Australia’s Prime Minister Described By Herald Reporter
A New York Herald impression of Australian Prime Minister William Morris Hughes during the Peace Conference portrays him as a loud, deaf speaker with limited awareness of proceedings. The description notes his reliance on aids, reliance on interpreters, and prioritization of a New Guinea claim, provoking frustration among delegates.
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Guy Hickok
New York Herald
Australia
W M Hughes
Hughes
Tall
New Guinea
Government Land Sale by Auction in District Lands Office
At 1am on June 14 the District Lands Office Northam hosts land auctions for Baandee Bruce Rock Dalwalline Hines Hill Kellerberrin Merredin Nokaning Pitharra Quairading Trayning Wyalkatchem. Town lots priced from £10 to £400 with removal costs £250 payable on hammer. locations include 1a, 6a, 2r and various acreages.
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District Lands Office
Northam
Baandee
Bruce Rock
Dalwalline
Hines Hill
Kellerberrin
Merredin
Nokaning
Pitharra
Quairading
Trayning
Wyalcatchem
The Strand Cafe Expands to Cater to Families
The Strand Cafe at Next Tattersall's Hotel Fitzgerain Northam announces a greatly extended menu and expanded seating to welcome families. Proprietor promises civility and attentive service to all patrons.
Liquor House Ad Highlights Farm Folk Customer Base
A vintage ad by Dow Hart Rogalasky and Devlin promotes the best liquor brands at The Home of Farmers and Business People. It emphasizes reliability, good stabling, and a steady customer clientele.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Government Land Sale
Harry Brookes
O'Hara
Fitzgerald St
W.A. Bank
Hobart
the Strand Cafe
Tattersall's Hotel
Fitzgerain
A. Broom
Ladies & Gents Tailor
Next Shamrock Hotel
Bohemia Hotel
Murray Street
Perth
Arthur J. Tunney
Wagin and
Dumbleyung
Garge Frees
Alex Tomlinson
George McCreery
Vic McCreery
Carter and Co
Norman Brew
Lato J. Adams
Cab For Hire
Northam Motor Garage
E. Kirkman
Cornerwitzgerald Street
Peel Terrace
Doodenanning
York
Wood
Rogalasky and Devlin
Good Billiams
Mace Buuoks
Puvemics
Northam Courier and
Dowerin Mail
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