1910 Show Receives Prepared Exhibits And Improvements
A report on the 1910 show highlights improved ground arrangements and a busy exhibit area. Vegetables, fruit, bread, and livestock displays feature prominently with numerous stalls and side shows planned to boost visitor enjoyment. The committee, led by chairman Mr Albert, is praised for the strong effort and expected continued progress toward making the Victoria District Show one of the best in the state outside Claremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irea
Rireus
Stern
Ttue
Abbert
Neapurcen
Perth
Wes Australoy
Australia
Arnqut's Living Pictures Crushes Onjidrea In Water Masses
A chaotic scene unfolds as Arnqut's Living Pictures struggles with a spectacle involving Onjidrea, where vast waves flood the venue and create urgent disruptions. Authorities and spectators seek order as efforts to control the surge unfold amid confusion and rising tensions.
Arnott's Modru Dairy Paralyzed on Hunter River
In a disrupted outbreak the Arnott's Modru Dairy at the Hunter River area faces upheaval as 78 outlets are held for the purge of supplying fresh milk to local residents. Officials report measures to ensure milk supply remains uninterrupted amid the disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnott
MODRU
Hunter River
Doe
Norcal Cever
Tama
Arrowniyt Boutta
Glideaway Skating Rink Plans Big Summer Carnival
Reading OCR text shows Glideaway skating rink preparing for crowded daily and evening sessions with summer carnival events. Mentioned are large crowds, diverse races, and novelty events. The proprietor aims to attract patrons through extensive lighting upgrades and window ventilation to beat heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor Ratuday Vinhte
Rmmce
Gar Company
Yalgoo Bandicap Races and Rail Travel Delays
The Yalgoo Club hosts a 14 mile bandicap with horses like Footman Moodwood Mareeman and Carl amiren listed in the field. Rain delays disrupt travel from Pert stopping at Walkamgy and Crowthern, as trains run hours late. Prospectors like George Spherlard are injured by an accidental discharge, while others such as Sutherland recover with limited injuries.
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Moodwood
Mareeman
Bendaler
Ramon
Haredoat
Carper Miers
Carlamiren Bandicso
Glenalla
Fourdaleer
Vale
Momene
Trale Rom
Crowthern
Geraldton
George Spherlard
Tly
Nea Abbotts
Lies
Meeckathatta
Sutherland
Tory
Murchiag Fimes
No-Confidence Motion Sparks Premier Reply in Perth Assembly
In a Perth assembly session, Premier Wikson rebutted Scotdan's no confidence attack, calling much of it a mere recitation of old events. He argued his political stance diverges from a Shellback Tory label, defended free education, and accused Scafidan of focusing on Land Department misuses amid broader migration issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Wikson
Scaidan
Witten
Seaddan
Lands Department
Wilson
Mont
Wood
Kroartt
Scafiden
Johnson Attacks Policy on Railways and Immigrant Labor
A parliamentary figure criticized three railway proposals amid accusations of waste and mismanagement. The discussion touched on immigrant workers, grants, and staffing changes in the Lands Department. The Premier faced questions about government motives and representation as the session adjourned.
Brown Seeks Attorney General Over Warpath Incident
Mr Brown ML A gave notice to ask the Attorney-General at the next meeting regarding a fine of 36 pounds inflicted on the member after a warpath incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sire Legislative Assembly
Brown
Local dispute over unpaid fines drags on in town
A garbled OCR note shows a town dispute about unpaid fines. It mentions Mr Holman Teun and a strike, with lines about the fine not being paid and consequences for two months, though details are unclear. Names and exact actions are partially legible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murchison
Otmag
Holman
Holman Seeks Speaker Privilege and Withdrawals
ME Holman clashed with the Speaker in the Assembly over a question of privilege regarding comments by Mr Brown of Perth to a newspaper interview. Holman demanded a withdrawal and announced a future notice to challenge the Speaker, while the Speaker pressed to end discussion.
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Holman
Murchison
Priviege
Brown
Perth
Crown
Serviers
Barry
Mr. Holman
Perth Divorce Case Grants Decree Nominating Grounds
In Perth on Wednesday the Divorce Court granted Els Jen Quinlan a decree nisi for dissolution of marriage to Jon Quinlan on the grounds of desertion and adultery. The couple wed in 1893, the respondent having been a fireman on the Midland Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Els
Jen Quinlan
Jon Quinlan
Thir Midland Railway
Wongen Hills Murshison Railway Advisory Report
The Railway Advisory Board submits to the Premice a plan for a 190 mile line from Wonean Fills to Mullewa across lands between the Eastern districts. It covers 2,430,000 acres, with 585,000 belonging to Midland Co and 1,246,200 Crown lands. Estimated cost including water supply is 16,379,000, urging early construction of the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Wesnesday
Railway Advisory Board
Premice
Mupchison
Wonean Fills
Mullewa
Midland Co
Cpaint
Sherajteay
Stock and Station Sale Report from Melbourne Office
A Melbourne wire report describes a Monday evening sale at the stock and station yard. Dalgete’s entered strong demand with top prices for seasonally high recomd saly though weather dampened some activity. Several Wimmera cropland lots and Mulcahy Bros Run gear sold to varied buyers as super combings passed in.
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Melbourne
Dalgete's
Hay
Hay Nsw
Mulcahy Bros
Rundara
Upper
Murchison
E. Steere
Abbot's
W. Kerr
Coodawa
Mingenew
Deoteht FM
Olympia pictures at Palace Garders headline Fitzgerald street week
The Olympia program at Palace Gardens Fitzgerald Street features five films. Highlights include Ramons, a tale of white man versus Indian. Rasvona about a Spanish girl loving an Indian. The burning of the Crvdian village. A Vein of Gold showing higher feelings. Father and Son. plus scenic views of a sunset over Lake Maguire. A comic featuring Feolshead ends with a duel parody.
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Olympia
Garders
Fitzgeraldstreet
Ramons
Rasvona
Dan
Crvdian
Seeiny
Otter
Fathner
Lake Magquire
Feolshead
Victoria Gardens Opens With Enhanced Comfort and Seating
Victoria Gardens will open tonight with active preparations completed to improve comfort and attractiveness. A spacious gallery with backed seats and a viewing nook will be added to ensure an unobstructed screen view for all. The evening program includes Eelipse of the Moon and other titles such as The Treasure Hunters and The Seal Catching.
Convent Bazaar Opens at Masonic Hall With Busy Night
The annual Convent Bazaar opened last night at the Masonic Hall in ain of the fem ot Mic, drawing good public attendance. Mrs oD Mic drew the banana gown, Rev Father Ve re delivered remarks, and the sale began with vigor. The City Band played a brace program outside. inside four stalls showcased items from Mesdames McCoy, Ten nett, Feis, Eliot, and others. Volunteers and assistants included Mes tame Regan, Beaver, O' Linditsa, Honey, Parker, Ward, Ryan, Fels, Mater, Criteh, and Mecba. A flags stall displayed by PB Gibson and Ubere THK. An extra exhibit by Art Ateller and Mowetni s was featured, with JAF WH opening each evening this week.
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Ain
Fem Ot Mic Presentatin Convent
Masonic
Od Mic
Father Vere
Linditsa
Honey
Parker
Ward
Voosty Ryan
Fels
Mater
Criteh
Mecba
Gibson
Mowetni
Svening Heath
Oddfellows Centenary Celebration in Geraldton Hall
The Lith anniversary of the Oddfellows Birth of the MAU01.0.0.F. wax celebrated with a large fancy dress and poster display in Geraldton. A crowded hall, 23 sets on the floor, and vibrant costumes led to bright prizes for Wattean Shepherds, Britannia, and Toreador outfits. Miss Webb and Miss South were among awardees. the event featured court attire, a well-received supper, and substantial prize money for adults and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janey
Miss Webb
Sanderson
Hay
Perth
Mie Armitage
South
Britannia
Tude Strom
Fevac Wanthet
Mins Gibson
Ruel
Scuriig
G. Brown
Houston
Silva Armitage
Alderman
Shopping by Post from Poplar Emporium Catalog
We offer a new 490 page catalog mailed to homes for convenient shopping at home. The guide covers furniture and furnishings, carpets and rugs, china ware, crockery, bedding, patent medicines, and heavy Manchester goods with lower prices than rivals. The catalog promotes a new season's patterns and postal service nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weite
Poplar
Colonial Secretary's Department export and import regulations
Regulations require weekly reporting by owners or agents on goods exported from Western Australia to other states and goods landed at WA ports from outside, with specific schedules and ports listed. Statistical Collectors at Perth and major ports will collect returns for government statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Australia
Commonwealth
Muralek
Ted
Western
Arettalia
State of Western Australia
W Reb
Wharfegers
Fancy dress contest prizes at the fair
The article describes a fancy dress contest with a mostly complete “Australian Navy” set winning first prize. It mentions costumes by Maxter Pryul and others, with several patrons and prizes awarded, including names like Miss rooster and Hendersons Whinky, and notes on gallery prizes and land board grants related to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyman
Maxter Pryul
Brunton
Robinson Crume
Miss Rooster
Manly
Suenderson
Mivir Rene
Griftia
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W. Mel Grant
Stalin
D.mcpherson
M. Cream
W. McKeon Grant
Jains Heath
Mw M. Cream
Mandy
Haddy
W. McKentzie Grant
W.mckenzie Grant
W. McK. Grant
C.F. Gill
R'E. Morrell
Deemond
A.B. Grant
Umice
Grant
W. Ao
K.grant
H. EB. Mathersiey
Frideman
Clinch
Bean
Russell
Totaataea
Celety
Ring
Wasi
Roussell
Ninh
Tirkigman
Russel
Bumping
Russall
Rhubard
J. Bridgman
Wong
A. W. Mleneuwe
A .T
Blencowe
J. Lander
Lander
J. Bridgaan
A. Gikaom
Elsie Auerman
Mika T. Teakle
Mise Morrell
Lauded
Lanter
W. Saunders
Mime Gibson
Mrs. R. Bennett
Bennett
Dosin
Laner
Phias W. Saunders
Orain
T. Brideman
K. Kiopper
Buster Oxte Tv
WAL Wheat
Victoria
Talction
Stokes and Co
Dinpla de Ryan Tand Certifcate of Merit
Millar Kurrt and
Jarrah Co
Ceri Cate
H. Bachan
Mrta
H. Bucknell
J. A. Bucknell
Land
Langehans
James
J. H. Bucknell
Buck
Bucknell
Ram
Champion
Nalpa
Champon
Hee
Firant
E. J. Wittenoom
James O'Brien
Shropshire Run
H. E. Hamersley
Leicester Ram
J. Gov
Roberts
Leicester
Carsdale Ram
Mametsing
Arram Land
WB. Hosben
Laibs
C.J. Bone
Wea
E. Hameraler
Oxford Down
Goth
W. Edgar
Arnqut
Marion Sellig Thomphon
Monihe
Mes. A Thompae
Kelen
TULR
Arsott
Arnott’s Milk Arrowroot Biscuits
Sid Ranstein
Glideaway Smating Rink
Coreen
Penigh
Herd
Eve Henlee
Asfe
State Parliament
Johnson
W.d.johnson
Katerming- Kojonup
Wickopin-Nereogin
Uy Ff
Kurrawang
Delag
Joan Money
Witton
Scadden
Jokngyu
Itn
Troy
Ite
MR. Brown
Wongen Hills
Murshison Railway
Victoria Gardens
Oddfellows
Wattean Shepherda
Shephirthenes
Mosse
Warleker Spence
Clementian
Wad Wittin
Nh Warwicker
Thi
Tikdtolfowe
Awerate
Q Mil
Stokes
Ranel Myor Anak
Ee Taylor
Baton
Rainbow
Ruunetenp
Mewre
Fathan
Smith
Hepburn
Geo. Mouton
Wat Bell
Alden
Misors Webb
Tf Alderman
Moneman
Anil Deere Mire Wradley
Mirinare
Paul
Anit Desnet Raat
Feile
Meitnesi
Cigar Woltereon
Boan Bros
Boan Bros’ Emporium
Wellington Street
Colonial Secretary's Department
Agente
van Mat' Dero
Meni Ataris
Goode
Malcolm A. C. Fraser
H.g.lamont
Opposite Club Hotel
Varoldh
Goo Mennie
Wall
Cornwall
Neale
Wi Hoc Histwow
SPR
Valuime
Die Ag Melon Funder Vesishenie Eseaditionis
Hid
Kenta
FSH
Hanworth WA Gromted
B.C
AON
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