Auction sale of horses and stock at Cuballing and Boranning
The report notes a forthcoming sale of pedigreed stock including horses, cattle, and fine sheep at Cuballing and Boranning on Tuesday, with extensive offerings and full particulars to be advertised in the Lover. Also mentions social events, licensing issues, railroad matters, and local notices statewide including post voting, library stock, and a temperance meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuballing
Dalgety
Boranning
Pingelly Letter to Railways Commissioner on Golf Links
Mr Congreve cites a letter from the Commissioner of Railways about laying golf links on the Pingelly station reserve. He laments the Pingelly decision blocking urgent work and urges residents to discuss station improvements. He plans to visit Pingelly to push for definite action benefiting local convenience and future prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congreve
Commissioner of Railwaya
Allway
Pingelly
Pingetly
The Day-Postle Match The Australian Wins
The Day-Postle championship match at Kalgoorlie drew 15000 spectators. Postle won the 75 yard dash by three yards in 71.5 seconds, while the 300 yard race ended with Postle ahead by three yards in 30.4-5 seconds. Day plans an immediate daytime rematch over the same distances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day
Great Britain
America
Postle
Australia
Kalgoorlie
Jeft
Church Services Listed For Pingelly Marwonga and More
Services are scheduled at the Baptist Church with a 11 a.m. gathering in Pingelly and an evening 7 30 p.m. sermon on The Son of Christ led by Rev A N George in Marwonga. A second preacher Rev sAi N George and speaker Mr 8 Wise are noted for Wastbrook and additional details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Pingelly Rifle Club Saturday Match Report
The Snellgrove rhodol wee shot under unfavorable circumstances due to a late start and lack of discs for targets. Scores were initially low, with vernier adjustments noted for two.
Fortysix Chinese arrested on gambling charge
News in Brief reports 46 Chinese arrested on Little Bourke street for gambling. Three principals fined £20 each and 4320s fined. Fines paid. A Sydney man, Sydney Edwin Bradford of Surrey Hills, was found stabbed at home. His wife, a Spanish lady, was arrested for murder. blond hair found on her clothes. The woman previously attempted suicide and is described as a woi gdalce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Bourke-street
Sydney Edwin Bradford
Surrey Hills
Sydney
District Crops Decline Amid Rain Shortfall and Onion Hopes
In Dale River district crops fall short with poor onion and potato yields due to October rainfall shortage. Local growers like John Egan cite potential gains if rains had come five to six weeks earlier. Roads concerns persist over Mourambine and Westbrook routes as settlers contemplate self-made tracks amid a looming railway inspector report. A six foot black snake near Taylor's Well State School is noted along with a dramatic bullock chase toward Pingelly stock route, testing rider horsemanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Egan
Nivne
Mourambine
Westbrook Road
Meneuring
Taylor's Well
Landscape Farmers Progress Association Formed
The adjourned shore meeting on Saturday December 1st saw strong attendance and minutes read. Proposals for new members, a proposed road to Harrison's Mill, and delaying action until more info. A two month wait for a polling booth arose as electoral rolls were unavailable. Mr H Smith MLA's railway talk prompted a letter campaign for improved rail service. Rules amended and the association renamed Landscape Farmer's Progress Association amid indignation at a hostile letter in Pingelly papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shore Association
Nery
East
H. Smith
M.L.A
Smith
Federal Elections Sparks Two Party Battle In State
The article analyzes the upcoming federal election in which Labour and the Liberal-League party compete. It warns against state financial changes, taxes on tea and kerosene, and a federal land tax, urging representatives who safeguard state rights and resist centralization. The piece stresses the need to oppose measures ending the Braddon and bookkeeping clauses and to demand fiscal independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alos
Liberal League
Labour Party
W.A
N.8.w
Victoria
Legislative Council
Land Tax Agrestment Bill Reconsidered by Council
The Land Tax Agrestment Bill, shelved by the Legislative Council a few days ago, will receive further consideration by members this session. The article notes renewed debate and potential changes to the proposal amid ongoing fiscal discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legisslative Council
Eudoes
Daglish Voices Support for Dissolving Parliament Over Land Tax Bill
Mr Daglish spoke at a Subiaco function accusing the State Premier of weakness regarding the Legislative Council stance on the Land Tax Rasegement Bill. He urged dissolving both Houses to let electors decide, asserting the government must state a clear mandate and avoid retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Subiaco
Daglish
Legislative Council
People's House
Accident to Mr George Holyoake
A mishap involving Mr George Holyoake, a prominent mail contractor in town, occurred when his driven trap horse bolted after a loose obstacle. The vehicle crashed, leaving him with fractured ribs and other bruises. Dr Hitchins attended and reports he is recovering favorably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gro. Holyoake
Thia Town
Hitcheis
Commercial Intelligence. November 17th stock sale report
Agents offered a large yarding of stock with buyers present. Prices noted include Fat wethers 1 8d, goat breeding 144 to 174, hoggets 1287 lambs De, cattle up to £7 10s, cows to £6 10s, heifers and steers £4. Private sales report 500 forward ewes at Fork, 360 fat lambs at Pingetly, 100 young ewes 15s2d, 100 ewes 14s, 100 lambs 9s11d, 200 sheep 17s, plus cattle to £10 at Kat onning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kat Onning
Eastern and Southern District Stock Sale Report
Messrs Davaury and Co report week ending November 24. Stock movements were tentative as feed and water were scarce. A large turnout from Fremantle Northam Beverley and other centres attended the National Show Sale at Narrogin with 2020 sheep 680 cattle 69 horses and 70 pigs yielded. Entries included Lincoln Merino and Shropshire rams from top breeders. Prices ranged with lambs to 16 95 and 16 lambs 9 54. Cattle sold well with steers to 38 3 and springers to 7 10. Horses sold 92 for draughts 28 and ponies 5 to 18. Pigs 45 porkers 296 and 12 editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Davaury
Forth
Fremantle
Northam
Beverley
Extauniog
Kelmacot
Lincoln
Merino
Shropshire
Ayrdhire
Storthorn
Metropolitan Poultry Market Prices Listed
Perth on Wednesday prices for poultry include prime young cockerels at 6 shillings 9 pence per dozen, other fowls 4 shillings 6 pence to 6 pence, ducks at 3 to 4 shillings 6 pence, chicks 1 shilling 6 pence, eggs from 10 pence to 1 shilling per dozen, with local hens noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Mesopotamian Chaff and Grain Market Sale Report
Perth buyers attended the chaff sale this morning with thirty one tenicks listed. Twenty were sold and price ranged from £9 10s to £8 10s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Prieus
Adelaide Produce Market Report Dec 3
Adelaide market notes wheat prices quoted at 2/1046 to 2/1134 per bushel with four bags selling from £7 to £7 5d. Bran and pollard costs listed as ad to aya.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Aya
Tragic Falls and Explosion Claim Two in Port Pirie District
A youth named Hoergersft disappeared after falling from a height into the sea at Athol Bight on Monday. In Port Pirie a fatal explosion on a barge near the Bardvil injures Jas Pares, who was assisting with steam erection. parts of Pares body and brain were found aboard the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoergersft
Athol Bight
Port Pirie
Jas. Pares
Bardvil
Pares Jan
Most Criminal Country in the World Declared for Region
The article claims the Mack and Caspian seas region is the most criminal, noting 2000 violent deaths yearly amid Russian conquest and ongoing resistance. It describes Cossacks attacked, peasants turning on them, and Amazons among bandits led by a woman called Mayra. The piece excuses brutality as a legacy from Tartars and past bandits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack and
Caspian Seas
Russia
Fhissia
Shy Caucasus
Yaurder
Orlme
Cavily
Tue Mayra
Mayra
Persia
Thia
Crimea
Miscellaneous Global Facts From An Old Chronicle
A garbled 19th century miscellany notes diverse items from Paris vineyards to Indian seaweed cuisine and dog footwear. It mentions dogs on sleds in Labrador, a moistened clay nest method by the haya bird, ancient linen paper dating to 4308, early papermaking at Fabriana, and the ring and walking stick as early document tools. It records sailors seeking Amazon water, a river volume strong enough to move oceans, and marigolds acting as a simple weather indicator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
Labrador
India
Man Fined for Illicit Possession in Perth Court
William Liddle faced a fine of five pounds in Perth Police Court for unlawful possession of two rugs. Puranly and Janes Todd were fined two pounds for carrying 141k of gelignite in a railway carriage, violating by-laws. A man named A. E. Nelson was found in the bush near Liverpool NSW with his throat cut and a note stating he was starving and penniless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Liddle
Perth
Janes Todd
A. E. Nelson
Liverpool
N.S.W
New Milk Drying Process Promises Profit Boost
A representative described a steam heated milk drying system that turns liquid milk into dry sheets and powder within seconds. The method claims sterile milk, high-yield dry milk, and reduced wastage, benefiting producers, merchants, bakers, confections makers, soldiers, and consumers with long shelf life and preserved milk constituents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Cam Aleaati
Ahildren
Paris
New York
How a Woman Became Popular
A fragment discusses female popularity as rooted in cheerfulness and kindness. notes men dislike being teased or reminded of faults and respond to considerate treatment. It reflects on gendered social dynamics and perception of masculine sensitivity and humor in conversations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery Man
Tenon
Aky
Doe
Wally Mitat
Hot Sand Bag Use and Caution in Care
A fragment describes making a hot sand bag by drying clean sand on a stove and filling a square bag with it. The text advises securing the bag with cotton or linen to prevent sand leakage and to heat the bag in an oven or on a store top, noting alternatives like hot water bottles or bricks after initial use.
Infuriated Baby Stirs Fortys Grown People
While on repairs to St Georges Terrace a man named McDonough fell from a ladder injuring his head. Ellen Lanyon was arrested by Perth police on Monday for complicity in assault upon a Chinaman and robbery of £1. William Alexander, captain of the ship Port Lageny was gued 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George's ‘Terrace
McDonough
Ellen Lanyon
Perth
William Alexander
Port Lageny
Also Mentioned on This Page
Constable Rourkes
Baverley
Mrs &. Nicholson
Jet
Glesewate
Belgium
Miss George
Mrs. Hutcherson
Monrambine Roads Board
Fingelly
Cubalting
Soming A.N.A
Adme
Mr. Naylor
Restate
Johorton
Eld
Bunbiry
O'Loghlen
John
Salvation
Army Corps
NLA
Méetron
Imprompt
Yiragente
Pingelly Rifle Club
Bae
A. Aegent
Holmesby
W. A. Urquhart
W. Grace
Rev. 'T. Jackson
J. BF
Penny
Dale River
Landscape Progress Association
Exonomows Connestoxpest
Leerag-League
MR. Daglishe Vlew
George Holyoake
Commercial Intelligence
Northam Markete
Maneuet
Prouduue
Tr Francs
Orn
Fabriana
Amar Ancona
South America
Amazon
Mac Bachise Lescred Eet
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!