Western Australia and its British roots across the globe
The article traces Western Australia as the world’s largest British colony in the region, naming pioneers like Hartog Dampier and Lockyer, and figures such as Eyre and Angwin. It notes Albany, Swan River, and Fremantle, highlights early settlement details, and contrasts vast arid interiors with rich farming lands and export potential across 1.5 thousand miles of coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Australia
King Sound
Roebuck Bay
Broome
Dampier
Roebourke
France
Darling
New South Wales
Major Lockyer
King George's Sound
Lockyer
Vancouver
Albany
Swan River Colony
Wembury
Witle Cove
Plymouth
Western Australia Described as Future Empire's Breadbasket
An English article extols Western Australia as a vast land of promise for European settlement. It notes 187 groups with 8,000 largely British settlers last year, vast forests, mineral wealth, pearl fisheries at Broome, and a growing network of railways. Perth exceeds 70,000. Fremantle 30,000. coasts span 6,000 miles. land offers prime sites for homes and farming under favorable conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Australia
England
Oregon
Wyndham
Timor Sea
Albany
London
Odessa
Baltimore
Denver
Indian Ocean
New England
Indian Seas
Colorado
Great North
Pata
Plate
Germany
Karri
Broome
Kielty Mile
Coolgardie
Kalgoorlie
Fremantle
Eucla
Port Hedland
Esperance
Northam
Fortescue
Ashburton
Exmouth Gulf
Torbay
Torbay Head
Major Lockyer
Wembury
Dow
Son
St. Just
Osset
Commonwealth of Australia
George
G. W. Collins
Stroud
Unclear ad snippet from Piga area promotes calves and reliability
Fragmentary classified style note mentions G Nash and Ravens Jawat from Gloucester with a phone contact. No definite event or outcome present.
The Dairying Position and Its Problems in New South Wales
In an address before New South Wales farmers the Dairy Director warned of rising production risk and a potential export bounty under the Evans scheme. NSW and Victoria lead butter output while local consumption lags, threatening higher producer costs and lower returns unless demand expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norily Coast
Softi Fuda
Oma
New South Wales
Don Fu
Victoria
Queensland
West Australia
Commonwealth
Australia
Victorian
London
Sydney
Melbourne
Brisbane
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T. Hannan Saddler
Bias & Fale
Poarra
Majesko Picturs
Picture Palace
Ghubon Street
Gloucester
C. Falconer
General Carrier
Market Street
A. J. White
Church Street
THE
Graham Timber CO
Toce
Street & Parish Ltd
Blight
Amlandfcoy
Co-Operative Company
Farmers & Graziers Co-operative Co. Ltd
Bydney
Pitt, Son & Badgery Ltd
Pittson & Badgery Ltd
Winchehe-Careco
West
Alexander Sharpe, M.A
Heroic Explorer
Devonshire
Edward John Eyre
Wills
Bourke
Galway
Eyre
Whitchurch
Tavistock
William Charles Angwin
Land's End
Benjamin Angwin
Beprateateva
A. J. Woodward
Fred Lee
A. Garner
Hairdri Saloon
Thurlow's
R. Thurlow
Fate of Thrift &Thurlow
Scone
M. Thurlow
Church Et, Gloucester
D. Waddell & Co
H. R. Fooks
Cambridge Poultry Farm Toman
Carlingford, N
Corbett’s
Newcastle
Pam
Raymon Terrace
Pam Farr
Newcast
Beston's
Gleuseater
Fridam
Beaton’ Hotel
Newwcastle
Tourist Bureau
Mason
Propristor
Comino Bios
A, Leslie General Carrier
Shannon Vale
Alesue
G. Nash
G. Nash Jawat
Glouceter
Piano
Hunter St
E. W. Sparke
Campellsh Hill
Pany Gattle
Gale
Mgale
Diabolo Separator Co. Ltd
G. McDonald
General Cartier
Clotriot
TOU Elwn
Matthewson 8& Co
Dombkins Bros
Church ST
Bootmakers
Government Savings Bank of N.S.W. Rural Bank Department
Martin Place
Ford Lisa
Abey Dak Pinnor
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