Hughes as viewed by New York Herald at Peace Conference
The New York Herald portrays Australian Prime Minister William Morris Hughes as a controversial, loud, and stone deaf leader. Delegates tolerate his interruptions and disregard for details, focusing on Australia retaining influence over New Guinea while his communications often fail to reach others.
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Guy Hickok
New York
Australia
W.M Hughes
Hughes
Hong
New Guinea
Government Land Auction at Northam Lands Office
Public auction of town and district land parcels including Baandee Bruce Rook Dalwalling Hines Hill Kellerberton MerRedin Nokaning Pitharra Quairading Trayning Wyss patcham with prices listed per lot and a £50 removal cost payable on sale.
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District Lands Office
Northam
Baandee
Bruce Rook
Dalwalling
Hines Hill
Kellerbertin
Merredin
Nokaning
Pitharra
Strand Cafe Post Adds Family Friendly Service At Northam
The Strand Cafe at Fitzgerald Street Northam notifies patrons that accumulation has extended and is now catering specially for families with civility and attentive service from the proprietor.
DOV HAIn ONLY THE BEST BRANDS OF LIQUOR KAP
The notice promotes a tavern offering top liquor brands and first class accommodations for farmers and business people with quality stabling and good bartender service.
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Government Land Sale
Attam
Harry Brookes
O'Hara
Fitzgerald Sun
W.A. Bank
Tattersalls
Hobart
the Strand Cafe
Tattersall’s
Fitzgerald St
Dov Haiin
Rogalasky and Devlin
Billiaris
A. Broom
Ladies & Gents Tailor
Next Shamrock Hotel
Bohemia Hotel
Murray Street
Perth
Arthur J. Tunney
Wagin and Dumbleyang
Tel
Aabos
Alex Tomlinson
George McCreery
McCreery
Carter and Co
Norman Brew
J. Adams
Cab For Hire
Northam Motor Garage
E. Kirkman
Fitzgerald Street
Peel Terrace
Doodenanning School
the Minster
Northam and
Ork
Wood
ACE Books
Northam Courier and “Goomalling-Dowerin Mail