Concert and Dance at St Stephens Nyamutin
A large audience attended a Friday concert and dance at Agricultural Hall Popanyinning in Nyamutin. Dr Langley impressed with songs, local women sang well, Mrs Laces and Mr A Walton gave notable recitals. A vote of thanks was given. The night ended with the National Anthem and a well attended dance. Proceeds totaled £8 12s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephens
Baghad
Nyamutin
Popan” Yinning
Pingilly
Popanyinning
Langiey
Sistence
Brobi
Wtists
Lange
H. Mayee
Baptist Sunday School Picnic Held Easter Monday
About 60 children from Baptist Church attended a gate day picnic on Easter Monday at a ground southeast of town. They rode in two fords to a decorated ground, enjoyed games and racing after lunch around 12 30, with prizes for all. The afternoon featured rounders and a large tea, ending with thanks from the superintendent and a respectful march home after singing the National Anthem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Sunday School
Geome
Iinde
Wan
Soraa
Maroesstulis
Lawies
Pingelly
Vevary
Rifle Notes By Mase Report On Local Practice Scores
A report from a Saturday rifle practice notes strong turnout and solid scores at 800 and 600 yards. Leading marksmen include Awaneborough Holdsworth, Tucker, Clark, and Robins with several members exceeding 600 yards. Club scores show Browdesa 33, T wird 25, and Dobban ad among top results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mase
Intione
Awaneborough Holdsworth
Clark
Rev. Robins
Alao
Club
Browdesa
Twird
Dobban' Ad
Pinzelly Morambine Agricultural Society Meeting Notes
A meeting of the Pinzelly-Mourambine Agricultural Society held at the Pingelly Hotel on Saturday April 10 discussed rent for show grounds, proposed tree planting, and arena improvements. Proposals included charging clubs to use grounds, arranging an audience for Professor Patterson, and potential grants. the secretary to contact rail and district bodies about legal changes on stink wort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponting
Fingellys Galt Club
Agricultural Soviety
Sewell
Belt
How
Agricultural Department
Eend
Patterson
Uni
Mosera
Malt
Piogelly Rifle Club Holds Committee Meeting
A Piogelly Rifle Club committee meeting at Mr Carrolls office on Monday evening reviewed minutes, approved correspondence, and decided on affiliation fee payment. New members were admitted, and plans for a two stage shooting event across 800 to 500 yards and 600 to 700 yards were outlined with prizes and handicaps to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mere
McGinty
W. Lantie
Marsden
Heoon
Magars
Brown Jess
Jackson
Pingelly Patriotic Committee Meeting Notes
A Pingelly Patriotic Committee meeting was held at H B Lambert's Skating Rink on Friday evening with Messrs Robinson Blether Lambert Kev Danning and secretary Mr Jackson present. Minutes were confirmed and receipts for Belgian Relief fund and WA Motor Ambulance Fund discussed. A concert was planned for an date and program details to be arranged at the next meeting. Miss Poware and Mr P E Lane of Brookton offered thanks for copper offer. Pingally Glee Club will contribute items to the forthcoming patriotic concert. A vote of thanks was given to the establishment officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmon
How
Sheehow
Buetnees
Perrin
Society
Sewell
Taylor
Bord F. Gnd
Associa~ Tion
Pingelly Patriotic Commmittee
H. B. Lambert
Folllowing
Messrs. Robinson
Blether
Lambert
Kev
Danning
Me. Jackson
Ray
Robinson
Misa Stabbs
Robins
Messrs
Fletcher
W.A. Motor Ambulance
Magers Tam
Herband
T He Elal Sinh Lotms Ind
Gun Carrying Lads Feature in Wartime Verse
The text discusses a crowd sourced ballad about who carries the gun, naming a lad from Midlouilshire and a lad from London town as carriers, with emphasis on courage and national unity. It references Conan Doyle and wartime sentiment, then shifts to an art union ticket advertisement offering a £2800 prize or a world trip, noting its role in public hospitals in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset
Eight Hours Great Art Union
Brat Prise
Wight Hours Committe
Art Wnign
Sama
Australia
Durig
Laa
Ay Bilis
Thao
Heide
Flinders Lane
Malbouirny
Zyrgace
Fruit Fly Advisory Urges Clean Gardens and Quick Control
A Department of Agriculture reply warns the tomato pests are not ordinary fruit flies and urges strict orchard hygiene. Vigorously remove fallen fruit daily and destroy infected produce, keep trees under surveillance, and apply poison bait as directed when fruit fly appears. inspectors will visit and enforce measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Ageiewiture
Prakty
Fruit Fly Bait Formula and Application Notes
A historical recipe describes fruit fly bait using fruit syrup treacle molasses and arsenic in water. It instructs preparing a four gallon mixture, applying with a brass syringe to foliage, and timing applications weeks before ripening, with repeated applications and orchard sanitation practices to reduce flies.
More's Indian Root Pills Endure Twenty Years In Australia
The article touts Morse's Indian Root Pills as a trusted Liver remedy for twenty years in Australia. It claims the pills strengthen digestion, restore liver function, and improve overall health amid public confidence, noting no harmful claims or miraculous power, only proven formula and experienced makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Bearil BF Agai
Aresaeay
Moowe
Australia
Dr. More
Baie
Autumn 8 Winter Season 1915 Hat Styles In Stock
R J Pearson and Co advertise first consignment of new season goods. Velvet sailor hats in colors for all ages, children's tweed outfits in assorted sizes, ladies tweed gores, silk and wool undergarments, heavy towels, white and embroidered pillow slips, tea towels, underskirts and vests, nightdresses and calico gowns. Prices listed in old currency per item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Pearson & Co
Gashmers
Manchester
Seed quantity per acre debated at farmers meeting
At a meeting of farmers the discussion focused on sowing rates for wheat and bay. Members debated whether 60 to 70 percent of seed per acre was enough, citing trials by Professor Patterson and practical yields from different plots. Some advocated 60 pounds per acre for wheat and 70 for bay as a baseline, while others warned that soil, depth, and moisture greatly affect outcomes. The group agreed more data were needed, thanking Professor Patterson for his lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We B. Cotton
Eid
Patterson
J. M. Carroll
T. H. Wilding
Profesor Patterson
Waleh
G. T
Thirossell
Alban Mfayvall
Forrest
W. Rose
Thay
BOM
Ross Buvelsyaid
Mt. Lyell
Bob
Walsh
York
Cotton
New South Wales
Profengor Patterson
Gottom
Wilding
Carroll
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District
Atoll
Aldridge
Pinzelly-Mourambine Agricultural Society
Eageeie Conertee M Mei
Wea. Field
Pingelly Hotel
Mumbere
Mosers
J. B. Taylor
J F Belt
HE. Thompson
Bodey
G.' A1. Sewell
H. Taylor
J. O.1
Overheu
T. How
Mra. E) Kimmorley
Guitward
Waite Crome League
Wiese
Wiem
Egypt
Ross Lengds
Maher
Anyioye
Bublic of
Elizabeth-rureet
Sydney
Parente
Wilson
John Augatine Coleman
A ‘Tlackachitty
BF Scolgoortie
Yaa
Kalgoorlie Golf Hinjie
Yuna
Piogelly Rifle Club
Mr. Carroll
Missré
Brownless
Aldridga
Sornespondench
Beverley Rifle Club
Baverley
Receivsee
Eastern Districte Union
Bill Os
Aymient
Pingelly Patriotic Committee
Finn
Scotland
Prida
Anil
Yorkshire Dale
Wall
Lapenshire
X Midlouilshire
Elure
Elulsa
Woo
Waler
Thuy
London Town
Erin
Boone
Ind
Mies L. H
Mackintoah
Conan Doyle
Bill
Great
Booth
Qae
Iveta Ehove
Ea “Biscus
Fromm
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