Perth Promotes Hospital Funding and Rail Plans
Reports from Prom Ourreg Correspondent describe progress in the Chil Seeder Settlement with men tackling tasks vigorously. The Victoria District faces hospital funding debates, railway extensions, and the prospect of a training school for midwives. Local politics, labor candidacy, and carnival preparations are noted along with copper mining talks and school events.
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Prom Ourreg
Promian
Victorly
Australian Legislative Assembly debates rail policy and loan bill
Yesterday in Perth the Legislative Assembly passed a motion of sympathy for late MLC R F Sholl. Premier Hutt outlined loan policy and the £1,343,000 loan bill while members debated the Boyne-Kojorem Railway Bill, voting 26 to 18 against sending it to a select committee. The bill moved to committee, then third reading, and was sent to the Legislative Council.
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Perth
Legislative Assembly
R.f.shell
Hutt
Sholl
Iuns
Stash
Winals
Legislative Couneile Oi
Kilgariff compensation claim rejected at Boulder
West Australia Kalgoorlie report shows Mrs Kilgariff failed in her application for compensation for loss of 14 year old Michael Kilgariff. A majority ruled she was not dependent and the claim was dismissed. It notes her husband is distant and she supported his mother and siblings. Also report of zinc slime theft valued at £130 from Blue Bell battery at Kunanalling.
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Kalgoorlie
Wemsday
Amseasors Witu
Disease mystery in cattle blamed on dry bible in South Australia
South Australia reports a bacteriologist and veterinary director claims to have found the cause of the cattle disease known as dry bible. He provided a comprehensive report to the Government. In Parliament, the Premier expressed regret over the Northern Territory Transfer Acceptance Bill and urged Prime Minister Deakin to reverse a recent amendment.
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Adelaide
Deamond
South Australia
House of Assembly
Prade
Northern Territory
Deakin
HMS Powerful Heads for Fremantle with Coal Barges
EW SOUTH WALES Sydney Tuesday reports HMS Powerful slipping moorings and sailing to Columb to take officers and crew aboard. The voyage continues to Fremantle to meet a collier carrying 4,000 tons of coal. Nine days are allotted for the trip. In court, Judge Heydon addressed a Wages Board award, while Henry Brown and Ir enman faced proceedings for breach of the Farrier Board's awards.
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Sydney
H.M.S. Powerful
Columb
Willen
Fremantle
W.1
Judge Heydon
Wages’ Board
Henry Brown
Irenman
Farrier Board
Rais
Fragmentary Labor Dispute Text with Wage Codicils
The passage discusses unrestricted competition, mutual worker support, and public protection of wages. It mentions awards, boards, and a fine of £1 4s, with a case against an employee for paying below preserved wages, framed as straining a thing until it broke. The tone suggests a historical labor relations dispute and enforcement actions.
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Honor
Mining and legal notes from Australian sessions
The text notes a range of events including miners' fund concerns after a railway output decline, magistrate remands in Newcastle involving Bowing Brennan and Burns, and a Broken Hill water supply failure threatening relief trains. It also reports Justice Inance ruling the Commonwealth Court of Arbitration cannot intervene solely due to the Gippsland coal strike in Victoria.
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Wade
Newcastle
Tt Crown
Bowing
Brennan
Burns
Sydewy
New South Wales
Broken Hill
Melbourne
Justice Inanca
Commonwealth Court of Arbitration
Gippsland
Victoria
Melbourne deputation presses customs duty relief for dress goods
A 1000 strong Melbourne deputation of female dressmakers urged the Minister of Customs to remove duties on dress goods to boost local garment production. They argued ready made costumes flooding Australia depresses local trades, risking loss of work as seasonal imports arrive. The minister pledged to address tari anomalies while protecting established industries.
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Melbourne
Tuzwey
Federt
Oae
Australia
Wens
Miners Federation Vows Action If Coal Price Rises
Wellington Tuesday report says the Miners Federation executive adopted a resolution. If mineowners raise coal prices to exploit consumers, drastic steps will be taken. Message from Greymouth confirms matters remain unaltered.
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Wellington
Miners Federation
Hegoris
Greymouth
Coal Strike Threat Pushes for Mine Reopening
Sydney reports government plan to invite coal owners to resume mining with industrial boards offering to inquire into grievances. Acting Premier Lee warned of protection if owners reopen, fearing an industrial war and widespread hardship. Northern Colliery Proprietors meet at Newcastle approving Forsyth’s role on American Test.
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Legislative Assembly
Lee
Mines Industrial Boards
Ute
Broken Hill
Northern Colliery Proprietors' Deface Association
Newcastle
Forsyti
Learmonth
Hhighes
Young Walls
Rail and Bus Schedules for Regional Lines Listed
Notices show daily and specific weekday travel times for lines including Fremantle Perth Midland Murchison Cullene Mockatharra Namni ne Peak Will Sandstone Loom, with early morning departures from 5 a.m. to 6:30 a.m. and various Saturday and Friday slots. Towns referenced include Chapman Westhey Ellen dale Fremantle Perth Murchison etc.
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Maile Vise
Geraldon Post Oiice
Ifusk's
Satunday
Chapman State
Westhey Dey
East Chapman
Forrester's
Maynard’s
Saunders
Shields
Thompson's
Ellendale
Glengarry
Minninooka
Band Springs
Tilwadden
Sandstone
Mloomyoonooks
Northern Development League publishes local information guide
A Geraldton advertisement review lauds a new local publication for timely facts on wheat and fruit growing, pastoral industries and Murchison mining districts. It highlights rainfall, soils, timber, land productivity and up to date official data, calling it a valuable resource for immigrants and residents.
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Champion Bay
Geratiton ‘Express
Murchison Times
Murchison
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