Market Report and Rain Update From Western Australia
The report notes further good rains in the Murchison and Eastern Goldfields with two inches at Bamboo Creek and storms in the Kimberley region. Met market actions show 8,000 sheep and lambs sold at the metropolitan market, buyers from South West grazier groups, pork and beef supplies and prices near last week's levels, and a trend toward higher stores and fattening stock. Private sales list purchases in Beverley Narrogin Brookton Pingelly York and surrounding districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meears
Fisherom Uv
Beverley
A. Beecroft
F. Buxton
Narrogin
J. Stephens
Brookton
J. Waneborough
Pingelly
Marwick
York
Lincoln
Rapehire
Weekly Cattle Market Report from Copler's Riding and North Fremantle Sale
Association agents report at Copler's Riding on November 17 with 461 head yarded including 60 prime bullocks. Prices ranged from 10 to 20 guineas for heavy beef, 9 to 15 for prime weights, and 8 to 10 for light quality cattle. At North Fremantle on November 18 yards held 5570 sheep and lambs, 343 pigs, 38 cattle with mutton steady then softening late. prime crossbred wethers 20 to 23s, merinos 14 to 20s, ewes 18 to 22s, lambs 11 to 19s, and porkers 0 to 43s, medium 25 to 30s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesers Elder, Shenton and Co. Ltd
Dalgety and Co
Copler’s
Sgnall
Ceoulin Ved Co
North Frémantle
Pingelly Bakery Change of Ownership Notice
Public notice informs Pingelly and District residents that the Bakery and Confectionary business at Park Street, Pingelly, has been taken over from Mr. J F Mubleisen. New proprietors invite complaints at the Bakery, Park Street, and seek civil, attentive service to earn patronage from town and countryside residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pingelly and
Dietrict
J. F. Mubleisen
Park Steet
Pingelly
Park Street
Good Prizes Splendid Munir Excellent Floor
The note mentions Munir and an excellent floor with references to rewards and refreshment. It reads like a fragment from a promotional item or event recap with unspecified prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munir
Pingelly Mechanics Institute Art Union Profit Report 1914
The Pingelly Mechanics Institute thanks donors and helpers after an art union and entertainment event held Nov 18 1914. A balance sheet shows receipts and expenditures including donations, ticket sales, show production, printing, advertising, and audits by P E Snelling and J S Webb with net profit recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pne
Pingelly Mechanics’ Institute
ART Union & Entertainment
Public Auction of Household Furniture at Pingelly Park Street
On the premises Park street Pingelly at 2 p m Saturday November 28 Black has been instructed by H L Hass Esq giving up housekeeping to sell by public auction the whole of his household furniture and effects including dining room table small table dressing tables kitchen safe beds washstand sideboard chairs mats rugs jars shelves and kitchen utensils plus accessories and various items by order of the owner with sale at the specified time and place
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
H. L. Hass
Pingelly Church Notices Include Services and Intercessions
Rector Ree Davies-Moore announces daily Matins and Evensong with war intercessions at 10 am and 7 30 pm in Pingelly. Luke's Sunday School meets at 10 am. Additional notices reference Staunton Springs H C and East Popanyinning with names and times for services and intercessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree D. Davies-Moore
M.A
B.D
Pingelly
Staunton Eprings
H.C
Acme
T. Luke's
Church of England
Mourambine
Prayer and holiness meetings and services scheduled
Pingelly events list times for prayer at 7 a.m. and 7.30, gatherings at Taylor'n Well and Marwonya with Rev. E Dunning and Mr. G Ayton. Programs include 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. children's meetings Lia.m. and Holiness and Salvation services at 7.30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lia
Local notices hinge on Pingelly events and sales
The Pingelly weekly lists events and notices for November 26 1914 including an Appeal Court session, a dentist visit by W Boxall, a nature show at the Crown Skating Rink, a furniture clearance sale by D Black, a gifts sale at the Mechanical Institute, a wheat load from Mr McBride, an Anglican Church Ladies Guild dance, a glee club practice, samples from a gold find area shown by Meyers Pearson Co, and the Sabine case pending at Perth Criminal Sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Sammy
Hi. L. Hag
D. Black
Mechanical Institute
Baturday
Pingelly
King’s Pictures
Crown Theatre
Star Picture
Goulden
Bkating
Me. Permain
Tual
Meyers
BR. J. Pearson and Co
Marwongs
H. Sabine
W. D. Cowan
R.M
Wa Eervant
W. Veal and Co
Perth
E Mechanics’ Institute
Local deliveries and sermons mark a quiet day at the railway yard
Parcels and goods awaited delivery at the local railway station for listed recipients. Rev F E Harry gave an amusing lecture titled A Cure for the Bines while religious examinations were announced for December 13. Minor misprints noted in Agricultural Society coverage. other items describe local incidents including rats, a knee injury, and a hopeful recovery from a wooden leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Harry
Baptist Church
Children knit warmth for troops at the front
Miss Jones and head teacher Mr Wiltber led a school charity to knit warm garments for frontline troops. A penny wool fund funded by pupils produced 21 pairs of socks nine scarfs three belts eight helmets five pairs of mittens and one cuffs, with many visitors inspecting the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Jones
Wiltber
Leasons
What the Farmers of W A Have to Fight Against
The piece argues Western Australian farmers face dire finances due to high rents, duty on implements, poor rail freight, and slow railway progress. It cites harsh conditions for new settlers, long transport, water shortages, and government charges, urging policy changes to lower costs and improve land access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.A
Australia
Brookton
Oemeals
Perth
Brookton-Corrigin
Albany
Wheat Belt
Opi
Seed Wheat Seed Confidence Rises in State
Grain prospects improve after rains, with old season wheat favored for seed. Farmers and the Farmers Assistance Board push two paths to secure seed: legislative action as in South Australia or voluntary cooperation between millers, merchants, and the board. The board offers advances on milling wheat used for seed to favor seed allocation, aiming to meet state seed needs without friction. WW Patterson chairs the board. The notice follows with entertainment and classifieds items about The Golden Beetle film and new Nima cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Australia
Aaointance Board
Farmers’ Assistance Board
WW. Patterson
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XMAS
the Pingelly Leader
Richard Johnson & CO
Parade Street
Commercial Intelligence
Pisoety, Pihuratay
Metporave
Elder, Shenton & CO. Ltd
Associated Agents
G. F. Parsons Narrogin
Miles
Gon
R. W. Beadford
Beatwarg
Horne
Ome
Kay Marc
The
Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Co. Ltd
G. Wilson
Messrs. Harvey Bros
Eastern Goldfields
Kippington. Cottage
Richardson Street
Brockton
Medical Gymnatica
J. Gilchrist
D. Wilkie
Javing
F. Ayton
F. Bailey
Pingelly Roads Board
Webb
Supreme Court of Western Australia
Samuel Houlton Webb
Pingelly Farmer Trading
S. H. Webb
Pingelly Farmers-Debtor
8. H. Webb
Tingelly
Parade
T. Wrateley, Rose
Superior Board and Residence
F. J. Abbott
Abbott's Furnishing Co
Stratford Street
Fire Brands
Thanes
Pearce
Felstead
H.C. F. Overbeu
B. Richards
R. H. Phompson
T. Rose
W. A. J. Nelson G. Aybon
Art Union Ticketa
P. E. Snelling
General Clearing Sale
Popanyinning Cricket Club
Popanyinning Agricultural Hall
L. LG Pound
G. Henville
Methodist Church
G. M. Bewell
PINGEELY MECHANIC#’ INSTITUTE
Church Services
Salvation Army
Tye Pingelly Header
Ronda Board
Sthinat
Goard
Paoradeetracs
W. FE. Robinson
Agricultural Society
Mr. Robinson
Jas
O'Meara
Mesars
Cranston
Donnell
O Meara
Boushiman
Jim
Mr.Rodland
Pingelly State School
Cons Campnen
Farmers' Assistance Board
King's Picture Co
Tie Leaven
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