Titheradge to Star in Village Priest in Northam
George S. Titheradge, guest of Northam, discusses his return to Western Australia. He praises A Village Priest and his Abbe role, notes plans with Plimmer-Denniston Company, and looks forward to the visit with new landscapes and local audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelgootlia
George S. Titheradgge
Northam
Pummer-Denniston
Titheradge
t'Abbe
Syilmy Grundy
Primmar Deaninvon Co
Attaet
Western Australia
Wilfred Denver
Plimmer-Denniston
Plimmer Himsel
Grouph-Bouss ~Eault Company
Australia
Mir
Brough
Honry Arthur Jones
Mesers
Plimmer
Denniston
Biggest Orchard in Australia in Pakenham Victoria
The Pakenham orchard in Victoria claims to be the largest in Australia with 210 acres under apples. It features a modern packing shed, space for 40 graders and packers, three large storehouses for 15,000 cases, temperature control at 2 degrees, and extensive irrigation and drainage with over 100 miles of pipes. The current crop valued around £7,500 with an average 7s per case or £13,500 total, aiming for profit through overseas markets at 20s and 3 a bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pakenham
Victoria
Australis
Commonwealth
Widsalls
Homburg
Foot-Binding Abolition Moves in China Sparks Women’s Rights Drive
Industrial reform and social change pace through 1910s era China as groups push to end foot binding. Vice President Li issues interdict urging natural feet for all under Republican rule, with strict unbinding timelines for girls and women, and penalties for defiant relatives. The era also sees rising female suffrage activism and agitation noted by observers amid calls for equality and improved marriage prospects.
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China
Empire
Witten
Lius
Nanking
Great Peppermint Cure Featured in Quack Verses
A fragmentary verse extols Woods Great Peppermint Cure for watery eyes cold cough and sneezes. The speaker and companion seek relief by retreating under a cover to drink a draught or two of the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella M. Williams
Rifle Shooting Notes From Northam Rile Club Practice Day
Northam Rifle Club members practiced at 700 and 400 yard ranges despite a gusty wind. The day featured the first firing of the 900 yard range with two bullet series using 20 inch and 90 inch projectiles. Wallace led the list with a strong total, Eaton posted the day’s best 700 yard score of 82 with the 20 bore ball, and Young missed a shot but notched a 29 at 700 yards. Last week, the nearby Wickepin fires caused heavy losses to newly formed clubs, with rifles ammunition and gear burned at a settler’s premises.
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Northam Rile Club
Too Vands
Wallace
Young
Eaton
Wogotin
Wickepin
B- Wii- Namaon
English Fixtures Outline Australian Eleven Tour in England
Surrey County Club secretary Mr W Findlay presents a schedule for the Australian tour in England with matches across Oval Lord s Hastings Birmingham Manchester Cambridge Oxford and various counties. Dates vary and some two day games may follow Hastings with fixtures against Surrey Middlesex Yorkshire Warwickshire Gloucestershire Somerset Derbyshire South Africa England and South here Scarborough.
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Surrey County Club
Mr. W. Findlay
Australian Board of Control
England
Scursborough
Hastings
Hasting
Oval
Surrey
Lord's
V. M.O.C
Oxford
Oxford University
Wanchester
V. South
Birmingham
Warwickshire
Middlesex
Cambridge
Cambridge University
Bradford
Yorkshire
Manchester
Lancashire
Bath
Somerset
Leyton
Essex
Northam Golf Club Opens Season With Mixed Results
The Northam Golf Club opened its season with a bogey five up victory by G M Dempster and a list of scores from Saturday. Players praised for solid showings as organizers plan next weekend match against York and announce a June 1 Frenan ite event.
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Northam Golf Chub
G. M. Dempster
Spiendidl
Toomorrow
York
Frenanite
T. Sermon
H. D. Forbes
SW. Wells
Fataon
B. Donwing
R. Dempster
Camm
Bagahaw
Ahead
Darknese
Lyon
T. O. Prisk
R. W. Anderson
Northam market sale yields strong sheep yardings
Northam stock market report shows Eider Shenton and Co selling at East Northam yards on Tuesday. Rain boosted sheep sale with 2401 sheep yarded and sold well at satisfactory prices. pigs moved poorly but overall yarding included 1692 sheep, 41 pigs, and five head of cattle. Prices ranged ewes to 15/3 hoggets to 10/3 mixed line to 18/4 wethers to 139/ and hoggets to 11/3 with pigs from 14/8 to 17/6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eider, Shenton and Co
East Northam
Seattle
Pugits Prepare for University and Musical Examinations
First term starts February 5 at Trinity College London. For details contact the Mother Superior at Presentation Convent Goomalling for information on the theoretical and practical examinations and university preparation.
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Trinity College
Londdon
Presentation Convent
Goomalling
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Mammoth New Store
Boan Bros’ Emporium
Perth
The
Northam Courier
Dowerin Mail
Ri’ Ale
New Zealand
Price
REX
A. Lloyd & Co
George S. Titheradge
Tana Bird
Toulk Road
Herbaliat
C. McPhee
Fitzgerald Street
Taufik Raad
Murray
Phar
M.S. M.C.S.S
OLF
Urray ST
W.A
William St
Northam Club
Cricket
Dechy
Derbyshire
Nottingham
South
Howick
Fagland
Beven
Worcester
Wor‘cestershire
Cheltenham
Gloucestershire
Cardiff
Scarborough
Londesbo
South of England
C. Castledine
Fitagernide
P. L. Dale
Witegerald St
Rocawear Sons
Ged South & Melenz
Jemnacabbine
Africa
P. RB. Paull
Newangen
BON Marche
Mecokering
A. Ladbuel
Newsagent
Cunderdin
Laeds Bros
Tammia
Agchering
Lords
Aus
Leeds
Southafy
South Africa
S—Nottingham
Ort Gust
the Oval
Engl
Waites
Waite
Itailine
Ite
Shenton and Co Limited
Fremantle
Kalgoorlie
Beverley
Northam Oyster Palace
Northam Hotel
Best Fruiterer
JACK
Pizaerald ST
Horsea
Seddie
Hneness
A. Appleton
Northam Stock Market
T. Plaisted
Smith
H. Grenham
Doodlarine
Convent OF the Sacred Heart
Gooman Is
Presentation Nuns
Studia
Platypus
Watts & Game
A Fitzgewaldst
Warren
Bradbury, Maddocks Coy
Horner
Melbourne Road
Wellington
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