Election Day in Commonwealth Electorate Referendum
Tomorrow the voters of the Commonwealth cast ballots for Parliament and the Referendum questions. Polling booths operate from 9 am to unknown end. In the Dempier Division voters choose between Hugh Mahon and J Gregory. Labor Senate candidates are Tearce Lynch Needham opposing Butcher and Gregory. Gregory spoke at Northam Town Hall on Tuesday evening with Mayor presiding.
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Commonwealth
Lonbee
Dempier
Hugh Mahon
Labor
J. Gregory
Senate
Seastore Tear
Labor and Its Opponents in Australian Politics
Interview with Mr. Cook, now Toa See of the Fusion, dated April 13, 1910, argues the Labor Party’s three-year record justifies public support. He cites a surplus of 2.2 million pounds and deficits prior to office, claims Labor policies benefited the people, and urges electors to renew Fisher’s government to finish their program.
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Toa
Npp
Lee Liste
Labor
Labor Party
Australia
Fisher
Victoria
Agar Wynne
Sir John Forrest
Electors of
Commonwealth
Dowerin Road Board Adopts Dog Control and Survey Plans
The Dowerin court of appeal on rates adjourned after several appeals. The Road Board, with the same members, approved dog ownership controls, authorized a horse and dray for maintenance, and instructed the secretary to notify farmers about cattle straying. Surveys were permitted from 9351 to 9251 and from Koomberkina road to location 11713, with Fraser's road closure between 8241 and 7709. A 40 chasing system was approved, and thanks were given to the chairman for twelve months of service. A Empire celebration picnic at the race course was organized with games, races, and children’s activities, funded by local donations. A literary society was formed at the Commercial Hotel with officers: President George Allanson, Vice-President W. T. Morrie, Secretary C. H. Nicholson, and a committee including Rev. Lindley and others. The first debate is set for June 8.
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Rowta | Board
Messrs
We T. Norris
J. E. Waugh
A. Gromham
J. Lindsay
EL GC
Mitchell
Ie RA
Dulfield
Leslie Tal Rim
Tle
C. H. Haytee
Hia
Dey
Trimda
Elton
Commercial Hotel
Dowerin
George Allanson
W. T. Morrie
Thenauror
C. H. Nicholson
Lindley
Football match sparks crowd with mixed results
The Federal team selected from captains and players such as Easton Caddy Carra Byfield Casserley Brennan Davey Jorgenson Minson Mettam Mor Nicholson Kracker Richards Bicker Howall Smetharsen Stewart Saunders Walker Wilkerson Thompson Watson Stevens Dyer Tarsons met Captain Cool Booveroo’s squad. Grass Valley drew a large Sunday crowd. home side edged them by ten behinds to nine behinds. Sermon Dufall led Grass Valley while Brady Brennan and Minson starred for the visitors.
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Eseton
Caddy
Carra
Byfield
Casserley
Brennan
Davey
Jorgenson
Minson
Mettam
Mor
Nicholson
Kracker
Richards
Bicker
Howall
Iate Smetharsen
Stewart
Saunders
Walker
Wilkerson
Thompson
Watson
Stevens
Dyer
Tarsons
Cool Booveroo
Grass Valley
Valley
Sermon
Dufall
Brady
Opening Association match at Goomalling ends even
The season opener between shore clubs Goomalling and Wanderers saw many veterans missing. Goomalling led late but Wanderers answered. final score 2.3 to 1.4 with J Tooker’s goal and strong showings from Lockyer Green Shaw Sloggett King and Coyle for their sides.
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Goomalling
Meers
Lockyer
Mon Murphy
Clifford
Tawe
Downer
Faulkner
Bullock
Uhe
McCreary
Goonmaine
Slater
W. Gorman
Wynne
Garset
Brown
Francisca
White
Coomer
Chitty
Wanderers
Gormalling
J. Lockyer
Green
Shaw
W. Ward
Fielding
Alex
Slogett
Fass
Gordon
Carer
Hand
Williame
Hall
Mile
Morphett
T Ward
D. ‘Frans
Rowk
Smith
Gorman
Woolhouse
McDonald
A.” Smith
Talfimeks - Clarke
Bradyon
I. Slater
Mo Lord
King
Chatfield
Ches- Kay
Johnson
Chesters
J. Evans
Coyle
Geom
Alling
I. Gorman
Wanrhrerr
J. Tooker
Chancels Waunlee
Goomatling
Sloggett
A. J. King
E. Mercery
Agarn
Evans
Glass
Gordion
Gaveo
Wille
Holland
Filing
Manger Morph Morphett
Patten
Ph Sloggett
Rowe
Abe
Williama
Ward
Pla
Northam Senior Cadets Parade Impresses Town Band Formation
The Senior Cadets in Northam held a lively parade with their drum and bugle band on Monday night. Ninety two members attended, the best turnout in months, and the marching was praised despite minor issues with reading and discipline. A smoker on duty in uniform was fined two shillings, with authorities signaling stricter enforcement ahead.
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Northam
Iat
Io Lana
Atresia
Cissy
Reat
Wan
Araine
Amusements at Palos features Shaughraun and Trafalgar on Sunday
The Palos theatre night presents a film of Shaughraun with dramatic and comic appeals, plus Thou Shall Not Kill and other notable films. On Sunday the main attraction will be The Battle of Trafalgar, part of the weekly Gazette offerings.
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Ther Palos
Shaughraun
Fms
Weekly Gazette
Trafalgar
Westy Concert at Wesleren Church Northam Report Delayed
A concert was held at Wesleren Church Northam on Wednesday evening. The text is unclear and a full report is delayed due to the situation.
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Wesleren
Northam
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