Bridgetown Road Board Departs On Building By laws
The Bridgetown Road Board held a bi monthly meeting presided by Mr W P Scott. Minutes note adoption of new building by laws and various correspondence including grass state danger to fences and buildings, praise for Cascades pens work, requests to control blackberries and rabbits, and a stance against rabbit improvement on Crown lands. Memorial road, Hester Street, and Jayes road concerns were discussed with actions left to the foreman and joint attention with Main Road Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgetown Road Board
Eee
W. P. Scott
W. Tover
H. J. Machin
H. Lake
J. J. McAlinden
W. A. Douwst
E. Hester
M. Campbell
S. Bagshaw
E. L Mitchell
Godfrey Hester
W. R. Johnstone
Cascades
H. J
L. L. Green
Same
Manjimup
Department
Hester Street
Mitchell
War Memorial
Memorial
Hester
McAlinden
M Grace
Main Road Board
Jayes Road
Bridgetown Market dispersal sale of dairy cattle and livestock
Messrs Elder Smith and Co Ltd held a Bridgetown dispersal sale on March 31 for Mr J Tucak. Buyers from nearby and distant districts attended as 87 cattle 43 sheep and one horse sold. Cattle included cows with calves at foot from £13 10s to £15 10s and forward in calf stock from £7 5s to £15 5s. sheep sold with early lambs around £14 per head. a bay mare fetched £10 15s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elder
Tyrs
Rabbit Inspector's Report Improves Northcliffe Pest Control
Manjimup Road Board hears Rabbit Inspector Mr Rooney report. several settlers in Northcliffe report pig losses from phosphorus baits on vacant blocks. Pigs found dead or sick on occupied holdings, while overall rabbit position shows improvement. Circular notices on poison cart schedules discussed but impractical. drivers urged to warn nearby settlers when poisoning vacant blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manjimup Road
Rooney
Northcliffe
Agricultural Bank
Stone
L. A. Preston
Fairbrass
Employers Let Us Solve Your Employment Problems
Bunbury Employment Bureau offers job placement services. Box 42 lists contact options with a phone line and instructions to write or call for positions. This small classifieds note targets employers seeking staff and job seekers.
Central Australia voyage by Miss Copley group
Miss M Copley from Central School joined a 51 member expedition organized by Mr Embury of Sydney touring inland Central Australia. The trip included Camp Standley Chasm Hermansburg and Glen Helen Gorge with stops from Sydney to Ballarat and back covering about 5000 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Macdonnell Ranges
M.copley
Central School
Sydney
Cotter Dam
Canberra
Wagga
Murrumbidgee
Murray
Mildura
Renmark
Clare
Fawker
Alice Springs
Coward Springs
Kurt Johannsen
Birjdun
Miss Cop
Hermansburg
Miss Copley
Glen Helen
A .Government Hospital
Australian Inland Mission
Alice ‘Springs
Hawker
Adelaide Hills
Mt. Gambier
Victoria
Ballarat
Dandenongs
Macdonnalls
Melbourne
Finke
Fawke
Red Bank Gorge
Trasport
Palm Valley
Vallow
Ted Macdammels
Ter
Mr. W. Richards
Central Australia
Baldwin Spencer
Nowra
Glen
Helen Gorge
Austtalia
Manjimup Road Board Backs Extended Bush Fire Season
At a Manjimup meeting, H J Limmer urged altering the burning season from March 1 to December 15 to February 15 to December 23 for Manjimup DenmarK Nannup Albany and Margaret River districts. He proposed Forests Department control with seven days written notice to Forestry Officers before burns. The board also favored extending running fires to December 23 and placing burnovers under Forestry Officer supervision. The motion passed despite cautions about legal barriers and past coercion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manjimup
H. J. Limmer
Forests Department
Lands Department
Agricultural Department
Denmark
Nannup
Albany
Margaret-Augusta
Sesson
Limmer
M. J. Doust
A. C. Reeve
Arianes the EE Special Fire grandest Ball of the
A garbled OCR item mentions a grand fireball event titled the Special Fire grandest Ball with unclear details and multiple broken phrases. The readable elements reference an event name and a festive gathering, but no concrete dates people or organizations are identifiable.
Minister Coverley Named Young Member of Core Ministry
A. A. M. Coverley, Member for Emberley, is appointed to the ministry. Born in Bridgetown, aged 42, he began as a postal assistant, served with the 10th Light Horse in Gallipoli and Palestine, returned to Western Australia in 1917, rejoined the Postal Department, later moved to Windham, and has represented Kimberley since 1994, winning unopposed in the recent elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. M. Coverley
Emberley
Coverley
Bridgetown
10Th Light Horse
Gallipoli
Palestine
Western Australia
Windham
Kimberley
Bridge town Blues Dominate Manjimup In Home Win
Bridge town Blues routed Manjimup on their home ground winning by 33 points. E Pearce starred with four tries while Reg Walker and teammates secured the minor honours for Manjimup. Final scores show Blues strong attack and Manjimup’s defense, with a list of players including Balton O'Brien Dakin and Scott among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgetown Blues
Manjimup
Blues
E. Pearce
Rimks
Reg Walker
Bridgetown Aerated Water Factory Ad
Local advert for Bridgetown Aerated Water Factory promoting AN Classes of aerated waters and cordials made from pure ingredients. Cordials and beverages available for country orders with prompt personal attention and support for local industry. Trial orders urged.
Registration of Dairy Sires by January Deadline
The Under Secretary for Agriculture warns dairy sire owners that all bulls must be registered by January 21 each year or the Department will take action against unregistered bulls. Owners of 1938 registered bulls that were transferred desexed or sold for slaughter must report any action to the Department. Bulls become liable for registration at nine months old and application should be on the prescribed form to the Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Under Secretary For Agriculture
Department
Department of Agriculture
Also Mentioned on This Page
Southern Cross
H. C. Bridgetown
Sutter Factory
Rose Street
Alex Rogers
Scott’s Hotel
Hampton Street
Stephen Street
Bunbury
Prince of Wales Hotel
Fish and Grills
R. Hancock & Sons
Spencer Street
Stromberg - Carlson
C. R. Pratt
Deine Sra Tao
CG. R. Pratt
Collett
Bunbury’s Leading Manufacturing
Jewedlers
Victoria Street
Westminster
Moves & Sons Builders, Timber & Hardware Merchants
Bridgetown Market
Bunbury Employment Bureau
Great Gap
Standley Chasm
Ailee Springs
Standley
Alice
Springs
Macdonnells
Boris Karloff
Universal
THE
Freemasons’ Hotel
D. S. McAlinden
E. Green
William Brittain & Son
Funeral Direct
L. BR. Nelson
D. H. Hunter
Chartelenine Boards
Hydro Biverciec Lime
Superior and
Eters
Gee
Wm. Moyes & Sons
Koxoxoxox
Otley
Ipsen Street
West
M Balton
O'Brien
Dakin
Pearce
Gibson
Duffield
Een Walker
D. Scott
W. Scott
Gomme
J. J
Mottram
A. Gittan
Roberts
U Doust
Lynch
Zignecker
Ausden W
Williams
Oxoxoxoxox
Koxoxi
Victoria Insurance Company
E. A. Feoperjohn
Busselton
R. Forsyth
Boyup Brook
F. Meagher
V. KR
Ward
H. Christi
Nla.gov.au
Nla