Chaifé Grain Market Report Multiple Prices and Weaknesses
Market notes show Mesarp Dalgety Company reporting mixed grain prices with weak near term sentiment from London. Prices eased slightly yesterday though overall firm in parts, with Beaty clean milling samples and several weeks’ highs under pressure. Eastern States firming supports higher figures, while several items held near last week’s values. multiple price ranges, including 24/187 to 4/17/6 for prime and related consignments, are recorded amid volatile trading.
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Mesarp Dalgety
Leston
Weela
Wemen Pro
London
Aloestas
Wari
Santia
Averare
Hall
Pollard
Fem
Misery From Indigestion Ends After 2/9 Wheat Mix
A Queensland woman Mrs. M Shorter suffers years of indigestion after meals. She reports relief after a course of Dr Williams Pink Pillow herbal mix, improved appetite, energy, and color. The ad urges against dealer pressure and lists price and supplier in Australasia Ltd Perth.
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M. Shorter
Tonwoomba
Queensland
Bharat
Waihima’ Medicine Co
Australasia ‘Ltd
Perth
Rainfall and cough syrup cures misread August notes
A garbled August rainfall list names many places and amounts while a stray medical ad touts Wolfe’s Schs Ap ts as a cure. Mentions coughing fits and dubious remedies like Syrup of Squirts and local pills. The frayed text mixes weather data with promotional scribble and nonsense.
Building By-Laws Spark Geraldton Housing Debate
In Geraldton a reporter quotes architect Harry Marwood opposing strict by-laws that limit housing. He argues wooden homes are suitable for climate and cheaper, urging broader areas for development and noting brick or stone limits raise costs. Other voices compare Perth and Queensland practices while advocating larger zones for shops and dwellings.
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Harry Marwood
Geraldton
Marwood
Gwealdton
Uhuilding
Demani
Mesara Armitage
Stokes
Alin Ao
Bytins
Alto— Wether
Kitching
Han
Prateta-street
Rick
Stong
Saboinen
Durges Street
Marina Terrace
Fallow
Queensland
John Blakely
Queen's Hotel
Turlachoratreet
Bull of Wand
America
Cuborne Park
Perth
Romfort
Usor
Dughsre
Durlacher
Elowrs
Eleanor Atreet
Purgeral Street
Clorhepatreet
Wolfe
Tax impact on pastoral industry at Melbourne meeting
A deputation of pastoral representatives pressed the Prime Minister and Attorney General on the land tax, warning it could absorb up to 87 percent of income in some cases and from 500 to 2700 pounds annually in others. Mr Fisher promised to consider facts but stressed government policy. The Defence Minister’s representative outlined rail revenue needs and the department’s role in government policy.
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Melbourne
Fisher
Prazer
Defence
Thompson
Reneets Te Canter
Difees
Land Tax Bill Debate Continues in Ambiguous Speech
Fragmentary report shows lawmakers including Sir Thm Ontek and Mesers Te vine and Povoton speaking against the measure. The session adjourned amid unclear notes of land sales and development funding impacting the bill's fate.
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Ene Et
Kioreromonta
Thm Ontek
Mesers Tevine
Povoton
Liberal Party Speech Sparks Debate in Melbourne
A Friday Melbourne Liberal meeting featured a Beatin speech on constitutional lines and state roles. The address emphasized party unity and the need for character in leadership, with critics calling for clearer policy details.
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Melbourne
Beatin
Raisieber Party Meeting Endorses Formation
The Labor Party gathered at Maconie Hall for a Thursday session with Melson presiding. A resolution backing the creation of the Raisieber Party was carried unanimously by enthusiastic attendees.
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Melson
Iemer Argumniatiles
Fragmentary report on a science operation incident
An incomplete report describes a science operation mishap signaling James M Kay aged 20 and others. It notes injuries to men named Robert Roland and Geo and mentions transfer to St Vincent’s Hospital. The text is garbled, but indicates a fire related signal and medical attention without full details.
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James M’kay
Toy Pethark
Robert Roland
Geo
Daring Nebbery Factory Theft Reported in Turmoil
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a daring theft at a factory associated with Morris and Sen boot makers. The text mentions a male worker, a large number of skins, and disruption of operations with references to horses and a "proper enemy" but lacks clear names or dates.
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Aelwor
Morris
Sen
New South Wales. Bydeny Thurndap on Lord Dudley remarks
Questioned about the potential Lord Dudley, the speaker claimed no knowledge of the matter and offered no further details. The cryptic exchange hints at political intrigue or informal chatter surrounding the title. No verifiable facts emerge from the brief remarks.
South Australia Labor protest over Ganger Thompson removal
In Adelaide on Thursday, 100 laborers walked off the job after the Labor Government leader stated that Ganger Thompson would not be relocated to his portion despite a dispute. Press opinion calls for better plans and a possible veto power over the structure. Cementa mentioned for break ages and manufacturing uses.
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Adelaide
Ghpp
Labor
Ganger Thompson
Initinion
Fragmentary Labor Party clash at Mile En Ceaned work
A partial report notes a dispute within the Labor Party with about 200 percent effort claimed by both sides. The fragment suggests a heated, two sided confrontation amid ongoing mobilization and resolve. Names and specifics are unreadable in the text.
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Labor Party
Perth Market Reports on Agricultural Produce Prices
Perth Friday figures from Wigmore and Co Ltd detail males of agricultural produce at Allway Yards. Prices include wheat at £4 15s and £5, with good mediums up to £4 20s per ffor, and various items listed by dealer names and pricing.
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Perth
Allway
Yestering Mora Wigmore and Co. Ltd
Anata Altesy
Gals & Trea
Osher
Fremantle Shooting Accident Avoids Operation
In Fremantle a revolver accident on Tuesday evening left a bystander named Guegan seriously injured. Medical staff say no operation is required, though initial plans suggested surgery. The incident occurred near Port. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Perth
Tad Guegan
Fremantle
Port
Jarutier
Inruiries
Feeran
Accident to Thorina at Kalgoorlie Newmarket gallop
This morning at Kalgoorlie during a Newmarket gallop First Loch Perkeo and Thorina were running when Thorina’s saddle slipped causing the mare to fall. She was dislodged from the saddle and injured though not seriously. Afterward Thorina has been withdrawn from further racing.
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Kalgoorlie
Priday
Loch
Perkeo
Thorina
Newmarket
Pink
Parliament Debates Three Government Bills In Assembly
Yesterday the Assembly explained three government bills the General Loan and Inscribed Stock Bill the Government Bank Act amendment bill and the Roads Board Bill. The Premier spoke on the first bill noting consolidation of the law and new loan facilities to raise funds for government needs. The Agriculture Minister moved the second reading of the Agricultural Bank Act Amgegicat bill to raise capital from 2 000 000 to 9 500 000 to meet settlers demand. Three amendments pending since 1802 were recognised as needing consolidation to empower boards and support national prosperity with broader powers and local governance features. Mr Tinderwand secured adjournment of the debate.
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Perth
Kertellment Bank
Wioads Board
Speaktine
Zuamure
Eich
Leadon
Nericulira Bank
Variow
Corral Tire
Tinderwand
Licensing Bill Amendment Sets Nominee Court Motion Passed
The division carried a government supported amendment to strengthen the nominee court provision. A motion by Kaleoorlie proposed electing two members of the Court with the remaining member as the Resident Magistrate for each district. The amendment was accepted and agreed to by the Government.
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Moos
Tir Kaleoorlie
Lawlers Gala Picnic Draws Large Local Interest
The combined schools picnic on Wednesday drew large crowds of parents and townspeople enjoying perfect weather and a fine programme of sports. Drapers announce spring shows with receptions by A T Davies and others. R Wood Co and Fuller and Co host events next week with Geraldton Orchestra and City Band music. Wolfe's Schnapps advertised as lasting longer than ordinary beverages.
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Trown
A. T. Davies
R. Wood and Co
Fuller and Co
Geraldton Orchestra
Imusic
Hibernian Ball at Town Hall Draws Large Attendance
The Hibernian Ball at the Town Hall Wednesday drew 100 to 130 dancers as seats filled. Honored guests included His Lordship Bishop Kelly and Rev Father Hilly. Prizes were awarded for costumes and characters with Shamrocks winning the top set tally. proceeds totaling £16 11s were noted with plans for a future meeting at the Bishop’s Palace.
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Herles
Mussia Brady
Kinane
Lordallo
Bishop Kelly
Father Hilly
Jamen
Tmlockers
Monira Tamra
Meadowcroft
Keminton
Mies
Bradley
Misa Clarke
Wilkin
Lade
Louie Fenn
Pierette
Ceotlemaan
Louis Bakell
Rene Fisher
Jack Kelly Force
Meadoworddt
A. Gibson and Co
A. H. Mauntain and Co
Peter Gibson
Ngs
R.N.A
F J. Ryan
Temitten
Presentation at Greenough School Farewells to Staff
Friday program at Central Greenough State School marked by farewells to Mr and Mrs Tunoc who depart for Tambellup and to Mr Isaac and Mrs Gray. Scholars presented tokens and autographs as thanks, with teachers expressing gratitude and hope for continued student support. Afternoon tea and games followed as about 30 scholars joined in.
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Central Greenough State School
T Clingh
A. Clinch
Chine
Wanebrough
Hackett
Mes. Wiley
Knox-Peden
Cant
Gray
Ifilda Gray
Image
Trac
Isaac
Mredames Gray
Want Browel
Ming Tima Knoz-Peden
Young
Mingenew
Proposed New Daily Paper Sparks Debate in Geraldton
Report discusses Frank Troy M.L.A. speaking at Tewins Hall about launching a second daily morning paper in the metropolis. Critics warn monopolies hurt the public, while business interests view the venture as a vehicle for advertising. Details reference a Labor conference plan and shareholder idea.
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Frank Troy M.la
Geraldton
Tewins Hall
Metropolis
Morning Herald
West Australian
Metropoliia
Arrangement for Company Autation Prompts Public Support
A prompectos hay teen circulated and forty agents have been appointed to issue shares and start the project. Several Labor members are voicing public support, including Mr. Trey who speaks at Geraldion this evening.
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Teue
Aelcome
Mes
Trey
Geraldion
Agony of Eczema Beyond Words and Suffering
Descriptive account of severe eczema covering the body, causing hair loss and skin sores. The afflicted person endures intense pain, fear, and constant itching with clothing sticking to the skin, highlighting the raw, exposed state and the struggle to find relief.
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Eczema
Applications for Land in District Show Surge in Acres
The district sees a sharp rise in land applications with 7,098 acres requested for closer settlement, highest prior record 40,288 acres in one month. Auction at Fitzgerald Street block sale by Government Land Agent with upset price fixed, bids from Kildea, Measty Kile dea, J. Crothers, and Pvt. Stergall. A man named James Howl was fined 10 shillings or seven days imprisonment for drunkenness in Marine Terrace.
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Foneto
Fitzgerald Street
Gregory-street
Mr. Kildea
James Howl
Marine Terrace
Mullowa Race Club Fixtures and Open Breeders Stakes
The Mullowa Race Club outlines racing events including the Flying Handicap and Breeders Stakes with open entries and varying nominations and acceptance fees. Other races cover Mal lewa OmandiCap and Open Track Seace events with stipulations on weight penalties and stewards approval. The notice includes nomination dates and the Anglican picnic details with a Geraldton train service and fare.
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Bovvs
Sura Agurs
Fity Muitesef
Mallewa
Mallewa Omandicap
Borneauv
Horne Lsov
Farmers' Gift
Secon Norke
Northampton inquest returns accidental death verdict
Adjourned inquest into the death of AR Birawe reg from a fatal accident on August 7th heard this morning before Acting-Cori Peakie. Verdict recorded as accidental death. The farm at Walkaway estate details discussed. auction plans for property and railroad employee picnic noted. ambulance competition featured. public admission charges discussed for grounds.
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Northampton
Corynet
Birawe
Reg
Peakie
Varley
Bvidener
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