Western Australia Farmers and Settlers' Association meeting notes
The Executive Council of the Farmers and Settlers' Association of Western Australia met with present members including A Monger as president and M T Wating. The group granted leave of absence to several members, discussed wheat shipment rebates, and protested against any federal or state government share. They planned a business advisory group led by Messrs Gardner and Muray, and thanked Gardner and Muray for their service. The board addressed prices and market fears, agreed on a three month food supply for October to December, and approved accounts totaling 128 pounds 2 shillings.
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The
Farmers and Settlers’ Association of Western Australia
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Messrs, A. Monger
M. T. Wating
Prowse
W. G. Burges
A. al. Rowan
Vo HL. Spencer
B. L. Clarkson
J. Duce
E. H. Absolon
J. Hawker
K. Fairbridge
Messrs
S. H Johnson
E. Powell
H.W. A. Tanner
FP. W. Steere
Car
W. E- Courthope
AMA
My. AV. EE
James Gardiner
Parliament
Hiss
A. J. Mowris
Daeiers and Letters Association
Perth
Leside
Ass Muttay
Padlury
Gardner
Muruty
J. Gardiner
le Munay
AL Jo Morgen
Prayse
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Spencer
Avis
Tony
Tocantiendatiaes
Goward
Mi Warnsbreaith
Alhambra Bars in Western Australia Offer Warm Retreats
An early article extols Alhambra Bars as the ideal beer and wine venues in Western Australia. It describes their climate friendly drink options, clean premises, and vestiges of traditional winter comfort while noting regulated operations under local authorities. The piece highlights the Wine Cellar and Alhambra's halls, praising ambiance, service, and reasonable prices for meals and beverages.
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Australia
M. Pe FevKo
Bundyths
Hay & Barrick
Horrock
le Athansbiey
Alhambra
Sara
Ashara
Varenek Street
Royal Arcade
Spain
Castlemaine Ane Emir
Iples
Barnen
Albanita
Gapogers
Alphates Eal Priory
Girl Rides Emu After Rescue On Lake Eliza Station
Miss Alberts Munraschenz, 14, rode to aid a tired emu hunted by dogs near Roche. She restrained the pack with a riding whip, then mounted the bird, gripping its neck as it bolted. The emu ran nearly a mile before tiring, the girl keeping control and preventing further danger. She reported no lasting injury and would not repeat the feat.
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Lake Eliza Station
Roche
Alberts Munraschenz
George Domaschenz
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How Emigrants Carry Money
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