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Newspaper
Northam Courier
Location
Northam, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 03, 1910
Page
2
A cluttered ad lists many items priced low including blouses, robes, costumes, quilts, blankets, eider quilts, and velours fabrics. It notes velvet cloths, flannelette, and tweed caps, with heavy discount marks and varied colors. The chaotic column emphasizes sale prices and broad selection for shoppers.
A statement from a candidate appealing to VHE electors outlines intent to represent Bent Province in the Legislative Council. He pledges impartial scrutiny of legislation and aims to foster peaceful, mutual understanding among classes while promoting a prosperous social fabric.
Tenders are invited for repairs and renovations to the Railway Institute at Norham. Specifications and information are obtainable from the Secretary. Tenders close Monday May 9th at 12 noon. Lowest tender need not be accepted. Submit to P Rady at Robert Street or Good She 1 Northam.
Northam Municipal Council reports £4700 current year revenue and steps to notify ratepayers of upcoming levy actions. Prosecutions loom over unlicensed milk sales, theft case leads to six months, and railway construction support advocated for Wongan Hills to Yilgog. Northam Agricultural Society to hold stock parade on August 10 with prizes. Boy scouts formed with two patrols under Hemmingway and Rudd. Health board fines planned for Grass Valley committee over nuisance. Cowan proposes costs. A kidney and bladder remedy tour ends with broad interest.
A meeting of the Railway Institute Committee at the Institute on Sunday last decided to invite tenders for hall renovation, with bids closing on May 9 at 12 noon. Readers are directed to the advertisement in another column of this paper.
At Thursday night’s Local Board of Health meeting Health Officer Dr. Rockett reported two diphtheria cases two typhoid cases one from Kellerberrin one tuberculosis case and one erysipelas from Doverin. He warned of approaching outbreak risk urging milk and water boiling and throat care. Prosecutions were decided for noncompliance with disinfectant use and notices will be posted inside all WCs.
From Our Correspondent reports settlers confront Labor Fusion policy shifts and the coming railway extension. They urge government action on irrigation and water supply as drought and bank delays strain holdings, while vowing resilience and reliance on local papers to press officials.
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