Perth politics in minority ministry and gymkhana report
The article notes Mr Scaddan and colleagues facing testing of deposition laws after a five year wait, with Wilson’s likely ministry lineup and a four vote minority. It covers a Claremont gymkhana fundraising for Red Cross, tramway tensions with the Railway Department, and city moves toward municipal control while praising local goods and a prewar cultural scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Scaddan
Idle Tak
Wilson
Colebatch
Law
Mears Lefroy
George
Rovinsutt
Mitchel
Connolly
Claremont Show
Red Cross
Railway Department
Fetter
Hay Street
St. George's Terrace
Raiway
Fasercy
Upayanot & Veranieh Jost Amd
Tipperary
Australia
Layoour Federation
Majestt
The Little Sentinel At The Pier Head In A Rainy Rendezvous
An English sentinel stands at the pier head in a rainy scene, watching the sea and passers by. A German trio sits in a nearby restaurant, speaking their language amid the war’s tension, provoking local unease and reflections on loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rain-dooms
Yser-Head
England
Youll
Melbourne Steamship Company Notice
A maritime notice from a Melbourne based company referencing steamship affairs and related records. Details are incomplete but indicate corporate stakes and shipping matters requiring further clarification.
German table clash spurs manager apology and waiter inquiries
A diner recalls a Sunday scene where German or Swiss Americans at a neighboring table are accused of speaking German and eating Welsh rarebit with a knife. The manager apologizes, offers inquiries, and the narrator contemplates reporting to the police while reflecting on civility and observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germaine
Apolgetic
Jwlire
Aes
Sentinel
Aabu
Lewis Hind
Pater grants us what we crave between cradle and grave
A poetic verse reflects parental yearning for relief for a sick child with croup. It contrasts hopeful booms of happiness with the need for swift aid, urging wise parents to seek proper relief measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pater
Victoria District urged to stock farms for returned soldiers
In a Southern papers letter from resident Baston, Victoria District settlers are urged to contribute cattle, poultry, and stock to establish farms for returning soldiers. The writer argues for local stock growth, land ready in the district, and speedy decentralization to let Victoria District stock its own farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Vitoris
Victoria District
Ste
Baston
Geraldton Guardian Advertisements and Editorial Notices
Notices request advertisers to submit copy promptly for the next edition. Deadline is six o'clock on press day, with bookings accepted until the hour prior. Public notices and business communications should be directed to the editor and manager for timely publication.
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Henry Wilis & Co
Geraldton
ZaeTsrom
James Bell &C
Wheat Merchants
Elder Shenton & Co., Ltd
Union Assurance Society, Ltd
Bb. Fuller & Co
Aiso
Union Harvesters
P. L. Mouritz
Seratétse
Crooks , Brooker
Marine Terrace
Ironmongers
Perdriau
Pyra
Anateanl A
NOBEL
Glasgow Explosives Co
Metters Ltd
Forth
National” Section
Government
Witana
Commonwealth Prydear
Haste Nee Oe BP
C. Stokes & Co
Harnes
Ana Ne
Nvelope Sessers
Stamp
Handy
Strand
Broome
Metaxes & Recatos
Burlinger River
Edward Pupe
Malloch
Rene Ieee
Laban
Commonwealth Hotel
Michael Quain
Anaiesty
Deats
Eleanor Street
Anc
Hughes
Te Mina Wells
the Little Sentinel
Massey-Harris Reaper
Massey-Warris Biaders, Cultiv
Terr
Crossley Engines
Bogle Bros
A Marie Eth Sa
TRE
UTL Melbourne Steambbse
Ohne A
Lloyds. London
Quesesland Inburance
Lite
Seaprenen
Bisa
Terene Saha Sever Tate
J. Saggers & CO
Wel
Weraldton and Meekatowuba
The
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Ai Hs
Santer S
Witsia
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