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Newspaper
Northam Courier
Location
Northam, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 05, 1913
Page
3
Local notes from Dowerin describe exhibition plans and a meeting of the Agricultural Society discussing mock parliament candidates and upcoming visits. Speakers, visitors, and committee roles are listed with expected events and dates, including a September 6 gathering and a September 12 visit.
Meera Woodhead and Stretton back two three-year-olds as Derby contenders in Western Australia. Chief Secretariat, imported gelding trained by Mr Garvey, breaks records by winning the Raippoelen Cup. Carstep and other Derby hopefuls show superior form, with Woodhead and Stratton’s pair leading in pace and performance.
The readable portion mentions a bottled product named Great Peppermint and references coins and routines. Details are fragmented and names or places are not clearly identifiable to form a complete record.
The text appears garbled with incomplete phrases. It references Time magazine style urgency and a plan or prize amount of three dollars, but lacks coherent names, events, or locations to confirm a definite news item or outcome.
A large community event at Northam Station featured a procession with floats from grocers bakers and hardware firms. Officials staged racing demonstrations trotting ponies and a donkey race while awards went to standout exhibitors and motor vehicles for beauty and novelty displays.
In a disrupted match Moodyay faces Federal Termurcow at East Northam amid umpire concerns. An umpire replacement may be sought as Lyons stands down, with Denpy discussed for the distancing game. Federal team selection lists Caverly Fitton Forward Keacksear Mocr tl Mettym Niffuteon yardey Stee Kewell Stewart Saunders Sin tmylor Wal ov Williame Chavey Mehnery.
The fragment describes a game with Wanderers and Dowerin, noting scores around 3.27 and 2.7 and mentions players such as Cooper, Wood, Saul, G Smith, Gorman, and Hayter. Details are garbled and names are inconsistent, but the passage suggests a team victory and listed individuals in mixed order.
On Saturday Wanderers host Goomalling in a major premier contest tied atop the table after five season encounters. Goomalling holds a 3-2 edge this term as a large crowd is expected to attend the decisive match featuring key players including Evens Faulkner Fis ing Green Glan Gemdess Hila and Rowe.
The Jemacubbine team defeated Toca by 17 points in a friendly match played last Saturday. Key scorers included Rowles and White for Jemacubbine with Green and Ward leading for Toca, while both sides rested regulars. The contest stayed even until late, with a three-goal run by Jemacubbine sealing the win.
The match occurred at Konon gorring Inat on Saturday, 20th ull, with Kalauddering securing a 17 point victory over Wongan Alugs. The report notes Kalkuddering led throughout and finished strong in the final period.
An uneven Wanderers versus Dowerin contest on a Saturday featured seventeen Wanderers at times and a late substitution mishap. Wanderers led early then conceded, with two fresh players joining after halftime. The issue of fielding too many players triggered a review and points were adjusted to reflect the proper eighteen-man rule.
Large crowd at East Northern ground watched Toodyay erase York’s efforts with a fierce rushing game. York could not withstand Toodyay’s coordinated attacks as the visitors surged ahead late to secure a sensational two point win. Smith stood out for York with bold play though Toodyay dominated most of the match.
The fragment outlines remaining fixtures for the nensen season. Wanderers travel to Goomalline on September 1 and September 20 hosts Domerin Wanderers at Dowerin in the Sixth Round. The schedule lists enonesbbine vs Wordeenins and jennacibbine vs Grae Val.
A fragment announces a golf match labeled Nortimm Golf Dub a Chonaivodhip with W. Welle and Weems listed among participants. No other competitors or specifics are provided in the readable text.
The notice sets race times from 3.15 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. at Merredin with purses from £7 to £12. It lists races including Mailed in Cap, Warners Wandicap, Totadglin Plate, and Farewell Handicap, noting weights, nominations, and acceptance deadlines. E J Cook serves as secretary and stresses registration, weighing declarations on September 30, and acceptances due September 2.
Multiple race events listed with prizes from £20 to £50 for seven furlongs to ten furlongs. Open to all comers and others with conditions on owner residency near Goldfields and Metropolitan areas. Nominations due by 8.39 pm on September 8, final payments by September 2, weights to be declared by September 15.
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