Sir John Forrests Reasons Against Referenda
Sir John Forrest outlined twelve arguments for rejecting the referenda proposals at Bunbury, arguing they threaten federation, centralise power, harm local self government, and would nationalise industries while hurting states rights. He warned against increased federal control, proposed maintaining state and local authority, and urged Liberal policies to restore confidence and growth.
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John Forrest
Paien
Bunbury
Labour Party
Australia
Uwe
H Becmane
Amd
Hiterto
Tm Trent
Liberal Party
Bee
Austalia
Smd Yietie
Northern Territory
Fasulman
Meehan
Rand
Wld
Eistans
tariff policy and trade board proposals in commonwealth
The fragment outlines maintaining current tariff policy as decided by electors, establishing a Board of Trade or similar permanent body to advise on adjustments, and coordinating with states. It mentions consolidating debts and ensuring public loan stability, plus fostering harmony in commerce under the Crown.
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Commonwealth
Board of Trade
Mining Fates Report On Prospect Mines And Elections
A mining report notes exploration progress and potential payoffs at a Boogerdie lease with a 200 pound government assist aim for a late plant start. Directors including Mowers A Agnew and H E Rowe are re elected as rows of shareholders wait for clearer returns.
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Melnin Flynn
Duggan
Tmmi
Boogerdie
H. E. Rowe
Mowers A. Agnew
B. Cunningham
H J. Quing
Hane Ervine
H E. Rowe
L. J. Staughten
Derby Missionary Dialogue Description
Rev W H Robbing the Anglican missionary plans to open Derby. A tracker is seized for company as he describes a conversation about where the blackfellow goes after death, saying he goes into the light and up forever, with reference to Nig remaining in the light.
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W. H. Robbing
Derby
Blackfellow
Remembrance and praise for Mr Pope in Geraldton farewell speech
Geraldton officials and citizens honor Mr Pope in a parting ceremony. Speakers from the Council and Commerce saluted his years of service, announcing regret at his departure to Perth while praising his civic work and guidance for the Institute and local affairs.
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B. Foley
Fope
Pepe
Canning
Westere
Soca
Esplanade
Co. Conway
Mente Wainwright
A. &. Fantimer
Member of Commerce
Vepr
A. Hi
Simtais
Sir
Jonly
Comnell
Arthur Lawley
Geraldton
Prcent
Tie
Geraldson
Bern
Maman
Perth
Ureh
Mithantex’ Teatttate
Br. Pope
Ce. Oolfberg
Bisdon Kelly
Herm
Tad Jear
Bowles
W.L.A
Pope
Jago Ubey
Gartner
Ch Kempton
Pearly
Geraldtos
Institute
Sam
Farewell to Mr and Mrs Pope at Gerzogites Methodist Church
Geraldton readers attend a farewell event for Mr and Mrs Pope who are leaving the district. The program featured musical items by local performers including Miss Ellis and Miss Guy, with recitations and a choir anthem. Mrs Stone and others gave addresses praising their minister and urging continued church efforts. donations and a light refreshment period followed.
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Chiree
Arewell
Mixs Eiliss
Mist Guy
Jotasos
Fraser
Qrifiths
Pope
Geraldton
Old Country
Mt Erin Sty Grog Case Ends With Fine and Inquiry
A local court yesterday dealt with a second charge against Afghan national Mahomet Bids for sly grog selling at Mr Brin. The defendant, represented by Wilton, faced penalties discussed by Mr Ra and Sgt Thomas. The magistrate imposed a fine, considering the offences simultaneous. costs totalled £4 8s.
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Mahomet
Brin
Mawistram
Cormatty
Sf HL
Wilton
Thomas
Woomne
Ike Hy
Wilson
Iiformer
Local Wheat Traders Prompt Buyers to Contact General Directors
Mongrel OCR lands a garbled notice about wheat trade and export commerce. It mentions quotes for sales in Geraldton and advises farmers to communicate with labor groups and authorities for export arrangements. The fragmented text references Mary and advances but lacks clear events or dates.
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Geraldton
Mary
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Charles Hormann
Twiat &c
Northampton
Lomlou & Lancashire Insurance Co
Cyclone Fence Co
Irs
J. Clarta
Geraldton Coffee Palace
Marine Terrace
Cerekes Corres
Murchison
J. J. Clarke
DRAG
Eastern Mead
Gersldtag
E. W. Warwicker
Grocer
General Storirestes
F.& R. Ward
Caaroes
Geo. Laing
Pris Dot Sr
Gocoens
A. Bourne
A. J. Withers
Phew
Geraldton Plumbing
Masce
W. Marsh
Detireck Priven
Aart
Commercial Union ‘Homurance Company, Ltd. Led
Ngs, BL
Googe
George H. Johnston
Mmdnihr i
Queen's Cafe
Conlet
Sttemtlon
Erez
Dede
Beake
Brahling
Bie
Geo, Elliss, Proprietor
Murchison and
War
West
Ign
Brandt
Woras
Armstrong
Goranton
Bowie Eng Aes
Allem
Thitaren
Adit
Sir John Forrests
Ining Fates
Fasuwall
Br. B. Bope
Gerzichtes
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St. Patrick's
Wilk
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Nor
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Cvn
Rotburt
Bay District
Mt. Erin
Vietaria
South Australia
Dalgety and
Compary
Utd
Agumé Am
Tneae
Theo Iteive
Flinderciave
Jewell & Weymouth
W Ubom
Foundry
Cork
Ened Cout
Metine
Tata Lighting & Power Lestalietiogs
Koquirion
Oddone Messrs. Jewell & Weynaeth
Uemmmameresith
Ulett
Cepabiiien
Gamal
Thormils
Pegummaty
Ipsee Ean
Linkimty
Workers’ Company Thon Act
Beli-Sembed
Rade
Western Australia
Richard Purser
Bewsett & Sea
Sadie
A. T. Davies
John Urch
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