Responding to Criticisms of the Vermin Board in East Yuma
A reader defends Mr Willans of East Yuma for praising the Vermin Board’s enforcement of the Vermin Act. The letter highlights earlier lax duties, penalties, and the board’s shift to prosecutions, noting some landowners still disregard obligations while praising remedial actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ady
Willan
Wilane
Lelinguest
Vermin Board
Chapman Vermin
Baned
Wartith
Who
Chepman Verwia Board
Winter rainfall reports and rabbit damage in rural districts
Weather bureau notes two typical winter storms across June with uneven rainfall. Wheat belt weakness centered at Bruce Rock. overall district spared by spring and prewinter rains. Later showers reached Yilgwen region. Wangings, Mullowa and northern Midlands had slow but steady precip. Rabbits cause losses. Willams disputes losses, suggests government action. local health board chairmen address control efforts.
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Weather Bureau
Wheatbelt
Bruce Rock
Wongan-Mullowa
Muillagh
Dungarrs
Willaus
Willams
Amy Farmer
Willam
Willems
Artuck
Dillirtone
Tees
Chapman Row
Boarila
Runaway Wife on Stage Sparks Tense Aftermath
In a backstage theater scene, Derek and Paul escort Jane Storm after a performance. Derek confronts memories of his estranged wife Mina Moffett as tensions swirl with Jane and others in a melodramatic, charged setting.
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Fanlis
Jane Storm
Arisateio
Derek
Tome
Paul
Mina Storm
Janetta
Nilda
Jane
Hee
Hin Os
Meyeney
Chad
Abe
Aye Renay
Dent
Vangwani
Derck
Paul Ellimes
Madrirat
Geld
Vaul
Trerek
Muffy
Gruffrene
Ashanti
Gold Coast
Kras
Wumphregat
Mina Moffett
Kran
Samy
Junetta
Epcmel
Mins Moffett
Mischief and Mortality at the Mall in a Prosaic Night
A discordant scene unfolds as characters debate gambling and youth, with Derek denying zeal and Minn Store urging restraint. The cast disperses through town, ending at Smith Square where the night grows quiet and sleep finally comes after a tense exchange and exit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Derek
Smith, Square
Whaling Industry a Profitable Enterprise
Professor W Dulin of Sydney discusses whaling profitability in Western Australia and the broader Australian industry, noting strong demand and expansion potential amid new markets and technological advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Dulin
Sydney
Tietly
W.A
Norwegians push whaling growth in Antarctic coast
The report from Sydney outlined Norwegian whaling expansion led by C A Larsen, with factory ships operating beyond three miles, provoking debate on Australia’s legal stance and potential international conflict. Noted figures include Nielsen-Alonso and Kuamos with thousands of barrels of oil, while questions linger about future rules and the industry’s reach. At year end racing chatter in Melbourne referenced hurdles and steeplechases, with Mass Trooper noted, amid shifting contenders and clouded prospects.
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Entian
Antarctic
Sydney
C. A. Larsen
Geneva
Nielsen-Alonso
Kuamos
Ross Sea
Mime Company
Hie
Australia
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Ernest H. Brede
Royal Insurance Company Ltd
J. J. Wigmore & Co. Ltd
Osborne
Harvey
C.C
Blue Circle Motor Products
Trade Directory
Geo
Grant Dey
Geraldton
Airy Oniees
Fifzgerald &T
H.L Miller & CO
Florists
Burseey
Marine Terrace
En Geasca
Agente
Symmes Gorda
Ming
Hay End
Abattatea
Sydney Fong & CO
Eocers
Elizabeth York Miller
Paul Fllison
Wosban
Storm
Dreser
Derek Tadinegiard
Jupetta
Oswell
Mateo
Ozone Hotel
Adelaide Terrace
Fred S. Lee
Mingenew
Whaling
Bonnington
Consult
Matt Reid
Bute
Moontroopee
Keaoe
G. Powell
York
Flemington
Bhopal
Laat
Kenilworth
Strepleckane
Borman
Sir Mlogo
Momtrooper
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