Perth Post Office and Commonwealth Funding Debate
Federal Affairs notes discuss whether the Commonwealth should fund a new Perth post office and the state’s role in owning or transferring portions of the building. Minister for Federal Affairs cites costs around 275,000 and possible modern design. position on central location and use of space remains under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Tate
Affai
Commonwealth
Mabon
Souk
Transcontinental Railway Survey Progress Report
Mr Henry Donne consulting engineer reports on the Fort Minate to Kalgoorlie line survey for the Transcontinental Railway. About 46 miles completed in the month of January, total 366 miles since inception. Water supply difficulties in the high country encountered, but arrangements are made to continue to the WA boundary. supplies rerouted via Fowlers Hay from Port Auguats. Mr Deane to inspect survey time in both States next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Donne
Qhur
Fort Minate
Kalgoor
Deana
Australian Navy to Build Torpedo Boat Destroyers
The Federal Cabinet approved funding of £960,000 to establish a harbour defence program in Australia. A start will be made as two torpedo boat destroyers are ordered, river class preferred, with construction at a government yard and the recruitment of skilled English operatives to transfer shipbuilding expertise to Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Adelaide
W.A
Australia
Australis
England
Auntonbia
YASS PICNIC PLANS FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE INSPECTION
Mr Mabonshateon states more than half the members from both houses of the Federal Parliament will join the Yaas Canberra district inspection to seek a site for the Federal capital.
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Mabonshat Eon
Yaas-Canberra
Speech by Wr. Vrazer in Greenbaakes on Federal election
A public address in Greenbaakes on February 5 featured Mr. C. E. Prawr arguing the general Federal elections will occur by year end. He warned the Ber Government would face House opposition to Ta bor measures and anticipated conscription and shifts in state debt policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenbaakes
Mr. C. E. Prawr
Mele
Emd
Tabor Mrasurre
Dewtiah
Te Federal
Melbourne Hospital Report on Poisoning Case
Telegrams state Mrs Flormce Fickl remains in serious condition after phosphorus poisoning. Her husband Fronyn Tiedey is named among officials from Melbourne Hospital. The couple’s son has completely recovered.
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Melieniar
Mra
Flormce Fickl
Melbourne
von Fronyn Tiedey
Pheephorus
Admiralty Asked to Lay Keels for Six Battleships
In British Navy league circles it was stated that the Admiralty asked the Ushinot to lay the keels of six battleships of the Dreadnought type during the coming year.
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Lado
Admiralty
Wreck of the Clan Rang Off Adelaide isles disaster
The Clan Ranald wrecked near Adelaide on Sunday as the Governor Musgrave evacuated survivors. Chief Officer Hans expressed belief no smugger or assault occurred. Two more bodies found at Kemp Bay as divers prepare to reenter the wreck site tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Iarine Rowslingley
Steiner
Ranald
Unionism and Politics in Glamorganshire House
In Glamorganshire at Ponty yridl the county court granted a restraining order against South Wales Wine to support Lalorman Were in the House of Commons, reflecting tensions between unionist interests and political figures in the region.
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Ponty Yridl
Glamorganshire
South Wales
Lalorman
House of Commons
The Broken Hill Strike Opens at Federal Court
Sydney reports the Federal Arbitration Court sat at Broken Hill with parties promising compliance with the award. The council delegates say the outlook is brighter and that if the decision is unfavorable 1500 workers would be sent from 3000 unemployed. The Amalgamated Miners' Association president voices dissatisfaction with the Proprietary Company's stance.
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Sydney
Federal Arbitration Court
Broken Hill
Cochrane
Sydnay Labor Cosipeil
Ferrae
Fagan
Hrokep Hill
Rogard
Justin Higina’ Reeset
Am Awant
Amalgamated Miners’ Association
Australian General Hoad on Home Defences and Citizen Soldiers
General Hoad warned that if the Commonwealth’s frontiers were threatened by invasion, defense would rely largely on citizen soldiers. He noted Australia’s need to mobilize locals and volunteers to bolster military readiness amid contemporary threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
London
Hoad
Commonwealth
Bristol Corporation Discharges Unemployed From Work Relief
In Bristol a partial text notes policymakers plan to discharge all applicants from the work relief program to free funds for other needs. The fragment mentions unemployment, diet disruptions, and enabling people to watch football matches, reflecting a local welfare decision. The source is incomplete but shows civic action and dates around early Salur- 6. The specifics of the program and dates are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Corporation of Bristol
London and Paris Exchange Failure Reported
Disclosures from London show liabilities of the London and Paris Exchange suspending meat trading reaching between 300000 and 500000 pounds. About 184000 creditors are listed with most wheat holdings in the United Kingdom. The Receiver has discharged clerks and typists employed by the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Express
Paris
Enepormtive
United Kingdom
AMI Rpcke
Ami Typista
Kichamyo
Missing Man Case Probed By West Australia Party
A search party was sent to Sundaes Island to locate missing I. Z. Jones who is feared murdered. The group includes Compors Brodie, a policeman, and two others, while Fletcher travels overland to Collier Bay to press Rita for the journey.
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I. Z. Jones
Lillie
Sundaes Island
Citter Rita
Compors Brodie
Fletcher
Collier Bay
Canadian trip brings Parker to the Prox Conference
Sir Gilbert Parker M ed heads a delegation that traveled through the Dominion by route to London to attend the Prosx Conference. The journey marks a notable engagement for the Aurtrating journal and its Canadian commerce affiliates.
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Gilbert Parker
Comieres
LomJon
Murray election figures in Perth
The Murray election figures list W. S. George and GB Patterson with majorities and totals. George shows a majority of 109 after a Perth polling, with past results noting McLarty 411 and George 421 in a near term, and a roll of about 1,471 with 1,19 names noted.
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Perth
Murray
W. S. George
GB. Patterson
George A
Neqr Tentyer
McLarty
Georgy
California Assembly Rejects Alien Ownership Bill and School Segregation Bill
The California House of Assembly rejected a bill prohibiting aliens from belonging to corporations and a bill mandating segregation of Japanese from whites, while approving a measure excluding Japanese children from schools. President Roosevelt telegraphed Governor Gillett calling the move the most offensive and unconstitutional.
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Jomion
Feb. Sf
House of Assembly
Roosevelt
Wr Gillett
California
Cveat
Parliamentary Pars Peeth Prorogues Assembly After Loan Pass
The Assembly met and sat from ten thirty in the morning until seven o'clock, resumed at ten thirty and continued into the afternoon. The Governor prorogued Parliament after approving the Loan Estimates.
Market Pricing And Health Precautions In Reported Notice
The fragment discusses milling and flour pricing including domestic wheat terms and Melbourne Adelaide markets. It also notes a correspondent's query about a person possibly washing hands with uncertainty and recommends precautions due to potential county infection after a contact.
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Adelaide
Melbourne
Pedestrian match Fowler vs Pollitt stakes rise high
Fowler and Pollitt each deposit 15 with the Guardian editor for a three distance footrace of 75 100 and 126 yards. The stake now totals 450. The event is set on Fitzgerald street metalled road Wednesday at 3 30 pm. Officials to be confirmed with a stakeholder meeting Monday evening to discuss preliminaries. Both men report fitness and a close contest is expected.
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Fowler
Pollitt
Guardian
Fitzgerald Street
Bati
Siegpund Fischer
Notable Officials Visit Geraltians In State Hospital
The text reports visits by General Asner and other officials to Geral tia’s hospital, noting ongoing surgical plans and a ceremonial departure of Captain Wasson. It mentions ship company leadership changes, with captains Roy and McTeod taking roles at Melbestone and Hobart respectively, and the Victorian Pilot service appointment of Captain AM reine.
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Ainawocth
Geraltia
Bow
Crraklen
Wasson
Saperinimubare
Pimpernne
Asnerance
Gernidion
Welbourne Ship Company
Seok
Utsrine
Melbestone
Charles Roy
Brizhame
Waters
Monarn
Irwin Roads Board Minutes February 1 Meeting
Minutes of a meeting from Irwin Roads Board discussing Lands and Survey Department actions, survey results, plan returns, and a decision to erect a fence around the beach well at Port Pemniron to prevent water contamination. Accounts totaling £19 12s 5d noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlockh
Moore
Clarkson
Port Pemniron
Orp
Northern Development League Public Meetings Planned
Northern Development League notices announce Geraldton and Netawah ranch meetings next week to discuss the Upper Chapnem railway issue. A Nahawah gathering is set for Saturday, while an American copper mining recluse hosted a costly dinner for many beauties, with guests charged high fees and given generous sums. The piece alleges large foreign invoice undervaluation defrauding the American Treasury, naming German firms as top violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Texvloumient League
Geraldton
Netawahl
Northern Development League
Chapnem
Nahawah
Correspondence About Council Grants and Alleged Misuse
The letter page questions council decisions on funding and suspects misdirection of funds. It argues about grants to a named party and hints at internal division within the council. The writer urges scrutiny of allocations and warns of hidden agendas affecting local taxpayers.
Changes for Sale in Tuleamlah Planer Market
A brief notice lists changes for sale items including four Tuleamlah Planer units and other inexpensive goods sold under the label The Often. No further details on condition or prices are provided.
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Federal Affairs
Transcontinentat, Railway
WR. Vrazer
Igenerat
Victoria
Phosphorous WY
London and Paris Exchange
West Australia
Nor’. West
TBE Press Conferesur
MR. George
Cam Gitrigana
Honp Milinery
A. T. Davies
Cheep Sun
Irwin Roads Board
Aketing Behl
Monts
Dolasee
Wo Chrekton
Wh Howland
L. Cridkdl
Een
Colin
Lands and Survey Department
Reman
Lands Department
Mid
Loc
Ator Remie Fuether Saith
Utes
Janista
America
Scaripie
Ufo
Minrisun
Ann Nein
Tinich Thie Jr
Public Works Contract
Cue
Tw.a
D. Oftivs
Fieralidion
F_ TL
Stronach
Uniter
Ap m
Com Howe
Dengarra
the Reals Board
AS. Dalal
Revision Court
Snr
Rnler
The
Heap
John Wark
Nabawah Bracch Northern Development League
AL Mase Merting
Agiathic
Vresilent
General Mutual Life Assurance Society
Rew Hurincen
Othe Imume
Lncingen
Australasia
D. Wfatherall
Wal
Tit Hay Street
Supelent
Keralftun
A. Arson
P.M. Ategali
W. Wiseberg
Oliver's Clothing Company
Masonic Hall
Maine Terrace
A. S. Kent
Masagee
Atk
P. M. Steggall
Marine Terrace
Foster
A. R. Morrison
Crossley Oil Engin
Coss
Ar Raitt Ces
Mette
A. H. Mountain & CO
Fuster
D. & J. McCallum
Perfection Whieky
Oates & CO
Plymouth Guilleanees Northam
Liptor's Team
Aew Zealand Insurance Co
Fire and Marine
P. Stone
J. A. Gardner
Gregory
Durlacher Street
Gan Works
Sim Abbott
Mt Street
Lackstone
Bootenal
John's Church
Gerts
Greenough Farmers’ Club
Central Board of Health
Freeenough
Antil
H. RK. Hamersley
Cheiewon Creennigh
Clyl
Best
Cass Bros
Rew
Ct Hotel
Aml
Rtv
Pelerian
Reneval
Ieli Brial
Aioe
Cass Bros., Geraldten, Katanking and
Pertel
B. Fuller
BS. F.C. Armstrong
H. Nathan
Church of England
Harry M. Marwood
Teraldton
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