Butter Wrappers Prigied Butter Weeppers Notice
A brief notice states butter wrappers must comply with regulations. Obtainable from the office of this paper for readers seeking the correct address and official guidance.
26 May 1933
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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 26, 1933
Page
1
A brief notice states butter wrappers must comply with regulations. Obtainable from the office of this paper for readers seeking the correct address and official guidance.
Sacred memory of Frederick Henry Ferguson who died May 29 1927 at Coondle aged 37. Loving wife and children convey how much we miss him and how our hearts ache. Burdened by sorrow, they mark his quiet home.
On Friday June 16 1933 at the Wool Exchange Perth Goldsbrough Mort and Coy Limited will auction land parcels described as Avon Locations 906 9041 and parts of 2328 17888 totaling 4 acres 1 rood 16 perches with surface depth restrictions and located with certificate details. Additional Lot 2 includes Avon Location 14143 6 acres 3 roods 27 perches and part Avon Location 15232 66 acres with uneven terrain and water access. The properties are described as good grazing and dairying land with about 40 acres cleared, fenced, and watered. Terms require 454 cash deposit and balance over 5 years at a fixed rate, solicitor details included.
Local and general notes report the King’s Birthday Ball to be held again this year at Northam on June 5 with details advertised. Other items note mushroom activity after winter rains, Salvation Army visits in Stirling Terrace, Maz Thompson’s shop display, heavy rains ending long dirt anxiety, Toodyay F C registrations, a Scout Rally in Toodyay Town Hall, and a euchre party and dance to aid church funds. Sporting goods, groceries, and local shop promotions feature prominently with Jack Wright’s Sports Depot highlighted.
A May 20 dance in Toodyay Town Hall supported the Church of England funds. Young ladies organized the event, raising 65 180. The hall featured streamers and music, with a decorative Maiden Laiera. A Highland Ball Dance contest saw Mrs Brown and Mr McCluney win first. Miss Ferguson and Mr Lloyd second. The Statue Dance went to Mise N Ferguson and Mr Seddon Lloyd, with many other novelties and prizes awarded.
A social afternoon to augment the local Branch Ulube CWA funds attracted about twenty ladies. A musical programme featured contributions from Mesdames Wiltshire Jubasone Hull and White and Misses Wroth G James Clarke Elocutionary items by Mrs Christie and Mr Bruce Madderley. A competition tied between Misses Clarke and Wroth, with Wroth the winner. Tea was served, and the event ended with Auld Lang Syne.
A. J. Ferguson of Toodyay celebrates his sixty fifth birthday on May 27. He has lived in the district since childhood, is grandfather to many, and remains active, driving a sulky and riding with his grandsons when they visit.
Perth and Cottesloe visitors spent a pleasant holiday week at the Freemasons Hotel Toodyay. Notable guests included Mrs Eustace Cohen and three children, Mrs C W Harper and three daughters, Mesdames Diamond and Farmer with their sons and daughters, Mrs J Kiatry and her daughter, Mrs J P G Robins president of the CWA, Mr Neal with son, MLA Mr B Sapeon, and Mr A G O Keefe among others who called on Sunday.
The death occurred at Toodyay on Saturday of Richard Waters, an old resident of Dee Cranch, in Viv revennieth year. He was one of three sons of a large Toodyay family and lived most of his life at Spring Gardens, West Toodyay, where he reared three sons and two daughters. His wife and one son Frederick predeceased him. Ill health had forced his move to the local hospital where he died. The funeral was Monday afternoon from his residence, with many friends and relatives attending at the Toodyay cemetery. Funeral arrangements were carried out by Pursiowe and Sy, Nortuus.
A good attendance of ladies marked the annual general meeting of the Toodyay C.W.A on Thursday. The annual election of officers occurred and later State President Mrs. Fisher attended and gave an interesting address.
On May 23 at Caliogit Branch the C W A anticipates a visit by Mrs Wilden vice president of the Central Executive and will hold an open public meeting with music. Notable ladies including Nn oli president of Yoodyay branch Mes Miller Mra Whisg are expected. Past attendances by Mrs Fisher are recalled and the meeting aims to resemble those, with remarks on CWA being non political and non sectarian. The public is cordially invited to attend and hear well known leaders of the movement.
The May committee meeting records a full attendance with limited public interest. It reports a ball profit of £38 16 5 and a Wheat Appeal netting £11 18 5. Receipts and payments for year ended 30 June 1932 include balances, fees, subscriptions, subsidies, grants, and various expenses totaling £3581 9 9.
A muddled OCR style home recipe describes making wholemeal honey biscuits. It lists ingredients like wholemeal flour, plain flour, butter, milk, honey, and baking powder with steps to rub in fat, beat an egg, warm honey, mix to a paste, roll thin, cut shapes, and bake in a moderate oven.
In a tense scene a woman pleads for mercy as a pale figure whispers fear and resolve. The man admits the act must proceed and in lamplight approaches with a glinting tool, while the woman resists then surrenders to the inevitable, the dentist smiling as the moment nears.
A reader challenges Mr Thompson's fire brigade report on the Albany Demo. He corrects times for Geraldton and Toodyay in lauder eights, notes Northam and Gardener figures, and questions Kellerbarrily's placement. The writer lists other events and asserts local members were kept out, urging inclusion of Toodyay and acknowledging out of town officers and men.
Stewart Dawson of Perth advertises wrist watches with genuine value and a long standing reputation. The firm, located on Barrack Street, Perth, invites customers to inquire for further information about the diverse jewellery assortment and purchase prices.
Special meeting of landowners at Meckering on March 37th condemns rising rabbit numbers and related deaths in sheep and cattle across the state. Resolution calls for boundary fencing and cheaper rabbit netting imports to curb losses and protect stock wealth.
A garbled passage lists names such as Promhe arya and tayluewa with quoted phrases and references to Kean and Brow. It reads like a puzzle fragment or notes from a larger work, offering little coherent narrative or clear events to describe.
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