Federal Campaign Addresses at Northam by Labor Candidates
Messrs Lutey and Costello spoke at Northam on Saturday urging electors to back Labor in the federal contest. Lutey defended the party’s record, criticized conscription, and cited wartime service of candidates and relatives. the session touched on Hughes, the referendum campaign, and calls for constitutional reforms to empower the Federal Parliament. A report by A. E. Warman for the Courier Office, Wortham.
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Messrs Lutey
Costello
Tabor
Northam
McLutey
Capt
R Bryan
Me Lutey
India
Senate
Lutey
Bouider
Hughes
Hophes
England
Labor Party
N.S.W
Hugh Mahon
Kalgoorlie
Australian Workers’ Union
Frredom
W.A
Quaccalan
Mr Latey
Flc
Emey
Mr Howkes
Gardiner
Russell
Me Higgs
Me Hughes
Iunis
Paley
Australia
Jotire
Haghey
Deskin
Labor
John Forrest
A. E. Warman
Wortham
Auctions Advertised For Northam and Meckering Markets
Messrs Elder Shenton and Co advertise for the Northam Market on Tuesday next with sheep cattle horses and pigs and 12 medium weight sicers. The Sim’s limb of stock for the Meckering Market on Friday April 7 is announced with further entries invited by the auctioneers. Mr Harry Hoan elected unopposed as representative of the Metropolitan Province in accession to the one Mr G H Jenkins to should prove first class addition to States Legislative Council.
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Messrs Elder, Shenton and Co., Limited
Northam
Sim
Harry Hoan
Accesti
G. H. Jenkins
States Legislative Council
Fatal Railway Accident Near Goomalling
A railway incident killed William George Watkins, a Jengsh runner from Goomalling, struck by a goods train on the Wongan Hills line while returning from inspecting a fine. He left behind a wife and family. Inspectors Houlahan and Rockett proceeded to Goomalling for investigation.
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AL Dhow
Goomalling
Wongan Hills
William
George Watkins
Wangan Hills
Inspector Houlahan
de. Rockett
Methodist Guild Minutes Describe Meetings and May Events
Westey Guild members met last Tuesday with a devotional paper by G H Griffiths read by Mrs Re Crolin. An address by Adjutant Bee on General Booth and Salvation Army work is planned for next Tuesday. Cheysanthetham Show committees urge donations for the court. social evenings are hosted by committee members. The event runs May 9 and 16. Rev H Fau announces Wesley Church services on Sunday and visits Clackline and Toodyay with old friends. Evening at Wesley Church led by T R Ceellin, choir to sing Sweet is thy Mercy by Barnby.
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Westey Guild
G. Hy Griths
Re Crolin
Booth
Soci
Salvation Army
Cheysanthetham
H. Fau 1 Ia
Wesley Church
Order of Christian Witnesses
Clackline
Toodyay
T. R. Ceellin
Barnby
Carter and Co. Drapers Promote New Winter Belts
Extra touches announce a fresh stock of sample belts for winter from Carter and Co. in Northam. The belts come in kid, patent leather, silk cord, metal and other materials for ages from 1 to 50. Prices claimed to be low and appealing.
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Carter
Carter and Co
Drapers
Northam
Euchre Social and Dance Held in Parish Hall
On Monday evening a euchre party and dance took place in the Parish Hall at Botan. Prizes for gentlemen went to Mr Tobin and Mr Tavior, and ladies prizes to Mrs Yequee and Miss Bralazon. Music was by Miss Hearty, with Mrs Cunningham as MC and refreshments served.
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Botan
Euchre
Tobin
Tavior
Yequee
Miss Bralazon
Hearty
B. Cunningham
M.C
Blackboy Hill Concert Party to Tour Northam
The Blackboy Hill Concert Party, popular in Perth, will perform in Northam Saturday and Sunday evenings. Led by Sergeant Kelly and Gunner Lewis, the group features a double quartet and skilled instrumental solos. Proceeds support charitable and patriotic efforts. The Kwaki Concert Party did not enlist for combat duties.
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Blackboy Hill
Perth
Northam
Tis
Sergeant Kelly
Gunner Lewis
Kwaki
Jong
Australia
Plucky Wanderer Returns After Four Days in Bush
A four year old boy wandered from Hast Koolan on the Midland line and survived four days in the bush. About sixty horsemen black trackers and others searched a wide area until the boy was found in an old barn on Mr Padbury's property. He sheltered there with dripping warmed by wood until his mother arrived.
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Septimus Martin
Hast Koolan
Midland
Padbury
Powel
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