Mercs and Calingiri Win Easily in Local Cricket Action
Mercantiles bowled out Bolgart for a modest total of 97 with early wickets. Stan Robinson led the scoring for Mercs before retirement and Pinesie added runs. Calingiri replied with 188, led by Yelland and McGill, securing a comfortable win. Bowling highlights included H Donegan taking three for 34 and multiple players contributing. Scheduling notes list December and January fixtures for Mercantiles versus Calingiri, Toodyay versus Mercantiles.
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Mercantiles
Bolgart
Stan Robinson
Calingse
Foodyay
Yelland
Joe
Piyay
Legrease
McGill Oved
Calingire
Local notices from Stirling terrace office record
fragments mention Commis Navy at their office on Stirling terrace. Wentersly Exiated and published by H C McKenna in the small local item.
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Commis
Navy
Stirling Terrace
Scroosiyay
H.C. McKenna
Community Christmas Gatherings and Holiday Updates
A collection of local holiday notes. Ger al Mrs Jack Patten spent Thursday in the city with her father. Constable Gannaway thanks locals who assisted last Saturday. Mrs Leon Chitty and daughter Carol plan Christmas with relatives after traveling from Harvey. Mr and Mrs Patten enjoy a few weeks holiday. Master Rodney Lynn returns to full mobility after a hospital spell. Mrs N Dorizzi rode to Nor Thursday. St Stephens Ladies Guild to hold a Christmas Eve dance in the Town Hall with good music and supper. Toodyay Paris Committee praised for Paday Market profits of over £20 for church funds.
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Jack Patten
Gannaway
Leon Chitty
Carol
Harvey
Prince
Tom, Paiten
Bert Northam
St. Stephens’ Ladies’ Guild
Toodyay Herald Job Printing Requirements
The Toodyay Herald outlines all job printing needs including ad size, paper type, ink color, and turnaround times. It directs customers to specify dimensions and deadlines, with contact details for submitting copy and confirming pricing.
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The
Toodyay Herald
Local Police Court Hearings End in Quick Sentences
In a Monday morning hearing before JP E Brewis, Joseph Jacka marra, 21, a native, faced a Section 42 charge for refusing to leave town. He received a term of imprisonment. Mackamarra was charged with threatening and abusive conduct, receiving a further three month sentence. Constable Gannaway saw a prisoner escape the lockup as he turned the key, and Joseph Larry warffit, also a native, was fined £2 plus costs for refusing to leave town when ordered.
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E. Brewis
Joseph Jackamarra
Garnsway
Protectorines
Mackamarra
Gannsway
Joseph Larry Warffit
Gannaway
Toodyay Tennis Notes and Final Scores
Windy but excellent weather saw strong Toodyay and Bolgart participation with keen play. Indies nd men’s doubles and mixed doubles were tightly contested as Toodyay edged ahead. Final: Toodyay 8 sets 158 games, Bolgart 14 sets 134 games.
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Toodyay
Bolgart
Bolgart Club
Toodyay Club Selects Ladies and Gentlemen Players
Next Sunday discussions include Puls 3 13th and a tourist Centenary chat at Nor sham as Che pus departs at 12 30 pm. The following Toodyay Club members are named to represent the club with ladies seenpenie Forsyth Lee Floyd Mark Robinson and Pat Gibbins Meni, Messrs H Rayner D Wood P Beaver Chitty 3 SF Patten and bays. There was no play last weekend due to court resurfacing. A busy bee is planned for 2 pm Saturday 18th to mark the courts. all members are urged to attend to complete the marking that afternoon.
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Che Pus
Toodyay Club
Seenpenie Forsyth
Lee
Floyd
Mark Robinson
Pat Gibbins
Toodyay
Post Office Holiday Arrangements and Limited Services
Post Office observes holiday dates from December 25 to December 28 and January 3 with closures on December 26 and shifted or reduced hours. Money order service suspended. mails close by 10 am on observed days. Petrol ration tickets issuance ends after December 18.
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Papa
Tate
Ie Ang
Dangerous Wartime Ammunition Souvenirs in Australian Homes
Wartime ammunition remains in many Australian homes as souvenirs and toys for children. Veterans often surrender trophies, prompting Army authorities to campaign for their return. In four months, over a thousand pieces have been collected and neutralized by police or military units.
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Mercs
Calingiri
Donegan
B. Prince
P. Butler T. Fleay
C. Lucas
V. Pearce
Lee W. Cook
de Mamie
V. Lee Not
Lucas
B. Mc
Melkan
P. Butler
Leeder
R. Lee
D. Com
Mery
H. Donegan
Brides
B. mc Twine
L. Donegan
T. Fleay
M. Butterley
E. Twine
W. Pearce
T. Pieay
Robinson
W. Cook
Toodyay Shoe & Sports Depot
J.D. Watson
Veturn Mail
R. King
Messenger
R. Yelland
W. Pettit
Hill
R. N. Hutchinson
Salih
F. Ighgmmenger
P. Messenger Brennan
E “McGill
Penbert
R. B. Goudge
Wroth
R. Cospetel
R. Moller
R. Costeloe
E. Shaw
Thurman
R. Cos
P. King
Sandries
P. Wrath
L. Hill
Goudge
P. “Messenger
N. Hutchinson
Bugzard
C. Young
Calgart
Beest SV
Geral
Rodney Lynn
H. L. Thompson
Perth
Toodyay Paris
Father Nolan
Fm Earry
Gordon Mitchell
Able Seaman
Cumming
Ceub
Norsham
Locas
Toodyay Town Hall
Post Office News
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