Traffic Inspector's Report on January Violations and Licensing
January traffic report to Municipal Council notes W a s s e t cases before the Court for breaches of Traffic Act and Regulations. Speeding license cancellations and warnings issued along with new signage near Chapman bridge and Brede Street. Licensing revenue listed for motor vehicles, dealers, milk vendors and others. discussion on number plates and potential new plates before licensing period.
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Wns
Wark
Cape
Tines Bs
Noblem
Eabin
Walt
Getinn
Synihet
Feediore
Brede Street
Mr. Shearing
Chapman Bridary
Enwarda
Perth
Geraldton
Rewards
Visitors at Easter Co Bedveneds Discuss Accommodation
At a Municipal Council meeting on Wednesday night, officials debated housing visiting firemen for an Easter demonstration. The Mayor supported funding beds and suggested venues including Queen's Hall and the RSL Institute to accommodate volunteers. Tenders for bed and mattress supply were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christie
Queen's Hall
RSL. Institute
Matt Reid
Wilon
Smith
Ty Jeall
Mattrannon
Death of W Cream A famed pastoralist from Cobra Station
The late W Cream a well known pastoralist in Western Australia born near Gere, with eighty years in the Victoria District, died after health decline following a Port Hedland trip. He managed stations in Murchison and Gascoyne regions and left three daughters and a son Kay Cream. His brothers and sisters and wife had predeceased him. The funeral was held in Port Hedland.
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Victoria
Geraldton
Alf Crea
William
Victoria Distriet
Gereakdion Anse
Murchison
Sir Ea Wom
Dai Creektation
Girmia Station
Cobra Station
Gascoyne
Cream
Western Australia
Mod
Ted
Denen Ya
Nana
Gerabdy
Sunos
Tiascovne
Port Hedland
Law and Dunger
Frank Leeds
Abydrose Station
Alf, Cream
Enyne
Mr. Cream
Kay Cream
Mies Ethel Cream
Mix
Kk. Gould
Nabawa
Frank Faeds
Abydross
Kay
Ethel
Perth
Metropol
Inter
Port Hedland Yew
Federal Wheat Commission Sittings at Geraldton and Morawa
The Federal Royal Commission on the Australian wheat industry, led by Professor Wadham, travels to Geraldton and Morawa to begin evidence gathering. Commissioners under Sir William Gepp will start hearings in Sydney on February 28. Farmers are urged to prepare clear, prompt cases to save time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frofenor Wadham
Federal Royal
William Gepp
Sydney
Wadham
Bus charged in Fremantle for involvement with Abdullah mystery
Mohammed Bus a half caste Indian faced Fremantle Police Court today charged with involvement in the Abdullah case at Lawlers. Early last month Bus confronted Abdullah at the sergeant's office. Bux, who worked for Abdullah, was remanded for further inquiry and later for night days.
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Perth
Mohammed Bus
Fremantle
Abdullah
Lawlers
Bux
Abdulla
Ratepayers debate road work methods at Upper Chapman
An Upper Chapman district meeting at Nanson last week debated road carrying methods. Attendants favored horse-drawn grading and reconditioning under contract for 1974, while one truck system was deemed costly and less useful.
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Chapman
Nanson
Koos Board
Bened Xs
Rew
M. Cooper
G. J. Thromell
Art Throswell
Iit
Is Offteor
Northampton Hospital Board Meeting At Easter Sports Gathering
The Northampton Hospital Board held its monthly meeting with chairman Mr. C. Lander presiding. Members were present except Mears Ash and Tegkie. A Health Dept letter copy outlined Hospital Fund receipts and disbursements since operations began three years ago. The secretary noted a Christmas cheer donation from the Charities Commission. The matron reported twelve patients treated, nine in the period, and eleven discharged.
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Northampton Hospital Board
TOU
CT. Lander
AUL
Lof Mears
Ash
Tegkie
Department of Public Health
W.A. Charities Commission
I Roar
Ennes
Kalgoorlie Riots Tangled in Italian Consul Visit
Melbourne reports the Premier Mr Collier met Signor Angalotti on the Kalgoorlie riots to discuss reparations for Italian nationals and property losses. Collier said only a week had passed since the riots and cabinet will decide on compensation at its return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Collier
Signor
Aveliere Angalotti
Ipl
Taliam Nat
Om Hiv Vreturm
Mysterious Hospital Purchases and Local Sports Plans
The monthly report notes admissions and outpatient numbers, outlines a hospital purchase of a ter, and authorizes an electric fan, two blind kettles, and a bath heater from general revenue. It also approves a children’s sports day at Northampton Recreation Ground and requests a 292 pounds 15 shillings 7 pence period payment.
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Murplux
Northampton
Cyanide dust plant completed at Wiluna testing arsenic fumes
A Wiluna plant for processing cyanide dust has been erected with a Lodge firm oversight. London representative Mr H W Henderson observed the setup and described the electrostatic precipitation system, dust collection, and handling steps used to capture fine arsenic particles released during toasting.
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Wiluna
H.W. (. Henderson
Lodge-vortrels
London
Wilma
Hendecom
Wuspen
Thorn Bushes For Rat Control Debated By Council
Dr Christie reported at the Municipal Council meeting that thorn bushes could control rats and disease but the plan faced cost concerns and private owners removing bushes. The mayor questioned government funding and a council vote to clear areas, while officers noted limited effectiveness and community impact.
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Christie
Prividte
Dr. McRae
Hau
Clarke
Wileon
Ure Wiens
Ladies Bowling Event Closes in Gerahlton
garbled note reports a ladies bowling event at the Gerahlton club with a committee, a tournament planned to commence Saturday, and indications of a dance or social gathering following the games.
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Wight
Gerahlton
Bovies
Satelark
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Amicus Certus
Memabera
Zanan
AMP. Society
W. Kiwosbusy
Marine Terrace
A. J. Weston
Watkins
Indusers
MR. W. Cream
Federal Commission
Mobawa
Lawler’s
Wse
Holbrook
Holbrooka
Worces
Tershire
Appetiser
Holbrooks
Worceensins
CAUCE
Weer
Northampton Hospital
Kalgoorlie
Oswell
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