Mumberkine Triumphs Over Wanderers In Weathered Fixture
In a depleted match with 15 Mumberkine players and 13 Wanderers amid poor conditions, Mumberkine defeated Wanderers to stay level with Mercantiles and second to Bulgart. The stage remains tight with three league games before semifinals and Bulgart leading.
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Wanderers
Mercantiles
Mumberkine
Golgart
Bulgart
Bae
Lawler
W. Re
Woods
Prominior Wanderers
Eaton Kelly
Bolgart Triumph Over Mercantiles In Wet Forward Battle
Bolgart edged Mercantiles 5-2 to 3-3 as rain affected handling. Watson opened scoring while Cook and Deans contributed a goal each for Mercantiles. Bolgart’s center line and clever defense dominated after the first quarter, with Ferguson overseeing the match.
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Bolgart
Mercanttiles
Mercantiles
Golgart
Ferguson
Watson
Cook
Deans
Bolgart Triumph Despite Rambly Final Quarter
Bolgart defeated Mercantiles with a strong finish after a rambly last period. Final scores show Bolgart 8 Mercantiles 5, with earlier 5-3 and 7-3 quarter tallies. Bolgart key players included Watson Hurst Deans Sook Gunnell, while Mercantiles featured Rayner Errington and Doneygan among others.
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Bolgart
Bolgart Lo
Mercantiles
Lucas
Watson TS
Cook
Mckenzie
Gunnel
King
Rayner
Eoay
Errington
KK Leel
W. Smith
Doneygan
West
T. Watson
Hurst
Deans
F Sook
Gunnell
Njiles
D. Jefferys
Wassmith
R. Smith
K. Lee
G. Donegan
H. Rayner
How They Stand August 6 to August 20
The records show results and umpires for matches in August. Bolgart faces Wanderers with umpire Donegan on August 6 and Mercantiles plays Mumberkine with umpire Ferguson. On August 13 Bolgart meets Mumberkine with umpire Ferguson and Mercantiles plays Wanderers with umpire Donegan. August 20 lists Mumberking Wanderers with umpire Ferguson and Mercantiles Bolgart with umpire Donegan.
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Bolgart
Wanderers
Mpire
Donegan
Mercantiles
Mumberkine
Ferguson
Mumberking
Northam Show schedules 1939 agricultural events announced
The Northam Agricultural Society lists the 1939 Show dates September 1 and 2 with a full schedule available at the Joint Secretaries office. Rail excursion fares will be offered, nine People’s Way events on September 20 feature new attractions, and entries open September 6. Special prizes from local sponsors noted. judging set for March next year.
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Northam Agricultural Society
Deertaries
Messrs LG
Curleais
M. Philips
Fitzgerald
Northam
Ofrom
Royal Agricultural Seivty
William St. Percy
Railway Department
J. H. Wilding
J. R. MacKenzie
Cuming Smith & Mt. Lyell
Agricultural Society
Suey Anpodacular vrmma at Capitol Theatre
A blurred ad style note says the film Suey Anpodacular vrmma will screen at Capitol Theatre Friday and Saturday with Tyrone Power as Ferdinand de Lesteps and Lovette Young opposite as Countess Eugenie de Montijo. It also mentions another drama Tip Of Girls featuring Lloyd Nolan and Mary Carlie in Paris with a highway racketeering plot.
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Suse Canal
Capitol Theatre
Frida
Tyrone Power
Ferdinand de Lesteps
Caval
Mediterranean
Lovette Young
Power
Eugenie de Montijo
Von
Lloyd Nolan
Mary Carli Te
Paris
Toodyay Road Board Minutes Report From July Meeting
The Toodyay Road Board met in Ye Bow Chambers Woodyay on Saturday July 15 with J C Phillips chairing. Members present included F Ludemanin N7 EE Twine Wood W A L Hodgkinson and others. apologies from J W Clarkson.
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Yoodyay Road
Bell
Ye Bow
Woodyay
Bain
J.C. Phillips
F. Ludemanin
North
EE. Twine
Wood
We AL Hodgkinson
Ton Donegan
J. W. Clarkson
General Purposes Committee Adopts Thermometer Plan
The General Purposes Committee met on 20th June to review the Electric Light Department. It recommended securing three more thermometers at about 10 1 each to equip all Power House engines.
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General Purposes
General Purposes Committee
Electric Light Department
Calingiri News Monthly Meeting Highlights Motions
Calingiri News reports a July 2 meeting presided by Mr H Mill with broad debate. Motions urged Soldier Sellers to back farming bodies for priority of sustenance and medical services, conscription of wealth, equal sacrifice for unsecured creditors, and reevaluation of fails on earning capacity. Roll close Sept 15. annual ball August 16. condolences expressed for Mr King.
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Vcice
H. Mill
Hill
League
Cates
Western Mail
King
W. Campbell
Local Road Board Condenses Valuations and Grants Absences
The Road Board moved to keep valuations at last year’s level and approved repairs not exceeding set values. Mr Colegan and Mr Wood supported, with passage in chambers. A three month extension of absence was granted to Mr Q H and others were noted for illness affecting procurement of work.
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Red Hill
Hayes
Mr. Twine
Letch
St. Stephen’s
Ladie's Guild
Ferguson
Julimar
Hodgkinson
Donegan
Ludemann
Messes PF. & T Lloyp
Northam Road
Hodkinson
Wood
Colegan
Goard Chambers
Mths
Carri
Leavy
Yood
Twine
Q. H
Martin
Bolgart FC cashes another win over Mercantiles
Bolgart Football Club defeated Mercantiles 10 19 to 8 3 at Bolgart with a large crowd attending. On the links, Captain's Trophy results were a tie between PF Parker and D Ludemann with 66 net. a playoff is set for next Sunday. Members also contest the August mug and the second qualifying round of the Club Championship. Associates held a flag competition last Sunday.
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Bolgart
Mercantiles
Toodyay
PF. Parker
D. Ludemann
No title found for Petters engine and town weeds issue
A Perth board debate covered reconditioning atomigers by R Moore & Son with a field check, plus a proposal to reserve £180 annually in the Electric Light Dept for major renewals from 1 June 1937 to 1 June 1953. Noxious weeds Cape Tulip and blue weed prompted eradication steps, with the inspector authorized to hire labor for weed removal.
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Perth
Messrs R. Moore & Son
Short St
East Perth
Electric Light Dept
Hamersley Road
Northam
Twine
Hodgkinson
Local notices recall funeral mourners and club actions
A large turnout attended the graveside service despite poor road conditions. Mrs Bingham is survived by a husband and other relatives. Football and hockey matches were postponed as a mark of respect. The Country Women's Association local branch advances plans for a Red Cross Society. At a recent meeting Mrs Franklin and Miss O'Brien were named temporary president and secretary with a further meeting today to appoint permanent officers. A church dance was dampened by the weather, though attendees enjoyed themselves. Mr H vt served as master of ceremonies.
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Bingham
Country Women's Association
Red Cross Society
M.C
H. Vt
Golf results show mixed outcomes on closing day
In a set of mixed doubles matches Christie and Jervois fell to Harper and Priestly while Jager and Lee defeated Inkpen and Ward 6 4. Brewis and Williams drew with Boyd and Stokes. Maitland and Kirkpatrick beat Flower and Shellabear 3 2, Christie and Maitland lost to Priestly and Flower 21. Cornell and Jervois lost to Harper and Inkpen, Kirkpatrick and Brewis beat Boyd and Ward 7 5, Jager and Lee drew with boan stakes and Shellabear.
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Jervois
Harper
Jager
Lee
Inkpen
Ward
Brewis
Williams
Boyd
Stokes
Maitland
Kirkpatrick
Flower
Shellabear
Priestly
Cornell
Boan Stakes
Mrs. Campbell
Mesdames Hardwick
Mesdames Christie
White
Championship matches set for final between Ludemann and Courty
Mrs. E. Syred won in the Associates Championship semi finals where Ludemann defeated Mrs. Martin 3 and 2 and Heaniy beat Miss Camerer 3 and 2. The final will be played Saturday over four holes between Mrs. E. Ludemann and Miss Nouny.
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E. . Syred
I, Ludemann
Martin
Mr Heaniy
G. ‘Camerer
EL. Ludemann
Miss Nouny
Postponed Dramatic Society Meeting Announced
Severe weather forced the ing and Dramatic Society meeting to be postponed from last Wednesday. Officials note Friday’s session will cover last week’s subject, with expectations of strong attendance and renewed discussion.
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Ing and Dramatic Society
Wwe
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