Bridgetown Farmers Seek Lime Deposits Reserved
Bridgetown farmers push to reserve lime deposits for agricultural use and limit exploitation by firms. council hears reply from Mr Mearman noting varied deposits coastwide and debating which beds suit farming, industry, or both. Discussion covers Lake Afton, Boronup sand field, and potential rabbit netting in relation to agriculture policy and a junior departmental role.
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Labour Bay
Mearman
Hearman
Prese Ne
Hall
Chamberlin —Traeters
Chalik
Reeceiver
Daid Mane
J. Warner
Mr Smith
Department of Agriculture
Bridgetown
Clerk of Courts
Fruit Cases Discussed At Council Meeting
A council session considered a matter about fruit boards and timber quality. Mr. Ro M Browne and the Weowe Creenhusher ranch representative spoke on the issue, noting the problem should have been handled by the Fruitgrowers Association. Members warned.
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Amougu Coe Mon
Ro M. Browne
Creenhushera Ranch Tine
Rabbits Nesting urged in urgent production push
The general executive will be asked to approach both the Minister of Agriculture and the Minister of Industrial Development urging immediate action to raise rabbit nesting production.
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Minister of Agriculture
Minister of Industrial Development
Farmers Zone Council election deferred at Bridgetown
The Bridgetown Zone Council of the Farmers Union postponed officer elections to the next quarterly meeting due to poor Labour Day attendance. With only five delegates present, motions sought to hold elections over to improve representation, while secretary prospects and club committees were discussed amid travel plans and possible branch withdrawals.
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Bridgetown Zone
Farmers’ Union
L. Dayies
Tas
Onl
Altens
R. M. Browne
Ment Li. Smith
UDI
Dt Bushford
Geraldton
Ciu
Heard
Warner
Vetersbury Club
Linue
Beth
Davies
New Zealand
Stelewate
Arthur Lee
Bowling Carnival a Huge Success in Bunbury Event
The Bunbury West Australian Bowling Association carnival drew over 200 bowlers from Perth, South West clubs, and country towns. Finalists delivered top level play rivaling metropolitan standards, with trophies presented by Mayor PF J Withers.
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Davison
Amuseh Thesiy
Muanty Mort
Carr Valk
Ewald Pervonally
Ike
Ube
Thompson
Bridgetown
Jarvig
Busyelton
Fremantle
Cottesloe
Loton
Park
Mosmull Park
North Perth
South Perth
Gosnells
Perth
Comnerial
South West
Ark
Uh Wease
Fnmla
Auth
W.A. Bowling
WABA
Ware
E.G. Lawrence
Law
Curtis
Weeny
P. Symonds
BH Rennll
Hwchak
Ho Snook
Lawrence
Wood
Rynnerseup
Price
Russell
Dimmock
Maidment
Pepper the McDonald
Vinners-Up
Bailey
J. McDonald
J. Ebunds
Dastie
Prichard
Peters
H. Cook
Jas
Addrs. P. McDonal
Bunbury
My. PF
J. Withers
Bridgetown Ride Club Shoot Sets High Scores
D Moore on Spoon to win with 87 points and the moon at Bridgetown Ride Club event. The shoot marked another stage of the W Tate trophy as BM Shephard posted an unbeatable 207 points from 210.
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D. Moore
Isle
Moon
Bridgetown
W. Tate
BM Shephard Pax
Farmers Work On Labour Day Observed Low Turnout
Labour Day at Bridestown saw only eight attendees from the local farmers council with fourteen delegates expected. The group faced mockery as they claimed to be the only workers present on a holiday while calling for more support and planning continued work.
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Bridestown
Science aids farmer to beat soil woes and pests
An article stresses the farmer scientist partnership to tackle soil deterioration, pests, and diseases. It highlights practical knowledge, equipment, and techniques to protect fertility, prevent erosion, and improve yields, urging cooperation between agronomists and experienced growers.
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Bund
Ailoplicay
Huuculne
RSL Divides Over Anzac Day Observance Traditions
RSL members clash over whether to keep the current Anzac Day half day or shift observance to the nearest Sunday. Debate centers on public holiday status, drinking rules, and potential changes to the event's timing and format.
Water Reserves Still Critical In Hester Dam
Water storage at Hester Dam on Monday reached 5.8 million gallons with weekly consumption 562 thousand, down from 603 thousand the prior week. Canal flow barely reached 700 thousand, while seepage and evaporation added about 200 thousand. Annual comparison shows 7.139 million gallons in storage and 4.3 million at Boyup Brook, with 205 thousand weekly use. Engineer J S Pearce urges watering-hour restrictions for Bridetown and Boyup Brook, limiting residents to two hours daily from 6 to 4 pm on specified days.
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Hester Dam
J. 5. Pearce
Bridetown
Sir Coral A Bunbury Cup Entry
Sir Coral, winner of the Metropolitan, is entered for the Bunbury Cup alongside the Eas Cup. Owned by Mr. F. G. Manes, the Bunbury Race Club farmer member, the horse has marked ABC. Nominations close today with predictions of a strong showing from the well bred Channel team and other two and three year olds.
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Sir Coral
Headtlauarten
Suenta
Channel
Ivane
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