Electrification Plan for Northam Power and Transit
The City Council considers a joint venture with London firms to build a central power station for tramways and power supply within a five mile radius. Proposals include standardizing three phase distribution, upgrading wiring and substations, and potentially a new 60 KW station near the Bunbury railway bridge. Electric locomotives could run longer shifts with fewer crews, feeding the central station and city lighting.
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Messrs
McLellan
Experta
London
Tuerth
Doun
Couvell
Mears
Mors
Melsdon
London Tin
Bunbury Railway
Bunbury Railway Bridge, Anu
Midland
Nareny
Perth
Mert
trans-Australian Railway
Northey
Marty Woich
Rowdy
Meed
Ikin
Merv
Reinald Wilson
Naples
Rome
Seaddon
Simpsonewitchs
Seaddan
Mere
Wimland
Ann
Death at Meadow Street Crossing Jury Verdict
A coroner's inquest into the December 21 death at Meadow Street crossing in Guildford heard testimony from driver Spencer, witnesses Kilis and Dempster, and railway officials. The evidence suggested the crossing is dangerous and that engine whistles and driver speed were factors in the fatal collision involving a car and a train.
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Jack Heal
I Guildford
Pye AP
Aid Ioey
O'Iatloray
Shillington
Tearnon Lyon
G.C. Spencer
Grassaling
Richard H. Kilis
Guildford
Kerchin
Spencer
Dempster
Thal
Lyom
Ucaine
Kerainy
Domeset
Cobman
W. K. Dempster
William H. Wright
Cwmpra
Railway Department
Midland Junction
Kerth
Chut of Steom
Guikiiord
Aujuerstreet
Jomen Street
Lyon
Enginia Sninker
Essigi
Trapeetar
Verdict of the jury protests railway crossings
The jury returned a verdict of mortal death and urged the Railway Traffic Department be held morally responsible for the wholesale destruction of life and property at crossings. They urge erecting gates and manning them to protect citizens, and compel duties to do so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ao Motal
Stolen Wheat Case Faces Jury in Local Prosecution
A lengthy trial in the district heard claims that Walter and Henry Wyatt of Seabook and others stole seven bags of wheat from Andrew Murga near Matter son Siding on December 22. Witnesses traced the wheat to a cart and a mare with a distinctive shoe, with evidence pointing to a bogus harvest and sewn bags. The hearing concluded with further examination and adjournment as defense and police presented their case.
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Walter
Henry Wyatt
Seabook
Neue Haterson
Andrew Mur Ga
Olen
Thair
Cowmsel
A. W. Hidson
Mews
Bintson
Andrew Martin
Grass Valuy
Matterson
Alason
Boviicher
Petryou
Bea
Patterson
Sidaig
Robinson
Kideum
Gran
Witnens
Lhuioas Cmd
Martin
Tie
Auain
Oun
Gillespie
Witaas
Boettcher
Andrew
Wheat Statistics From Meckering Show Strong Trade Outlook
Readable notes indicate Meckering expects strong wheat trade as stockpiles rise and local shipments may reach substantial sums. The report cites bags moved, regional gains, and mentions associations, exhibitions, and plans for special train excursions to boost turnout for horse events and related profits.
Government Savings Bank changes agents and notices
The Government Savings Bank Western Australia announces establishing 802 and appoints new agents across towns. Deposits remain safe and service continues. save passes and interest up to £1000 are noted. Current offices are closed. customers advised to use new agency locations.
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the Government Savings Bank
Western Australia
Goverment Savings Bank
Leon Dhe
Poss
Savings Bank
Mae S. Folien
Business Sien Ty Bom
Eastern Instricts Racing Meet At Southam Club
A Southern Racing Club committee meeting will be held tomorrow afternoon at the club's offices. The main business will be adopting a programme for the February meeting. The Jemacub bine Racing Club's upcoming meeting is advertised in the same issue.
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Junia
Rusia
Northaar Humdhai
Bere
Ak Suethane
Tremenile
Noritus
Ux York
Opi Pagells
Ali
Northians
Te Prescot
Adanciation
Erlb
Om Satursus
Ath Wat
Urut
Eastern Instricts
Soktham Club
Southern Racing Club
Othe Club
Silfice Tormorrow
Yirinepal
Jemacubbine Racing Club
Wheat theft case at McMartin farm in custody of two men
In a December Wheat theft case, two married men employed by Anders McMartin at Geiss Way confessed to sowing and carting wheat from McMartin’s farm. They faced charges under a first offense provision, with police testimony and cautious sentencing expected as the court weighs restitution and potential penalties.
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Max Bsoot Eher
Andeon Mactin
Geiss Way
Witmons
Hia Meien
Mc Martin
NASA
Erie
Ridson
Idson
Connor
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Delver
Gratin
Nurthanmt Poligy
Tueday
Andrew Maipln
Jubroburativ AT
Sateen
Nowthass Sleting
Wheat Statistics
Ato Bagy
Chiehurvee
Surhin
Inuintits
Geraldton
Emment Savings Bank
C. Leschen
Mourger
A, Haines &C
General Furnishers
iHousehold Ironmongers
Sumil
Abu
Aston swuHsz
Amy
Banter Heilfinel
Sk Vell
Wuidianes
Seine
Windom
A. J. Haines & CO
Fitzgerald Street
Northam
W. Potter
Dortham
Acermine Club
Cricket
Northam Association
Mmatah Yevwoun
Curae
C. F. Maschmedt
Tharaeas
Throssell, Son & Stewart
W. J. Stewart & Sons
Waltham Railway
Australia Limited
Giewarl Dauson
Hoy St
Little
Henry Wills & CO
Whity
Tay
Fremanile
Albany Geraldton
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