Victoria Plains Read Board meeting details May
Victoria Plains Read Board met at New Nokia on Saturday May with full attendance. Mr Lanigan proclaimed A Macdonald elected for East Ward and the board discussed finances, ratified audit reports, and elected a finance committee. They considered rabbit poisoning costs, road works, cemetery access, and agreed to invite Wongan Board to adopt the scheme while noting local authorities and road planning details.
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New Nokia
Lanigan
A. Macdona Dan
Lamburt
Bir. Macdonald
Macdonald
Edgar Neo
B. Edmonds
Alvar
Mevars Edgar Purser
Uditar Waa
Tourd
Finnaven
Calingici Price Ary Proilavern’ Association
Woral
Calingirs
Omwigry Council
Gmedar
Bolgart Oval
Ibis Hoard
Shairuma
Wongan Board
Local Authorities Struggle With Road Fees under 1929 Act
May meetings reveal provincial councils facing arrears in licence fee payments under the Main Roads Amendment Act of 1929. Albany officials and ministerial delegates discussed retroactive effects, collections, and possible amending measures as councils warn of financial strain and compliance challenges.
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J. Lindway
Mas Rindy
Tindale
Albany
Prion
Ben
Wiz Mon Lin
Lywet
Lindsay
Albany Council
Raton
Standii
Counsil
Albay Road Board
Particu Bel Way
Bolgart Defeat Toodyay in Rough Patch Football Match
Bolgart beat Toodyay at home with stronger lineup including Cook Shaddick and ODea. Toodyay lacked Gunden Davey and Boardman. best for Bolgart were Cook Rowe Shaddick Leeder and Donegan, while Toodyay's standouts were Hostier and Kingston with several goals from Cook and Lejgay-W. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolga
Toodyay
Theaime
Bolgart
Bolgert
C Cook
M. Shaddick
H. O'Dea
St. Sheddick
L. Leeder
H. Donegan
1. Hostier
Peth
H. Giles
H. Kingston
Bol GC
Cook
M. le Jgay
W. Smith
FL. Giles
Ir. Foam
Wroth
K. Lee
Toodyay Team Chosen For Next Sunday Match
The Toodyay ground opens next Sunday with Tsodyay and Wast Toodyey attempting a meeting in a predicted well contested game. The Want Toodyay Sub lists Chan Bateman W Banner V Donegan L Cosegan F Dempster A Ferguon Greg Ferguson H Holland Chas Lae Les N Lloyd B Lioyd Y 1 O Page F Sinclair Src Sinclair W Cook L Thompagn. Players must be on ground by 2 40. Wast Toodyay travel to Bindoon with a squad of about thirty and supporters present. a set football match saw the home side win by 11 points.
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Toodyay
Yay
Wast
Toodyey
Chan
Bateman
W. Banner
V. Donegan
L. Cosegan
F. Dempster
A. Ferguon
Greg. Ferguson
H. Holland
Chas. Lae
Les
N. Lloyd
B. Lioyd
O. Page
F. Sinclair
Src Sinclair
W. Cook
Maii L.thompagn
Wast Toodyay
Bindoon
West Toodyay
Bindaoe
Winnan
Goomalling Australes Defeat Mumberkine in Lopsided Match
Goomalling Association faced Mumberkine on Sunday in a one sided contest. Final score Australes 24 to Mumberkine 17 with the home team dominant throughout.
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Australes
Mumberkine
Berg
Australs
Hockey report highlights shaky scoring in busy Wednesday games
A quirky summary notes low scoring and near misses from Jay Wednesday matches. Kookabuctas faced Youngle and Mstreauour with unsettled play. King Fishers and Robies produced a tense defensive contest with no scores.
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Jay Wednesday
Kookabuctas
Kingfishers
Robies
Wedding at Northam and Baker's Hill Pair Tied
Mabel Crane of Northam and Glen Hooper of Baker's Hill wed at the Northam Methodist Church in a pretty ceremony witnessed by many friends. The Tennis Club held a meeting with resolutions to boost court recon activities. Pear harvest is excellent with shipments to major markets like Melbourne, Kalgoorlie, and beyond.
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Northam
Mabel
Metropolian
Kalgoorlie
Sunday tennis draw with playoffs sought after tied matches
The Sunday afternoon event ended in a draw between Christie and Wiltshire and Mrs Brewis and G Haymes. A playoff will be scheduled later. Results show various pairings with scores, including Campbell and Dawson.
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Christie
Wilshire
Mra Brewis
G Haymes
Chiatie
Wiltshire
Toodyay versus York guests at meal club next Sunday
A York team will visit the meal club next Sunday. York’s lineup includes Fenly Masers Annexr Ciniyrtes Parkian Christie Brewis fresvins Fork mat C Haymes Ladiesses Campbell Wrath Mewtiny Castpbell Chstie Hiern.
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York
Yd Yay
Fenly
Masers
Annexr
Ciniyrtes
Kennedy Cup Local entrants listed for Resinudy Cup
Local entrants for the Resinudy Cup to be played at Noribun are as follows to date: H.S. Carmpbi twenty, C. Haymes eighteen, G. Haymes twenty four, ROL. Jack twenty four, Brewis twenty, H.C. Ansetio, J. Parkins fourteen, and J. Petrie.
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Noribun
HS. Carmpbi
C. Haymes
G. Haymes
Rol. Jack
Brewis
H.C. An
J- Parkins
J. Petrie
Four Rider 4 Mile Cycle Race Won by A Chitty
A Sunday cycle race on the Smile Want Toodyay circuit saw Geont Ferguson lead early, with A Chitty claiming victory after a wet last lap. Chitty finished two lengths ahead of Ferguson, Li Chitty, and H Smith, with times around 25 minutes per lap and overall near 2 minutes ahead at the finish.
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Smile Want
H. Smith
Scr
Ferguson
A. Chitty
Li Chitty
Wether
Chitty
A Chitty
G. Ferguson
L Chiay
Trophy Points Update From Following Side Summary
Trophy points to date show Parker 14 H Smith 13 A Pasow 12 M Liogd Wy J Hewson 0 A Chitty 7 G Ferga rm L Chitty Oy Vs Hedrasn Wergnaon 4 R Merril.
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Vt Parker
H. Smith
A. Pasow
M. Liogd
J. Hewson
A'Chitty
Fergarm
L Chitty
Hedrasn
Wergnaon
R. Merril
Next Sunday's Track Race at Toodyay Ground
A track race is scheduled for next Sunday at the Toodyay recreation ground during the football match interval. Local organizers urge spectators to attend and support the event.
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Toodyay Recreation Ground
Local Hall Social to Aid Hall Maintains May 28
A grand social at the local hall is planned for May 28 to raise funds for the hall. A district movement to form a women hockey club began recently with a tense practice session involving forbidding apparel. Some spectators, including Kent Mick, appeared unsettled as the scene turned chaotic with harmless items misread as threats.
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Wlaces
Lombing Prospects for Lambing Season
Breeding ewes remain in good condition though weaners lag due to worm-related weakness. With green feed now available, recovery is expected. Early lambs are seen but major drop not before June, as farmers brace for marly lambings by stocking feed. Crosses favored are Border Leicester and Dorset Horns, Romney Marsh later.
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Rama
Leicester
Dorset
Romney Marsh
Toodyay Road Board May Meeting Highlights and Votes
The May Toodyay Road Board meeting notes minutes of 16th and actions taken on land, road deviations, and bicycle registration rules. Talks cover Wongan Chiteerig road route survey, tram fare accounts, refunds for hall hire, and warrants for refund processing. A heated debate over the Coondle bridge cost ends with Board approval amid dissent. A deputation from Chittering seeks aid for Wongan road work.
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Toodyay Road Board
Mevara I. Pollitt
J.C. Phillips
Ludemann
D. Hi
Martin W. A. Hodgkinson
Hasson
Green
Wood and
The
REE Trom
Messrs
Martin and Graen
Roads Board Association
Werth
Jane
Mesars
Hamog
Slartia
Clicklin Piawasing Mais
Sansr Hasson
Martin Mores
Iver Lama
Hamerslaynd Clarkson
Hpamursiey
Wood
Wood and Martin
Lands Department
Wongan-Chiteerig Road
Atarun
Public Works Department
Road Board
Maura Wood
Marti
Allpot Dog Dines
Oes Imstate Engineering Cor
Forth
Ludemess
Phillips
Bollcitor
Geraldton
Hodgkinson
Hadlee
Bayswater
Beart
Feton
Lester
Movary Lindeman
Phillipa
Midland Hallway Co
G. W. Fraser
Mcarthur
Rame
Jmuluall
Mewar
Tasase
Phillies
Mart
C. J. Ellery
Phillips Sod Martin
Mesare
Ludeman
Martin
Ae ‘Board
Haasun
Alyctria Curreat
August Frou
Ps Bia
Masars
Morley
S'billips
Chittering
Munyerrung
Ustine
W. Donegan
Wintch
Br. Dovegan
Th ‘Oval
Wengen Hills Light Land Farm monthly report 1923
The Superintendent of Wheat Farms Mr. T Tuoces records April 1923 rainfall across 12 days totaling 95 points and notes weed control, early planting trials for Seasons Variety Trial and Time of Planting, lupin top-dressing, and feeding adjustments. Prices at Midland Market rose for watharas and cull evons, with stud sheep and four new flock rams improving under grazing changes. phosphatic lick used in ration.
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T. Tuoces
Wongas Fhills Light
Apell
Oslading Seton
Tootsted
Oy Button
Tan King
Burts
Nor Bay
Kate
Geri
Midland
Evon
Market Place Ads Promised for Page Four Readers
Market Place section features assorted want ads and announcements for sale and other notices. Readers are urged to review listings on page four for real opportunities and money-saving bargains.
The Paper for the Mase on te A subscription note
A brief notice announces a subscription price of per year for The Paper on the A edition with terms listed for readers choosing annual payment. The item appears in a local column reflecting a pricing update for ongoing readership.
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F.T. Plant
Calingiri
AROS
Iw Saas Basics Pry. Ltd
Bangs
Piy
Clarke & Doig Ltd
Aucioneers
Mareware Merchants & Accountants
Lesdyay
Victoria Insurance Coy
Australiar
Am—2. F. Chitten
Chas. Cules
Woteria House
Perth
Cory Rey
Metinkein
Ms Tai
Redh
Guertien
Helper
Lee
Wich
Cephal Pail
Ay Skoclor
Om Reeves Sense
Monore
Agricultural Society
P.O. Box
Victoria Plains
Greuler
Joe
Orona
Tae Rou
Harrington
McDonald
Pitca
Edgerfret
Bold Board
Moura Progra Association
Banbury
Harring
W.A. Apothecaries
Farmers
William and Murray Streets
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Feotal
C. Rowe
Ay Rowe
Uesssl
Leeda Excallant
H. Ferguson
A. Donegan
M. Loe
Smiths
Hota
Ariel Fe Lata
Kidweye
Don
Doan
Foster-McClellan Co
Sydney
Goomalling Association
Baker's Mill
Toodyay v. York
Catingii
Albert Lloyd
Lae 3d
Goodyaay
Gavuman Ousiness
Boac
Molina
Hassan
Aub
PMN
Yorganaral
Gorgonen Road
Ston
Misee
Wedgkinton
Whillipa
Cauy
V_ James
Health Board
Department of Public
Ealth
Vermin Board
Coutergoon
W. 4
Ria
Guvaramgat
Fergwon
United Prom Lad
Wengen Hills
J. Dobson Cis
Calingiai
Mr. J. Denson
Caathanus
A. J. Wright
Tradisod J P
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