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Newspaper
Northam Courier
Location
Northam, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 03, 1910
Page
4
Nomination readins show candidates across provinces for the Legislative Council elections with several retiring members. May 13 polling date noted for East and other provinces includes Mehartry Le Viomay Thomson Drew Lloyd and Briggs among listed contenders.
A garbled list of polling stations across East Province is provided, naming numerous halls and town venues. The places include Beverley Courthouse Agricultural Hall Brookton Northam Av enitural Hall Stony Crossing Meekering Kellerberrin Yorkrakine and other rural sites, though several terms are misspelled or unclear. The document appears to be a chaotic compilation of school and hall names for local elections without coherent structure.
Fragmentary text notes postal vote officers and allied groups in an eastern province election amid jumbled place and name fragments. The readable items reference governance and upcoming steps but lack clear dates or outcomes.
A fragmented OCR list includes many surnames and place names such as Baker's Hill Bowen, Durnin, Vanderdin Hodgson, Punt, Cross, Vall, Hills, Dutes, Jobe, Marvel Albany Leake Ro Moe Wolfe, Grace thomis Tas Morredin Dull Thomas, Merlewood Bostock Norman Northam Cowan URM Heegory Tee Stewart, Bronk Hansen Wor Winker, Donnie Coombe and others. The readable text appears as a catalog of names and connections without a coherent event or narrative.
Muh 1b reports Premier Newton J. Moore arrived at Charing Cross to a welcoming crowd of officials and Anglo-Australians. He promotes West Australian land for settlers, urges European migration, and outlines labor needs and state incentives for agriculturists, stressing Australia’s potential to aid Britain through increased English settlement.
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