Three hotel license bids for Northcliffe seek growth boost
Three applications for hotel licenses were lodged in Northcliffe by J Bashford and E Fauckner with Lawley. witnesses cited severe accommodation shortages and district growth. Bashford plans a £25000 hotel, citing new houses Banks and timber works plus a planned bitumen project as drivers. authorities inspected the proposed sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bashford
Northcliffe
E. Fauckner
Lawley
Ae Bashford
W. Durack
Fauckner
L. D. Seaton
K.C
Revenu
Bobb
Jon Mee
James B ‘Ard
Thirtten
R. and I. Bank
Karri Timber Co
Hteen
Cliffe
Cess of Bashford
Jeffrey
Charles Gardiner
Arthur Joseph Owens
Ken Sanders
William Johnston
Reece
Macoonasis
J. E. Lloyd
W. J Hunt
Yanmah Gallon Licence Hearing Hears Mixed Views
Applicants push for a gallon licence in Yanmah to ease local unemployment and congestion near Manjimup hotels. Traffic officer notes worst conditions outside the Manjimup hotel. police oppose citing bottle breakages and disorder. Witnesses call it a necessity and warn it could spur wider licensing, with bench reserving decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heath
Manjimup
Yanmah
Yarmah
Strahan
R. G. Stanley
Bench
L Craig Outlines Policy for South West Province
M L C member L Craig outlines policy for the South West Province in the 2 geo Council election. He argues to abolish the Legislative Council to end party driven laws, touts past regional development, irrigation schemes, and dam projects, and calls for phased removal of price and market controls while promoting free enterprise and population growth in a freer community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Craig
MLC
LCL
Geo Council
Labor Party
Legislative Council
Anyhat Baaok
Gh Ae
Rea Rn
Look Rm
South West
Public Send-off for Fred Taylors Leaving Nannup
The Nannup community gathers at night to farewell Mr and Mrs F J Taylor who will move to Collie. Mr Taylor has sold his business to Arthur Hall, brother of Roy Hall. Roy Rowe presents a silver service set and offers best wishes for the future. The event notes Mr Taylor as a longtime member of the Nannup Tennis Club of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Taylor
Nannup
Collie
Taylor
Arthur Hall
Roy Hall
Roy Rowe
Ropes
Police Critique of Traffic Offence Investigation Discussed
Dissatisfaction with police handling of traffic accident investigations and charges was voiced at the Manjimup Road Board meeting. The board urged police to focus on protecting life and property, beyond technical offences like incorrect parking, and to address accidents endangering the public. The matter was referred to the Road Board Association for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Road Board Association
I. H. Davies
Davies
Tribute to road workers after bushfires relief effort
A Road Board meeting praised staff in the Pemberton area for long hours clearing roads after fires. Mr Hill moved to send appreciation letters to the workers and to six letters to men at Northcliffe after the busy response to the emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Road Board
Hill
Pemberton
GC. I. Doust
Northcliffe
Death of Old Settler Pittendreigh in Pemberton district
James Pittendreigh a longtime resident of the Manjimup and Pemberton areas passed away last Wednesday in Pemberton. He farmed near Ring Bark and later managed Michelides plantation before retiring to a quiet life. Survived by his wife two sons and a daughter the funeral was held at Manjimup Cemetery after a Methodist service led by Rev G Limb with pallbearers and a procession by the RSL pendice sub branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Lloyd
W. J. Hunt
State Licensing Court
Bridgetown
Mr. Ryan
Yanmah
Manjimup
Pemberton
James Pitttendreigh
Pittendreigh
Ringbark
Michelides Ltd
Michelides
Anfimup
Man
Methodist Arch
G. Limb
Newly Elected Perup Ward Member Welcomed
Newly elected Perup Ward member C. S. Doust was welcomed to the Manjimup Road Board meeting on Wednesday night. Chairman L. Thompson praised his assets as a works supervisor and anticipated his contribution to future ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perup
C. S. Doust
Manjimup
Doust
L. Thompson
Busy Bees or Buckley’s for Donnelly Road Repair
Manjimup Road Board sessions linger as E Michelides criticizes unfulfilled promises on Donnelly road works. A Hodgson report flags the route as dangerous while J Gibson likens the effort to “busy bees” and L Thompson concedes Buckley’s chance of rapid completion after a near-term work resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manjimup Road
E. Michelides
Donnelly
A. Hodgson
J. Gibson
Mr. L. Thompson
Buckley
Nannup Hospital Board Meets After Matron Kerr Resigns
The Nannup Hospital Board held its monthly meeting on Thursday night to discuss hospital welfare matters. Matron Kerr agreed to stay until Dr. Cullen arrives, and £17 was raised for funds with the chairman Mr F. Badrick praising townspeople. Matron Kerr then attended the Perth wedding of Miss Cicely Egerton-Warburton and Mr Guy Thomson. Sister Longbottom covered in her absence, with Julius Brockman and Bernie Dunnet also visiting the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannup Hospital Board
Kerr
Cullen
F. Badrick
Nannup
Nannup District Hospital
Perth
Cicely Egerton- Warburton
Guy Thomson
Sister Longbottom
Messrs
Julius Brockman
Bernie Dunnet
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Mr. L. Craig
Nelson Pharmacy
Mnay 14
RE. P. Davis
P.O. Box
Nannup Review
Badrick
Rep
Fred Taylors
Ghee
le Tive
Buckley’s
Dean Bros
Commonwealth
Stan Whitaker
Verness
Country Newspapers Pty. Ltd
James
W.A
Bridgetown Advocate
Thurs
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