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C OlbitJicv*n.iUc-tiib-JIO-iblt-liU*.12thether.ty*rdsPlungerodj nitirs.Oil vL.•i. -«i;•lieP.ibleMc-2;Irs.ivoP.(3Mr.as:Eeu:E.Irs.ke:Ja:P.Me-2chic)•»•«Irsi •»1; rs: P. A. cf • (id. Irs.\.Mr. I'm cLtrrity la an inmate of t)ic Katannlng Hospital. recovering from the effects of an operatiou lor appendicitis He is stated to be pro-ur« ssing facorably.Members of the 10th Light Horae began a camp of continuous training at Guildford on Thursday, units from Kaiuuuing and Tambellup leuv-ing the district to attend on the Wednesday with their horses. Capt. Stan. Howard. M.C.. was in charge of the Katannlng unit.Messrs. Jos. Lady man. T. Gar-stone aud K. W. A. Warren, members of the Katannlng District Council of the P.P.A., went to Wagin on Friday to attend a meeting of the Provincial Council, P.P.A.. at which will be considered nominations for (he South East Province election, with a view to endorsement.Has!I Mader. the two-year old son of Mr. L. J. Mader. of Woodonllling. had the four Ungers of his left hand severed In a chaff-cutter last week, and was brought into Katannlng hospital for treatment. The little chap is getting along famously, notwithstanding the shock consequent upon such a severe accident.Mr. A. J. Monger, President of the I , l'l®r-V Producers’ Association Oslted Katannlng on Friday, and stayed at the Katannlng Hotel Hewas accompanied by Mr. W. Carroll.M.L.C.. acting general secretary. The Visit of these two gentlemen was In connection with addresses to be given at Woodanilling and Wagin by Mr. Monger.Dr. F. M. House, of “Privett.” Onowaneerup. and Mr. G. E House, of ■'ChllboHon.'' Katannlng. are taking a trip to England to visit the Rrltlsh Empire Exhibition at Wembley. sailing on the s.s. Runic tn d.iv fSaturday). March 22nd. The travellers will co via South Africa and It Is to he hoped will have a very Pleasant trip and a well-earned holidayFriends of the R,v. D- W • Parish will be interested t.» lenrn that on the eve of his resignation n« rector of St. Mhan’s. Hlgbcaf ' fill! Perth be was accorded f ir. u . II bv . his parishioners at St Mban’s Hall, whfeh was Inrc.I' attended Regret at Mi* d. f. rmiitatloii to r«**lcii wav espressed lv .. Miitobej of s|»cak-| ers and the Doctor was prescntetl with ,i v iIIof of notes as a token of ■ ffection and nnnrcclnf inn of hi* tin.ana uardlT At Mr. 1 evening thr with Mr. FAt the eon' address beconfidence.Lnrter. secand carriedREASONSA.HE is theand hilenderHE has proto his ccHE is not t section HE stands I withinHIS Party succew under admfnlHE stands of w raonle HE bellerlt; devek ment Indus! ALL HIS I ate. HE has bi repree Stick (AuthoWool Sul possible to four firms lt;III the WOO'Smith am* Westralian the mceasar Inc before •M'CUletl lie •r Hon tv V house Mrs Henry Wills the latter ft understood Ltd.. propoi sent wool ft.
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Tambellup Times
Tambellup, Western Australia, AU
Sat, Mar 22, 1924
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