Protection and Prosperity in Australia Debates
The piece criticizes Melbourne's Age for pressuring government toward higher tariffs while arguing existing duties already shield local industry. It notes protected revenue via customs on imports and questions the value of maintaining costly local production versus allowing cheaper imports like hats and cigars.
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Melbourne “ Age
Australia
Melbourne
Commonwealth
Tevenue
Open-air farming and freer trade to back war debt
A editorial argues that Australia must boost primary industries to cover war costs. It contends free admission of farming machinery, and aims to grow wheat wool gold meat and timber for world markets. It urges moving men to land and embracing open-air life to build a prosperous nation.
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Australia
Eastern States mail to close at Katanning tonight
A mail for the Eastern States will close at Katanning tonight with all correspondence to be marked via Albany. The notice also lists other local matters including sheep auctions at Gnowangerup and Cranbrook on June 14 and 15.
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Eastern Mail
Katanning
Albany
Elder, Shenton and Co., Ltd
Gnowangerup
Cranbrook
Kojonup
Kojonup Trench Corbforte
Theatre Royal
Domo Cream Separator Sells Over Ten Thousand in Australia
Domo cream separator models 9 12 18 22 30 43 45 65 105 135 gallons offered with prices from £3 and terms. Attachments for power driving available. Advert shows A W Dobbin and Co Ltd Perth Richardson and Co Katanning as suppliers.
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Australia
A.W. Dobbin & CO. Ltd
Perth Richardson & CO
Katanning
Transfer and scholarly notes from Katanning district notices
Change in Post Office Mr A C Perkins, Katanning postmaster, notified of transfer to Broome and will leave this week. At Carrolup Native Settlement officials plan opening ceremony with H P Colebatch, Archbishop Riley, C McKenzie and others. An Inquiry Board will study lands at Ongerup after visits by Sutton Patterson and Steward. Minister Mitchell on wheat pool plans includes 3d per bushel advance on July 1, moving Geraldton stacks first and noting no weevils in Albany, but Fremantle and Bunbury.
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A. C. Perkins
Katanning
Broome
Perkins
Carrolup
Thomson
M.L.A
H. P Colebatch
Archbishop Riley
C. McKenzie
H. Stewart
S.l.c
W. Hall
H. Nevill
Wheat Commission
Ongerup
G. L. Sutton
Patterson
Steward
Kittanning
Mitchell
Geraldton
Albany
Fremantle
Bunbury
Commonwealth
Programme drawn for June Sports Carnival events
A sub committee met to plan a June 25 Sports Carnival to benefit the Returned Soldiers Association. Events include Maiden Trot, Open Trot, Maiden Hack Race, Konjon Cup, Potato Race on Horseback, Cigarette Race, Flying Handicap, and several athletic contests for men and women. Also listed are numerous children’s races. Mr H Gook, longtime district resident, is seriously ill in Katanning Hospital with blood poisoning.
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Returned Soldiers' Association
Sheffield
H. Gook
Katanning Hospital
Agricultural Industries Commission Sitings Across Several Towns
The Agricultural Industries Commission will commence hearings from Tuesday June 5 taking evidence in Moora Carnamah Bolgart Toodyay Jane York Beverley Brookton Pingelly Narrogin State Farm Wagin Katanning. Sessions run 10 am to 12 pm 2 pm to 4 pm or 7 pm to 9 pm as listed.
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Times
Moora
Carnamah
Bolgart
Tod
Toodyay
Jane & York
Beverley
Brookton
Pin‘gelly
Narrogin State Farm
Wagin
Katanning
Soldier settlement scheme praised by Minister at Katanning reception
At Katanning Town Hall Minister for Agriculture J Mitchell outlined land settlement for returned soldiers. About 12 men have been settled on Agricultural Bank farms in wheat areas with full support for clearing fencing housing water and tools. The scheme offers guaranteed wages, full farm equipment, and up to 160 acres free land with rental waivers, aiming to settle 4000 soldiers.
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Katanning
Mr. J. Mitchell
Agricultural Bank
Mitchell
Man Missing from Kojonup and Liberal Victory in Newcastle
A man named Richard Hicks has been missing since Sunday, May 27 after leaving Mr. O. P. Reilly’s service. Searches by Constable Wood and residents found no trace of him. In Newcastle by election, Liberal candidate Ben Twopenny won with 1,533 votes to Harvey OL’s 1,826, Liberal majority 207.
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Kojonup
Richard Hicks
Ttiv
P Reilly
Reilly
Hicks
Iissing
Wood
House of Assembly
Newcastle
S.a
Butterfield
Senate
Labour Party
BE N. Twopenny
Harvey OL
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