Public notices and a Northam farm sale announced
Local items recount a Geraldton Indies couple seeking road repair material from the Municipal Council and a Northam executors sale by Elder Smith and Co. Ltd offering an improved Goomalling farm near the railway station with stock. The piece also notes electoral debate, market sheep listings, a ratepayers meeting, and moralistic commentary on dairying.
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Geraldton Indies
Sheston Stree
Elder
Northam
Messrs Elder Smith and Co. Ltd
Acrus
Northam, Messrs
Elder, Smith and Co
Wobin
Wongin Mullewa
Maloney and Gregory clash over Western Australia election turnout
Dr Maloney of Melbourn cites electoral returns showing Dampier at 72.4 percent and Kalgoorlie at 84 percent, arguing the lowest WA turnout was in Gregory’s Dampier seat. Gregory doubts the claim and accuses the member of error or theory. The exchange ends with Gregory not pressing the argument further.
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House of Rops
Si. Gregory
Dampier
Western Australia
Maloney
Melbourn
Gregory
Fremantle
Kalgoorlie
Perth
General Country Party Platform Highlights
The platform outlines reforms to align federal and state roles, curb overlapping laws and taxes, and improve efficiency across governments. It calls for veterans’ support, proportional representation, producer representation, unrestricted market access for producers, anti-trust protections, cooperative enterprises, selective immigration, and restrictions on public enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Stite
Prize Poultry Listings From Mr F A Hamersley
Auction note from the well known breeder Mr F A Hamersley lists Barred Plymouth Rocks White Buff and Black Orpington eggs and birds for sale. Prices shown as SETTINGS 10 6d indicate a historical currency reference.
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F. A Hamersley
Plymouth Rocks
Prize Poultry Show Crowns Black Orpington Winners
At the Eastern District Poultry Show in Nottham August 1 and 17 1918 Antony’s Champion Birds won Blue Ribbon with display pen taking first and special prizes Black Orpington Cockerel also earned first and special prizes among entries including Black Orpington 5s White Leghorns 5s and 5 Special gates for eggs from Champion birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaxtern
Nottham
Convent Schools Annual Concert Delights Northam Town Hall
Northam Town Hall overflowed for the St Josephs and St Anthonys Convent Schools event with high class choruses, graceful dances, and impressive instrumental solos. Father O Donnell lauded the sisters and parents for their work and praised the musical program ending with the National Anthem.
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Northam
St Joseph’s
St Anthony's Convent
Father O'Donnell
Parente
Min N McInerney
Merry Society
Rockert
W. Chidlow
Bells of Peace
E.phillips
Misa W. Dugnan
Angel
Child
M. Withnell
Vietherney
Forward
Chidlow
Leeson
BE Hyde
Tresise
B. Anderson
Golding
Leeday
Our Toys
Savage
KE Mower
Brick-n-Broo
B Anderson
W. Duggan
Rockett
W. Leeson
McTnerney
V. Chidlow
Masters K. Chidlow
N. Forward
P. Tresise
Withnell
L Leeder
K Chidlow
L Dyer
F Delmage
Carter
Hurry
Freind
Langdon
McKenny
Miss E Sermon
Miss E Phillips
W Duggan
Downie
Doherty
Friend
Anderson
Red Cross
Mise Philli
Mise G Sermon
Three Bears
Master T Phillips
L. McManus
M Lynch
K Uhidlow
Boves
Pupila
Mists
Rundger
F Phillip
Jormey
Mo Doyle
Wheat dumps discussed for Western Australian rail link
A deputation led by Mr Harrison urged the Honorary Minister to establish wheat dumps along the proposed Yorkrakine North Bannine route for a survey of the line. The minister said the issue is a government matter and the survey decision rests with colleagues, with farmers facing costs if dumps are approved.
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S. Stubbs
Met
Svat
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Northam Bacon Factory
Throssell Street
News and Notes
Norilany
Eider, Smith and Co
Gardiner
Northan
Beo'clock
Eugene Davenport
Sambo
London
New York
Waloney and
Brusie
Feneral Country Party
Antony
Sylvia
Easton
Onecarter & Bar
Convent Schools
Martin
Australia
Martin Pharmaceutical
Southyampon
England
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