Premier Butler Visits Jamestown and Addresses Public
Premier R Butler visited Jamestown last Friday and received a civic reception by Mayor Daly. He spoke on Labor plans to abolish Parliament and electoral reforms, warning that Labor policy would undermine regional representation and push power toward the federal level. Sir George Ritchie and others accompanied him, and the event closed with votes of thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Butler
Jamestown
Viilay
T. Daly
J.P
George Ritchie
G. F. Jinkins
A. McDouslin
McEwin
M’s.p
Memorial Park
Institute Hall
Geo. Ritchie
Mesars
Jenkins
McDonald
Gald
Labor Party
Lametown
Labor
Butler
Legislative Couneil
South Australia
Legislative Council
Australia
Woul
Jamestown Toc Notes Birthday Celebrations
The Jamestown Toc observed its first birthday on Monday evening with visitors from Te rowie and Peterborough. D Orchard and G Skurray opened with mouth organ music, a Ceremony of Light explained by Padre W Shields, and a year-in-review by Secretary C Cordon.
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Terowie
Peterborough
Mesars
D. Orchard
G. Skurray
Padre
W. Shields
C. Cordon
K. S. Chatfield
Pare F. Bennett Af Terowle
Mareh
Jamestown
Independent candidate Noonan speaks at Gladstone Institute
A Monday evening gathering at the Gladstone Institute hosted Independent candidate M. J. Noonan of Rocky River District. He attacked party preselection, urged Parliament as the decision body, and voiced views on a five year term, liquor laws, betting, wheat bulk handling, and local issues including the Gladstone water problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone Institute
My. M. J. Noonan
Rocky River District
Georgetown
F.C. Grubb
Noonan
Mr. Grubb
Grubl
Lacey
Treasury
Lyons
Rocky River Ple
Country League
Russell
Adelaide
Butler
Legislative Council
Labor Party
Parliament House
West Australia
Liberalised Land Laws aid settlers at cost to government
Government reports liberal measures in 1933 to ease arrears and secure title for settlers. Land Board adjusted over 3,000 settler cases and more than 4,000 concessions granted. Concessions include reduced rents, interest cuts, irrigation and drainage relief totaling about one million pounds since 1933. The program aided Crown lessees, soldiers, Doradilla growers, and graduates, with broader land title options from Agreement to Purchase to Perpetual Lease.
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Farmers’ Assistance and Primary Producers
Land Board
The
Assembly Polling Places in Burera Division and Surrounds
Polling locations listed across Burera Division and adjacent districts include Jamestown Revillo North Canon Bel Jamestown Mannanario Kooringa Aberdeen Bladk Springs Boobcrowle Farrells Flag Hanson Emu Downs Bright Kooringa Leigh toh Mongolata Goldfields Mount Bryan East Villalo War End Spalding Andrews Spotting Ind Washponl Rocky River Crystal Brook Beetalon Valley Crystal Brook Napperby Pirie Wandearah Watertown Cladetone Bundaleer Springs Caltowle Georgetown Ghul alone Guinare Lavra Navridy Stone Hut Tarcowie Wirabara Yaudiah Port Germerum Baroota Port Ger mein Telowie Blyth Everard Central Kybune Brinkworth Hart Koo Inga Rochester Yack Bute Alford Cuncliffe Kul pays Melton Ninnes Paskeville South Hummocks Thomas Plains Thrington Tickers Wandilta Mines Snowlow Lochiel Mundoora Feveyton Port Broughton Reihili Snowtown Wokurnal.
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Burera
Jamestown
Revillo North
Canon Bel
Mannanario
Kooringa
Aberdeen
Bladk Springs
Boobcrowle
Farrell's
Hanson
Emu Downs
Bright
Leightoh
Mongolata Goldfields
Mount 8An
Mount Bryan
Villalo War End
Spalding
Andrews
Spotting
Ind
Washponl
Rocky River
Crystal Brook
Beetalon Valley
Napperby
Pirie
Wandearah
Watertown
Cladetone
Appi Bundaleer Springs
Caltowle
Georgetown
Ghulalone
Guinare
Lavra
Navridy
Stone Hut
Tarcowie
Wirabara Yaudiah
Port Germerum Baroota
Port Germein
Telowie
Blyth
Everard Central
Kybune
Brinkworth
Hart Koo Inga
Rochester
Yack
Bute
Alford
Cuncliffe
Kulpays
Melton
Ninnes
Paskeville
South Hummocks
Thomas Plains
Thrington
Tickers
Wandilta Mines
Snowlow
Lochiel
Mundoora
Feveyton
Port Broughton
Reihili
Snowtown
Wokurnal
Independent representation debated at district meeting
The discussion praised a speaker's fine address and his best efforts for the district and state. G M Hinck and H M Pascoe thanked him for his remarks and tributes were paid to their sporting gesture. Messrs Pascoe and Black were noted as Liberal and Country League officers. Mr Noon thanked Mr Grubb for presiding.
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G. M. Hinck
H. M. Pascoe
Noonan
Pascoe
Black
Liberal and Country League
Noon
Grubb
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George
Bass
George Bass
Port Jackson
Port Hacking
Shorthaven
Jervis Bay
Twofold Bay
Wileon
Western Port
Tasmania
Abel Tasman
Bank of New South Wales
Pioneer Bank of Australia
Ata
Forgan
Forgan’s
J. & R. Forgan Limited
Crystal Brook and
Port Pirie
Hearne
Gropel
Mr. M. J. Noonan
Gladstone
Assembly
Roung
Dford
Hedford
Feneral Motors
Holden's Ltd
W. H. Scott & Son
Irvine Street
Commonwrealth Savings Bank of Australia
the Southern Union Insurance
LM. W. Judell
J. Horsburgh
Stromberg-Carlson
Jas Cne
Beecham
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