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New Imperial Experiment Launched at City Luncheon
A Royal Colonial Institute luncheon at Fishmongers Hall London Bridge celebrated Western Australia finances. Sir Newton J. Moore outlined public works as engine of empire growth, highlighting railways water schemes and mineral profits, with strong sinking fund and repayments. The event linked to imperial trade aims and included remarks by Lieut General J Bevan Edwards and other officials.
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Royal Colonial Institute
Fishmongers’ Hall
London Bridge
B.C
Newton 3. Moore
Western Australia
J. Bovan Edwards
K.c.mcg
C. Rason
J. Wrenel
Towse
Shakespeare
Miles Coverdale
J. Bevan Edwards
Newton J .Moore
Trade and Industrial Committee
Institute
Newton J. Moore
Chalstone
Western Iralia
Western
Ausia
George Reid
England
Australia
Commonwealth
Wester Australia
Coolgardie
Tmacine
London
Edinburch
Fhalgoorlie
Gildfields
Kalgoorlie
Hhis
Britain