Prosperous Co operative in New South Wales
A prosperous co operative farming concern thrives in New South Wales with Tastmooth's turnover at the North Coast Co operative Hubler Co showing a large district distribution. The firm pays 150 099 pounds base with 16 000 pounds bonus, totaling 160 003 pounds, up more than 25 500 from the prior month. Also noted is a new edition of Doreen Songs of a Sentimental Blake by C J Dennis, praised for its human and gentle treatment of married life, with Young Bill new arrival boosting the narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Tastmooth
North Coast
Bill
Bik
Dennis
Social to Archbishop Riley in Western Australia parish
An evening social honoring Archbishop Riley on a brief Western Australia diocese visit featured a choir recital and warm welcomes from Rector Rev A Craven. The event highlighted war related hardships, clergy shortages, and local church fundraising, with plans noted for future services, concerts, and Empire celebration activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley
Rites
A. Craven
Western
Australis
Tike
Torrow
Australia
Kone
Australisne Hall
Georgina
J. Il. Vardonts
Town Hall
Empire
Applications for Librarian position due May day 1918
The notice cites that applications for the librarian post must be in by Monday May 5 1918. It also mentions the National Bank of Australia and includes a summary of its half year March 31 1918 balance sheet with a seven percent dividend and revenue of 700000 pounds. It reports a Farmers and Settlers Association meeting in Greenshough District Council where G E Atkinson of Fernleigh resigns and A Dirkstone takes over. It references the freezing meat trade advisory and notes pigs, quince, apples, fresh eggs lettuce prices and general market condition with various figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank of Australia
Peer Ir and
Se Sethers’ Association
Greesough
Farmers’ and Settlers’ Association
G. E. Atkinson
Fernleigh
A. Dirkstone
Alo
Red Cross Appeal Progress Report and Gratitude Note
The article expresses gratitude for generous donations and progress of the appeal for funds, noting Wesleop Cimber rallied the call and promising further success. It mentions sincere appreciation to all parties for their support and hints at upcoming updates on the fundraising progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleop
Mike
Frank Jeffrey
District High School Popular Girl Competition
The Toyowias ogress returns to Friday May 17 Level 1 competition at District High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toyowias
Telegrams recount sinking of two ships in federal fleet
Melbourne May 17 reports in the House of Representatives that two vessels, the Aus Dale and the Anstral Bush, were torpedoed with 27 lives lost. Mr Poynton replied to a bant question, noting the events and confirming casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
House of Representatives
Poynton
Prosecution of War Labour Party Attitude on Cooperation
Mr Tudor writes Acting Prime Minister Watt asserting Labour favours wartime measures for national safety yet demands freedom of discussion at public meetings. He calls for withdrawal of bans on periodicals like Labour Newswire and related publications, criticizing wartime restrictions.
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Melbourne
Tudor
Watt
Labour Party
Australia
Britain
Referenda Result Delivers Holiday Flag Initiative
The meeting of the coastal council favored an annual holiday to celebrate a victory. It approved purchasing and exhibiting a flag at Labour events and referred further constitutional changes for a broader observance.
Premiers Conference debate on per capita soldier allowance
Sydney May 16. Western Australia protests inequitable surplus confiscation by the Commonwealth under export factor legislation. The conference notes the per capita returns method and the impact on states sending troops, with Premier Watt voicing doubt about the confiscation act. Discussions planned for July include soldier allowances and taxation meters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Western Australia
Commonwealth
Mir Watt
Me Watt
Bill Leanings and Twain Figures Feature Jack Pickford
Announcement for Palladium screening promises two Twain related adventures with Jack Pickford. First follows the original tale frame while the second advances into a logical sequence and introduces the juvenile hero. The note also mentions Woods’ Cure and a dramatic bowing of the story’s tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Jack Pickford
Palladium
Sarestaren
Metropolitan Mems and Local Politics Discussed in Perth
Perth report covers election results with Sommers and Saunders figures and a note on metropolitan suburban contests. It notes heavy early rainfall and a wary outlook on Labour influence, while criticizing North West labour inquiries and tramway penny sections amid local council appeals to the Railways Minister.
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Perth
Satunday
Police
Saunders
Mr Sommers
Sommers
Cate
Tical Tyre
Lynn
Sanderson
Sean
Fremantle
Trae
North West
Tbe
Trades Hall
Mc Underwood
Cat
Council to seek tram control amid proposed changes
A fragmentary report notes talk of day Street line at Soest with a push for council to take control of trams if alterations prove best. It mentions Nationalist Party meetings debating measures, exemptions cut, and a broad legislative agenda including the Assessment Bill and Wheat Meeting amid contentious remarks by Mr Kinguma.
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Soest
Counci
Nationalist
Kinguma
Local meeting records differ on Logue’s continued chairmanship
The monthly gathering had present Mesere M. J. ceeain TW Weldon T. Cream I. W. and the secretary /. F. Cunes. Accounts were passed for pap eet ottes a st Ward. Regret voiced at Mr Logue’s decision and appreciation for the Chairman and East Ward members. Logue elected Chairman to serve next year amid remarks on time constraints and the rabbit question. Final notices on licenses and road work sent to the supervisor. discussions end with unclear consensus on future direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J
Ceeain
Weldon T. Cream
I. W
F. Cunes
Logwe
Logue
Me Logue
Mr Anderson
Red
Petrate
Ness
Bowe
A. KE. Thomson
Te ‘ Road
Georgina Road
Tee
J. F. Witton
Company Row
P.W.D
Dares
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E.W. Ive
Sranioros
WOOL
Elder, Shenton & Co., Limited
Geraldton
Speers
Tanssan Elder, Shenton & Co., Limited
Henry Wills & CO
Elder, Shenton & Co., Ltd
Werchante and Shipping Agente
Elder Buildings
William Street
Ferta
Framantle
Kalsoorlie
Northam
Beverley
Harroglin
Ageote
Metropolitan
Jamen Street
Hardwicke & CO
Horrocks
E. c. Bartlett
aeSes
Chas
Sue
Oaat Gansta
New Moon
Feat Quartee
Aull Moon
Hoods
Fee
Eraldten Dianediae
Street
Bea
Victoria
Carrma, Ann Laanrirres
Btn
Eefereoce Tates
Id Money
Orinay Ae
Aaa of
Gus Ee
Vasaneae
Lalfyeer
Elite Supply Co
Angtrjis
Imperial
Government Australia
Church of England
Tamoroa
Whitsunday
Ghewe Cede
Bratigas
Nuraguty
Pita
Pag Vestry
Spm
Ciaricinas
Hhis
Oswell
Fea -Capaipiamnans
CalIcons
Neny Bega
Eadh
Statutony Nul
Wew South Wales
West Australia
Bill Leanings
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