Roads Board offices debated at Pingelly meeting
At the Agricultural Hall in Pingelly the Roads Board discussed building offices. Chairman H G Brown outlined plans costing about 2200 with a government grant. objections cited funding limits and room needs. A motion to erect offices failed 16 to 16, requiring a two thirds vote.
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Bunn
Pingelly
WM Greronx
Mesa Guiblan
T. Grace
Congreve
W. Ke
Mahinsin
Holvauke
Greay
Martin
Pearson
G_ Bomith
Pempherey
T Findlay
Caldow
Overliea
Blacks Wear
Manafest
Hughes
Mourn
Parker
Naylor
Edwards
Bonds Boar
H. G. Brown
Reads Board
Roads Board
Binin
Parktreet
Holyoake
Pingully
Roads Board of Municipality
Elech
Pat
Lobhan
Dksnee
Gribble
Dealdenta
Blain
Fingelly
Rony Board
Taylor
Baldscap
W. E. Robinson
Lobban
Overheu
Overden
George
Black
Eem
Meeting approves board expenditure and rent offices
The meeting sanctioned the Bord expending £23 with a £25 government subsidy to build adequate retirement facilities. Mr He inan suggested the town would not support a shanty, prompting laughter. The Chairman said motions require Board approval. After discussion a motion to rent offices was passed and the meeting adjourned.
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Hlein
Pin Gelly’s Sleepy City Boards Rounds Office Debate
In Pingelly a parable about progress and chaos prompts citizens to question a proposed Roads Office and street repairs. Rip Van Winkle comments on infrastructure delays, the Agricultural Show grounds, and imagined political reforms as new parliaments rise opposite the State Parliament, with Methodist leaders observing ornate facades.
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Rip van Winkle
Pingelly
Pattwen Teadin
Bowds Board
Mney
House of Parliament
Wedding at Wickepin Unites Thos Edward Hidley and Ellen Condon
On Wednesday last at the residence of Mr James Biles the Rev A D Webb united Thos Edward Hidley and Ellen Vay Condon in matrimony. The bride wore white lace trimmed dress. bridesmaids wore cream cashmere and white mustin. Guests enjoyed a festive meal and a dance in the evening. presents were numerous and costly.
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Thos
Edward Hidley
Mise Ellen Vay Condon
A. D. Webb
James Biles
O Ridley
C. Gordon
Mim E. Ridley
Mims Ridley
Mr. B. Purner
Market report from Pingelly shows mixed livestock prices
Mecers Dakzety and Gr Ltd of York report weekly stock market activity with fluctuating prices for baconers porkers and store pigs. Sheep and draught horses feature in varied sales as buyers show cautious demand. Johns Hopkins and Ge report country sales including draught horses and mares with delivery horses and hacks fetching modest sums.
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Mecers
Dakzety and Gr.» Ltd
York
Uate
Gu Inwt
Pingelly Et Aie
al Pingelly
John M. Hopkins
Popanyining Progress Association Meeting Notes
The Popanyinning Progress Association held a routine meeting with Mewre We E Ritchie chairing. Members listed included J Lowe J T Muthony Ryan J Taite M Murphy and others as well as the hon seures jury. Minutes from the previous meeting were confirmed and correspondence dealt with.
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E. Ritchie
Jaa. Lowe
J.T. Muthony
4. Ryan
J. Taite
M. Murphy
Gev. Yan
P. Od. Farell
Jno. Parker
C.E. Bridge
R. Keating
Gee
Well
J. Sprige
W. Sloan
Seures
Aimee
Union Store
Fremantle
Moraes, Harrison and Co
Pingelly
Sebooln
P. J. Farrell
Popanyinning
Murphy
Jes. Ryan
Aprigg
Mesora
W. EB. Ritchie
C. E. Bride
Af, Murphy
J. Parker
Jas. Ryan
Crown Law Department
J. Lowe
Rosa Boant
Sprigg
Mks
W. E. Ritchie
Bridge
Signor Tozzi's SPuzzle outline and prizes
An outline of Signor L Tozzi of Pingelly plans a puzzle competition with rules. Entries must be drawn in three strokes on tin, pin, slate or wood. Attempts must avoid prior marks and cannot be forwarded before the first press. Prizes include a carat gold chain valued at £8, a silver watch £3 10s, and a pair of sleeve links £2.
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Ts. Tozzi
Pingelly
Lantern service celebrates Captain Trigg at Agricult Hall
The lantern service at Agricult Hall hosted Captain Trigg with Sunday and Monday programs. Sunday's show featured The Life of Christ and patriotic pictures. Monday offered humorous and pathetic items including The Inquisitive Policemen and Meddlesome Sambo. An illustrated recitation The Way to Heaven was presented.
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Trigg
Agricult Hall
Christ
Nater
New South Wales
South Australia
Heaven
Alion
District Notes From Cuballing District
Weather remains fine after heavy week rain. An Agricultural Hall function raised funds for hall extension. Delegation to Perth to petition for railway survey east of Cuballing and a post office at town, with 260 signatures opposing Postmaster-General move. Roads Board awards many contracts. rain damaged roads. Cuballing cricket seeks new players and challenges. Mallet bark industry employs many. 700 tons stored for Mr. Thea Reynolds. Farmers favor graduated land tax to boost employment and production. Grass short. Wickepin mail service continues with Mr Ben Mattner handling passengers at low rates. Tosai’s fishing puzzle excites many readers.
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Perth
Cuballing
Cuballing Roads Board
Cubsilling
Thea
Reynolds
Ben Mattner
Tosai
Brookton forms new roads board and hotel upgrades
The Brookton changes include A Reynolds completing a brick house with seven rooms and tender offers sought for seven proposed houses. The State school project moves toward completion by Fairehillin and Ives. A new Brookton Roads Board was elected with Mr Meyee as returning officer and Mr Williams as chairman. The board plans monthly meetings on the second Thursday at 5 p.m.
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Mowsre
Fairehilin
Ives
J. 8
Cumming
Bedford Howl
Gace
Brooktom
Giles de Tha
Mile
Brookton ‘Howls
Roede Board
Meyee
Fisth Board
Willing
Brookton
Beverley
Crawford
Williams
Tim Best
Bt. Treloar
At & P.m
Independent Order of Good Templars open night planned
The weekly meeting at the Methodist Church decided that next Tuesday will be an open night. The public is invited to attend a program of songs speeches recitations and club events.
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Independent Order of Good Templars
Methodiat Church
Gillimaning Defeats Gillimaning in Friendly Cricket Match
An afternoon cricket fixture at Gillimaning ground ended with Gillimaning taking the win over Gillimaning by win and ten runs amid bumpy wickets after recent rains. The crowd enjoyed a luncheon as the match concluded with praise for the colonel Watters and H. Sawer for their fielding, and a return match is planned soon for a closer contest.
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Tatiara
Gillimaning
Wu Jenings
Tallard
Watters
H. Sawer
Brookton and Landscape Triumphs in Regional Football Matches
Brookton defeated Pingelly at Brookton with a close score despite Pingelly missing several key players. Be ckwith and Renfrey led the teams, with highlights in each quarter showing Brookton ahead at multiple stages. In Westbrook, Landscape defeated Westbrook 96 to 27 with Stretton Short Colt and Leslie among standouts and Vaughan captaining Westbrook. Umpire E Monger officiated fairly and a postmatch luncheon for the visitors followed.
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Brookton
Bone
Pingelly
Thosera
Beckwith
Pingellysta
Renfrey
Gallen
Landscape
Stretton
Short
Colt
Leslie
Westbrook
Vaughan
Ae Stacey
Chalmers
Taylor
E. Monger
Weathrook
Accident injures Maud Turton nine in doorway
An incident last week left Maud Turton aged nine with severe scalds on the neck after a teapot of boiling tea spilled while her sister was passing from the kitchen to the dining room. Her father acted quickly to remove burning clothing and tend to the wound.
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Maud Turton
Robert Turton
Yee
Pibow Grooddat
Lear
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Mr. Wath
Thia Hall
Prevent
Ronda
Marlin
Mr. Holyoke
Viewasr
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Ridley
Conlon
Stock Markets
Popanyining Progress Association
Signor L. Tozzi
Popanyinning Wivkepin and
Caballang
Brookton News
Faow Ollows
Rooktony. Pingelly
Lanbecape
West Brook
Westbrook On
Sensisa
Thad Quarr
Wentbrook
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