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Newspaper
Blackwood Times
Location
Blackwood, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
3
Bullock Team Wanted for Log Hauling in Western Australia
Wanted to buy strong term working bullocks suitable for log hauling. Company names Wilgarup Karri and Jarrah Company located at Jarnadup seek a capable team of draught animals to handle timber operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilgarup
Jarrah Company
Jarnadup
Coming Events and Local Notices from June to July
List of scheduled events across towns including Alhambra Vaudeville shows in Greenbushes and Manjimup, Elder Smith Company sales at Bull’s Gully, and government land sale. Also includes dredging claim applications by F A Moss Greenbushen, tender closings for cutting mill fogs at Greenbushes, an auction in H A Boon G G Brockman, and a Children’s Ball at Bridge Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGregor
Mickalarup
Elder Smith Coy
Alhambra Vaudeville Coy
Greenbushes
Elder's Sale
Bull's Gully
Campbell
Alhambra
Alhambra Vaudeville
Pemberton
Wrt
Alhambra Vaudeville ‘Company
Manjimup
Ing Brito Town
F. Ahd
F. A. Moss
Green ‘Buahen
H. A. Boon
Brockman
Upper Blackwood Road Board
Clildren
Bridgetown
Greenbushes Hospital deaire thanks Easter Monday sports helpers
The Committee of the Greenbushes Hospital deaire thanks the Enet er Sports Committee and all others who helped make the Easter Monday sports meeting a great success. E. R. Robinson, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenbushes Hospital
Eneter
E. R. Robinson
Bridgetown News Briefs Include Fairs And Land Sale
May births and deaths tallied in Nelson district while Bridgetown hosts a Winter Fair for Methodist Church funds. Public auctions announce land allotments in Greenbushes and Manjimup, plus a charity ball and hospital sport finances.
Dance in aid of Children's Hospital at Boyup Brook
A dance is planned in Boyup Brook on June 6 to raise funds for the Children's Hospital. Mr Wright leads the organizing, with Mrs Lancaster away in the metropolis and Mr Lancaster under medical care. Mr A Bruce runs the business in his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Hospital
Wright
Sod
Lancaster
A. Bruce
Martin
Comercial Bank
Tonce
J. Inglie
David
Mr. Goodridge
Commercial Bank
Boyup
Bridgetown
Perth
Mr. Farquhar
Proposed Orchard Tax Sparked by Fruit Growers
A letter criticizes a Bunbury conference proposal to reimpose the orchard tax. It argues the tax funds league propaganda, was used to cover a State deficit, and should not be revived though a five year limit is suggested. The writer urges fruit growers to oppose the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunbury
Prater
League
Local Bridgetown Notices and Upcoming Wedding
The marriage of Miss Winnie Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs Williams Bridgetown will take place at the Methodist Church Bridgetown at 3 p m on Wednesday June 18 Privates H and M Butcher sons of Mr and Mrs Butcher Bridgetown landed Fremantle last week Private M Butcher proceeds to Melbourne for enlistment The ladies committee thanks all who assisted at the hospital ball especially distant donors who sent butter eggs The report misnamed Mrs Dallas as president correction Mrs F E S Willmott led duties The men Phil Gray 4 C Lynam and Harry Clifford returned from service with the Colour Home again to Bridgetown from the front Inspector Brophy of anyony in Bridgetown Mr Win Wheatley nearing ninety was moved to Bridgetown Hospital and showed slight improvement The youngest son of Mr and Mrs R W Scott Fell while being kicked by a pony at Falnush Winninup received hospital care then home Friends sympathize with Mrs J Warne Greenbushes on her death after a brief illness She was visiting Bunbury with daughter Mrs J Bray Her husband predeceased her three years ago Mine Sharp of Bridgetown School visiting Donnybrook
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Williama
RC. Williams
Bridgetown
Malcolm Frasier
Methodist Church
Wedneslay
H. and
M. Butcher
J. Warne
Greenbushes
J. Bray
Bunbury
Grace Warne Dies at 69 in Green Bushes Township
Mrs Grace Warne aged 69 widow of Edwin Warne died Thursday May 29 in Green bushes. She resided in the township over 18 years and leaves seven daughters and two sons. Funeral held Saturday with Rev F F Riley officiating. Large attendance. Chief mourners included Mesdames Hewitt Burford Bray Ashley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Warne
Praveride
Mesdames G
H. Hewitt
W. Burford
J. Bray
J. Ashley
L. Warne Seous
Mesdawes J
L. Warne
Mesara
Death of District Inspector H William Wheeler in Greenbushes
Henry William Wheeler district school inspector died at Greenbushes after a Sunday heart attack aged 57. He came from the Eastern States to Fremantle Boys School then served as education department inspector and Fremantle Chamber of Commerce examiner. Funeral Tuesday drew local and district mourners with Rev Hurst officiating. pallbearers listed and arrangements by C Ry Beott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry William Wheeler
H Wheeler
Greenbushes
Fremantle
Subiaco
Education Department
Fremantle Chamber For Commerce
Gur
Hurst
Meare
J. McKay
F. Vague
B. Johnson
O. Pears
C. R. Cooper
T. Gard
Jenkins wins Hancock Cup top score at Int June shoot
Mr W M Jenkins secretary of the Rifle Club tops the Hancock Cup shoot for June, securing a third cup win and making the trophy permanent. The Hancock Cup result follows a popular victory noted among local clubs. Repatriation Committee met with Allnutt, Hunter, Phillips, Wansbrough and Lukis present. Wright and Rowe absent. Land reports for Mullalyup and Hester referred to Land Settlement Board. An application for Balingup land referred to Phillips and Wane for inspection. Mrs Wallace postponed the Peace and Remembrance Day entertainment to June 7 affecting funding for road works. Road Board notices discussed to aid employment for returned men. Wright heads to Perth to meet a returning soldier aboard a troopship. Rose, J P, recovering mobility. Sylvia Rose spent weeks in the city, returning Monday. Wanabrough back to Mullalyup after weeks away. Golf at Brooklands noted as a weekend pastime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Jenkins
Rifle Club
Jenkins
Balingup Repatriation Committee
Mesers
Allnutt
Hunter
Phillips
Wansbrough
Lukis
Parkerville
Commonwealth
Balingup
Mullalyup
Kirup
T. H. Wright
J.P
Perth
J. L. Roses
Sylvia Rose
Metropol
Wanabrough
Mullalyup Taat
Fruit and vegetable markets report steadier prices June 1919
F W Antzke Stirling Street markets notes demand remains good across fruit lines while citrus eases and overall prices steady. Peaches and pears vary by variety, tomatoes and grapes ample, potatoes high but easing, cabbage steady, pumpkins in supply with high prices, and poultry eggs honey and meat prices firm with turkey sales strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W
Antzke
Stirling-Street
Tmarkets
Ehort
Dear
Dohertys
Ben Davin
Peo
Reiffer
Neilig
Josephine
Vickers
Quiness
Persimons
Berne
Don’t Be Without It Battle of Chamberlain’s Colic Remedy
Warning to keep Chamberlain’s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy at home to prevent dysentery and stomach complaints. Claims it guards against attacks on any family member and promotes sale through Bridgetown and Greenbushes chemists with listed prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Bridgetown
Greenbushes
Welcome Home for Local Soldiers at Miners Beall
On Wednesday evening last week a welcome home was held for Sergi Fred Scott Corporal Jack Brennan Driver J Shaw and Private McDonald at the Miners Beall Greenbushes. A large attendance witnessed shields presented by J Lindsay with Rev Riley. The crowd bowed heads as Riley prayed. Mimes Bond Riley Wague performed and Mrs Boucher plus Miss OReilly provided music. Welcome Committee ladies served supper and dancing followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergi
Fred Scott
Jack Brennan
J. Shaw
McDonald
Beall
Greenbushes
Mr. J. Lindsay
F. F. Riley
Mimes Bond
Messrs. Riley
Wague
Boucher
O’reilly
Welcome Home Committee
Manjimup Repatriation Meeting and Local Match Report
A Warren Repatriation Committee meeting in Manjimup drew a large crowd despite heavy rain. Speakers clarified pension scales for blind soldiers and the duty of the Repatriation Department, with funds raised for local support. A football match Sunday saw Centrals defeat Jamindup 50 to 32 amid continuing rain and attendance records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Mesars
W. Mottram
W. Johnston
Warren Committee
Mottram
Cowboy M.H.R
Mottram Matty
Corboy
Johnston
Manjiroup
Jamnsdup
Centrale
Manjimup
Smith
Darky
Jarnadap
Wer Lage Reith
O'Brien
Kelly
Centrals
Hinds
Rexona Advertises Rapid Healer Across Workplaces
A vintage ad extols Rexona as the best remedy for daily bumps and serious skin troubles. It touts widespread use among workers around tram sheds, workshops, wharves, and factories, promising relief from bruises, boils, and eczema with a value proposition for larger pots.
Woods' Great Peppermint Cure for Coughs and Colds
An aged brief notes Woods' Great Peppermint Cure advertised in Virginia and other places promising relief from coughs and colds with a simple remedy. It references Od and 2s pricing or dosage marks.
Miss Williams to wed from Bridgetown firm ties
Indirect wedding news from Bridgetown as Miss Willian daughter of Mr R C Williama prepares to marry Lieut M A Fraser recently returned from active service. About thirty Indies gathered at the church for a drawing room event hosted by Mrs Nye with games and refreshments. Miss G Boundy presented a linen gate, praising Miss Williams and wishing her sunshine and happiness in married life. The gathering reflected wide community regard for the guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian
R. C. Williama
Bridgetown
Willistoe
M. A. Fraser
E. H
Nye
Ton Jan
Miss Williams
G. Boundy
Mise Boundy
Mine Williams
Methodist Young
Capel District Debated in South West Vermin Board Meeting
The South West Vermin District held a May meeting in Bridgetown to discuss Capel joining Bunbury. Proposals to allow Capel to secede, potential rate impacts, and border adjustments were debated with a motion to reject secession carrying. Personnel appointments and payments totalling £146 10s were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South-West Distret Vermin Board
Bridgetown
Crawford
Capel
Busbury
Herd
Séstion
W. C. Mitchell
Capel Board
J. R. Walter
Bunbury Road Board
Waleter
Perth
Bunbury
Rosa
Sumex
Preston
Vermin
Forrest
Reynolds
Pasa Ecalpa
Mesra IL
Gee
Dunkley
J. ‘Trindor
J.B. Milny
Muara
Rose
Ferree
Meswra
Mitchell
Justine Chamberlain's Remedy Promised Quick Cold Cure
An advertisement from Bridgetown and Greenbushes touts Justine Chamberlain's Remedy to rid the cold within a week. It claims to ease rough breathing and inflammation with a promise of fast relief and invites storekeepers and chemists to stock the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justine Chamberlain
Gough Fe
Bridgetown
Greenbushes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Francis H. Ick
THE
Blackwood Pharmacy
Ferndale
Hester
W. J. Livingstone
Pital
Nelson
Methodist Church Trust Fund
Tickety
Alhambra Star Vaudeville
Alhambra Star Vaudeville Company
Great Southern Line
York
Albany
Eubcceen
Southweat
R. McGregor
Mesate Elder, Smith and Co., Ltd
Greenbusties Methodist Church
Mra. Warne
Riley
Warne
Lyall
Red Cross Society
Children’s Hospital
Melbourne
Australia
Army Medical Corps Nursing Service
Director-General of
Medical Services
Church of England
St. Paul's Church
W. J. Owens
Harvey
Bredkfant
Ruridecanal
Greenbushes Hospital Sporta
Dick Young
Cowper
J. Kellyshivt
Union Brewery
Swan Brewery
F. Moss
F. B.S. Willmott
E. Shepherdson
Bailey and Sons
D. Morrisey
J. Brennan
J. Huston
Raffles
Lolly ST Ys
Cowderoy
da. Garvin
Boyup Brook
Dallis
F. E. S. Willmott
Colp Ora
Phil Gray
4. C. Lynam
Harry Clifford
Dallas
Inspector Brophy
Anyony
Bri
Mye
Win, Wheatley
Bridgetown Hospital
R. W. Scott
Winnigup
Mine Sharp
Bridgetown School
Donnybrook
Waleoma Mame Sealal
Manjimor
South West Vermin Board
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