Carnival Football Notes From Toodyay Oval
Sunday match of First and Second Eighteens at Toodyay Oval shows young players stepping up for Carnival selection. No.1 team edges No.2 by a narrow margin. goals kicked by Wroth Wasley and Leeder lead the scoring. Standout displays by Cook and O'Dea highlight the day as final Carnival prospects settled. Kookabunas minor premiers on goal average with Kingfishers level on points.
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Toodyay Oval
C. Cook
Northam
P. Wroth
E. Lloyd
V. O’dea
W. Leeder
K. Lee
H. Giles
C. Boardman
G. Teede
Kookabunas
Kingfishers
P. W. L. D. F'r Agst
Kookabunms
Nungle
Fixtures for the Association Third and Fourth Round
Fixtures list for the association details third round matches Calingiri v Toodyay Wongamine v Wanderers Davey fourth round dates September 7 Wongamine v Bolgart Wongamine v Toodyay Bolgart v Calingiri Toodyay v Wanderers Calingiri v Wongamine Bolgart v Toodyay Wongamine v Bolgart Calingiri v Wanderers Wanderers v Wongamine Toodyay v Calingiri
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Calingiri
Toodyay
Amine
Wanderers
Wongamine Pire
Davey
Wongamine
Bolgart
Smith
A. Calingiri
Carnival match results show toodyay wand’s win and disqualification
The tally lists Toodyay Wand's 119, Belgart 2675-4, Toodyay Club m 46 f 9, Wongamine uw 47- 8, Calingiri rm2g9- 4 with two points disallowed from Belgart due to an unregistered player. Full carnival results to appear in next issue.
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Toodyay Wand's
Belgart
Toodyay Club
Wongamine Uw
Calingiri
Kookaburras Edge Kingfishers in Premiership Play
In a Wednesday match the Kookaburras needed only a draw to clinch Minor Premiers, while the game proved dull with little action as Kingfishers failed to overcome the challenge.
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Kookaburras
Teedyay Railway Station Parcel on hand list
Railway Station accounts show parcels on hand for Messrs Lloyd Yates Wroth River Gready Wood Bird Ellery Jamies Ashdown and Doris Evans. Goods are on hand for Messrs Linfield Haymes Lloyd Ferguson.
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Messrs
Lloyd
Yates
Wroth
River
Gready
Wood
Bird
Ellery
Jamies
Ashdown J
Doris Evans
Housing Trust toey Cottage Plan Seeks Land for 80 Homes
A Perth Workers' Homes Board letter to Toodyay Road Board chairman E G Hasson explains a new Housing Trust initiative. It funds weatherboard cottages costing up to £250 each, interest free, possibly as gifts or repayable at 5 shillings a week, using £15,000 Commonwealth unemployment relief and £5,000 from Charles McNess. The plan targets up to 80 cottages with 4 rooms each, and seeks suitable land within boundaries to avoid grouped layouts, possibly using Crown land or purchases if necessary.
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Messrs
A. Carson
Col. Collett
Commonwealth
Charles McNess
Trust
Workers’ Homes Board
Youra
T. Thomas
The
St. George's Terrace
Perth
To Those in need of JOB PRINTING We Print
An old newspaper notice advertises job printing services offered to readers needing printed materials. The brief urges contacting the shop for orders and emphasizes printing capabilities.
Sermon on Vision Faith and national peace
A church talk contrasts Jesus weeping over Jerusalem with Britain’s empire. It warns material power harms national peace, praises leaders with spiritual vision, and argues belief in God sustains honor justice liberty and enduring wealth. It urges individuals to cultivate faith and for nations to pursue godly ideals over money or expediency.
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Jesus
Lazarus
John
Moses
Samuel
David
Isaiah
God
Egypt
Assyria
Babylonia
Jerusalem
Ilim
Elis
Australia
Notice to Advertisers for Alterations Weekly
Alterations to standing advertisements must reach this office no later than noon on Monday each week. This rule should be strictly adhered to by all advertisers.
Notice to Correspondents and PublicVentilation Policy
The paper invites general news and land and stock items for district records. Provide clear one side submissions with signer name for publication. Anonymous items are not accepted. Clubs and institutions should keep editors informed of progress and meetings. Advertising is essential to business. The paper vows a straight course serving public interest and censures private matters.
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National Bank
Advertisements Rates and Booking Policy Change
Public notice outlines casual ad rates at 4s per inch with six words per line and six lines per inch. It states standing ads by arrangement and urges payment with instructions. The paper explains future acceptance requires definite booking or cash accompanying instructions to reduce bookkeeping.
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Audi
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Toodyay Association
V. Wasley
H. Donegan
N. Lloyd
E. Ellery
M. Lawler
M. Holland
G. Teedle
R. Donegan
V. O'Dea
A. Sinclair
N. Fergusom
Hockey
Kookaburras v. Kingfishers
Teedyay
E. G. Hasson
Toodyay Road Board
Housing Trust
National Bank OF Australasia Ltd
Church News
Wongan Hills
Lnove
Paramount
Toodyay Herald
Terest
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