Katanning Brass Band AGM Highlights Band Finance and Change
The Katanning Brass Band held its annual meeting in the Town Hall on Monday 16th including apologies from A Thomson MLA and W J Rogers. W P Bird elected chair and passages praise the Bandmaster Morrell for reduced remuneration amid financial stress as members commit to boosting support and instrumentation. The Secretary’s report covers June 1 1923 to May 31 1924, noting a debit balance of £26 10 6 despite some funds and donations, plus reduced town subscriptions and revenue declines, with assistance from Morrell and several townsmen noted. A slate of officers and six committee members were elected, and thanks were given for past service, including a farewell to the former secretary Massingham who received a gold fountain pen.
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Katanning Brass Band
Messrs. A. Thomson
M.L.A
W. J. Rogers
W. P. Bird
Morrell
F. M. Gare
James Old
Randsmien
W. C. Drew
Drew
Jnr
Garmati
Folland
Waters
R. L. Richardson
A. Thomson
D.o
J. Coventry
G. Thomas
A.D. Smith
F. G. Joy
A. F. Watts
J. Swinhoe
W. Worsley
W.A. Bank
Government Savings Bank
Bunbury Band
Katanning
Katanning Mechanics’ Institute
Katanning Road Board
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Albany
Massingham
Tun
W. J. Bowers
Pervnises
Tt. V. Plesae
Mbion-street
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Local committee taps Bir Coventry to fill vacant office
The committee elected Bir J. Coventry to succeed an outgoing member and issued best wishes for a long tenure. They met ten times for business, naming attendees and noting absences. Admission of a hall project was discussed, but high costs forced temporary abandonment while seeking a suitable space.
Katanning Brass Band finances show steady progress and needs
The report agrade the Katanning Brass Band highlights cooperation from supporters, notes a period of instrument updates costing about £176 and uniforms at nearly £200, and praises volunteers. It urges further youth training, future uniforms bought by members, and continued community backing to build a first class band.
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A garbled OCR fragment presents a strange verse with names and place-like sequences. The lines read as a riddle or poetic missive with unusual capitalization and nonstandard spelling, making interpretation and sourcing difficult.
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