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Newspaper
Bridgetown Advocate
Location
Bridgetown, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 07, 1940
Page
1
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RIVATE Family has vacancy for Lady Boarder adjacent to tennis courts all conveniences This office FOR SALE Singer Sewing Machine Late Model Cheap Apply N Rankine Draper Bridgetown TENDERS Price required for necessary renovations and renewals to house in Bridgetown Particulars to Bridgetown Advocate office Tenders close on Saturday March
A Bridgetown reader lampoons the Apple and Pear Inquisition Board over strict domestic use rules. The letter mocks the numbered registration scheme, questions enforcement, and ends with a note from Moyes & Sons funeral directors defending their service after a local obituary coverage.
Bull E J Blechynden of Bridge town buys Wallatin Champagne from Leylands Fairy. Royal Commission visits Bridgetown to inspect electricity with evidence from H J Machin and E Hester. A flannel dance at Convent Hall with Don Ennis orchestra. Finger jammed incident in Bridgetown yards. Fruit packing rush boosts town. Bush fires in several directions cause minimal damage. Rabbit prosecutions loom in Bridgetown and Greenbushes courts. Bridgetown Junior Parmers Club marks first birthday with a social led by Mr Murray Little.
Bridgetown P C Association met with Mr Murray Little to discuss school improvements at Bridgetown school. The board granted street preaching rights, debated road dust and timing, and appointed Edgar Hall as temporary foreman. Annual meeting reviewed finances, elected officers, and planned visual education, library funds, and grounds consolidation.
At the annual general meeting held Monday, President L O'Brien submitted the annual report for the year ended February. The president announced a successful year with substantial good work accomplished and expressed optimism for the future.
Government Rabbit Inspector Mr Cadd stated that advice suggests feeding carcases of poisoned rabbits poses little danger to pigs or dogs, whether poison is strychnine or phosphorus. Remnants had been removed and entrails rewritten as a precaution. toxin dose would require many rabbits to be consumed.
Easter Bride at Bunbury promotes an extensive array of furnishings with attractive Easter specials. The store touts affordable prices and broad stock, inviting customers to upgrade home decor and enjoy practical, reasonable offers during the season.
Mr A A M Coverley of the State Saw Mills travelled through Bridgetown on a visit to Pemberton while Mr H Tomelty visited Victoria to see his mother. Last week a welcome home was extended to Mr Glen McAlinden and his bride. A fair was held with an enjoyable time for attendees.
Mr Gen Biggs, works foreman of the Bridgetown Road Board, resigned at the last meeting to take a job at Narembeen. The board expressed regret, praised his work, and thanked him. Members noted town improvements and increased activity, with commendations from Messrs Hester and McAlinden. Biggs thanked the board for their remarks.
About fifty guests gathered Tuesday evening in Lesser Ridge town to celebrate Miss Esme Wilks turning twenty one. She wore georgette with lace, while mauve shot taffeta suited Miss Wilks. Dancing and games preceded a supper. Mr T Gray chaired the toast to the guest of honour, supported by Mr W Toyer.
In March the Manchester Unity 10.0.F. marks 100 years in Australia. The first lodge formed in Sydney in March 1840 with 13 English members. The Loral Bridgetown Lodge selects April 6 for a special centenary event aligned with dignitaries visit from Wagin.
An advertisement features Mr Wo Ml Bath the practical tailor of Mumbury. Mr Bath is well known across the South West and war in business in Pemberton for years. Satisfaction is assured when Mr Bath is on the job.
The notes outline Passion Sunday services at St Paul’s Bridgetown with communion and daily Matins, plus Lent Evensong. Methodist Bridgetown Circuit lists Harvest Festivals at Mullalup Greenbushes Royup Brook Wilga with Rev F E James and pastor Mr Hensles White. Final ministry service for Mr James noted. Lantern Story and farm well services planned.
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