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Newspaper

Northam Courier

Location

Northam, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Oct 13, 1916

Page

5

Hughes Announces British Purchase of Australian Wheat

The Australian Wheat Board meeting in Melbourne reports Britain agreed to buy hundreds of thousands of tons of wheat under a favorable price. The deal relieves Commonwealth tonnage duties and frees funds for next season’s crop. It eases freight pressures and signals strong farmer prospects amid good rains. Britain’s duty to Australia is cited as a reciprocal obligation.

Melbourne Australian Wheat Board Mr. Hughes Ife Commonwealth Commonwealth Bank Hughes Britain Australia

Senator Russell's Position

Statement by Mr Hughes indicates the Australian Wheat Board, meeting today, would consider the proposals that Senator Russell favors, noting his support for a particular line of action on the board.

Mr Hughes Australian Wheat Board Russell Aety Moe

Silo Visit and Endorsements at Byfeld Farm

A small group toured Mr. A Byfeld's farm to inspect a silo for fodder as the district leader Hon J Mitchell praised the venture predicting butter production gains. G L Sutton the Wheat Belt Commissioner urged all farmers to adopt ensilage and ensure silos for year round stock feeding. Refreshments followed courtesy of Mrs Byfield.

A. Byfeld J. Mitchell Byfeld Byfell G. L. Sutton Wheat Belt Byfield

Quality Suitability and Value in Hats by Carter and Co

The Northam millinery sale promises Quality in every model with perfect colour, shape, and style. Try on hats to feel Suitability then compare prices to confirm Value. Carter and Co guarantees to please every woman in the district.

Carter and Co Northam

Board comments on invitation to Senator for England trip

Thorn the Victorian Minister for Agriculture and vice chairman noted the board had invited Senator Russell to travel. Mr Hughes later said the matter heated up in today's meets and had not been decided at any meeting he attended. Russell, a ministry member, had not heard of the proposal beyond press reports and did not know the grounds for the suggestion.

Thorn Senator Russell Hughes Russell England Hagelthorm Gested Mets Australis

St Luke's Day Services and Parish Activities Noted

The Anglican church announces St Luke's Day Holy Communion at St James Church at 7am next Wednesday, with a 3.30pm Mothers Union meeting, Litany, and Gift Afternoon to furnish stalls for the December 13 Christmas Fete. Also updates on Sunday School Teachers planning October 25 Spencer's Brook trip, Admittance Service for G.S. girls, Scout activities, and Sunday parish programs led by the Rector.

St. James Mothers Union Spencer's Brook Barlong Tate Mothers’ Union Girls’ Friendly Society

Last lambing yields quadruple lambs in Tenindewa district

Mr W H Stokes, a Tenindewa farmer, reports a ewe born four lambs at last lambing. Two survive, two died soon after. He suggests such small flock yields would be financially better than rust-proof wheat experiments, noting Mt Stokes’s farm as an example.

Geraldton W. H. Stokes Tenindewa Mt. Stoke

Northam Community Sends Cigarettes To Frontline Lads

Major Milner appeals for tobacco for Northam lads at the front. The Pa consignment includes a Black Cat tin from Mrs Tim tt. Pte. Roy Mitchell, a Northam favorite, expresses gratitude for the gift saying Northam sent much to the front and he has had two months in camp in England.

Northam Harnett Mitchell England

National Service Opens in Connedon for Registration

Monday marked the opening day for registration of men aged 21 to 35 for Citizen Forces in Connedon. Lieutent Burch oversaw the tally with 67 registered in three days, only 6 deemed fit, 21 exemptions mainly for farm laborers. Exemptions to be reviewed Monday when the local camp opens.

Connedon

Local man seeks commission after military college may

Mr J W Stubbs a local ind who grew up here and now holds a position in the AUF has gone to Duntro m Military Training College to qualify for a commission in the Forces. He is popular and well regarded by all who know him and is favored to rise to the top.

J. W.stubbs Lnd AUF Duntrom Militry Training College

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. S. Dale Imperial Anglican Church News James’ Parish West Northam Mra Haining Shaw Haining National Service
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