Tropical Agriculture Exhibits Western Australia Stay
ME DESPEISSIS TRIP reports through the Nar West and Kimberley, praising Western Australia for fruit gardens, date palms, windmills, and cattle stock improvements. He notes experimental stations, potential use of freed prisoners for self-sustaining farming, and the growing role of irrigation and markets in the Nor West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roshourne
R. Tepninsis
Nar’-West
Kimberle
Ham
Kesbourne
Dewpeinris Kaw
Ulaing
Gascoyne
Manilys
Yanery
Ashburton
Cane
Robe
Fortescue
Maitland
Nicol
Harding
Western Australia
Manilyn
Apeebich
Aevent
Yrakoe Tors
Beickhourr
Reolathana
Winilya
Yarrmtoola
Me License Party Proposes Local Option and Reforms
Wellington dispatch reports the me license party plans to introduce a direct democracy measure to win a local option vote at a place near hotels, seeking to end hotel wares and to abolish barmaids. Legislation against the locker system for arrangers is also proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
NSW Wool Growers Seek Quick End to Delayed Trade
Sydney merchants report a deadlock between wood brokers and buyers involving 50 000 bales annually. Growers propose a one week deadline for brokers and buyers to resolve the dispute with possible arrivals and sales speedily, while a five-member committee seeks a settlement and government action to end the deadlock. The release of Harry Holland, jailed over the Broken Hill strike, is noted as approved by the State Government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Samay
Ee EC
Harry Holland
Athanyircurt
Hol
Australians consider mass land settlement plan from Britain
Delegates discussed a scheme to bring settlers from the Old Country to Australia. They favor large land grants in a state, with West Australia seen as offering the best terms. Plans include water conservation policies and obtaining information on available land while pursuing a definite government offer. An Ingenious swindle targeting the Commercial Bosses in Sydney was reported involving forged letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeal
Kimberley
Colonatal
Exluention Department
Angal State
Australia
Eeresland
New South Wales
Victoria
West Australia
Roger
Bingina
Sydney
Bewters
West Australia Hod Carriers Wage Dispute Report
The hod carriers in Western Australia demanded higher daily wages after a work stoppage. They resumed work briefly to support class operations, and the dispute centers on wage rates. The article also mentions the body of David Goland, who drowned last Sunday week.
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Hod Carrisra
David Goland
Federal APPAIRS and WA taxation debate noted
The report praises the House for its high tone during debate and congratulates the Government on its proposals. It notes dissatisfaction with state taxation and mentions West Australia facing severe difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.A
West Australia
Visit of the Governor to Geraldton
The Governor Sir Gerald Stricklaws will visit Geraldton on Wednesday October 13 as a guest of the Geraldton Agricultural Society. He arrives 9 am at Geraldton, tours the town, attends a formal lunch, visits the Showground, and dines with the reception committee. Thursday he remains in the town for afternoon engagements at the show grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Stricklaws
Kacmlg
Geraldton
Geraldton Agricultural Society
Gecaldtos
Motem Tay
Ee - Jurters
Suse Tateit
Renain Tee
Manchester Unity Western Australia District Conference in Geraldton
Report on the Manchester Unity West Australian District Conference held in Geraldton on Friday and Saturday October 158 and 3nd. Official notes praise the officers and appointments including Mr S. Bennett as Registrar of Friendly Societies and Government Actuary. The piece commends the order’s devotion to the war effort and calls for continued service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Australis District
Ouddicllows
Pitzgerakt Street
Geraldton
Thompson
Bro. TI. Pass
Newcastle
Bennett
Supplemen tary Death Gift approved for W S Pearce family
General business notes resolve the supplementary death gift to the relative of Bro W S Pearce of New Swan Lodge, paying funeral benefit and £65. Decisions cover reprint of proceedings, Sick and Funeral fund contributions, 4 percent interest, and recognition for Bro J Trott with the Perth district meeting plan and thanks to GM Warwicker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Pearce
New Swan Lodge
P.G.M
J. Trott
O.m's
Bro. Trott
Brothertwee
Orxt
Perth
Thenks
Co. Warwicker
Turf notes from Nanning and New Zealand racing scene
The report covers the Mirchinen round at Nanning with Flashterk winning the Forced Fw dicen event. It notes preparations for the Murchison Geddfelda Racing Chih'e on the 12th, with four nominations and strong interest in Tungsten and Bru nette by Fusilade. It mentions the New Zealand sire Clanranatd, defunct at 54, and highlights racing totals in New South Wales and notable horses Bell Collar Fast Town and Maltine with recent performances and near-record efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanning
Thu-tay
Whem
Siamfl
Murchison Geddfelda
Newmarramera
Tungsten
Brunette
Tunissten
Firanthan Bettoe Tuk
New Zealand
George Clifford
Awe Stud
Queensland ‘Turf Club
W. McK Grant
Victoria
Glaten
Wairiki
New South Wales
Fast Town
Flamngton
Prince Foote
Bilow
Hunt
Caulfield
Melburns
Posiedoo
Maltine
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Trip
Queensland
Kurmtay
Manchester Unity
General Business
WOOL
Charles Hormann
Eleakor Street
Kankina
Thomas
Thoraksy
Millar’s Karri & Jarrah Co
Reraldton
Marine Terrace
Peridente
Geraklin
J. M. Ferguson, Ltd
Bope
Reason
Metveria
John Urch
Durlacher
CATTO
Whisky Canadian Club
Wiltsky Hennessy
Brandy Wolde
T Bar
R. Purser
Glendale
Beverley
Sira
Green Hills
Richard
Pare
Cox
Wieney
Northam
R. Purser & Co
Perit
Exon
Richard Purser
King Stret
Man
W. B. Armitage
Premier Boot Palace
Railway Goods Shell
J.C. Kennedy
Furniture MD
John
C. Stokes & Coy
W. Willcock
Club
Ment Institution
Casita Sila
Sat
Stud Notices
Sahasensralen
Guess Minal
Meteorite
Minis
Thunderbolt
Hermit
Mentilita
Gang Foreard
Meteorico
Croum
Gernkitom
T. Bennett
Suick“Wouke
Iksoo River
Constantion
Os Eom
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