Brookton Notes and Local Incidents Recorded
Brookton notes recount Thomas Puliser fined for disorderly conduct after a Saturday arrest. Neil Lamont honored at a gathering by Progress Association members for his service, with well wishes for his family. A near miss at Regent Racer event prompts speculation on fried meat supplies. Farmer Gen. Messenger escapes serious injury after roller accident. Oscar Dunstan rescues him. Gilbert Holdsworth suffers a back injury rolling a boulder. he is taken to Brookton for treatment, with gradual recovery expected.
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Melbourne cricket critic laments erratic fielding and costly misses
A Melbourne critic voices sharp frustration with local cricket, describing pennant fielding as unwatchable and costly. The writer condemns attempts to seize advantages from batsmen errors, noting the game’s pace and mishaps often lead to calamity in a vivid, period-voice critique.
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Brookton Race Meeting Details and Local Echoes
The Brookton racing meeting drew 300 to 400 spectators amid perfect weather. Walter Bodey won on Hiding Squib, with Princess Hay fading to third. Cleverley from Lichen faced fines and Shaw faced questions in a Belgian Handicap dispute. Officials praised the secretary Mr Sabine and the tote raised funds for the Belgian Relief Fund.
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Rose Lawn and Heather Lead in Turbulent Race
Report of a horse racing event with Rose Lawn Heather and Kylie among the contenders. The page lists multiple horses and owners, noting uncertain results and close finishes as the riders push for positions and dividends amid the race.
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District meeting notes and local event roundup
The district report notes visitors and farmer activities, a talk on fertilizer and railway policy, and a social evening with Miss Adam and Mrs Cracker. March 6 Milton versus Petercarry at Bolton ended in a Petercarry win. Rifle club practice and community readings continue as residents express concern for Mr. WW Clipstone and Mr. Leslie’s health.
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Commonwealth Military Forces commissions for Rivers Crane corps officers
Advice from the Secretary of State for the Colonies states that applicants who served as officers in the Senior Division of the Rivers Craneine Corps may be recommended for temporary commissions in the Imperial Forces. Applications require service dates, current rank, and readiness to embark between 29 and year end, with continuity proof to be provided. Travel expenses arranged. £50 for uniform and £7 10s for a map kit. Applications to the Quarters, Sus Militaria District Hill, Francis Street, Burt.
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Turbulent Meeting at Pingelly Board Deliberates on Local Works
The Pingelly Board met to confirm minutes and discuss gazettal of by laws, dam and well control, and funds for Belgian relief. Reports covered roads and bridges from Public Works, railway station finance, tree replacement, pipe cleaning, road surveying, weed control, and tenders for Pemberton street work. The board urged stronger enforcement of stinkwort eradication and planned notices to landholders.
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Australia's Militia Needs and Public Support for War Effort
An editorial urges Australians to back the militia and rifle clubs amid wartime demands. It notes manpower shifts, training needs, and the risk of slow mobilization if drill and equipment are spread thin. Citizens are asked to support units at home or join militia efforts abroad, emphasizing duty, discipline, and national defense.
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Australia
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New Zealand Boy Craze Grabs Rugby Club Fame
A 13 year old schoolboy CG Dacre in Auckland has impressed with 1800 runs across grades. He scored 78 not out and 77 not out in recent weeks and totals 188 for the season, aiding his club’s rise.
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Manchester Department Textile and Home Goods Prices
Listing of assorted fabrics and home goods with prices in per yard or per item. Contains White Twill Woolen Towels Pillow Slips undergarments and nightdresses with varied colors sizes and lace trims. Includes undergarments and hosiery for ladies and a range of calico and embroidered items.
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Lecture on Wheat Sowing Thickness by Professor Patterton
Professor Patterton of the University lectured at the Mechanics Institute in Northam on seed quantity per acre for wheat under varying conditions. He highlighted rainfall, weather, fallow, variety maturity, crop purpose, soil, and germination as key factors shaping sowing rates for best yields.
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Mechanics Institute
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