Federal Elections Update from Ballarat and Mawarra Seats
The final federal election result remains awaited as absentee votes are counted. Labor candidate McGrath leads Ballarat by 4 votes after new counts, while in Il Ilawarra Burns gains push his total to a 15918 to 14189 edge for Labor. Senate figures show Pearce Lynch Needham Butcher Devies Naim leading L and O party counts with varying tallies.
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Liberal Party
Ballarat
Mawarra
Freli
McGrath
McKay
Hawarra
Burns
Northam News Roundup and Local Shifts in Staff
Mr and Mrs A J Cathie returned to Northam after a six week Eastern States holiday. Mr John Arderson transfers to Fremantle branch. Mr R A Watton of Wagin to Northam as successor. Mr Irving Coulter leaves Northam for Lands Department Perth. Miss May Dudley recovers from pneumonia. The funeral of Mrs Tatton to be held at Northam Cemetery. Mr Burchell, Fremantle Labor candidate, elected to council and active in Railway Officers' Association. seen as a promising Labor member.
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A. J. Cathie
Northam
John Arderson
National
Hank
Fremantle
R.A. ©. Watnon
Wagin
R. Burke
Loughmors
Irving
T’addy
G. K
Doctor's Hill
Meddy Burslows
Burchell
Wias
North Adelaide
South Australia
Western
Cottedlor Reach Monds
Swith Mears Winton
Langford
Railway Officers’ Association
Toy Hia
Labor Party
Far Bronchial Cough take Woods Great Peppermint Cure
A reader reports relief after using Woods Great Peppermint Cure for a severe bronchial cough. The note credits the product with easing symptoms and improving comfort. The claim reflects personal experience rather than clinical evidence.
Fine Quart Pears For Sale At Pruit Shop Ad
Local ad notes pears of the finest quality offered at Pruit Shop opposite the Courier office. The terse notice highlights a sale of fresh fruit in a small town marketplace setting.
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Watta’'Pruit
Northam Defence Forces Senior Cadets Parade Scores
The Northam Senior Cadets plan regular parades for the week with compulsory drills on Wednesday June 11 and a voluntary session Saturday June 14. A drill score tally shows Practice No 1 25 possible, Dyer No 2 16, Ni 40 24, No 4 19, Metta 29, Wilkerson 19, Broomball and Nurse 84 each, Dyer 17, No 6 40, Metta 16, Broomball 28, Nurse 21, Wilkerson 12. A Commonwealth Provost staff is forming a Perth branch to trace drill defaulters and unregistered trainees for possible proceedings.
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Dyer
Sergi Metta
Wilkerson
Broomball
Sergi. Metta
Nurse
N.C.O
Perth
Axll
Rogster
Charizes
Citizens Forces Set Two Compulsory Parades This Week
Compulsory parades scheduled at the drill hall at 2 p.m. on Thursday June 1st and Saturday June 4th. Arrangements for a forthcoming military ball are in progress with the date likely fixed in August.
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Thursby
Golf Bocey Competition at Northam Club Tomorrow
Northam Golf Club to host a bogey competition tomorrow after noon, with a follow up visit from Cottesloe players a week later. Advertising fragment mentions fruit shop promotions and a moral of doing right.
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Northam
Tammin Weather Alarms Farmers as Seeding Surges
The Tammin district faces drought fears amid late calr and feed shortages, but farmers press on with unprecedented seeding pace. Tom Packham may hold the local seeding record, while Mrs Gladstone returns from Terth and Tammin mourns a bank manager’s wife death in Northam. The Tammin football match sees Goomalling edge Tammin by nine points in a tense final period.
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Tom Wackham
Tammin
H Heehow
National Bank
Allen
Northam
jSehiclex
Church
Mugg
Kellerberrin
Nor Tham
Messrs
Donnan
Cr Masters
Packham
Up Kill
Goomull
Made & Stevue Mt
Taumin
Hille Loox
Ines
Kincalk
Plu
Wimners
Korrelocsing football match ends in six goal win
Korrelocksing Association opened with Benjaberring football where the home team defeated the Visitors by six goals nine behinds. Wattison Lexiere Davis led the winning side while Virgin Chambers Campbell Bright and Riches starred for the losers. An afternoon tea followed and a barn dance capped the outing as polling day drew near.
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Karehen
Wyant
Wimius
Wattison
Lexiere Davis
Virgin
Chambers
Campbell
Bright and Riches
Dave
Opporton Qing
Davies
Goomalling and Dowerin Play Hard in Season Debut
Saturday match in Goomalling drew good crowds as Goomalling led by A Hills met Dowerin with G Hatwell guiding the visitors. Goomalling opened strong scoring three goals by half time, Dowerin replying after the break to level scores at three quarter time. A football club formed with officials appointed, seeking West Northam ground play and regional challenges, with a 3d subscription and weekly practice urged.
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Goomalling
Dowerin
A. Hills
G. Hatwell
Hatwell
Ueturn
Deverin
I. Dowerin
Secreta
Donohue
Erthany
Satan Iterniows
MIL Acceerites
Askel
West Australian loan shows mixed reception in London market
A London correspondent reports that Western Australia’s loan at four percent drew strong skepticism from financial writers who feared failure. Despite underwriter support and underwritten public uptake, observers note the loan's modest public participation yet praise the government’s prudence in securing favourable terms amid Balkan tensions and tight money globally.
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London
Ukatou
Joan
Balkans
Eather
Uebec
Manieach
Westralia
New Zealand
Stoc’s
Pariyasse
Western Auneralian
Lanedon County and Westminster Bank
Western Australia
Republic of China
Popela
Ite Treasurs
Farcizn
Alficin
Eastern Districts Association football premiership fixture
Tomorrow match between Union and York at West Northam ground promises an exciting exhibition as two strong teams are chosen from a long list of players including Union selections and York contenders.
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Tomorrays
Union
York
Ube West Northam
Uwenek
Fixtures for Union and York tournament rounds listed
The record lists first round games on June 3 Union versus York and June 14 Union against Tondyay, with further matchups on June 21 Paderal vs Fork, June 28 Union against Federal, July 12 Tulylyay versus York, and third round on June 19 York versus Federal.
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Union
York
Tondyay
Paderal
Fork
Federal
Tulylyay
York tennis players tour Northam club in good day of play
The May Reserve Tennis Club hosted York players on Monday with both ladies and men competing. York defeated Northam Ladies 8 1 while the visiting side won two men’s doubles matches and overall five sets to four. Players Edwards Adams Callahan Wilkerson Fussell Mumble Middleton contributed to the scores.
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May Reserve
York
Edwards
Scott
Eizh
Aso
Northam
Adams
Fussell
Humble
Folmendes
Middleton
Callahan
Wilkerson
Mumhir
Eduiendes
Land Board approves Northam district land grants and scores
The Land Board meeting in Northam yesterday awarded multiple land lots including Avon and Melbourne locations to several bidders such as W. S. Marden and Wm. Nicholls. Nearby, Northam beat the local team at home by five points with full scores listed. an ad for Rondo horse and cattle feed appears on the page.
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Land Board
Eld
Northam
Northamshistrict
Roar
Messen I.E
Camm
District Surveywe
Frank V. Cooke
John Robinson
John Lynn
Toy Recht
Korrelooking
Marden
Wongan Hills
Melbourne
Wm. Nicholls
Avon
Jiwa Aeres
Jones
Partridge
Trawes
Eres
Winge
Ponts
R. Holdeworth
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Victoria
New South Wales
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Tasmania
Remmel
Bal- Iarat
McIfrath
Ian
Wremantle
Hedges
Kalgoorlie
Frazer
The
Senate
Mise May Dudley
Edward Dudley
Fie. Hockett
Defence Forces
Citizan
GOLF
Mrs. Gladstone
Terth
Norray Wanderers
Goowalling
Korrelocking Association
Benjaberring v. Wyalk Atchem
Goomalling Association
British Association
Canada
W. Potter and CO
Courier” Office
Miss Pearce
Eastern Districts Association
Vision
Southam v. Neighuoring
Kennedy Bros. Outfitters & Mercers
England
Kennedy Bros
Northam Land Board
Northam v
Queensland
West Australia
Chas, Hormann
Rotherhamts
Raton
Stewart Dawson , Co
Hay ST
Sydney
Brisbane
Throssell, Son & Stewart
the Big Store
W. J. Stewart & Sons
L. Urwin’s
L. Urwin
Bank of
Henry Wills & CO
Lille and Prevente Nry
Wills and Co
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