Northam Towns Triumph Over Toodyay Association in Exhibition
At Show Grounds Sunday a social Australian rules match drew a strong crowd. Northam Towns defeated Toodyay Association 16 22 to 12 9 in a display considered the season's best so far. Towns’ standouts included No 44 Stewart Timms and No 12, while Toodyay’s best were L. Fleay injured before kickoff, H. Ferguson, T. Tomkins, D. Smith, and S. Sinclair who each kicked five goals between them.
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Show Grounds
Northam
Toodyay Association
Toodyay
Towns
Stewart
Timms
L. Fleay
H. Ferguson
T. Tomkins
D. Smith
S. Sinclair
I Smith
Toodyay Road Board meeting notes June twelve
The Toodyay Road Health and Vermin Board met at the Road Board Chambers on Saturday June 12 with members J Pollitt E Ludeman J C Phillips O H Martin E E Twine H C Wood Wee Hedekieten J J Onegan and D P a. Items included extending Mr Anderson culvert by 18 feet with sleepers, route inspection for a new road from Red Hill to Jumperdine Mine, surveying land from Midland Railway Co, and by law revisions on hawkers stalls and building rules.
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Toodyay Road, Health and Vermin Board
Road Board
Messrs J. Pollitt
E. Ludeman
J.C. Phillips
O. H. Martin
E.E. Twine
H.C. Wood
Wee Hedekieten
J- J. Onegan
Central Ward
Anderson
Wood
Red Hill
Jumperdine
Martin
Midland Railway Co. Td
Stirling Terrace
Har, Road
Goomalling Road
Ae Wood
E. Davey
Bejcording Cricket Ground
Lands Department
Telegraph Road
Sereny
Toodyay Agricultural Society
West Too
Fox menace cripples sheep farming in district
A farmer laments fox damage to weaners ewes and fat wethers. He cites mutilations, live animals found suffering, and calls for coordinated poisoning, arguing it is best timed around vixen cubs and suggesting poisoning cubs via parrots near dens. He questions keeping foxes for rabbits.
Woods Great Peppermint Cure for Influenza Udds
J Truman warns about foxes harming sheep and lambs, urging systematic poisoning campaigns and a vermin tax. He cites heavy losses from fox predation over three years, with 1934 to 1936 figures, and urges landowners, trappers, and natives to destroy foxes to protect sheep breeding in coastal and mixed farming areas.
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J. Truman
Unclear text fragment mentions Wood's Great Poppermint
The readable lines present scattered phrases about growth and delay, with no coherent event, names, dates, or places to form a factual summary. The source is too fragmented to identify a specific person, organization, or outcome.
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Jay
Nat Wood
Special plea prevention ends in terse note
A fragmented notice cites a special plea prevention action. It references Tara Ral and DleThaesl in unclear terms, with limited readable context on the court or jurisdiction and no clear date or outcome. The readable text lacks concrete facts to expand.
Recollection of Newcastle Railway Meeting Advances
Excerpts from the Newcastle Herald recount a 1902 meeting proposing a railway survey and government action. Speakers urge timely service from the Government, discuss compensation, and plan a public meeting in Newcastle with local council involvement and invitations to local MPs. A railway league idea is voiced for Culham and Newcastle.
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Newcastle Herald
Lasineus
Ba'l
Newcastle
Somers
Connor
E.G. Hassen
Bull
Quislan
Dawnot
Culham
Newcandle
Conjanetio
Market Report on Wicklow Hills Sheep and Horse Sale
Goldsbrough Mort & Co Ltd report a special sale at Wicklow Hills Tooday on behalf of E D P Hayes. Yarded 3106 sheep and 20 horses, selling all sheep and 19 horses. Keen demand, prices slightly below recent sales, total clearance for sheep. Merino wethers and ewes offered with varying prices, including heavy skins and good order. Horses mostly 2 and 3 year olds, medium quality, prices ranged across the sale.
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Goldsbrough, Mort & Co. Ltd
E. D. P. Hayes
Wicklow Hills
Toodyay
Moora
Pingelly
Woods Sale of Livestock and Horse Draft Prices
Sale notes list various livestock lots including Dorsets Merino Ewes and Dore set lambs with prices, horses mares and geldings aged 3 to 7 years with values from £10 to £34, light sorts and machinery including Scaritler at £40. The fragment reflects an auction catalog style with mixed ages and breeds and assorted items.
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Dore
Birthday milestone for Calingiri’s Mrs Chitty celebrated
In Calingiri the community marks Mrs Chitty turning 64, a milestone reflecting her long district service through harsh early days. The piece notes primitive farming lonely distances and slow travel by horse, with neighbors few but strong community sentiment. Football fans also enjoyed local ground action showcasing admirable skill.
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Mrs Chitty
Calingiri
Thoroughbred Australia and Hollywood clash in Coxon tale
A fragmentary account of an Australian racing story by Edmond Seward links racing aristocracy with Hollywood, featuring actors, breeders, and famed horses like Phar Lap. The loosely shaped narrative blends celebrity, breeding lore, and national pride amid a tumult of names, places, and dramatic racing imagery.
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Yan
Mal
Lawson
Samus Hollywood
Australia
Stokmafong
Peter
Leckerf
Calingiri Club and Wyening Play Close Football Test
In a Sunday match Calingiri beat Wyening 10 9 to 13 8 in a free flowing clash. Newcomers impressed both sides while veterans supported. Defences faltered at times with King and Watson standout for their sides. Also note Don Bain transported to Northam after a long trip and a scarlet fever outbreak in south Calingiri. Country Women’s Association members joined a Miliny rally with leaders Mrs Adamson Mrs Lefroy Mrs Dobson Mrs Somers Mrs Anderson and Mrs Mansbridge in attendance.
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Caliigiri
Wyening
Novitate
King
Calingiris
Watson
Calingiri
Don Bain
Calcarra
Northam Veryion
Caliniri
1Country Women's Association
Miliny
No Divison
Adamson
Mesdames Lefroy and
Dobson
Somers
No 1
Anderson
Naridicrafts and Home Industries
Mansbridge
Metropolitan
Country Week Hockey Victoria Pins Show Solid Play
Victoria Plains fielded a girls team in Country Week Hockey, shifting up a grade yet holding strong with two wins, one draw, and two losses. Key results include a 6 0 win over Burracoppin and a 2 2 draw with Harvey. Team members included Mery Sos, Donena Lyson, J Poking, M Smith, F Evickson, Pland F Taines, and M Syred, with several supporters present.
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Victoria Pins
Hse
Ictoria Plains
Warren
V.P
Burracoppin
Bruce Rock
Harvey
V. A
Toodyay Hospital Board Hospital Ball Balance Sheet 1937
Balance sheet records expenditure for the 1937 hospital ball event. Includes hall hire costs and net profit figures. Fragmentary receipts indicate total inflows and minor itemized expenses. Names and dates are unclear. main entry centers on event accounting by the Toodyay Hospital Board.
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Toodyay Hospital Board
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