Mercantiles triumph in low-scorer cricket clash
Mercantiles added another victory after a seven-wicket win on Sunday. They batted first and declared at 127 for five, Beyoording's 69 providing balance. Maitland slammed 34 off an over by F Smith including five sixes and a four, while Mackintosh took four wickets and Jef freys claimed 5 for 29 as Gruns’ bowlers struggled.
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Mercantiles
Beyoording
Maitland
F. Smith
Mackintosh
Gruns
Jefffreys
Police Court Keeps Lid On Obscene Language Case
Duncan Lawler of Beeciti Wongamine faced Magistrate FM Rea on Friday for using obscene language at Buckley. Lawler pleaded guilty after police noted intent to plead not guilty. fined £3 plus £2 80s costs, 15 days in default, with one month to pay. Ferguson also pleaded guilty to a similar offence.
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Duncan Lawler
Be Eeciti Wongamine
FM. Rea. Esq
Jane “Sling
Buckley
Bolgarton
Williams
Lawler
Bobart Sandries
Bowling Gouge
Ciford
Archibald McCutcheon
O'Dean
Woods
Bolgart
Cousiva
Hill
Chester
Constable Williams
Tolgart
Ferguson
Itcae
Toodyay Veterans Visit Calingiri A Friendly Meet
The Toodyay Veterans traveled to Calingiri on Sunday and were welcomed by Mr R and Mr B L Clarkson. They were hosted at Mr Opie's refreshment rooms with a splendid lunch. Roy Donegan starred with 125 points as the visitors won the match.
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Toodyay
Calingiri
B. L. Clarkson
Opie
McCormick
J. Dobson
Sanderson
Rogers
Calvigiri Club
Roy Donegan
Toodyay Road Board Monthly Meeting Highlights
The Toodyay Road Board met to discuss Chitty’s road through Mire Mureau land, engineer’s request for higher rates, and various correspondence. They accepted resignations, approved a cycle club permit, set wages, planned electric works, and noted accounts and inspector reports with some dissent on costs.
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Mettes
Charman Ohitt
Green, Wane & Ludemasn
Twine
J. C. Phillips
C. Alday
Chitty
Mureau
Mages
Foer
Leon Piette
Tewas
David Jeffery
Licensing Court renewals in Toodyay district
RM Read disposed of 23 license renewals on Friday with no dem orders. Revenue for the day topped £1080. Renewals covered publicans, clubs, and hotel license holders in Toodyay district including Edward White Victoria Hotel and Alfred J Martin at Trayning among many others.
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F. M. Read
Too Yay
General Publican
Edward Arabes White
Victoris
Toodyayrey
Ryan
Newcastle
Ay Rept Robinson
Herbert Statford
Gooraling
Geo. Wheatey
Commercial
Durer
Alfred J Martin
Trayning
Roderick Nicholson
Bencubbin Hse
George Wise
Wyalenichem
George Charlton
Mukinbudia
Akbar James’ Hasford
Koorda Hlocet
Wan J Stith
Baker's Hill
Stanley Miskavicz
Stint
Staind
Retestvent
Robert Sardervon
Eustace Wiltshire
Toodyay
Charles Johnston
Wrightson
Wyalcatchem
Alfred Murdock
Koorda
E A Landon
Dowerin
Jack Saunders
Boncubbia
Alfred Sirt
Star Picture Day Moves Ahead to Wednesday December 23
The Hall is booked Thursday so Picture Day shifts to Wednesday December 23. George Arliss stars in Disraeli while comedian Joe Brown brings lively antics in Circus Clown. The programme carries an excellent stamp.
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Star Picture Day
George Arliss
Disraeli
Joe Brown
Isanetics
Rowdy Visitor Sees Thunder Storm Darken Town
A strong thunder storm struck Wednesday night around 10 39 shaking nerves of residents. The storm caused the town lights to go out three times and left rainfall recording six points toward the year 1967 points.
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Jand
Correspondence on Road Board actions and community unity
A local letter from G. B. Clarke, chairman, defends past Road Board decisions and urges citizens to work together. He notes tensions with doctors friends, questions tender handling, and calls for cooperative effort to avoid drift and preserve leadership in the small community.
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Bend
Jesner Coppa
Good Lady
Pollitt
Cuisams
G. Hassan
Vervics
Bolgart
Cairngirl
Piahs
Road Board
Good Indy
Raport
Trun
G. B, Clarke
Congratulations to Local Justice of the Peace Clive Piesse
Dorcas notes Clive Piesse J P was sworn in as a Justice of the Peace by Magistrate Read on Friday. Tom Molloy, a well known public figure, spent the weekend at the Newcastle Hotel Toodyay with Nurse Oldfield and his secretary Miss Falconer. J Williams returned to duties at the local post office after relieving on the Wongan Hills line.
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J. Britt
Ding
Taitl
Dewar
Frou Railway Department
Newcastle
Daily News
Home of Peace
da St Wan
Windoow Road
N. Campbell
de Jesser Cope
Thomas
Northam
Toodyay
Christie's Plarmaacy
Albert Lloyd
Foodyay
Commissons of Public Health
Dorcas
Clive Piesse
J.P
Tom Molloy
Nurse Oldfield
Falconer
J. Williams
Wongan Hills
Soong On
Yocklunn
Australia
Victoria
Trom
Flemming
Staveside
Messrs
M.llyd
A. Lloyd
D. Lloyd
R. Sanderson
CWA Meeting Ends With Pie Guessing Contest
The CWA monthly meeting held November 25 in the Rest Room featured a guessing game about a pie by Mrs Thompson that revealed cotton reels. Mrs Smith won on the second guess after Mrs Chapman also participated, with Mrs Potter winning a later competition run by Mrs Dawson. Afternoon tea closed the pleasant session.
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C.W.A
Wwe
Thompson
Chapman
Dave Smith
Smith
Dawson
Potter
Anglican Church Services and Holy Communion Outline
Anglican church notices list four Holy Communion times for the season. Sunday School prize distribution at 10:30, evening service for Christmas, and a November 1st Holy Communion in Culham. Services appear at 12:70 pm and 1 am with a late Christmas observance noted.
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Holy Communion
Culham
Holy Commmunion
Kidney function maintenance garbled text fragment
A jumble of unreadable OCR text appears to reference kidneys and related terms but contains no coherent facts, names, dates, places, or events to form a substantive news item.
Memorial Park upkeep Likely subsidy approved by Board
The Road Board may take responsibility for Memorial Park maintenance with the RSL. The RSL built up support but needs funds after dwindling numbers and a £25 subsidy was proposed. Previous efforts raised £30 to £40, a dance was less successful last year, and public help was sought to sustain the park near the bridge.
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Memorial Park
RSL
R.S.L
Phillips
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Provid
Kitty Sach
Toquyay
Aussie Cycles
Bias
Jon Chapman
W Donegan
R Donegan
H Fowells
K Rodgers
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Towloe
Melatosh
C Markey
Davy
Campbell
Lucas R
Jefferys
Markey
Tyndal
H Maitland
Lucas
Donegan
Leeder
Lucas J. Sundies
Dee
Bosliog—Tyndal
B. Vay
C, Lucas
J. Mark~ Inom Saito
Dewy
Totalesas Operling
Coondie v. Toodyay
Coondle
Joe Purser
Stan Cook
Gooden
Eandle
Stith O
Gooden G
Purser
Watkins
Sam Cooket
Jervois
Rejcording
Coondie
Toodyay Bejourding
Merantiles
Pi Mercantiles
Directo
Itzgerald Stort
I. Sel
E. A. Chapman
Toodymy
Raoxe
L.ash
Karry
Lma Sinclair
Cliien
Tuodyay Newsagency
H. E. Lloyd
Gordon & Goten, Ltd
Semeo
Needlework Co
General Assurance Corporation
reBaire
EON A. Piesse
Victoria Hotel
Toody
Veterans
Cal
Ingtet Veterans
Toodyay Road Board
J. Bonshore
Toodyay Cycle Club
Hodgkinson
Pr. Cae
Health Board
Vermin Board
Atwell
Ted
Vermin
Star Pictures
Doan
Mr Soang
Ly Lacy
Freemasons’ Hotel
Amatice
E. Wing
Proprietress
North Toodyay
Ken Somers
Ceric
Toodyay Pharmacy
Town Hall
Stirling Terrace
M. A. Mackintosh
Speual
Victoria Insurance OY
Aortham
W. S Pitttway
Ceddy & Wilshire
Has. H. Curlewis
Victoria Howse
Perth
CWA
Weegs Sons
Siam
the Memorial Park
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Ewe
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