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Newspaper
Northam Courier
Location
Northam, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 22, 1913
Page
2
In furtherance of Mr. Hugh Mahon s candidature Senator De Largie at Mr 4 B Stubs MAA will tour the Eastern Districts addressing meetings at the following places.
Bon Marche Stores advertises itself as a house of bargains with discount pricing. The copy emphasizes bargain offerings and low prices.
Report from an Axios era detailing a Friday gathering where Minister Wie W. Th and Northam faced questions on river projects. Delegates planned May gathering and Mayor involvement, with mentions of North and a trade company. The piece notes cooperation terms and Liberal government stance amid Harbor issues and corporate ties.
Farmers are invited to request small sample packets of Florence Hert, Yandilla King, Warren, Rayaly and related cot wheat strains from the Wheat Velvet program. A community social planned for Wednesday includes a varied program with a special race night, overseen by a committee led by Mrs KL Haurag and Mr Tom Morrell.
A Perth area report recalls a public speech by Minister Mir We Totinnstiin on the Goomalling extension and Labor government public works figures. It contrasts Liberal and Labor expenditure in water, rail, and rural development, noting completion of 191 extensions and substantial investment across infrastructure while criticizing opposition claims and presenting comparative totals up to March. The piece mentions costs for water supplies, railway construction, and workers homes, with figures for both governments and a push to highlight the Liberal stance.
The article outlines campaign notes for federal elections including references to referenda discussion rules, candidate comment restrictions, and a touring schedule. It covers appearances by Hugh Mahon and Sen. Henderson in Western Australia, detailing train routes, city stops, expected dates, and public meetings as part of the electoral outreach. It also comments on party positions, including protectionist vs free trade stances, and notes mixed sentiments within parties about policies and state affiliations.
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