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Newspaper
Tambellup Times
Location
Tambellup, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1922
Page
2
A crowded Richardson Co winter sale advertises record price cuts across fabrics and garments. Navy serge, gabardine, tweed, and woolens for women and men feature substantial markdowns. women’s dresses, coats, skirts, and lingerie along with children's wear show deep discounts. Hardware and household items include linens, sheets, and towels.
A sale listing shows numerous hosiery items for women and girls in fabrics like cotton, silk, lisle, and wool blends. Items include champagne and taupe ankle hose, ribbed black cotton, and art silk lisle options with price drops from early 8/6 to sale prices around 0–6. The catalog mixes colors such as putty silver and white, with sizes noted and frequent “Now” price reductions.
Boot department offers smart and comfortable footwear for adults and children with varied infant sizes and patent Oxford styles. Prices emphasized to save money, including infants sizes and women’s shoe options with lace patent and Derby designs.
At Tambellup a morning service is set for 11 a.m with a children's address. A footbrunup event is listed, followed by a 2.30 p.m. session in Tambellup. An evening gathering is planned for 7 p.m. in Tambellup.
The article lists Moon phases for the month including First Quarter on June 3 at 2 18 am, Full Moon on June 9 at 11 58 pm, Last Quarter on June 17 at 3 30 pm, and New Moon on June 28 at 12 20 pm. It also notes sunrise and sunset times and references the moon’s position for observers.
In memory of Alice Haddleton who died June 25 1921 Katanning. The item laments the pending removal of Aboriginal residents to Moore River and criticizes the Colonial Secretary for delaying action while evictions loom. The piece condemns government disregard for Aboriginal rights, cites improprieties, and argues for protections and alternatives before removal.
A fragmentary OCR text discusses government actions and a settlement issue, mentioning removal and plant-related topics without clear context or identifiable names or places. The readable portions suggest policy debate and administrative changes but lack coherent facts for a full summary.
A garbled clipping blends notes on Mack Sennett style humor, a minister, and a fancy dress event with local trade chatter. It mentions a Diprotodon jawbone found in the Western district, museum confirmation, and plans to visit the district. Also noted are tax years, well-worn sayings, and the Perth market’s nursery stock.
Land open for selection shows several parcels deviated for election use. Government Land Agent office in Kalan ing advertises plots near Spergure and Cranfuvek with plans 102 and 41880, describing acreage like 97 and 210 acres, with classification and settlement terms to be decided at a future date.
Representatives discuss relocation and recognition of the Carralup Native Settlement near Katanning. Colonial Secretary Brunel faces calls to defer sale and consider interment as part of a wider review. government recognition and settlement suitability are debated by local lobbies and mission figures led by H. Hall and others.
An impromptu meeting chaired by Ay D. Smith protests plans to move the Carvatap Native Settlement. Speakers urge government action, urged ministerial intervention, and a petition is forwarded to the Colonial Secretary with district views. A committee is formed to press the cause in Towne.
Acting Foreign Minister HT Colehatgh said Mr Hector Stewarts SLC Wadd raised questions about securing wet weather aids and survey work for Nyabing outward lines. He noted cooperation with Bingineae Viet and Yulalae to push the Nyabing DETHIY and Narrogin sections and that the government hoped the line would be available by year end after consultations and planning.
A garbled report outlines rapid relief attempts for a patient named Alanis amid widespread health concerns. It mentions doctors, treatments, and an approaching deadline related to a health event or crisis affecting Rexuna, with references to rapid meals and sanitation measures.
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