side of the street, but visitors who see his “dinky” store find prices fair and the goods varied. A Sydney judge ruled on a separate union wage case, reducing hours and wages. Mail loss from Syd pep to Suva was confirmed, with theories of a bag grove mishap. The Russian revolution continues to unfold amid hardship and famine. Mr. A. S. Bou, longtime Parth Police Court head, died at Pappermint Grove. Nominations are in for a meeting at Nungerin, with close of nominations expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Bis Advt
Isena
Bmt
Rathanve ‘Dienen
Bolin
Industrial Court
Sydney
Tes
Lennch
Rusia
Bou
Parth
Pappermint Grove
Nungerin
Im inations Close Rays March 2 1821 at 6 pm
Im incomplete text notes a closing action set for March 2 1821 at 6 pm. Details on who or what closes are unreadable in the fragment. The reader should consult the full notice for complete names and jurisdiction.
Bolgart Race Club Annual Meeting Notice 1921
Bolgart Race Club announces its annual meeting on Wednesday March 30 1921. The trial stakes offer five pounds with weight for age and six furlongs, amateur riders and hack entrants included. Entrance fees accompany nominations due by Monday March 1 with officials and jockeys required to meet penalties and rules per WA racing regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolgart Race Club
Ion Wabowr
Hockuaskers
Tom Vuln
Chitty
Easter Holiday Excursion Tickets Issued 1921
Holiday excursion tickets will be issued to and from all stations on Government and Midland Co. Lines from March 19 to 28 1921 with returns up to 50 miles valid until April 2 1921. Distances over 50 miles up to 10 miles one month. over 100 miles three months. Handbills at stations for details on alterations and cancellations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goverument and Midland Co
Milan
Kalgoorlie Sabon
Enilen
Train Arrangements for March Dates and Special Hours
Rail schedule notes multiple routes between Perth Northam Kalguorna and surrounding towns with express services and arrival times. Added closures and limited hours on March 25 26 28 restrict receipt and delivery of perishable urgent goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Expresa
Perth
Northam
Exprese Northam
Path
Kalguorna
Slooping Cary
Beth We Maisie
Enie
Usarias
USA
Rau
Parsi
Burth
Spencer's Brook
Spetusi
A Brook
Bulgart
Clackline
Bey Ussoklins
Toodya
Penk
Marredia
Furth Kalare i Ph Nedigor
All Goode Warshouses
Train Alterations Schedule For Monday And Friday
The following timetable notes alterations to the train service: departures from Perth to Northam Mundys will not run at 9:15 am with a 1.20 pm pass at Merredin. Merredin to Us Merredin will run Friday only with a late morning service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Northam
Mundsys
Buffet Cars Start Monday Service In March 1921
Railway notice lists daily Perth to Northam, Hootham to Perth, Wynhatcher to Northam, and Kellerberrin shuttle times with departures in morning and afternoon. Meals at 2 shillings and light refreshments at tariff charges. Buffet counter available for retardments and waiters at the counter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffet Cary
Perth
Northam
Hootham
Hortham
Wynhatcher
Mons
Weds
Wryalontahs
Tass
Thurs
Kellerberrin
Toes
Thara
Gate
Frideye
Unclear cricket rule notes on balls and outs
A fragmented paragraph discusses cricket umpiring and dismissals with references to balls called no balls and handling the ball. It mentions boundary runs, running crease, and penalties, then notes rare prior dismissals for handling the ball and a general sense of rules changing across years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inquirer
Bateman
Geldsman
Thie Bresok
Jean Oven
el ‘Beternan
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Shiel Louk
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Smith
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Hal Lock
Raz
Turtoage
Faarley Mac
We Alwon
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Trem
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Reba
Beal
Camel Gun
Massaddie
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Ovens Muralando
Briley Mac
Rosie Almont
Jowneeey
Reiplock
Too
Camtiedive
Liberal
Mormurum
Thorlmung
Sporting Notes
U.S A
Malloch Bros
William
Ausvalia
Sporting
Belmont Pare
Myer
Farmers Plate
Couree
Mor Hunt
Courre
Hever
Warewell
Mr. B. Optician
W. Buckeridge
Flo
Freedom of the City of London
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