Wedding in St Luke's Church Pingelly
A pretty wedding was celebrated at St Luke's Church Pingelly on Wednesday. The bride, Patricia Constance Walters, is the eldest daughter of Mr. Walters of Napping and Joseph William Stone is the groom, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stone of Mt. Royal. The church was beautifully decorated, the service fully choral, and about 60 relatives attended. The bride wore white silk with Empire train, the bridesmaids wore white with Lily Langtry veils, and the best man was John Stone. After the ceremony the couple's parents hosted a reception for about 70 guests at the Mechanics Institute before their train departure for Perth on honeymoon.
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St. Luke’s Church
Pingelly
D. Davies-Moore
Patricia Constance
Waltera
Walters
Joseph William ‘Stone
Jozeph ”Stone
Mt. Royal
Eden
Annie Waltera Chersieter
Maud Stone
John Stone
Lily Langtry
Neti
Perthe
Petunia
Popanyinning Annual Sports Brave Audience and Close Finishes
Popanyinning held its annual sports day on Wednesday at Recreation Recurve with solid turnout and well-run events. Secretary Hengile and committee members Mesera Henderson and Sima, starters, and officials Stadiey and Lange staged orderly races. Winners included H Spengy in the Sheffield Handicap and Ska-Hill in the local Handicap, with numerous strong entries across events and several close finishes noted before the report cut off.
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Oporta
Hengile
Energertic Committee
Mesera
Henderson
Sima
Stadiey
Lange
Sheffield
H. Spengy
Night dance at Agricultural Hall draws large crowd
The evening event attracted many attendees from Pingelly, Kulyaling, and Coranning. The floor was well prepared by willing helpers and a sturdy supper was served around midnight.
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Pingelly
Navy Nursing Shortage In London Wartime Notice
A wartime notice from the Higha Commie- Stina Office in London dated February 6, 10915 reports many nurses cannot obtain appointments because only nurses with at least three years General Public Hospital training are eligible. It states Cross Nurses must be between 23 and 40 and provide a sealed letter to the Chief Matron, War Office, with a Matron training school recommendation confirming suitability for military nursing and full general training.
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Higha
Commie- Stina Ofice
London
General Public Hospital
War Office
Brookton News Roundup Shows Local Events and Notices
Brookton Koites booths for local races to be offered this afternoon at the sale yards. Mx H Perinsin plans a pupils concert to aid the Belgian relief fund. Mr Burgese, the local PM, expected to retake office on the 28th. Rev H Moore reappointed to district for next year. Silver cup window exhibit by H Williams for Brookton Race Club, prize of 18 and the cup to be awarded at the 29th meeting. Postal telegraph messenger appointment recommended after inspector visit. A farmer profits from straw sales amid high prices and plans to strip roof straw for necessary iron work and potential profit.
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H. Moore
Lane
H. ‘Williams
Bedford Hotel
Brookton
Williams
Court Recitals At Police Station Involving Local Offenders
A Thursday session at the police station courtroom drew townspeople to watch as Francis Murphy was fined 20 shillings in default seven days for disorderly conduct. Matthew Walsh was advised to abstain from liquor disturbances. Thomas Robinson and Landahl faced handling liquor near their inhibited list status, with Robinson fined costs after a cautious ruling. Thomas Doherty paid a 20 shilling fine with costs for unparliamentary language. Friday saw S Fleet fined 2 pounds or 14 days for obscene language after misusing his team, and John Summer All was cautioned for drunkenness.
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Williams
Nelies Station
Francis Murphy
Francis
Matthew ‘Walsh Stha
Beneh
Thomas Robinson
Otto’ Landah
Stevens
Landahl
Robinson
Bedford
Thomas Doherty
Bedford Hotel
Doherty
S. Fleet
Fleet
Horges
Mgr
G. A. Thompson
John Summer
McDonald
Thompson
J.py
Brookton Races Programme Highlights Five Events
The Brookton Race Club schedules a five event meeting on Monday 29th with the Brookton Cup at stake of £18 plus a silver cap donated by the Bedford Hotel proprietor. Other prizes total £14 for the Bedford Handicap and £5 £2 for the District Handicap first and second, plus an £8 Belgian Handicap. A five furlong Trial Stakes completes the card with 25 percent of receipts to the Belgian.
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Brookton Race Club
Boniface
Bedford Hotel
Bedford
Brookton
Gilli Farming Association Seeks Telegraph Extension
At the district meeting held on the 10th of last month the Gilli farming group resolved to push telephony services. An extension from Wickepin to Gilliminning via Aldinga would complete a 16 mile circuit linking Pingelly Aldinga Wickepin and Gilliminning, uniting key regional centers. The group also received a letter from the Farmers and Settlers Association and, led by Mr. M. Clifford, unanimously protested against a proposed government policy.
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Farmers’ and Settlers’ Association
M. Clifford
Corrigin Roads Minutes Record February Meeting
Corrigin Roads Board held its ordinary monthly meeting on Saturday February 2005 with members Jones chairing and others present. Minutes of prior meeting read. correspondence from Public Works and Treasury noted. pump and tank for Kunjuna well discussed. tenders for works to be invited. school removal tender approved. road clearing to Nornakin Siding requested. road opening through Loc 9687 9088 1749 approved. sanitary pans shipment and drainage issues addressed. claim for painting rejected. arrears list to be prepared. police constable at Corrigin proposed. financials show £117 credit and £47 15 11 debit. accounts £15 17 11 paid. annual ratepayers meeting held with auditor's report and questions answered. meeting adjourned with thanks.
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Public Works, Department
Readé Boards
Finnual
Krom ‘Treasury
Sime
Education Department
South ‘Narrogin
Corrigine
Wogerlin I
Corrigin
Trom A. Linguard
Goade
Campbell and
Walton-streets
Treasury
Bank
Foul Breath Warns Women to Care for Hygiene
The article argues foul breath ruins personal appeal and social contact for women and men. It blames constipation and stomach disorders for bad breath, noting signs like coated tongue and feverishness. Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills are advertised as a cleansing remedy to expel impurities.
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Dr. Morse
Northam Court Sentences Boy to Industrial School
A nine year old boy was committed to the Industrial School for killing a lamb at bay. He caught the animal tied its leg and threw it into a well.
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Northam Court
Industrial School
Pingelly Golf Club Annual Meeting Notes and Elections
The Ranuel meeting of bheabera club was held at the Institute all day night with Captain W I Perrin presiding. Officers elected include H C Overhouse as President and W H Perrin as Captain. secretary T Caldwell and R Parker as joint secretary. a report praised progress on course improvements funded by donations and club efforts.
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Bheabera ‘Club
W. I. Perrin Ovenpied
G. N. Murdoch
Webb
Rt. Camin
C. Felstead
C.pearcell
Walker
Innes
Leo. Smith
Ry Parker
T.caldwell
Walker and Camin
Agricultural Society
Avork Ig
Jaetas
Bag Beenidone
Ania OS
Clyde Pearce
Eusaelvea
Thopeso
Indy
Cengon
Awas
Beverley
Nerrogin
Sare
H. GC. F. Overhena
Messrs
BR. Johnson
Ft. J. Pearson
S. Moses
Golf Balla
R.holmen
Fremantle
Brize
N. CO. Fowlie
Pearce
Humphrys
C. J. Butler
G. M
Sewell, Esq
H.C. PF. Overhou Esq
H. E. Hickmott
M.L.A
RB. Johnson
G. B. Smith
G. H. Bostock
Dr. Johnson Langley
P. Holmes
Perth
Pingelly Perth Ease Past Combined Team In Local Match
The Pingelly Perth team defeated the local combined side as 15 batsmen totaled 85. D Smith starred with 48, A McBurney retired on 30, Penny 21, Camm 16, and W Smith 11 among others. Stone and Parker each made 23 for the combined team.
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Pingelly- Perth
Stone
W. Parker
Jacksson
Pingelly-Perth
Rune D. Smith
Find
A. McBurney
Algo
Penny
Camm
W.smith
Wee
I. McBurney
Perry
Smith
S. Greay
G. Higgins
Perry F. Higgins
Horley
Fairhead
George
Parker
Aldridge
Fairherd
Humphrys
D. Smith
McBurney
W. Smith
Biguina
Maurfitt
Cro McKellar
Aigeina Ee Penny
Ee Perry
Buff
Pairheniebaldridge
A. Greay
Davia
Tennis Match at Nyamutin Delights Local Club Fans
An enjoyable afternoon at Nyamutin on Saturday March 13 featured a return tennis match between Mourambine and Nyamutey clubs. The Mourambine side, led by P Shaddick, dominated with sharp overhead smashes and smart serving. Team pairs claimed multiple 6 1 or 6 3 results, underscoring a strong performance by the Shaddick family and partners.
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Nyamutin
Mourambine
Nyamutey
P. Shaddick
R. Shaddick
Meser’. P
Shaddick
Messrs. A
Alf
Kennard
Miasea D. Shaddick
E. Atking
T. Keonard
P. Jamesn
Allright
Alessis
A. Walton
O. Saunders
FE. Waleton
M. Wiggins
UO. Shaddick
E. Walton
W. Kerr
B. Higgins
T. Kerr
B Atkins
I. Walton
A. E
Wellington
Mug A. Kennard
Anderson
Meres
Synurutio
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Topsy
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Don
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Danilly
Lo-Yarde
W. Donn and Murphy
G. Patullo
N. Box I
H. Sima
A. Spragg
H. Sime
A. Forsyth
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Pine
M. McMahon
Hilda ‘Barrah
P. Barrah
G. Milla
Barrah
KK. Box
Forsyth
Young Indies
Misa
Barraly
Mie Kinnard
Indiee
F.kinnard
P. Harris
Taha
the Club Hotel
Brgorton
Pancocks
Mae
Mx. H.perinsin
Concer
Burgese
Bunbury
Barker
Ellerberrin
Kippington Cottage
Richardson Street
Chargis
Hoult
Harry Permain
Brookton — Hall
AID
Belgian Children Relief Fund
District News
Gilliminning
Corrigin Roads
Beard
Te Jones
Wy Gayfer
Pr. G.2ellish
J. Keilys
Re T. Horbury
Geo. Wilson
Pingelly Golf Club
Srinance
Murdoch
EL. C.F. Overbeta
Lady Aggoviateg
G. R. Field
Balance
P. Neal
Gayting
Pearson
Taylor
R. J. Pearson & Co
Manchester
Finlay
Forfar
Irene
Holland
Tafani
Ree
Felstead
The
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Ae ‘Saoat
the Beverley: “.Purbar
Broun
Jane
Avondale
Stymie
Cricket “Notes
Pingelly Perth
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