Public Works Party Contract Tenders for Koyrretgh
Official notice announces tendering for renovations under Public Works Party Contract. Named parties include the Minister for Works, Public Works Under-Secretary, and related civic bodies. Date and localities referenced include August and Nar than Police Station.
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Public Works
Vntit Wool
Vurtivallrs
Narthan
Merpediq Y
Korrlocking School
CCA
MAINT
Northam Municipality Avon River Improvements
Unclear OCR text describes Avon River work and ratepayers duties to report damage to trees and property. Mentions town clerk and bylaws requiring notification.
Unregistered Dogs Notice and Election Meeting
Unregistered dogs must have licenses by August or face legal action. G. Whitlock, Secretary, warns owners. A Labor candidate election meeting is set for August 20 at Railway Institute to organize campaign efforts. Attendees urged by supporters and party members.
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G. Whitlock
Senate
House of Representatives
Railway
Ropu
Tabor
Goomadag Road Board
St Johns Ambulance Association Meets in Northam
The St John Ambulance Association, Northam, holds a meeting in the Presbyterian Schoolroom at 7 30 pm on Tuesday afternoon. Dr Rockett will present the first lecture as part of the course reduced to 2/6 7d. Mrs Turtoh, Hon Secre.
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The
St. John's Ambulance Association
Northam
Rockett
Presbyterian
Turtow
Northin
Australian Expeditionary Forces Ladies Sew Warm Clothing
Describes women urged to help equip Australian troops by sewing and providing warm clothing. A meeting convened by E Bernard at the Mayor's Barber, with a call to assemble on Thursday at four o'clock. Details remain unclear due to torn text.
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Maor
E. Bernard
Patriotic Concert Planned by Women of Patriotic Songs
August program organized by Women of Patriotic Songs with choruses and music. A dramatic sketch by Mr and Mrs Pryes is slated. Admission free with booking. Plans open Wednesday at Ivimeys. Theme titled Gow Save the King.
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Mes
Dhunes Hunter Inl Hodges
Pryes
Ivimeys
Meckering Roads Board Rates and Notices 1914
At a Meckering Roads Board meeting held in 1914 the board resolved to levy rates by rateable property within wards under the Roads Board Act schedule. Details include prescribed district areas and rate in the pound for district generally and for improved value. Also notes a lost brown mare with white blaze branded CA in the paddock, owner to claim or for sale to cover expenses.
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Meckering Road Board
Niy
Lewts
Roads Board
Gower
Cheriton
Chairwon
Labor Party aims for steady progress through effort and reform
A 1910s voice defends the Labor Party’s belief in continual improvement of social conditions through persistent effort while contrasting Liberals who doubt broad change. The piece cites figures like W. T. A. O'Connor and discusses prisons, hospitals, and urban squalor, urging public action and civic responsibility. It also lists local notices on licenses, road boards, and community events.
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Labor Party
Australia
Laborite
Beatrice
Marold Reghie
Bowt
W. T. A. O'Connor
The Federal Campana and Labor Party Choice
The piece urges Labor voters to cast every vote for Labor candidates Coffey and Gregory, detailing protections, farm interests, and party loyalties. It contrasts Coffey as a steadfast Labor ally and protector of farmers with Gregory as a Liberal Party adherent who aligns with protectionist policies.
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Federatioll
Senate
House of Representatives
Laborandidates
Ue Tabor
Aney
Labor Party
Dasi
Coldey
Labor
Piebuld
Mer
Gregory
Liberal Party
Warty
Coffey
Munin
Tachor
A. O.conmir
Labour or Liberal Confronts War’s Global Scale
Editorial argues Labour offers universal social uplift while Liberalism is despairing about progress. It claims Labour champions social improvement for the masses and asserts Liberals would resist change for the sake of profits, condemning their market faith as flawed.
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Europe
Australia
Sen
Tabor
Liberal Party
Community show planning and local notices dominate August meeting
Local society members discuss a one day straw show, dates, and subsidies. York Beverley Toodyay concerns require adjourned talks with a proposed October date. Public works financings, school tenders, and rural telephony plans accompany refreshment licenses and road board appointments.
Arbitration court roles in Australian labor disputes debated
W. H. A. Connor argues Liberal critics misjudge the Federal Arbitration Court. He defends the system dividing powers between the Federal and State courts, noting evidence-based awards by Higgins Burnside and colleagues and dismissing fears of bias or “ruthless” rulings. He suggests visits to sites unnecessary and stresses proper representation of employees and employers.
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Anl
Wil Australis
Wuey
Adustralia
Nile
Melbourne
Werth
COUL
Justice Higgins
Justice Burnside
High Court of Austriiia
Federal Court
State Arbitration Court
Burnside
Federal
State Court
W. H. A. Connor
Obituary notices record multiple deaths in district
The week reports the deaths of Mrs Cor, a resident of the districts, who died in hospital on Sunday morning, leaving a husband and family to mourn. Alfred Jessop, son of the late Benjamin Jessop, died after a lingering illness. his funeral was in Northam with Orange Lodge members present. Walter Watson J died suddenly at the Commercial Hotel, with post mortem confirming natural causes. Funeral arrangements and church officiants are listed for each case.
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Alee
Cor
Wyaleatenem
Privileus Wespital
Purslane
Alfred Jessop
Benjamin Jessop
Perth Pube Hospital
Northam
Terre
Marshall
Orange Lodge
Meerew
Waltian Watson J
Commercial Hotel
Rockett
Father McDonneh Hein
Durslowe
Obituary of Senator McKegor and Maiden Name Update
The late Senator McKegor who died was born in Septhend in 1848 and came to Australia in 1877. He served in the Senate from its establishment until this year, though nearly blind for much of his life, he was regarded as well informed in federal politics. The report also notes the engagement of Mr Conite of the WAS Government Railways Northam to Miss Ally Kehlgren, eldest daughter of Mrs S Kehlgren, at South mutury.
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HK UK
Vera
Duadlowner
Chess
Surin
Italy
Pale Omy
Martin
Wilding
Adddiewum
Air Liatpeiley
Sulal Wold
Air Wilding
York
Beverley
Bell
Northam Society
Hancock
York, Beverley and
Toodyay
C. Mills
Burchey
Wikting
Senator McKegor
Septhend
Australia
Aly
Grater
Weaver
South
Nustrin Wall Legislative Council
Rich
Tistferow Philiscie
Conite
WAS Government Railways
Northam
Ally Kehlgrem
S. Kehlgren
South Mutury
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Mercantile “Agents
Kellarserrin Content
Wolakint
Weat Northam
Wyeras
Wyeras Fovse- Cairdner
Perth
WATTS
Fitzgerald Street
Tuone Central
Pps
Hay Street
Vertil
Harrison Kirocer
Pitzgerald-street
Public Hotice
Public -Atice
J. G. Beard
Katanning
Norv
Antrusta
TUK
A. 4
Castiedine
Kotham
Slalonery
Wrivins
Kas
Dee Cardamt
Witihday
Werbling
Taos
Northam News Agency
Northam Nyas Agency
Hobart
Drummond & Co
Walter Dutton
Wort
Amy
Teu
Goomalling Roads Board
Goomalling-Toutyay
Ross Well
Wunahin
Watourmouring
Boehams Clearing
C. B. Edwards
George Wis
Ci Wit Thomas and Co
Commercial Union Assurance Co- Emee, Shenton and Co
Farwis
Aus
Vuageraldstreat
Salvatios
Ube
Alter Vatove Theatre
Fitzgerald-streat
Northam Municipality
Avon
Colwil
Mets
Vorndel Snr
Warren
Conaeg
Sant Stat
Palace Pictures
Southebrook
Near Agricultural
Hall
Transhiye Wall
Goomelling Road Board
Cart and Carriage Licenses
Australian Expeditionary Forces
Town Hall Northam
Werkering Roads Board
Madame Hastie
Fermoy Private Hospital
Scott
H.E&. Bartlett
Stirling Street
Corvet
Euphonium
Gourthype
Iyiz
Dy Goduillinge Road Board
Hannonings
Holt
Chuithle
Rauwar
Postil Votex
Cues
Unis
Che ‘Poe
Sonmedton
Sorthat
Sulin
Betbard
Uae
Public Works Department i
Kerra Locking School
Wyaleatehem
W. J Smith
C.D
Meckering Road
P. Sermon
F. J. Anthony
Tielo
Canacubbine
Ralway
Piurscingeen
Mel OW
Nehari
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