Cricket scorecard from Mercantiles match
In a Mercantiles cricket match, W. Smith and R. Jefferys top the batting with solid scores as Clarke and Donegan take key wickets. Final total 116 for 6 wickets. W. Donegan and Lawler led the bowling for the opposition with multiple maidens and figures.
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Aennacuseinee
M. Clarke
Jefferys Clarkec
R. In
Jefferys
W. Donegan
W. Kelly
Jeffery IL Lawler
R. Smith
Jeffery
M. Llardinman
Be. Smith
Clarke
Fleay
Pally
R. Jefferys
R. Donegan
W. Smith
L. Fleay
Leeder Ibn
Donegan
Smith
Lawler
Kelly R. Jefferys
M. Clarke J. Williams
F. Clarke
Kelly G. Smith
Sandris
Wits
He Lawler
Kelly
M. ‘Clarke
WN. Kelly
Dejeerding Defeats Toodyay In Turbulent Innings
First innings shows B Davy Korkosby and R Tyndall among top scorers, with Clarke-Hall and Crosbie taking key wickets. Sundries total low as Dejeerding fielded tightly, then Toodyay posted a modest reply with Christie and Clarke Hall contributing, leaving the match open for a late twist.
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B. Weoth
Crosbie
Christie P. Wroth
R. Tyndall
A. Donegan
Donegar
Clarke-Hall
C. Lucas
A. Lucas
E.mith
Goudert C. Robinson
J. Lawler
Clarkee Hall
Toodyay
P. Buckley
C. Beard
F. Cook
A. Beard
A. J. Wilson
Davy
Y Carter
G. Morrett
Sundries
Lord ‘To
C. Doherty
M. Bowen
C. Licas
F. Smith
E. Davy
Wonds Peppermint Cure Dominates Inmenes Colds Game
Errington starred as Kennongorring and Toodyay battled through a tense cricket match with Morrell opening for 49 and minimal chances, while Bowler Errington took 6-38 for a standout performance. Final tallies show Coondle Mercantiles posting 118 and Mercantiles 113 in a competitive contest with several players contributing across teams.
Victoria Plains Road Board December meeting summary
The Victoria Plains Road Board held its December meeting with 4 of 13 members present. Delegates from over 27 road boards attended as the group discussed wool and wheat browers, registration drives, and impending legislation. A petition campaign to Parliament was authorized, ratepayer cooperation urged, and rabbit poisoners appointed for the year. Funds across wards were detailed, and land transfer for a recreation reserve at Carani was arranged.
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Victoria Plains Road Board
W. Harrington
Messrs
Neuman and
Lambert
Father Ubach
Aeemed |Ee
J. Cook
F. Dobson
Pan
Ao Ins
Carani
South Ward
Verminer
Hall de
Veteran Cricket Club Journey to Konnongorring
A veteran cricket club traveled 49 miles each way to Konnongorring Sunday, with a first stop at Goomalling. Poodya ladies provided a remarkable lunch, a new yet creditable feature. On the bus were 23 members and all agreed it was the best day yet with good weather.
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Konnong Iy
Poodyay
Backache and leg pains tied to health danger signs
A cryptic early 20th century medical note links backache and leg pains to potential danger signals. The fragmented report mentions symptoms and possible assessments by a physician, with garbled OCR words suggesting urgent medical concern and the possibility of underlying kidney or internal issues.
Toodyay Road Board December meeting notes and actions
The Toodyay Road Board held its monthly meeting at Road Board Chambers on Saturday December 12 with present Chairman Phillips Ward members Twine Hodgkinson Wood Donegan and secretary Alday. Items approved included donations to the Home of Peace and Daily News Christmas Fund, concern over traffic act amendments and railway freights, a bush fires prohibition period, and a call to discuss the Toodyay Hospital. Financials showing November results were adopted and multiple accounts approved for payment. AENEAS WATERS received £1 for a tool shed at Memorial Park. Gerald Foster North Flynn appointed Bush Fire Control Officer with badge.
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R Road Loar
L. Thorn Esq
M.L.A
Lanps Dept
Toopyay Hospital
Richard
Toodyay Hospital
Deotenhy
Col. Bank of
N.S.W
Wood
Twine
Col
Aeneas Waters
Memorial Park
Waters
J. F. James
Mr. Twine
James
D Dept
Sheri BN
Engraving Co
Gerald Foster North Flynn
Flynn
Hodgkinson
Donegan
Gloucester Teun Club Maintains Reputation at Sunday Ha'at
In Calingiri News a report notes the Gloucester Teun Club kept its standing during Sunday events. The article mentions local figures and a busy period at Mather Xemas as a dispenser of goods. Toys arriving this week were likely destined for stockings, with items clinking when handled.
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Gloucester Teun Club
Rlvbealiseda
Chirisuman
Mather Xemas
Farm Workman Injured In Truck Crash Near Toodyay
Philip Frederick Louk a 25 year old farmer of Dewars Pot sustained a fractured right arm when the utility truck he drove from Toodyay to Dewars Pool overturned due to steering fault. He was thrown to the roadway and admitted to Northam hospital with four stitches in cuts to his left fingers.
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Philip Frederick Louk
Dewar
Toodyay
Dewar's
Pool
Northam Hospital
Farmers Registrations Form Unified Organisation
A plan to compel farmer registration forms a single body to handle agricultural interests. A representative committee will arrange details and inform boards in due course. The Electric Light Committee met November 14 to review the engineer’s replies to instructions and decided to reply that the engineer’s dissatisfaction with the committee’s rules left one viable option.
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Electee Light Committee
Electric Light Committee
Twine
Donegan
Road Board Office Closure Announced for Holidays
The Road Board will close from noon Saturday December 23 until the morning of Tuesday January. The board also decided to accept only labour cost up to forty five pounds for a required bearglor sum.
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Iai
Reports Wheatgrowers Conference Discusses State Body
The chairman and Mr Ludemann attended a Perth conference on 6 December under Morawa Road Board auspices to discuss organizing all wheat growers in the State into one body. It was decided that the various Boards prepare petitions through districts asking the Federal Government.
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Ludemann
Perth
Morawa Road Board
Health Board Report on Stirling Stirling Terrace Toodyay
The inspector reports on sanitary service along Fole wood road a sanitary depot and slaughter yard shop ventilation and general premises inspection including a kit run at Miss Alma Sinclair’s rear shop The board moves to condemn the rear portion of lot 5 Stirling Terrace describing a kitchen space as unfit for human habitation with a fourteen day notice before occupancy is prohibited.
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Folewood Road
E. Wing
Stirling Tee
Anderson
Alma Sinclair
Twine
Wood
Beng
Stirling Terrace
Toodyay
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