New Zealand Tourists Praise Scenic Diversity and Lawful Touring
Mr H E Lindsay returns from a North Island tour visiting Auckland Hamilton Rotorua Taupo Tongariro and Waitomo Glow Worm Cave. He notes beautiful scenery clean roads strict taxation and government supervision of transport and police. He warns that business worries persist despite modern homes and signposted roads.
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Pa'ingup
H. E. Lindsay
Isla
New Zealand
Lindsay
New Bea
Auckland
Wellington
Hamilton
Rotorua
Lake Taupo
New Zealand Perpetual Forests Co
Mt. Tonghirrera
Piperkiki
Wanganui
Dominion
Reegent NZ
ANZAC Day Observances Planned in Bridgetown
Anzac Day events are scheduled for Bridgetown next Tuesday with a dawn service at the Town Hall and a afternoon general service at the same venue. Returned men will assemble at 54a aan and march to the memorial before the afternoon gathering led by Mr J F Smith and ministers James and Strugwell. Music will be provided by the Bridgetown Repertory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgetown
Town Hall
Rssil Bridgetown
J. F Smith
James and
Strugwell
Bridgetown Repertory
Nelson Football Association holds annual meeting at Greenbushes
The Nelson Football Association met on Tuesday April 18 at Greenbushes presided by F Gordon with officers elected including H Omelty as president and J Ramage as vice president. Delegates discussed a disputes committee, season start May 7, fixtures, umpire recruitment, travel allowances, and data submission requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Football Association
Greenbushes
F. Gordon
Messrs
Tysoe and Thompson
Boyup Brook
J. Ramage
B. Fisher
Warriors
H. Tomelty
F. Maslin
Rovers
F. Scott
Centrals
E. N. Little
Tysoe
Scott
Messrs. Ramage
Tomelty
Ramage
Gordon
Nelson Association
Tomelly
Hexas
Mr. Ramage
Donnybrook
Printed and ae by the lessee
The fragment appears to note printing or registration details for a lessee named FE N Little with references to an office and a western state location. The readable text is incomplete but suggests generic publication or filing remarks rather than a full event. No clear persons, organizations, or dates emerge to establish a distinct news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. N. Little
Steerestreet
Western
GPO
Truck Tragedy Near Nannup Leaves Five Injured One Dead
Five men traveling on the Nannup Bus selton road were hurt when a motor truck capsized. Shingler died in Busselton Hospital, Viner died next day, Wright and Vincent remain serious, Gilbert improved. An inquest opened into Shingler’s death noted steering gear failure as a possible cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Shingler
Nannup-Busselton
Busselton Hospital
William Viner
Edward Wright
Harry Vincent
Brian Gilbert
Shingler
Busselton
A. R. Bovell
P.P
M. Molloy
Joseph Edwin Bovell
Viner
Gilbert
Janet Vincent
Wright
Molloy
Nannup
Ebb Tide and Dinner at the Ritz lead color era film notes
The piece highlights Technicolor marvels with Ebb Tide featuring Oscar Homolka Francis Farmer and Ray Milland as a key color screen achievement. It reviews Dinner at the Ritz starring Annabella through Paris Monte Carlo to the Mediterranean yacht in pursuit of a father’s killer. It also touts Live Love and Learn and Four Men and a Prayer with Loretta Young in a perilous journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Homolka
Francis Farmer
Ray Milland
Monte Carlo
Mediterranean
Mr. Montgomery
Adventree
Lorettal Young
Picture Night Aids Bridgetown Parents and Citizens
Through the courtesy of Mr Kanzler the pictures next Wednesday evening April 26 will be in aid of the Bridgetown Parents and Citizen's Association. The programme is a very good one and it is to help a worthy cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanzler
Bridgetown Blues Versus Rulingup Bowls Result Summary
Bowl match report lists players Bolton OBrien Dakin and Pearce plus Darby Murray Morgan McDonald Doust Lynch Zinnecker Austen Donaldson Allsop Bailey TD Scotth Secor Elder PF Peare Micon Tiare Menagolia Laxgee. Final score shows 68 78 with scattered figures 21 7 68 78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. T. Bolton
O'Brien
Dakin
F. Pearce
Darby
Murray
Morgan McDonald
R. Doust
Lynch
Zinnecker
Austen
Donaldson
Allsop
Bailey
Scotth W. Secor
Ari PF. Peare
Aya Be. Se Micon
Tiare Menagolia
Lax Gee
Local Business Directory Snips and Services
A collage of advertisements across Wellington Street and Bunbury areas lists portrait studios, tailors, motor services, hotels, cafes, a modern sign company, and various small goods shops. Notices include photographic studios, Lanwglance Motors, Keith Jessop tailoring, Hatlway cafe Manjimup, Marthurs service station, Dardenup Hotel, and other regional sales and services.
Correspondence Policy Pledge From The Paper
A disclaimer states correspondence is the writer's views not the paper's and publication does not commit the paper to those views.
Local Fruit Packers Warn About Bridgetown Sheds
A letter to the editor warns local fruit packers to beware contracts with Bridgetown sheds. It urges vigilance regarding job guarantees and emphasizes preference for non Bridgetown hires, cautioning workers to consider loyalties and work quality before committing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claus
Teresting
Bridgetown
Does Australia need conscription in wartime debate
A letter critiques the article on conscription, arguing democracy and duty require universal service and national registration. The writer cites Britain, France, Germany and the U S to defend compulsory military training and rejects voluntary service as insufficient against modern totalitarian powers.
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Australia
France
U.S.A
Gether
England
Eubows
Auckland Geddes
Frazce
Austria
Bohemia
Hitler
Muscolini
India
South Africa
Australasia
WS. Wagner
Revup Brook
Bunbury Court Jails Trio In Vehicle Theft Case
In Bunbury Police Court on April 17, Lawrence Prosser received one month with hard labour for unlawfully taking a motor car at Bridgetown on April 11. Ronald Hill and Malcolm Rodgers faced related charges. Hill and Rodgers pleaded not guilty. The court also linked thefts of a watch, sugar, spice, poppy seed and onions from Griffiths and Graham, with guilty pleas from all involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunbury
L. W. Stotter
R.M. Lawrence W. Prosser
Bridgetown
Forrest Park
Prosser
Ronald Harry Hill
Malcolm Rodgers
Hill
Rodgers
R. Heulin
Lawrence William Prosser
Johnston
Heuling
Griffiths
Graham
Stirling Street
Ovbey
Bridgetown RS S L L subbranch holds monthly meeting
President Mr John F Smith chaired the session discussing July 21 Paddy's Market Anzac Day plans. Members invited the 25th Light Horse Regiment to join the march and precede two minutes of silence with mention of returned soldiers. A Dawn Service reminders and cleanup, fundraising, Rah competition, and meeting date changes were discussed.
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Bridgetown
Rs.s.ll
John F. Smith
Whittett
Panton
25Th Light Hors Regiment
Notice of House and Building Blocks for Sale
Notice invites inspection of a spacious house opposite a convent and a few valuable building blocks. For full particulars apply to R Shanahan on dace Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Shanahandace Street
Do Not Miss the Bridgetown Repertory Ball
A local theater presents the Bridgetown Repertory Bil in the Town Hall on Thursday May 4. Promoters tout a grand event billed as the season’s premier ball with a special performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgetown
Thursdy
Local arrests reveal sentences for Prosser and others
Police with Prosser aid uncover suppressed articles. TV and Rodgers receive cumulative sentences. Prosser faces one month imprisonment with costs. The report notes ongoing penalties tied to prior sentences.
Catterick V Sunnyside Bridgetown cricket final stage clash
Catterick met Sunnyside on Sunday afternoon at Bridgetown Showgrounds in the Bridgetown Cricket Association final stage. Catterick scored 30 33 10 0 2 8 2 2 0 2 2 0 0 2 2 2 with Wheatley taking 6 for 8 and Walker 5 for 19. Sunnyside replying with Wheatley 6 and Palmer 3 for 19 led by strong Lathwell and Walker bowling performances. Second innings saw consistent batting from Machin not out and Garside, while the bowling tallies credited Palmer Walker Knocker and Evans in the tight finish.
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Catterick
Sunnyside
Bridgetown Cricket Association
Bridgetown Showgrounds
Dilkes
Garside
Wheatley
White
C. Perks
Palmer
Lathwell
Braund
A. Lathwell
Giblett
L. Walker
Palmer A. Giblett
L. Perks
Jay G. Giblett
K. Lathwell
A. Machin
Walker
Walker E_ Giblett
L. Machin
A. Giblett
Silkes
Evans
G. Giblett
Webee
E. Giblett
L_ Machin
Bryce
Knocker Crowd
K. Machin
Private screening at Bridgetown Town Hall April 24
Directors of the Sangara Rubber Plantations Lt. announce a private screening in Bridgetown Town Hall on Monday April 24. The program includes newsreel comedy Backyard Broadcast and feature Penrod's Double Trouble. Admission by card only, apply to Mr H L Jones Rose Street Bridgetown for tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sangara Rubber Plantations
H. E Jones
Bridgetown Town Hall
Penrod
H. (. Jones
Rose Street
Bridgtown
Bridgetown Road Board Votes Result in Southeast Ward
The Bridgetown South East Ward election saw Geo Wond defeat the sitting member T E Machin among 58 ratepayers on the ward roll with only two votes cast for the other candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgetown Road Board
Geo. Wond
Hail Damage Sympathy Expressed at Bridgetown Meeting
At the Inez gathering of the Bridge Town Fruitgrowers Mr H J Machin president reported the president of the WA Association expressed sympathy to Bridgetown growers for hail losses in recent years The group decided to thank him for the expression of sympathy.
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Inez
H. J. Machin
W.A. Association
Bridgetown Badminton Club Opens 139th Season
The Bridgetown Badminton Club opened for the 139th season with Rev Father Lynch speaking. A medal tournament followed, with seven minute sets and prizes for top scorers. Miss L Hastie won the ladies with 37 strokes, H Nesbitt the men with 40, and runners up were Miss N Coverley and M Waller.
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Bridgetown Badminton Club
Father Lynch
Dick Shanahan
H Nesbitt
Miss L. Hastie
N. Coverley
H. Nesbitt
M -Waller
Mrs. Churack
M. Waller
D. Fleeton
R. Edwards
M. Gower
White
J. Kirby
R. Dilkes
M. Tyers
T. McInnes
RK. Sage
B. Ellis
L. Hastie
B. Kirby
D. Shanahan
R- Edwards
M. White
R. Lake
D. Pleeton
R. Fleton
R. White
Churack
B.elis
J. Lyons
RB. Kirby
Mr . Shanahan
Mr. B. Fleeton
No Caverlew
K Erwards
M Tyres
Mr. T. McInnes
R Lake
Mr. B. Ellis
Bridgetown Ball to Be Held Thursday May 4
Do not miss the Bridgetown Ball the Town Mall hosts on Thursday May 4. The event promises a grand evening with music and dancing in a festive town gathering.
Wedding Bells at St Engid's on Easter Monday
On Easter Monday April 10 at St Engid's Roman Catholic Church Bridgetown a nuptial Mass united Miss Cowley youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Cowley Bridgetown with Mr Twomey youngest son of the late Mrs Twomey of Perth. The bride wore white satin with floral yoke and net edged train. Bridesmaids Miss Cowley and Mrs Hamilton wore Devon green frocks with rust accessories. Best man Mr G A McAlinden and groomsman Mr LR Nelson. After the ceremony a breakfast and reception for about 40 guests was held at the bride’s parents home. The couple will honeymoon in Busselton and Perth and reside in Kalgoorlie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Engid's RC
Bridgetown
Mona
Cowley
Tom
Twomey
Perth
C. J. Twoney
Elsie Cowley
C Hamilton
Natron
G. A. McAlinden
Nelson
Louie McAlinden
Father Lynch
F. F. Scott
Busselton
Kalgoorle
Hockey Club Dance Draws Strong Bridgetown Attendance
In Bridgetown there was excellent attendance for the Hockey Club dance held in the town venue with many members and guests enjoying the evening and socializing.
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Bridgetown
Euchre Parties Begin Series At Convent Hall
The first 1930 euchre series opened last Tuesday in Convent Hall with six weekly parties. Prizes include 1 pound for top aggregate, 10 shillings for second, 5 shillings for third, plus two 10 shilling cash prizes. Ladies serve supper after each event. sessions start promptly at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iit
Collision near Tweed Road Kills Several Sheep
On Tuesday evening Mr Reg Johnson driving along the Tweed road collided with a flock driven by Mr R G Evans. The impact killed several sheep and left others injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reg. Johnson
Tweed Poad
R. G. Evans
Caterpillar Tractors Demonstration Films Shown Across Wheatbelt
Caterpillar Tractor Company films presented by Wigmores Ltd to business groups and government departments in Perth and the wheatbelt. The show depicts tractors at work in orchards on roads and hills, hauling logs and tackling difficult terrain. Screenings planned for Bunbury Dinnnybrook Bridgetown with dates in late April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caterpillar
Wigmores Ltd
Caterpillar Tractor Company of America
Wheatbelt
Perth
Chamber of Commerce
Bunbury
S Pain
Bedford Guild Hall
Donnybrook
Road Board
Bridgetown
At & Pm
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Balingup
Anzac
Gordon and
Gentrals
River Asociation
Margaret River-Augusta Association
Margaret River
Peeing Ramage
W. Fr. Ellis
Terminus Hotel
Messrs. and
Ellis
Scott and Ramage
Messrs. Gordon and Maslin
W.A. Ce
Thompson
Age
Vsiting
Tometty
Parents and Citizens' Association
Bridgetown Blues
South West Business Directory
South West
South-West
Kirup
Manjimup
Pemberton
Northcliffe
Restella
Wellington Street
Saabery Telephone
R. Gowen
McKercher's
Victoria Street
Chinnery
Stephen Street
Plasterite Lining Boards
Manjimup Boyup Brook
Dardamp
Pringe and Wheatley
Lanwglance Motors, Ltd
Ing Duco
Reiss
Keith Jessop
Arthur Street
Waterloo
Bunbury Road
Ford
J. W. Hicks
Hatlway Cafe
C. J. Beal
Mcarthurs
Perth Road
Std
Oea
Dardenup Hotel
Bob Toy Law
Best Tailors
MES
Beavis Tea Rooms & Confectionery
Modern
Sign CO
Reavis
Hampton &J
McCaw
Maacrows
Tephen Street
Jennybrook
Kookabuera
Maslin
Hampton St
Wagner
Prime Miniserers Department
Canberra
Chevrolet
Sydney Atkinson Motors Limited
Town Trail
Sir Talblt Hobb
Rahbig
Ron Fisher
Chas. Geen
Wauchone
Ro M Brown
Don Walter
Tick Meares
Twomey—Cowley
Victoria Insurance Company
E. A. Peoperjobn
Forsyth
F Meagher
V. R. Ward
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