Parliamentary Debates Reveal State Expenditures and Controversy
The report outlines hostility from the Opposition toward reorganizing the office and questions the value of the institution. It notes costs of about £1060 annually, with officials criticized for long absences and perceived unapproachability. It cites Premier hospitality, travel allowances, and specific figures such as £4902 spent in parliament and over £200 remaining to pay, along with various expenses for entertainments and transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawion Ameney
Brent
Stae
Meir Byinparhiy
Admiral Sperry
Shipa
John Forres
Geraldton
Pat Bow
Geraddtin
Bron
Maltland Brown
Thomas Burges
Mark Logie
McKenzie Grant
Sydney Davis
SMC
Gerakhom
Kulward
Wittennom
Fia Brota
Iis Mildland
Sandarone
Qendldtom
Meekatharra
Labor Party
Fractured Debate Across Assembly Over Government Vote
Fragmented parliamentary proceedings describe divisions as the opposition blocks a government measure. A stirring exchange follows a chair change, with critics denouncing ministerial conduct and the whip, while officials defend policy amid noisy proceedings and tense atmosphere.
Reception for Sir John Forrest at Geraldton
Sir John Forrest visits Geraldton greeted by ANA members and officials. mayor and councillors host a Town Hall reception after welcoming remarks, Forrest praises local progress, rail expansion, and federal-state matters, with ANA and local figures praising the community’s development and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yosterday
Sirdahn Forrest
Swan
House of Representaeives
Thad
Geraldton
Howe
ANA
Messrs
Bartlett
Stegzalt
Raubey
John Tyhe
Gunnell
Wolfe
John Potrest
Farmers profit with old-fashioned crops and ABHOLBOS GUANO
Farmers switch to traditional crops while seeking steady returns using ABHOLBOS GUANO. The article notes limited yields from wheat and mentions price, tonnage, and potential pond-based processing as a workaround.
Palace Adens Te Nugtt Child Wander Debuts
A fragmentary note lists first appearance as the Child Wander and Little Bessie among other artists. The brief item hints at a stage bill or performance lineup featuring multiple performers including the Child Wander and Little Bessie, with no further context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adens Te - Nugtt
Wander
Little Bessie
Express copies available at Albert's News Agency
Purchasers may buy copies of the Express at Albert's News Agency in Central Arcade between Wellington and Murray Streets, near the Railway Station, opposite the GPO. The note references Mr Patterson and a bookstall linking to the Express purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Albert
Central Arcade
Wellington
Murray Streets
Patterson
GPO. “Bookstall
Round The Tower Addressed By Mayor In Public Meeting
Subsequewitie ue Maynr delivers remarks on the town improvements and the Esplanade project. Sir Kotwauet Wiiteva leads a discussion as Sir Sohn Borrest rushes proposals. Eleven years into the era, Lidia appears in the narrative with a cramtish incident on the Esplanade.
Regatta at Alvernaon Draws Wide Attendance
The event featured rowing sheds and numerous races with strong showings by Houston's senior crew and Harper’s junior team. Highlights include a tight finish in the right stern event, Marsh’s diving prize, and public interest across multiple heats as clubs from Rowing Club and others competed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvernaon
Hetze
Alvernoon
Uthork
Wits
Kida
Wil
Houston
Scully Uowston
Uarper
Olse
OW. Marsh
Followine
Rowlyg
Evening ANA function echoes federation debate
At Town Hall the Australian Natives Association held a successful social with Sir John Forrest and other dignitaries in attendance. The gathering heard talks on federation, the federal railway issues, and state revenue trends, with Forrest signaling federation's growing importance and long term implications for Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Commonwealth
Edwant Withenoom
America
Kevin
Mam
Parileri
Baward Wittevoom
West Australia
Australian “Natives” Association
Eden
Hwowiier
Varkiemont
Sortham
Piesse
Katanning
John Forrest
Bunbury
Edward Wittennam
Grimish
Ceraldton
Hoshihy
de Teove
Waylal
Job Forrest
Gerakinon Ranch
Edward Wittenoom
Steggall
Jess Tie
Roake
Gos RM
Apeakier
Goe
Oliver
G. Radley
Properseel
Overinn
Ro Warren
Uatom
The
ANA
Raward
Wittenwom
Il. Gee
Ang
Gerardian
P.M. Stagegall
Tranch
Howred
F.C. Bartlett
ANLA
Australia
Moore
Walter James
Deakin
Kingston
A N.A
Sir John Forrest
Misy Dracy
Sagines Bank
Nhie
Britain
Me Drew
MLC
Perth
Micawher
Eigaaed
John Borrest
Murchison
Sit Jaba
Dinika
Load of Care Sheds Duties on Fertilizer Use
A fragment notes a farmer manuring his Crone with ABHOLTIOS GUANO to improve feed for sheep. It mentions a rich analysis compared to super phosphate and hints at higher costs, suggesting the fertilizer’s impact on husbandry and expenses.
Mayor of Broken Hill complains to New South Wales premier
Telegrams from Sydney on Tuesday report the Mayor of Broken Hill writing to the Premier of New South Wales. He alleges cruel and violent conduct by a police officer on the street and claims he was unjustly restrained and berated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivom
Alany Tran
Siam
New Albany
Sydney
Broken
New South Wales
Ube
Wolencr
Hal
Melbourne City Tour Promises American Drama Troupe
Melbourne on Tuesday heard that Tommy Turis has busted the Bijou Theatre for Ultre years and plans to tour Australia with American dramatic company Dar fils drama Fane and Fortune. Turis intends to take a lead role in the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Tommy Turis
Sind Be
Australia
Dar Fils
Children's Hospital Donation Notice
A partial fragment notes Mr 8 Thomipson collecting in proposed fundraising drives for the Children's Hospital. Distress over donations is acknowledged with donations to appear later and recognition planned for supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomipson
Children's Hospital
Wreck Report Delays Off Mildura Coast
Captain Bell of the Charon reports delaying off the Mildura wreck as the vessel moves in to recover the child aboard. The scene includes remarks from Rev Father and a North Australian observer, with election notes from the Australian Labor Party meeting and campaign candidates, including Mr. Rowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wilson
Underwett
Australia
Bell
Charon
Mildura
Walter
W. Lucas
Northazapian
Ole Ene
Shanoos
Tomer
Kaigeorth
Wolnewias
Northargien
Labor Peieraudon
Alancesiett
Australian Labor Ration Movement Report
The report notes expected contributions from town and country to support the Ratification effort. Mayor and councillors are reportedly involved, signaling broad support. Wharf laborers also consider backing the movement, with collection discussions already under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomann
Ty Lown
Rapres
Orraidan Cot
Colletine
Telegrams reveal postal commission friction and cost burdens
Local telegrams show Werth and WA Postal and Telegraph Association criticising department replies as unsatisfactory. They cite delays in appointments, Bunbury timing, and rising living costs in Melbourne and Kalgoorlie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunbury
Bers
Melbourne
Kalenorlie
Correspondence on the calendar and Sundays counts
A reader questions a proposed calendar shift claiming 34 Sundays in a year is impossible. The note challenges the idea of extra Sundays and asks for an astronomy explanation, signing as W.F. Shannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.F. Shannon
Georgina’s Schism at Mount Magnet Siding Feels Inconvenient
A fragmented report recounts the rough gathering of sheep and the first stock consignment near Mount Magnet. Stationmaster Pengelly attends the event noting the siding lacks a platform and causes passenger hardship for workers, farmers, and families alike amid busy loading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valpoo
Meerry Keefle
Mt. Magnet
Georgina
Hamis
Ceawther
State Parliament debate on legislative council and financial relations
The State Parliament sat yesterday with attendance uncertain and a brief business session. Mr Kirwan spoke for nearly an hour on conference prospects between State and Commonwealth representatives, noting only tentative gains. The House adjourned after Mr Langillord’s motion, with members debating land policy and cost concerns before next readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jornigh
Kirwan
Nuatrana
Langilord
Hasmersley
Legislative Assembly Minutes on Katinate Debate and Adjournment
From four oclock yesterday the entire Amenity session was given to Katinate matters. The next business was the Railways Vote with a general view of the finances of the government. The adjournment was set for four oclock this afternoon. The Wonderful Rev temp er is noted in the closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yestontay
Sea-Birth of Sauls SORTS Stirs Sole Aggat Debate
A fragment from a historical page hints at Sauls SORTS and a debate over a flexible barrier for sea travel. The text is incomplete but points to a maritime issue and a namesake, Sauls, tied to a contentious measure labeled Sole Aggat.
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Perthine
Thenmes
Hopnd
Ranford Ant
Walmer
Prominen
Lynch
Anes
Heyhlawer
Brither
Warhol
Mirior
Vailee
Hedges
Commissioner of Railways
Mr. North
Albany
Whitoh
Pall
Pers
Atham
North
Monte Sie
Taeahy
Avery
Pentel
Taylor
Marcard
Chay
Me. Daglich
Mrr. Dagligg
Lobates
Sileet
Amazavl
Vitor
Rustica Lin
FH Atdton
Mr. Heston
John Purest
Bng
Jese
Fide Vard Witten
Moreich
Dotin
Gerald
Framer
Jhiye
Hamtie
Tyas
Brvte
Janet Hie
R Print
Hare Saymine Mune
Marni
Chit Tiameliecap
Tals
Chanowmenyt
Miss G
Rilohing
Handirsn
U. Cauape
Mailion Soulls
Harper
Seuds
Kidd
Imler
Campbell OH
Maley
Seuls
G. A. Howton Dinehy Stern Seulls
W. Marsh
Senive Pours
Toustan
TE Thasion
Fan Tie
Mamitrap
Hiydsmk
Tirele
New ‘South Wales
Athe
Sildu
Wedneslay
the Postal Commissior
Bourcal
India
Aunt Afzies Little Demir
Might
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