Enthronement of Bishop Redding at Bunbury Cathedral
Crowds fill St Pauls Cathedral Bunbury for the enthronement of the Right Reverend Donald Lewellyn Redding as Bishop of Bunbury. A reception followed with fundraising appeals and praise for the new bishop as he begins his duties. The ceremony included a 1 0 o’clock Communion and plans for ordaining Leonard Mauger as priest.
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St. Paul’s Cathedral
Bunbury
Donald Lewellyn Redding
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Counccil
Perth
Mening
the Key
R. E. Davin
HM. Morris
Lins Bishoy
Antd Sn
Dinome
Redding
Bianop Red
Ding
Itu
Clerey
Rhe Chui Hall
Xbeeehen
Bate
JaoniNy
Bal- Ingup
Elney
A. H. Tassel
Foundations Completed At Bridgetown School Project
Foundations for Bridgetown's vw school are completed after severe rainfall caused delays. A heavy truck slid down an embankment spilling metal, which was dumped away and reused in small quantities. The RSL Hall received a fresh coat of paint with additions finished, and Bert Rouse works on decor.
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Bridgetown
Commercial Bank
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Hall
Farm Improvement Scheme Progress Report
The Minister for Agriculture Mr GB Wood told Parliament that 17 applications have been received under the £900,000 dairy farm improvement scheme and none refused. He said about 4,650 acres will be cleared under the plan.
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GB. Wood
C. H. Henning
Henne
Scout Notes Report A Bustling Evening At Camp
Instructions to scouts reduce night outings. Last Friday 26 boys attended an outdoor meeting at Kookaburras. Host suggests pats and lines for activities. A Friday session was noted with a new plan and outdoor games.
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Seeombi
Kookaburrs
Carnival plans fuel Manjimup South West Football meet
Plans for the 1951 South West Football Carnival in Manjimup are advancing with all accommodations booked and many away fans expected. The Warren Football Association, hosting since 1939, aims for an event equal to or better than prior carnivals. Key Friday matches include Waxtets vs Buchbury and Busselton vs Collie at Bridgetown, with Sunday finals and division runners-up events scheduled across Manjimup, Bridgetown, and surrounding venues.
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Manjimup
Warren Football Association
Honou’s
Collie
Warren
Warren Association
Amy Previens
Waxtets
Buchbury
Bussellonsind
Chile
Bridgetown
Busselton
Bun
Buses Run From Bunbury During Carnival
Special railway buses operate from Bunbury for three carnival days. Buses depart Bunbury for Mandiup at 7 15 am Friday with return fare from Bunbury set at 8 shillings. Saturday service leaves Bunbury for Bridgetown at 2 30 pm with a return fare of 18 shillings 9 pence. Sunday services run from Bunbury at 8 am for the final, with buses leaving the football grounds after games conclude.
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Bunbury
Mandimup
Nunimup
Bridgetown
Bubury
Government backs select committee on lime and phosphate use
The Government agrees to a Select Committee to study using lime with superphosphate or phosphate rock to improve fertilizer efficiency in WA. The debate covers sulfur imports, soil health, and pasture trials, with concerns on department capacity and potential risks. Strong entities include the Government, Jamal Mearman, and Western Australia.
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Editoriat Omees
Jamal Mearman
Western
Australia
U.S
Bouth-West
Sen
Barth-West
Department of Agriculture
Gelect
Lund
Lime Committee Receives Farm Evidence On Lime use
The Parliamentary Select Committee visited Mr. Farleigh's farm to inspect lime use and hear evidence from residents. The group, including J Houtman as chairman, spent hours examining progress with lime and super. Publicly, officials noted strong support for more lime research and another district visit may occur.
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Aw. Forlvgh
Parliamentary Select
Freemanon's
Hou Wiken
Meatman
iColonel O'Connor
Sujsport
Colonel O'Connor
Apex Spring Fair to feature chop events and carnival
Apex fair organizers announce a Bunbury Recocation event on Saturday November 24 1951 with two main chop events the Apex 1 open underhand and Apex 10 in maiden underhand. Funds of 110 pounds allocated for chopping contests and 80 pounds for eyeling events organized by South Bunbury Cycle Club. Nominations close November 9 with WA Chopping League secretary Mr Marshall at Yarloop.
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Bunbury
Satorlay
Jock Johnston
Nui
Souths Bunbury Cycle Club
Learue
Mr. Marshall
Yarloop
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