Cost of Living Demonstrations in Northam
A Labour Federation rally in Northam drew about 500 people at Bernard Park to hear Munsie and Miss Greenough condemn high living costs. The event included a message from Premier James Mitchell urging action and called for state price controls, railway regulation changes, federal referendum on interstate commerce, and state monopolies on essential goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Labour Federation
Gost
Northam
Bernard Park
Munsie
M.L.A
Food Pri
Labor
Messrs Vickerman and Cunningham
Messrs Searle and Kennedy
Feders
Electors of
Australia
Sale of Australian Wheat to United Kingdom Reported
A London cable dated July 4 says Mr W. M. Hughes sold one million tons of Australian wheat at 6d 2d per bushel to the United Kingdom with an option on a further 900,000 tons at the same price. The Acting Prime Minister Mr Watt notes the sale will ease the wheat overdraft and allow clearance of unsold stocks. Shipping arrangements are described as satisfactory and the price exceeds parity when freight and distance are considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
W. M. Hughes
United Kingdom
Watt
Australia
Martin's Female Pills Advertised Across Australia
An old advertisement claims Martin's Female Pills are sold by chemists and storekeepers throughout Australia. It urges women to obtain the genuine product from Martin Pharmaceutical Chemist in Southampt England and suggests the pills address all female complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Martin Pharmaceutical Chemist
Southampt
England
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Bohemia Hotel
Crete
Union Beer
Tel. Aabos
Mist
E. Stanbury
West Northam
Paney Gooda
Dresemaksding
Martin
A. Broom
Shamrock
A. D. Mitchell
Fitzgerald Street
E. Kirkman
Peel Terrace
Meckering
F.G. Markwell
Commonwealth
Bank
Zhustralia
Te Australia
Rabat
Tmbandon
Gampe
Engenee
Savings Bank
DRT
EL Gs
Denison Miller
Alex. Wilson & CO. Ltd
Malcolm Lane
Sydney
Sele
the Owl
Owl
Chas Atkins
Uardian Assurance Company, Limited
IRS
N. M. Morley
Garter
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