Colin Unwin urges Unism Plan for world peace in Australia
Independent Senate candidate Colin Unwin promotes the Unism Plan 1913 43 to unite parties under an all party government. He calls for proportional voting initiative and referendum to push a grand policy of development and world relief, with private enterprise guiding industry and the Hoover Unism Bellamy storage system ensuring supply for all nations. Authorised by Colin Unwin, GPO Box 1713, Perth.
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Colin Unwin
Australia
Unism
H.U.B
Germany
G.P.O. Box
Perth
Record price paid for Corriedale ram in New Zealand trade
Wellington dispatch reports J Guth Fie Pty Ltd Geelong Victoria paid 1 000 guineas world record price for a Corriedale ram from Bushey Park Estate Palmerston South. The issue notes W P Bredshaw of Perth accepts responsibility for federal election matters.
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Guth Fie Pty Ltd
Geelong
Victoria
Bushey Park
Palmerston South
Wellington
N.Z
W. P. Bredshaw
Hay Street
Perth
Kindergarten weights and Melbourne Cup hopes loom large
The article weighs Kindergarten against historic Cup weights and Carbine’s record, noting its high rating and Auckland Cup win. It cites past multi-stone winners, Phar Lap and Peter Pan, and mentions owner Ned Fitzgerald postponing Australia plans, citing the burden of two miles.
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Carbine
Kindergarten
Aith
Ripe Fields and Sacrifice by Patience Strong
Poem emphasizes collective labor and moral duty across generations. It reflects on sowing toil and sacrifice and questions what future yields will come from present endurance. The speaker invokes endurance, faith, and shared responsibility in facing uncertainty.
Kindergarten to retire from racing effort in New Zealand
The New Zealand champion Kindergarten, son of Kincardine, continues solid work at Gusborne with owner Mr Fitzgerald receiving big offers but staying firm. Once a Warwick Farm Stakes strong favorite, Kindergarten later broke down and returned to New Zealand, with jockey Wiggins lamenting Bean Vite’s spring prospects.
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Eurythmic
Colonel Aides
Phar
Blatery
Weaagen
New Zealand
Fitzgerald
Gusborne
Kincardine
England
Gothic
Australia
Randwick
High Caste
Kindergarten Ltd
Kindergarten
Lucrative
Wiggins
Bean Vite
Free Advertising in August Readers Market Place
Readers may place free ads in August for non business needs such as livestock, carts, hay and other items. Write a brief notice headed For Sale or Wanted to Buy and mail to The United Press Ltd Perth. Ads run in 27 newspapers. offer ends August 31 with standard rates resuming thereafter.
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United Press Ltd
Hay Street
Perth
Massive election noise as campaign funds tighten
The article notes a flood of candidates in the Federal election set for August with 415 contenders. It describes strict media limits, radio focus, and heavy campaigning cost cuts, including petrol caps and restricted literature, posters, and travel, boosting candidates relying on personal funds while others risk expenditure via committees.
Organised disruption tied to anti government meetings
The report notes substantial organised disruption at anti government meetings across states, with rhetoric claiming a plan behind opposition tactics. It argues such behavior threatens democracy and urges action to prevent further disturbances during elections.
Classified Advertisements Urge Readers to Sell Items Now
A garbled note lists newspaper names and urges readers to describe items for sale, offering poultry, plants, implements, or household goods. It promotes advertising as a path to profit and mentions twenty seven papers including The Eastern Recorder and The Avon Argus.
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Centreview Davert
Venepeptrs
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Gamue
Gordon Hack
A. Shepherd
Tattersall
Geo. Adams
Hobart
Chas. Watson & CO
Barrack Street
W.A
Bulletin
Avsreads S'national
Society — Politi Price
Ai News
Ny Porting Notions
Tasmania
Ian Tealestry
Thei Sons
Howard Gorrespondenge College
Franklin Street
Adelaide
S.A
Curtin
National Defence
John Curtin
Peenst
Ie Ieay
Eni
Sui
Senate
Menzies, Fadden
Country” Party
Eva
Bel
Sartin
La.p.ul Country Party
Commerowealth Bank
Martin
Official Labor
RSED
LABOR
Clothien
Nash
Tangney
Imkee
Archer
Bravo
Harses
Peter Pan
Chatham
Bo Heen
Cstirondt Corton
Auckland
Ned Fitzgerald
Hed
Garten
Hiniat= garten
Asual Wegommeenie
Vulcan
United Nations
Mussolini
Ian
Nationalise Party
Inv Perth
British Broadcasting Corporation
LBC
WBA
Ite
B.B.C
Irty
Labeer
Ted
Fedeai
Cai
Ig! Pavhansen
Ermany
Tts
Vane Stiv Vient
Etisnerep
Thane
Eastern Recorder
Mellerberrin
Toodyay Herald
ERS Sridgetown Advocate
Rnrider
Manjimup
Lesnara
Avon Argus
Cunscrom
Mullewa Mail & Magnet
Merae
Wongan-Ballida
Perenjori Pionfer
Boyup Brook Bulletin
Rustemary
Ean
Jure Courier
Pinjarra
Harvey
Sorsemas Puriton Sive
NLAND
Star Pembe
the. Wreater. Chem
STE Dowarin
Tardlan
Star Dampiem
TRALD
Benesbbiy
Boss News
Hotel Australia
Same
GPO
Tarif
de Frank Vuilfoyle
THE
Goldfields Club
Ken Angel
Dr. Pier and
Wellington Streets
Bones
Oli
Rebb
Glendinning & CO
Northam Motor Wreckers
Alex. Barr
Fitzgeraldst
Northam
P.O
Rosenstamm Pty., Ltd
James Goss
Wirewarner
William Street
Macfarlane & Co. Ltd
Norrals Street
Parkerville
United Press
Rawleigh
M. W. Culling
Armadale
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