Xmas Cakes and Toodyay Community Notices
Local baker Mr G Haymes of Toodyay reminds patrons he is taking Xmas cake orders. Schoolchildren break up Friday with light refreshments and prizes. Road Board discusses Carruthers Million Faces and Toodyay empty spaces. suggestion to run Perth Cup locally. Vehicle licensing deadline December 31 1921 with penalties. old tablets to be replaced. Hospital train cancelled. refunds available on vendor contact. Coming attractions include Silks and Saddles, The Great Shadow and The Midnight Patrol. Readers praise first issue and expect improved printing and local work. Film listings note Out Yonder plus The Phantom Butler and Not Guilty at half price when available.
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Phantom Butler
William Hi Fly
Parliament Deadlock and Tax Exemption Defeats Abroad
Sydney reports Parliament in deadlock and an impending dissolution. Melbourne covers Mr Charlton failing to raise the general income tax exemption from 156 to 450. A separate move to raise the single-person exemption to 200 also fails. Perth notes Lieut Col Brinsmead arriving by air to inspect aviation landing places before a Derby trip. Trials of Chambers and Mulligan for sulphur theft end with acquittal.
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Toodyay Road Board Meets to Discuss Local Affairs
The Toodyay Road Board held its monthly meeting on Saturday with members Somers chairing and secretary J A Wroth present. Topics included resumption notices for Road No 6548, a postponed district tour by Messrs Wickes Grasby Hampshire and Riseley, telephony works at Bayup House, private land access for gravel removal, gates across roads, a deputation from the Toodyay Agricultural Society, and a Memorial Committee invitation. The tender for tennis court fencing was accepted, licenses reminder ads ordered, January meeting skipped in favor of February, Carroll Road closure refused, and arrangements for a poison cart man and vermin control discussed.
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C Phillips
L. Lukin
J. A. Wroth
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P. G. Hampshire
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De Valera Rejects Peace Terms After Seven Hour Cabinet
London reports De Valera rejects the peace terms after a seven hour cabinet meeting. The actual position is uncertain with possible resignations looming. He claims the terms conflict with Irish majority wishes and urges discipline until a public session on Wednesday. Belfast expects Ulster powers push, while Lloyd George may travel to the country in March.
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Meckering Races Results Summary
Meckering races held Thursday showcased several events led by Time Later in the Mekelag Handicap at one mile with Kazan1 and Bronus A among notable finishers. Sprints featured Detty and Wayman in the 6 furlong Plate while Son of Super Modellis placed in the 3 year time race with even odds.
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Turf News Column Teases Forthcoming Meetings And Winners
A West Week column previews upcoming turf meetings and hints at potential winner trajectories. The piece signals latent information on future race outcomes and stake details, inviting readers to follow developments as organizers set dates and track conditions.
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