Premier's immigration policy sparks wide critique at rally
Mr P Collier leader of the State Late Party addressed a large Gerald meeting backing Mr ay's Central Province candidacy. Critics blasted a scheme expanding immigration to 25 000 or more, arguing current land settlement and railway policies fail to support growth. The speaker urged prioritizing Australians while acknowledging overseas prospects, and warned of political fallout for the government. The crowd applauded as prospects for Central Province reelection of Mr Hickey were discussed.
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P. Collier
State Late Party
Gerald
Central Province
Edger
Maine
Liberal Party
Western Australia
London
Peiley
Avery
Labour Party
Country Party
James Mitchell
Ostea
South Wet
Barwell
Glane
Queensland
Bromieg
Sinance
South Wear
Howe of
Ling
Ieck
Iim Seoet
Thore
Legislative ‘Council
Hickey
E. Gould
Geraldton Meeting Discusses Voting and Midland Line
A district meeting featured debate on compulsory voting and government sympathy for the op. Mr Hickey, Mesurs, Mills, Hickey, Willcock, and Moore spoke about local needs and the Midland line’s future. Dr Hungerford pressed for clear stances while Mr Bicker urged direct government negotiations over any commission. Votes of thanks closed the gathering.
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Mills
Hickey
Willcock
Moore
Ty Leurs
Geraldton
Hungerford
Mr. Hickey
Aguinat
Ft. Hickey
Wax
Bicker
Cattle arrivals and market firm on warming spread across lines
Cattle shipments arrived since last week with good growth under warm weather. At Copley’s siding 280 cattle penned on May 9 with strong passagen and excellent weights pushing values up about 12/6 from last week. Midland Junction offered 162 cattle with mixed quality, while demand remained solid from metropolitan and country buyers. mutton and sheep trade showed firmness though higher grades lagged.
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Copley’s Siding
Agenta
Com & Bi
Midland Junction
Market Report on Cattle Sheep and Horse Sale
Eker Saith and Company report a small yarding with high prices for quality cattle and sheep. Medium conditioned stock eased slightly while good quality remains firm. Tuesday sale saw bullocks at 21 to 82 pounds, cows from 14 to 16 pounds, with various price ranges for different grades and beef quotes around 57 to 62 shillings per hundred.
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Eker, Saith and Company
Midland Junction
Wales
Medina
Fat stock market and crime tale from old paper
The page lists fat stock prices for sheep and lambs with heavy to light grades and ranges for woolly stock, followed by a stray quote about whisky and a Lowinn Police Court drunkenness case. A stranger advised vigilance amid a sudden fit, with an accusation of a rotten doctor.
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Lowinn
Drukenaaa
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