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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 23, 1932
Page
1
Taney Boxed Hanks presents a sale featuring a large range of Lustre Underwear in attractive Xmas shades. The Bloomera and Vesta lines include Princess Slips Pyjamas and Nights. A comprehensive selection of novelty gifts for men appears, with guaranteed quality and low prices.
A fragmented message from the Herald staff calls present readers and subscribers to cling to optimism as the new year 133 begins. It acknowledges setbacks over the past year and urges not to dwell on them, emphasizing resilience and cheerful outlook despite difficulties.
Mr H F Ding dentist of Fitzgerald Street Northam visits Toodyay every alternate Sunday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Newcastle Hotel with repairs by post to Northam. Next visit Sunday 5th January. Cricketers Dance invites residents to see in the new year with Toodyay Cricket Club hosting a dance. Tomorrow night Town Hall hosts a New Year celebration with ad 1/6 and 1/–, proceeds fund electric lights for the local whippet track.
Present indications point to a busy day at the Toodyay Show Ground west on Monday with the local Sports Club hosting its third annual meeting. Nominations for foot-running events have closed and bright prospects for strong fields are noted. Details of the programme and the evening dance are advertised in this issue.
After four years in Toodyay Dr Carlin exchanges practices with Dr E E Moule of Swanbourns. Carlin leaves with a farewell at the hospital where the Matron and staff hosted tea. Moule and family arrive the same day and receive a public welcome at the Town Hall this Friday evening.
Last Saturday night the Loodyay Swimming Club held a town hall dance to raise funds for new dressing sheds at the swimming pool. A counter attraction at Coondie drew a fair crowd, and a staged show provided entertainment. official boxing events are planned for New Year’s Day.
Subscription payable in advance at 46 per annum post free to any address. Weeklies distributed by district newsagents.
An appeal to club secretaries and local organizations to forward accounts of events for prompt publication. News of local happenings strengthens district residents’ knowledge and attracts readers from elsewhere. Readers are requested to submit items by noon for classified and display ads with rates and booking terms outlined.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a man near Scarborough and daily Perth transit, with scattered phrases about money velocity and people described as lively or costly, but the text is garbled and lacks coherent events or quotes. The fragment hints at community concerns and social observations without a clear reportable incident or date.
The notice appears to be a public posting by WM. Ferguson for United Prev Ltc located at Mirling Tewacs Toodyay Western darn. It references a formal publication and distribution detail with unclear address fidelity and jurisdiction. The fragment mentions publication context and a licenced entity.
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