Northampton district set for mining and agricultural growth
In a Wanque opening on the Ajang railway, speakers including Mt. T. W. Drew and Mr. H. Mitchell urged government action to expand land access, improve Geraldton harbour facilities, and promote large scale grazing and wheat shipments. They highlighted Northampton as a potential mining hub with capital, sampling facilities, and better land rights to unlock rich mineral wealth and farming prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ajang
Mt. T. W. Drew
H. Mitchell
Ajana
A. Cripps
Tle
Geraldton
Abe Themers
Busbery
Joe Geraliter
Cumsingham
H. MieRetl
Wat Diviriot
Fremantle
Medar
Cas
Northampton
Sorthampton
Londen
Dormat
Billy
Westertusyralus
Vuhte
Ajena
Rilley
Ghia
Land reform debate cuts to land reclassification needs
Local speakers push for larger allotments and lower annual payments as settlers seek reclassification of land. Mr. Carsey calls urgent the change, while Mr. Brown offers a brief toast and praise for workers. Ministers debate road works financing and future expenditure through 1914, with towns urging government action beyond platitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moula
Evgard
Setttlers
Mr. H. Carsey
Mr. Brown
H. EF. Kieg
Northampton
Jonson Fehairmey
Abe
W. H. Sheetag
Uppee Chapman Roads Board
Agricultors
Mrr
Kelly
Tme
Tide Damage Threatens Port Helland Foreshore
A very high tide at Port Helland on Tipeday washed away foreshore protection and parts of the lighthouse area, damaged the road to the wharf, and threatened private property. The tide washed away funds approved for the work and urgent protection is recommended by engineers to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Helland
Tipeday
Neer-West
Bargains Shrink at Get Wicton Coliseum Sale
Fragmentary ad notes a summer sale at the Coliseum with marked prices on wholesale clothing and infant dresses. It promises large bargains and mentions costumes and varied goods though details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Getwicton
Pat Aarh
Geraldton Council Deliberations On Public Works and Staff Benefits
Minutes reveal cost estimates for driving piles and reinforcing piers at the Esplanade and bar, with a 1906 council undertaking to maintain works. It notes delays in the Geraldton bar report, a coal company inquiry on electric lighting, and proposed sick pay and retirement changes. Four subdivision applications are listed, while a Coliseum sale advertises hallmarked prices for hosiery and gloves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peek Af
Te Geraldton Barrot
Pitas “End Norks Comeufitee
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Charles Hormann
Woolpacks
Shears, Twinetc
London & Lancashire Insurance Co
Cyclone Fence Co
J. J. Clarke
Geraldton Coffee Palace
Marine Terrace
LARKE
Copfer Palace
Freemason's
Marchiace
Eastern
Grocer
Geraldion
Telephone
F. & R. Ward
Eelwes Street
Bishop's Palace
Geo. Laing
Bporta Depot
Ess
Nen Zee Teenee
Antipyd
Camtary A. Bourne
Geraldion Plumbing Works
W. Marsh
Ayatem
Commercial Union Assurance Company, Ltd
St. George's
M. George H. Johnston
Mapiye
Macalpine
Queen’s Cafe
Anglia Church
Perootly
Macalpine, i
Esplanade
Geo. Elliss
G. Clarke
ELWES
Rtrxey
Intel. Ees
Deirdroming
KB. Vervett
Winter, Brandt and Co
ICE
Eall
Jee
Fuller's
Ajana Railway
Sevinta
Standard Fires Marine Insurance CO. of
New Zealand
Limited
Otten Tr
St Gear's Terrace
C. Laouing
Maseger
B. J. McGauran
Jewell & Weymouth
Eusbie
Tnd
Deperteene
B. Akilley
Cain
Veptia
Trea
Melbourne
Murchison
International Narvester Company of Farming
Achibanesy
Paak Femspereres
Tras
Nates
Windle Fencing Wel
Skepbut
Seppetinelamas
Heer Aand
Omicarine Fosters
Giga
Liverfool
London and
Glode Insurance
Esgranos Company
John Darling & Son
Australia
Grain Kings
Searle & K Oliver
G. Harpord
Ureh’s Buildings
NGEL
Tsjg
Neptune
Alston
Alston Siegle Cremk Maz Aleton
Heey
Pga
SUMEP
Lister
Fairbanks Morse
Fairbanks Morse Cos
Jack of All Trades
Eclipse Pomiper
Pairbanks
Morse and Oe
Farmer Aid
Matloch ,Bros
Saesq
William Street
Perth
Short Street
Pautary
Bachy Sree A
Western Australia
Ford
UGHT
Richard Purser & Co
Bira
Dell
Dewsett
Sem
Sadie
A. T. Davies
John Urch
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