CANDIDATE CAMPS OUT IN PROVINCE ELECTION SURVEY
Report of Werters Province candidates touring a 600 mile northern route by motor and extending from Colne area to the South Australian border. Williamson, one candidate, seeks rest near a hospital after long travel and camping for six nights during the campaign journey. Captain Hawks earns aviation honor and highlights high speed safe flight for commercial aims. Adelaide girls Sharman and White cycle from Adelaide to Melbourne covering around 100 miles with enthusiasm despite initial joke claim.
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Werters
Colne
Horsham-Goroke
Williamson
Frank Hawks
Texas Company
Berm
Ligue Internationale Len Aviateurs
Texaro
Ameriea
Adelaide
Assolaite
Phyllis Sharan
Melba White
PROSPECTORS AT WORK AND WOOL BUYING NEWS
The Stawell Town Chair reports on prospectors equipped with picks and shovels at work amid applications for property claims and unemployment relief. North Western Woollen Mills buys 1000 bales of wool in Adelaide, plans similar outlays, with the market value near £23,000 and significant freight costs. An aramit beekeeper suffers a painful bee sting in nostril while a proposal envisions training youths in farming at Eleho Farm near Grelamg. A modern parable, a Border Town robbery, and a lookout for a health college brochure complete the page items.
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Stawell
Me. W. G! Sharples
Genmlayl Sustonauet
Ark
North Western Woollen Mills Stawell
Adelady
Victoriar
Yarm
Eleho Farm
Grelamg
Hailey
Landa
Williams
M.lc. Min
Beilieh
Commonwealth
Wheat dividend payments and British tax concerns noted
Albury manager announces second dividend on voluntary wheat to be paid May 6 at 1/11 per bushel plus freight and first advance. A London speech by Robert Horne warns of rising taxation and potential disaster, while Australia’s Dominion Secretary Thomas expresses confidence in overcoming trials and urges support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oes Wheat
Ir Rogers
Glaxiers’ Co-operative Co
Albury
Imes
Great Britain
Robert Horne
London
Robert
Germany
Belgium
Governor's rebuke and Riverina movement critiqued at Sydney dinner
At the Royal Society of St. George dinner in Sydney on April 27 Mr A H King criticized the Australian Governor General Philip Game. The Riverina movement was described by Charles Mante as a powerful but impractical force needing neutral Canberra platform support with new speakers and policies to win public opinion. Dr Watson warned that Riverina proposals risk national stability and wider hostility.
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Na.w
Royal Society of St. George
Sydney
A. H. King
Gruvral
Kareleney
New South Wales
Ir Philip Game
King
Charles Mante
Watson
Camberta
Comtes
Hanly
Wat Ever
Mr. Watson
Riverina
Aml
Canberra
Churches of Christ in Victoria hold annual conference
The Churches of Christ in Victoria held their annual conference in Carlton on April 7. Dr W A Kemp served as conference president and welcomed delegates. A L Gib spoke on The Challenge of the Times to the Christian Church. The service featured music by Hill Quarters and an address urging spiritual renewal and prayerful support. An offering of about £1 was taken for the Preachers’ Fund.
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Churches of Christ
Victoria
Lygon Street Chapel
Carlton
W. A. Kemp
R. Gebbie
G. T. Walden
T. Mogger
H. G. Hayne
W. da Way
F Southgate
Ale
Hurren
Midale
How Hill Quarters
Kemp
A. L Gib
Christian Church
Gent
Jesus Christean
Hope Masonic Mall
Kemp Felicitous
Ralph Gwhhie
Churches of Christ Hyion
Viet Bay
Brent
Renin
Hyd. Patterson
Ascot Vale
Health Dangers Highlighted At North Western Weights Meeting
At the annual meeting from shires Borung Kevkarwr Duntwda Due ammokbe Tasctoit and Laweam the health officer Dr elf spoke on weight testing and fowlstuffs analysis. He urged cremation as a public health advance citing history and rising crematorium costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shires
Vit Borung
Kevkarwr
Duntwda
Dueammokbe
Tasctoit Ant Laweam
Phe Ient
Elf
Jogwetor VA Callaway
Telford
Conneileaml
Dangee
Shahl Iasiet
Phremipt
Ian
Swan
Tramelt
Thompson
Woods Great Peppermint Dust for Coughs and Colds
An aged medicinal ad notes Woods Great Peppermint Dust claimed to ease coughs and colds. Describes uses and directions for relief during cold season with emphasis on peppermint flavor and domestic availability.
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Boyle
Firebrace Street
Horsham
Gale
Sherwin & Williams
Lancashire Insurance
A, & P, Glover
Wilson
Re Towns & Co
Nrw
Times” Office
Kelland
Tyre Service
Saas
W. E. Kelland
Royal Hotel
Anout Tyres
Iribo
Reo
Crown
Charles Motors
District Arenas
Pansent Street
REO Motor Car Company
Lansing
Big
Prpp
Ributora
Queen's Bridge Motors Pty. Ltd
Melbourne
Lulu
Floeter
Mika
O. Q. Bailey
Bordertown
Rowlertown
Nhil
Dimboola
Metbourn
Harvey
Lloyd
Makherhgh
Wsery
Tage
Jade College of
Health
Collie Street
Stethourne
Australia
Thomas
Dominion
Australia House
AL Howe
Alste
Dr. Telford
Arnold Bennett
Kear Ta
Nate Pois
Riv
Clive Hood
Bet
Riccardo
Sout Pt Co
Mine E. Glangom
Mehri
Panecrarrt
Air Liner
Southern