Board votes to fund tennis courts and fox bounty raise
The board agrees to raise the fox scalps bonus to 10d and spends £150 on preparing tennis courts for Bridgetown children. Debate over spending levels, roads, and other works continues, with further moves on graveling, sand, and road grants. The meeting covers stock issues, spraying for blackberry, myxomatosis planning, and temporary worker tents at a mill site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress Association
Moore
Wheatley
Bridgetown
W. G. Jones
Parents and Citizens’ Association
C. P. Scott
W. G. Meares
K. T. Smith
Memorial Park
UK Milk Board Members Visit Bunbury Australia
South West Co operative Dairy Farmers Ltd host Mr B R A Harvey welcomes UK Milk Marketing Board members on a Bunbury visit. The party includes vice chairman Mr W R Trekaine scientific adviser Dr J Edwards and former representative Mr M Morrey. Discussions cover artificial insemination progress and milk compensation concepts at Taunton Vale Property and local farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South West Co-operative Dairy Farmers Ltd
BR. A. Harvey
Bunbury
United Kingdom
Milk Marketing Board of
England and Wales
W. R. Trekaine
J. Edwards
Morrey
W.A. Milk Board
W. E. Stannard
P. Proloney
Master Dairies
Perth
W. Noakes
H. Johnston
R. A. Harvey
L. A. Woolf
Cc. W. Thompson
Dardanup
Johnston
Taunton Vale
Harvey
Royal Commission on Petrol Sought by Bridgetown Board
Bridgetown Road Board plans a unified petrol price policy for Western Australia by requesting a Royal Commission. Members cite high costs and seek support from all state road boards to back a price investigation and potential Standard charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Commission ON Petrol
Bridgetown
8. V. Wheatley
C. P. Scott
K. T. Smith
Rifle Shooting Defeat in Commonwealth Team Matches
In South Australia the Western Australia rifle team lost the Commonwealth team match with a total 1848 to Victoria 1869. E A Taylor scored 193 and J Wise 194 led individuals. Ainsworth topped WA with 146 in the two day aggregate, while other shooters posted several possibles across 500 to 900 yard ranges. The Queen's Prize concludes Thursday over 800 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Australia
W.A
E. A. Taylor
J. Wise
L.A
J. Hull
M. Waterhouse
Victoria
N.S.W
Queensland
J. Boyes
Vic
Leo Dove
A. Huxley
Christians
W. Kent
A. L. H. Ainsworth
A. Bee
W. H. Hackrath
M. Menghint
W.A. Riflemen
W.capes
M. Menghini
Shell Dealers Evening in Bunbury Draws Wide Attendance
About 25 Shell Oil Co. dealers representatives and departmental superintendents from Narrogin Manjimup and Yarloop dined at the Rose Hotel Bunbury Monday night. The district manager J Taylor presented 10 and 15 year service badges to long serving members. Perth staff F Egan and C Limb joined the occasion with Mr Taylor presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell Oil Co
Narrogin
Manjimup
Yarloop
Rose Hotel
Bunbury
Com
J. Taylor
Shell
Perth
Messrs
F. Egan
C. Limb
Taylor
Nebulous replies at fruit cases field day debate
Orchardists discuss the value of field days and prize the idea of revisions to the awards act. Horticultural officials and growers share experiences while plans for a state marketing scheme for apples are debated and delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Hester
Orch
I. Cc. Peirce
W. G. Jones
H. R. Powell
Department of Agriculture
Mr. Scott
Scott
The
Perth Association
Tllingworth
Legacy Appeal receives £117 16s 10d in donations
The Bridgetown Legacy Appeal reports total donations of £117 16s 10d with earlier acknowledgments from the State School badges sale £2 0s 9d and the Women's Auxiliary RS L at £55 13s 0d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgetown
Women's Auxiliary
R.S.L
Warriors End Season with Life Member Honor
Warriors Football Club celebrated the season with a buffet tea at Bridgetown Hotel. Club president E A Duncan announced Mrs F Faithfull as the first life member for long service, with trophies awarded for A and B grade fairest and best and other season awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warriors
Bridgetown
E. A. Duncan
EK. Ferguson
E. Robertson
Ben Fisher
H. Nesbitt
Duncan
Parking area plans emerge from local board meeting
The board discussed improving the road past the cemetery and a possible big cul vert at Ashley's to drain swampy land and aid gardening. They considered reserving town land for parking and examined Roe street and Geegee lup Brook options while debating a second ward member and a casting vote for the chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley's
Ashley
Sargant
Manolas
Moore
C. P. Scott
Roe Street
E. C. Siggins
South West
Department of Local Government
Seaton Ross Ward
B Grade Grand Final On Sunday
The grand final of the B grade competition between Warriors and Boyup Brook will be played next Sunday. Warriors, a young fast side, are fancied to win the pennant after last year’s final where Boyup Brook prevailed. A follow up match between Nelson carnival team possibles and probables will occur after the B grade game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warriors
Boyup Brook
Field Day At Northcliffe Dairy Farmers Invited
Dairy farmers are invited to attend a field day at Mr. E. Rissing's property Northcliffe on Monday September 22 from 10.30 am to 3 pm. The event is conducted by South West Co operative Dairy Farmers. Addresses will be given by Walter Noakes L Rikard Bell and F W Nivison. Refreshments will be pro-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Rissing
Northcliffe
South West Co-operative Dairy
Walter Noakes
L. Rikard- Bell
F. W. Nivison
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Walter's Road
Smith
Wilgarup
Sankey
Maranup Ford Road
Blackberry
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H. J. Eastcott
Roe
J. Tucaksen
A. F. Tate
Thompson's Road
W. K. Walter
U.K. Milk Board
Shell Dealers
Doust
Fruit Fly Advisory Committee
Powell
Peirce
Mount Barker
Minister of Agriculture
Sir Charles Latham
W.A. Pruitarowers' Association
Keverena
R. E. Doust
L. S. Davies
Illingworth
Mount Barker Association
Slingworth
Ees
Messrs. Jones A. B. Time
J. Hearman
M.L.A
J. L. Brinkley
Brinkley
Hearman
Vermin Board
Mr. Wheatley