Rabbit Menace and Rabbit Poisoning Report at Bridgetown Meeting
Mr 4 H Doust reported extensive poisoning and trapping in Green bushes district. Johnston and Sons trapped rabbits five days a week for eight weeks, totaling 13 210 rabbits. Board approved poison regulations as enforced satisfactorily and ordered a letter to the Chief Inspector and an inspection by Mr Miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4. H. Doust
Vermin Inspector
Bridgetown
Greenbushes
Ames
Johnston and Sons
Johnstons
Miles
Police Court Charges In Bridgetown Session
At the monthly Bridgetown Follen Court magistrate K M Dougall heard two cases. Edward Arthur Charles Lilly of Boyup Brook faced three charges for using false number plates driving an unlicensed car and lacking third party insurance on Feb 1 in Steere Street Bridgetown. He was fined with costs or 15 days in default. Angus Campbell was charged with insulting language to H B Armstrong on two occasions, pleaded not guilty, case adjourned one month for legal advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgetown Follen Court
K. M. Dougall
Edward Arthur Charles Lilly
Boyup Brook
Steere St
Bridgetown
Angus Campbell
H. B. Armstrong
Campbell
Local Paper thanks readers advertisers and supporters
In this sixth issue, Mr. F. Semmens the manager and editor thanks advertisers, subscribers and readers for their support. He expresses hope that continued backing will enable the paper to carry on its motto Service Sincerity and Truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Semmens
Notable guests at Bridgetown and Freemasons Hotel
In town this week at Jack's Bridgetown Hotel Mrs Nelson and her Perth son Mr Letz city hair dresser Mr Hawke of Perth and several Vacuum Oil Co men Messrs Semmeny Douglas R Gnance and Wheatley. Also Mr Campbell retired National Bank manager William Street. Kingsley Watson staying in Bridgetown. Freemasons Hotel hosts for T A McInnes Photographic Studios include W G Pickering Perth architect Mr and Mrs W G Dempster Albany Mr W J Kyneston visiting Mr E P Holmes Ritter Holmes and Co Lt Col Walker and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Bridgetown Hotel
Nelson and Son
Perth
Letz
Hawke
Semmeny
Douglas
R. Gnance
Wheatley
The
Vacuum Oil Company
Campbell
National Bank
William Street
Kingsley Watson
Bridgetown
T. A. McInnes
Freemas
J. R. Brinkley
Clarkson
Captain Baker
P.O.W
Warrell
Paterson and Co. Perth
Mr. Noonan
Noon Whe and Spirit Merchants
Bridge Town Road Board discusses rubbish, road repairs and blackberry spraying
At a Wednesday meeting chaired by F Willmott the Bridge Town Road Board planned separation of dry and wet rubbish pickups with extra charges for wet waste. Greenfields Road flood damage will be repaired soon. Blackberry spraying aims for March 1 completion, with 50 percent potential waste due to late start. Levels for the hockey ground will be measured by Mr Minchin the surveyor, with Central Ward members invited to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgetown
Greenfields Road
Moore
Siggins
Minchin
McAlinden
Central Ward
Bridgetown C W A Plans Four Card Parties For Hospital Appeal
Bridgetown branch of the Coun try Women's Association will hold four successive card parties to raise funds for the Hospital Appeal. The events start last night with a large crowd expected as ladies are urged to bring a plate to assist the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgetown
Country Women's Association
Laadies
Diphtheria Case Reported at Bridgetown
At a Road Board meeting on Wednesday it was announced that one diphtheria case had been reported and the patient was moved to the infectious diseases ward at Kinbury Public Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Road Board
Kinbury Public Hospital
Food for Britain Appeal at Canp eldine Sale
At the cattle sale held on Wednesday afternoon a number of willing ladies supplied refreshments and it is estimated that about £13 was derived from this effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food For
Bridgetown Ugly Men Chosen
The Bridgetown committee selects four ugly men candidates to represent the district. Campaigning begins after house to house collection for the appeal is finished with names including Reg Hester and others guiding campaign efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgetown
Reg Hester
F Ruck
M. Milentus
Allied Nationals
R. Goodridge
C W A Younger Set Adopts Three Year Old Child
The C W A Younger Set met Tuesday evening with good attendance and decided to adopt a three year old girl from an orphanage. Members plan to knit woollies for winter. Mrs O Neill donated a gramophone to the Set and further donations are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. A. Younger
Community meeting ends after supper served by volunteers
The gathering concluded at 16 o'clock after supper provided by Misses Betty Rodda and Janice Hurley with attendees offering to pass on unwanted records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Rodda
Janice Hurley
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Rabbit Menace
F.denniss
Commonwealth Bank
Australia
C.C.B
Victoria Insurance Coy
Ustralian
Bunbury
Forrest Busselton
Forsyth Boy
UP Brook
F. Meagher
Bridgetown Crockett and Braund
Austral Cycles
Monarch Radios
Colonial Mutual Fire Insurance
Rod B. Rooke
Police Court
C.W.A. Jottings
R. S. L. Allied Nationals Sporting Bodies
Wally Meares
Finlay Campbell
Mick Milentus
Geoff Walter
Balingup
Mesara Fred Hanter
Bert Walton
Ity
C.W.A. Younger
Marina
Next Freemasons Hotel
Hampton Street
Ing Machines
Motor Insurance
Westralian Farmers Ltd
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