Bridgetown River Reserve work and Busselton station upgrades
The Bridgetown River Improvement League approved timbering for ground lay cut next week. Extensions at Busselton railway station include an 18 foot parcels office expansion and new private booking and stall rooms. A derailment occurred in Busselton yards after tram arrival, causing minor damage. officials called it an act of Gael as crews worked until 11 pm to replace damaged trucks.
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South West Power Scheme Fails After Long Inquiry
After three years of investigations the proposed South West power scheme is doomed to failure as preferential terms for supply cited by Callierivs and Led spark opposition. Bunbury Council plans to approach Collie for a solution while government stance remains firm against favored rights. Meanwhile Knk Roads Board advances hall and office plans in Gatton with a two‑entry, two‑cloakroom layout and stone finish.
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Fire in Mr Mouritz residence prompts swift brigade response
A fire last week at Mr Frank Mouritz’s Teede street home caused a chair to burn and a gramophone to scorch. The blaze, believed sparked by a sitting room ember, was contained by the fire brigade with minimal damage and insurance coverage noted. ABBA RIVER GROUPS visit on June 13 heard local complaints and promises a new board to curb future abuses.
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Levying of rates in Kellerberrin Roads Board decision
The Kellerberrin Roads Board kept to Taxation Department valuations for this year and lowered the rate from 2d in the pound to offset higher rural valuations. The move aims to raise about the same revenue as last year while adjusting for appeals risk.
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Wise Mothers Promote Frugal Family Remedy
A 1900s style ad claims a money saving cough mixture using HEENZO with sweetened water. It promises relief for throat irritation chest congestion and bronchitis and cites thousands of letters praising FATRENZO for soothing the throat and easing coughing.
Warm Winter Apparel Selected for Long Service
A crowded clothier list showcases ladies vests and bloomers in cotton, wool, and towels, with prices from 2/8 to 9/11. Coats, wincey nightwear, and lined fabrics highlight economy specials and stocktaking bargains in wintry textiles.
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Wiley announces new head of renair department in York Street
Mr TY Wiley announces that Mr Payne of Perth has been secured to head the renair department in his netorerie on York Street. Mr Payne brings twenty years in the maine heroines trade and will oversee all branches with faithful service. MP Wiley aims to win the support of motorists in the town and district.
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Horticultural Notes July Pruning Principles for Fruit Trees
Growers should follow a definite pruning system for apples pears and stone fruits. Proper training ensures light air penetration and marketable fruit. seek practical demonstrations from orchard inspectors to learn habits and best practices. Plant deciduous trees this month if conditions allow and heel in nursey stock to prevent root drying. Train orange groves for fruit fly presence and inspect mandarins for signs of infestation.
Agricultural Fertilization and Orchard Care Guidance
Instructions urge completing planting decisions and spring ploughing this month. Second winter spraying for Han Jone scale to finish by the 9th. late bloomers like Home Beauty and Five Crows may wait until mid September. Treat old trees with scrolls and spray San Jose scale and woolly aphis with a mixture of lime sulfur and oil to protect vines.
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Ploughing and Cultivation Practices for Western Australia Fruit Growers
Farmers should finish first ploughing early this month and bring cultivators into use. Delayed cultivation risks poor fruit size and quality, as dry winters are rare in Western Australia fruit regions. Thorough spring and summer tillage supports adequate mineralization and fruit quality. Spray during pinking to control pear scab and continue spraying for orange aphids, with ongoing trapping for fruit flies where needed.
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