Progress of the Western Australian Co operative Movement
A visit by Victor Riseley editor and Newman Hall inspector highlights co operation gains since 1914. Riseley cites capital, turnover, and shareholder growth, notes federation links with Eastern States and New Zealand, and reports a London buying agency plan. He urges farmers to buy more shares to fund expansion and stronger federation positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northam
Victor GC. Riseley
Newman Hall
Westralian Farmers’ Ltd
Courier
Mcdigeley
Charles Harper
Producers’ Union
Riseley
Capital
Urnover
Western Australia
New Zealand
Westralian
Basil Murray
Cooperative ‘Institutions of
Newnd
Australia
Westralian Farmers Ltd
London
Mane
Central House
Sheep Shearing Contest Delayed At Local Fair
A garbled notice notes sheep shearing will continue at the fair with the usual expert shearer absent due to unspecified reasons. Initial remarks indicate delays or changes in the event schedule and possible replacements being sought.
Advertising inquiries address and contact details
An address at George's Terrace Porth offers advertising inquiries services. The secretary can provide full information upon receipt of a communication or a telephone call. The notice emphasizes easy access for city and interstate advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George's Terrace
Amours
Victorg Criseley
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CO Operative Movement
W.A
Riveley
Western
Australasia
Matton Spotsen
Empire
Commonwealth
Mr. J. DOY_E
Vibeneco
Mesers Ree
Uarter
Bare
Jack Mars
Howard Street
Perth
J. HK. Carte
Northam Saloon
Western Australian Provincial Press
Association
Rabaul
New Britain
Laman Savings Bank Department
Agena
James Kell
Denison Miller
Koro
Goi
Motal Northam
West Northam
Frank P. Cornelius
Wellington Stree
J. M. Russell Proprietor
Barnett
Fussell
A.c.mccorry
Station General Commission
Nungarin Hotel
Nungarin
Carter & Semple
Genea Ccarters
Doverin
Joe Devlin
Peop