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Bridgetown Advocate

Location

Bridgetown, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Aug 02, 1946

Page

3

Pemberton Lighting Sparks Review at Road Board Meeting

Pemberton lighting system was reviewed by the Manjimup Road Board after voltage tests by engineer L Thomas. Power house read 250 volts, town 220 to 230 volts, farthest point about a mile and a half away 180 volts. improvements suggested for better service. Street lights mulled with six additions to twenty three existing.

Pemberton Manjimup L. Thomas Wells al. Smith Pemerton

Look For Signs Optician Teaches Fair Pricing Tactic

An American optician, Tom Smith, instructs his son in pricing glasses honestly. After fitting frames, if asked for the charge, reply ten dollars, then add framing and lenses as separate steps. The method hinges on watching the customer's reaction for a possible price cue.

Tom Smith

Alleged Assault Reported by Kulikup Farmer

A Kulikup farmer alleged he was assaulted by an Aboriginal person in a Tuesday night incident at Boyup Brook. Constable Gregory of the Boyup Brook Police Station is investigating. A separate complaint of threatening language by an Aboriginal person is also under investigation. The alleged offenders are expected to be brought before the Court soon.

Kulikup Gregory Boyup Brook

Sharing Inspector Debate At Manjimup Road Board

The board discussed appointing a fully qualified health inspector or accepting a temporary exemption. Bridgetown had a six month exemption while Manjimup asked for twelve months. Sharing an inspector with Bridgetown and others was proposed as a solution amid concerns over cost and meat inspection implications.

Manjimup Road Board J. Smith Bridgetown Road Manjimup Cowen J. W. Margereson Mottram Bridgetown

Country Women Meeting at Manjimup Branch Discusses Needs and Plans

The Manjimup Branch of the Country Women's Association held a monthly meeting last Thursday. They praised the Nyamup and Morton demonstrations, discussed a housekeeper request eight miles away, and planned for bus fare deposits and an upcoming September Exhibition benefiting rest room septic work. A Younger Set for Deanmill girls was proposed with Northampton activities cited.

Manjimup Country Women's Association Archer Geary Nyamup C.W. A Craig Williams Younger Deanmill McKay Bevan Northampton

Pemberton Ladies Share Stroke Title In Thursday Match

Thursday stroke event at Pemberton was jointly won by Mrs Flanagan and Mrs Davis with mixed scores listed. Sunday men reported very wet weather and few players, with Knowles and Green among the noted scores. A mixed Canadians event followed with multiple pairs and scores including Mrs McKeever and Mr Deadman winning.

Flanagan Davis Mrs Davis Mrs. Flanagan Miss Richards Mrs McKeever Crowd Mrs. Thompston Mrs. Carn Mrs. Knowles Rowdberry Mrs. Smith Roby Stableford Knowles Green D. Smith Deadman McKeever Mrs Smith Bloor Snr Rowberry Clayster Bloor Smith

Bridgetown Visit Set for Pemberton Golf Club Event

The Pemberton Golf Club plans a Sunday trip to Bridgetown for a repeat competition following a popular last year’s match. The club expects strong turnout and a similarly well received event.

Pemberton Golf Club Bridgetown

Wettest Month on Record for Boyup Brook July Rainfall

July recorded 1199 points at Boyup Brook the wettest month on record. Figures back to 1814 show 146 points as the next highest July. 1945 saw 902 points and 1918 the driest July with 142 points. Last month’s rain nearly matched all of 1940 at 1448 points for the year, with June 1945 unusually heavy. Average annual rainfall since 1914 totals 87222 points across 42 years, about 271 inches.

Boyuprook Marshall Boyup Brook Blackwood

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R. J. Wells Mr. Wells Thomas Nelson Press Mail” Manjimup Constable Gregory Country Women Meeting of Sir James Lady Mitchell Pemberton Golf Prt Urquhart Chaff Wigmore’s Ltd Aladdin Industries Ltd F. Critak and Co. Ltd Mercantile Mutual Insurance Co. Ltd National Mutual Life Association C. J. Ellershaw and Co. Ltd Shell Depot P.O. Box Nla.gov
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