Gossip in the City on Western Australia Affairs
A column notes prolonged absence of Colonial Treasurer Frank Wilson raising cabinet tensions in Perth. It questions governance, education reform, and the potential for a Perth university while praising the Midland sale and state prospects amid widening public debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aprik
Frank Wilson
Perth
Wilson
Brutons
Wison
Moore
Young
Australia
Angia
Inatanor
Hife
West Australia
Atudenta
Universiti
Mumjer
Northampton Notes From Our Own Correspondent
Northampton Marches toward change as mining prosperity and agriculture rise while old habits linger. Roads Board doubles as health authority, promising improved access and warning of sickness risks. Lands Office shut, charts and records neglected. Hopes rise for hotels upgrades and a new Masonic hall as Gerakiton links with the mining village and local progress accelerates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
West Australia
Hilde Sul
Roads Boardh
I Health Board
Ite
I Ito
Mines and Land Office
Lands Department
Atill
Gerakiton
Flawed OCR Provokes Whispered Notes on Horse Hoof Care
The text describes hoof and hoof care terms with misspellings like waxy feet and cave sole. It mentions the frog and fetlock, and cautions about acting too severely on the font and pastern. It also covers horse breeding, stressing sound feet in both sire and dam and avoiding brittleness or contraction.
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Fire Brigades
Mary
Claremont
Subiaco
Tay Down
Geraldton
Iwck
A. H. Mountain & CO
Erate Northam
Stanley CO
GRENO
Perfection
BELL
MacKay
Coates and Co's
Plymouth
Taylor Bros
JAMS
NEW Zealand Insurance Coy
Fire and Marine
A. T. Davies
Next Post Office
Draper
George Baston
Commission
Victoria
Fowlie
Ailor
Harry M. Marwood
F. W. Warwicker
Manixx Tenrace
Post Uffion
G Bernoug
Guardian
Mr. E. Wackett
Ffor
Constantine and Gardner
Victoria Hotel
Warine Terrace
Geraldion
Grimish
Fortes
Z. Williams
Mansgen
Wattie Harrison
Ibs
the Midland Hotel
Mingview
O. Linthorne
Ship Inn
Betwee
J. Y. Eaton
Eaton's Tea Rooms
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