Local and General News from Grass Valley and Melbourne
The Rev Father O Brien will celebrate Mass at Grass Valley next Sunday at 10am. In poultry shows Mr VM Stone of Northam won prizes in Indian Game and brown leghorn categories and advertised settings prices. Melbourne reports the death of Alfred Deakin, and praise for Marshal Foch amid London celebrations. Mrs Agnes Mann of Yorkrakine died under chloroform in Perth. Victoria discussions on three Face meetings for Anzac House funds and racing limits to keep sport recreational.
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Father O Brien
Meckering
Grass Valley
York
VM Stone
Northam
Qoultry
N. A. Stone
Shaw
Stone
Melbourne
Alfred Deakin
Australia
London
Marshal Foch
Blucher
Agnes Mann
Yorkrakine
Continental Dental Company
Perth
Haystreet
Anzac House
Victoria
Ir Lawson
Committee Ofictorian
Returned Soldiers and Sailors
Imperial Laogis
Lawson
League
Funeral for James Morrell at St John’s Church
The funeral for the late Mr James Morrell was held Sunday with a choral service at St John’s Church. The rector Rev CHD Grimes delivered the graveside address after the church service. The Choir Boys Guild meets next Wednesday and the GFS hold a meeting in the hall tonight.
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James Morrell
St John’s Church
Rey Chd Grimes
Choir Boys Guild
GFS
Methodist News at Wealey Church Next Sunday Services
The Rev J R Elma of Dangin will conduct both morning and evening services at Wealey Church next Sunday. The evening will feature the usual monthly Evangelistic service with hymns from Alexander's 8 Book. The choir presents special items, including a male chorus and solos by Mrs G J Flower and Miss GE Martin.
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J R Elma
Dangin
Wealey Church
Alexander
G J Flower
GE Martin
York Net 61 Point Victory In Premiership Final
York defeated Toodyay 61 to 37 at East Northam in the premiership final on Saturday. Unions and York are scheduled to play the season finale tomorrow afternoon at the East Northam ground, a match expected to attract a large crowd.
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York
Toodyay
East Northam
Northam Road Board Sets Burning Restrictions and Finances
At the Saturday meeting chaired by Mr Garrell the Northam Road Board fixed the prohibited burning period from November 1, 1919, to March 1, 1920 under the Bush Fires Act. They reported no objection to alienating Lot 165 at Baker's Hill, received the secretary’s report, and approved accounts totaling £3 to be paid with a net debit of £375 9s 7d.
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Baker's Hill
W.A. Bank
Treasury
Pedigree stock dispersal sale by Mackay Bros
Elder, Smith and Co Limited report a special dispersal sale for Mackay Bros last week. 34 Ayrshire cattle, 243 Lincoln sheep and 16 horses offered to buyers from across the State. Cattle in good demand. sheep dull. sales totaled 34 cattle, 243 sheep, 16 horses with varied prices across classes.
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Lincoln
Repatriation Deputation Seeks salaried Commission Court
In Melbourne a deputation from the Returned Soldiers and Citizen's Political Federation urged the acting Minister for Repatriation Mr Massey Greene to appoint salaried Repatriation Commissioners and establish an Arbitra tion Court of Repatriation. The court would operate in each state to hear grievances of returned men and dependents. The minister said he would study the representations.
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Melbourne
Massey Greene
Lamphee Charged With Theft at Northam Court
William Alfred Lamphee alias Brown alias Collins alias Burton stood charged with stealing two pounds from George Taylor at Northam Price Court. After witnesses testified, the R M sentenced him to one month with hard labor for the theft and seven days for resisting arrest, to be served at Fremantle gaol.
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Northam Price Court
Gibbons
R M
William Alfred Lamphee
Brown
Collins
Burton
George Taylor
Spry
R.M
Lamphee
Fremantle
Wool and Wheat Power in War Economy
Prime Minister Mr Hughes notes wool growers outperformed wheat and meat sellers. He cites wool sales totaling £158,759 to date plus wartime wool exports of £113,759,521, with wool and wheat now worth over 1,234,000,000 and comprising more than two thirds of the war debt.
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Hughes
Bendigo
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Methodist News
Dalgrety and Co, Limited
Northam Road Board
MR Hughes
London Lancashire Insurance
Viking House
William-street
E. Harrisson
Bruce Kock
J Hices
Baandee
H T
Vnne
Benjabarring
AH Sear Bolgayt
m_ Cousins
Cunderdin—Harris and
Bunfie
Alwallinu
Jas Black Dangin
J Latro Goomalling
M G Eaton Kellerberrin
Geo Garniner
Korrelocking
G Lawis
P. Correy
Merredin
Guo Jackson
Joan Purse
Quairading
C All Quellington
Gentle Shackleton
J. S. Plant
Wro Trayning
Annison York
J Lawlerongan
Hill
A Myers
Elder, Smith and Co., Ltd
Western Australia
A C McCorry
Station General Commission
Kununoppin
Trayning
Nungarin
Nungarin Hotel
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