Sunday Time in the Railway Service Agreement
The Commissioner of Railways Western Australia and the Amalgamated Society of Railway Employees Union sign a new agreement under the Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act. It replaces earlier awards with Sunday time at one and a half rate, exclusive Sunday duty, and provisions on fortnightly hours, excess time, and bookings. The document bears signatures of William J. George and union officers and seeks court registration.
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Commissioner of Railways
Western Australian Apalgamated Society of Railway
William James George
State of
Western Australia
Amalgamated Society of Railway Employees’ Union of Workers
Arbitration Court
J. George
Wan
Chsson
Phil, Hunt
The
Western Austoalian Amalgamated Society of Railway E Hloyoow’ Union of Workers
Moonyoonooka farewell social honors Mr Patten family
A Moonyoonooka farewell social was held at Mr Blayney’s residence on Wednesday evening to honor Mr Patten and family. Guests enjoyed a tasteful program with songs by Mr Droion Miss Whitehurst and Miss Webber and speeches by Mr Lynch and others expressing regret at departure and urging remaining residents to stay.
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Moonyoonooka
Patten
Lynch
Patton
Te Brown
Country entertainment closes with dawn toasts and dancing
In a unique rural celebration, organizers honored several toasts and extended dancing lasting into daylight as the event concluded at dawn. The gathering marked a memorable night of country entertainment and community camaraderie.
Mining dividends and ore developments at Yuin and Trenton
The Royal Standard mine at Yuin owned by R. J. Carlyon was sampled by Malcolm Mines Ltd but results are not yet known. Dividends were declared for Kulgurli and Golden Horseshoe. Oroya Brownbill is projected to yield £30,000 monthly, with quarterly dividend Qu 6d. A Trenton ore body at 400 ft shows promising mineralization in both drives, with walls clean and outlook encouraging.
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Royal Standard
Yuin
R. J. Carlyon
London
Bvany
Malcolm Mines, Ltd
Trenton
Emily Gold Mining Syndicate Seeks £400 to Reach 200ft Shaft
The Emily Gold Mining Syndicate near Cuddingwarra applies to the Minister for Mines for £400 to deepen their shaft to 200 ft. Water problems hinder progress with the current water level 15 ft below the surface. Nine workers own the mine, having spent £2,100 in the past nine months. a 70 ton crush yielded £386 at the bottom reef, signaling potential payable gold if successful.
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Cuddingwarra
IX Mont
Athenian Gale Exposes New York City Wind Oddities
In New York a running joke says fresh policemen avoid point duty due to female dress mishaps in storms. A gale shows inexperienced women near bare streets whipped by winds, skirts over heads and swept along, yet the city relies on the akyacrapers to meet business needs.
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New York
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MR. Patten
A. H. Mountain & CO
Geraldton
Gillespie’s
Northam
Stanley CO
Pommery
GRENO
Perfection
BELL
Mackay's
Coates Ad CO
Plymouth
Taylor Hoe
NEW Zealand Insurance Coy
Fire and Marine
A. T. Davies
Next Post Office
Draper
Emily Gold Mining Syndicate
Hotels
the Midland Hotel
Mingview
Sid. G. Linthorne
Ship Inn
H. V. Eaton
EATON
Fowlie
Heailor O ’Day
Ments
Robt
Darling
G. Varley
Warren
Alctionara
Mine and Commission Agent
Nurtiamston
Harry M. Marwood
Maline Terrace
Constantine and
Gardner
Monarch
Yost
New Century
Densmore
Victoria Hotel
Marine Terrace
R. I. Grimish
Heatghry
Zwinter
North
Moose Hetel
Wattie Harrison
Weise
Constantine
H. Carson
People's
T'o
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