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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 27, 1913
Page
2
The Minister for Works calls for proposals until Noon June 1 for Partiewine Court works. Notices cover Houses at Moora and Northam, with details to be supplied by the authorities.
The Minister for Works will receive bids for a petty public works contract including Tumors for Cunderdin School and Wor Shed projects. Bids must be delivered to Particulare Court Hodne, Northam, and Cunderdin School by noon on June 3.
The Under-Secretary for Landa announces visits to Sennacub Jyhay on Saturday Gat Muy and Wedn, with public sales and a court hearing to follow. An Appeal Court session is set for Gwomalling on Saturday June 1th to hear violations. Shari, Chairman, issues notices. Wanted: experienced Wattress for Apr Phy KZ duties.
Public notices for the Northam Race Club meeting on Wednesday June 18 1913 list events including the Galway Handicap and Farmers’ Handicap with £10 and £20 stakes. Weights and nominations timing are specified with conditions on training locations and weights penalties. The secretary announces altered weights and the committee reserves the right to reject nominations without reason.
Public notice states intent to terminate patients services after a stated date. The notice indicates changes in operating hours and location for the establishment ending at 1 pm. Names mentioned include MINER, SINTON A fin, CARTER & HART.
The Municipality of Northam holds a hall yearly meming at the Town Mall on Friday May 80. The Wilber report covers the period mating and April 19. An advertisement promotes Bronchial Cough tabs Woode Great Peppermint Cure.
A garbled OCR style excerpt discusses Australian Commonwealth politics and public thinking. It references labor and conservative voices and implies debate over governance and suffrage, noting distrust of party leaders and calls to empower or restrain parliamentary authority. The text reflects era concerns about democracy and leadership.
In a tense Sydney style debate Liberal electors argue against granting Commonwealth power to legislate on referenda questions while Labor supporters urge restraint and warn of possible hypocrisy. The piece describes public distrust, party shifts, and the impact on voters ahead of the Referenda referendum, with references to anti trust and New Protection acts and the politics surrounding maternity benefits debates. It notes tensions at polling events and local reaction to partisan signage and campaign rhetoric.
Northum followers stage a boxing night next Saturday at the Palau. Wess Casserly faces Little Tick in a twenty round bout with Rath Jada also on the card. Two preliminaries precede the main event, which is expected to draw a strong crowd. A competent future has been appointed.
The long critical profile of Henry Gregory outlines his rise as Monzie’s first mayor and minister for mines, his shifting alliances, and the contentious feud with the Goldfields. It details his support base, alleged betrayals, gerrymandering, resignation, and eventual electoral defeat as voters soured on his policy stance and leadership.
The meeting chaired by Dr. Mwimge featured Mr. Frazer recounting party struggles and labor policies. Speakers condemned employment manipulation by combines, urged protection of Australian industry, and described wireless and telegraph developments along with Federal power plans and Referendum proposals.
The text presents a garbled political fragment referencing new state legislature members and unclear names. It mentions Arthur T. O'Connor of 549 King Street in a distressed cursive style, with distorted phrases implying political opposition and courtship of influence. The overall content is unclear and incomplete.
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