Lower South-West Bus Service Takes Over Rail Routes
The 3rd folding timetable announces new road motor services replacing passenger trains between Bunbury and Finlay Bay areas. Australind timetables shift with Perth departures at 9 35 am and Bunbury departures at 2 45 pm. Luggage limit is 42 lb per adult, with advance booking for excess. Passengers urged to buy tickets at local railway stations to avoid delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunbury
Jall
Flinders Bay
Nannup
Northcliffe
Boyup Brook
Hastie Heather at Perth mall post office timing change
Heather Hastie, formerly Nelson, appears with driver B Cushing. The horse 65 year old chestnut Chestnut Nelson Direct from Hastie Lou is owned by C J Henderson of Winnijup and bred by the late G Henderson. Hastie Heather had six wins in seven metropolitan races and also won Bridgetown and Harvey meetings. Mr and Mrs A Davey visit from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Hastie Lou
C. J. Henderson
Winnijup
Farmers Demand Full Time Veterinary Officer in Bridgetown
The Bridgetown Farmers Union urges a full time veterinary officer at 800 pounds a year to serve stock owners. The union, reformed at a Wednesday meeting, also calls for Western Australian salaries to match Eastern States standards. President K Walter and vice presidents Sir Henry Wilcox and G H Hester lead the group with secretary W J Morgan and committee members W S Bagshaw H Thomson Keppel Browne. Delegates for the Meat Zone Council July meeting at Boyup Brook are W S Bagshaw and A Copley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgetown
Farmers’ Union
K. Walter
Sir Henry Wilcox
G. H. Hester
Messrs
Keppel Browne
H. Thomson
W. S. Bagshaw
W. J. Morgan
Boyup Brook
Mesere
Bagshaw
A. Copley
Football Results At A Glance For Local League
Nannup 9.15 defeated Rovers 8.7 Centrals 15.12 beat Boyup Brook 12.8 Balingup 11.13 defeated Warriors 8.11.
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Nannup
Rovers
Centrals
Boyup Brook
Balingup
Warriors
Federal Minister Speaks On Rabbit Skin Levy
In a boardroom meeting, Mr. Evans questions the rabbit skin levy as a rises in skin prices. Mr. Lemmon explains the levy taxes primary producers for hat makers and signals the levy may be removed, with Mr. Waters citing eastern market price effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Lemmon
T. Waters
Mr. Evans
Re-elected Chairman Dominates Greenbushes Road Board Vote
Re-elected Chairman Mr. Guy Thomson was the Greenbushes Road Board's sole nomination at last Tuesday's meeting. He was nominated by Mr. Mc Kelvie and won backing from members. Vice-chairman Mr. E. A. Mc Kelvie received the position with the only other nomination, Mr. R. M. Browne, tied at 2 votes each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Thomson
Greenbushes Road Board
McKelvie
E. A. McKelvie
R. M. Browne
World Vice President Addresses Bridgetown Meeting
Mrs. Craig spoke to a large audience of men and women on her travels from England to Amsterdam and the Netherlands. She noted bomb damage, Dutch farming life, and the World Federation of Country Women presence at U.N.O. The event highlighted the group’s ties, with Mrs. Kirke and Mrs. Williamea assisting and supper served.
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England
Craig
D.A
Kirke
Williamea
Bigamy Charge Filed Against William Archer
William Archer was remanded to Perth on a bigamy charge by Justices Armstrong and Kirby at the Bridgetown Police Court. Police Sergeant Nicholls testified that Archer was arrested at a tin mine sixteen miles from Bridgetown. He allegedly married Rose Maria Archer and later wed Elaine Emily Spall while Rose was alive.
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William Archer
Perth
H. F. Armstrong
J. A. Kirby
Bridgetown
Nicholls
Trainor
Archer
Rose Maria Archer
Elaine Emily Spall
New Members Win At Golf In Four Ball Competition
The four ball best ball against bogey event last Saturday saw new members W Ring and R Rooke win easily. Leading scores included Ring and Rooke 1 up, Salvair and Moves 1 up, Hester and Davies 1 up, Wheatley and Peck all square, Hester and Toyer 1 down, Speer and Evans 2 down, Randell and Briggs 2 down. Next Saturday offers the 18 hole monthly trophy with Hester and Evans as stewards, urging players to arrive early to finish in daylight.
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W. Ring
R. Rooke
FR. Rooke
T. Salvair
K. Moves
E. Ss. Hester
R. M. Davies
S&s. Wheatley
A. Peck
P. Salvair
A. MacKinnon
Qa. Hester
W. Toyer
T. Speer
P. Evans
A. Randell
BE. Briggs
G. Hester
Caustic Soda Shortage Discussed By Road Board
Mr Lemmon explained a caustic soda shortage affecting septic work and blackberries in Bridgetown. Nelson Lemmon and road board member W A Doust discussed domestic production and imports, with promises to update on supplies and local destructive efforts. The speaker noted distribution through Federal and State levels and local government decisions on uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. A. Doust
Nelson Lemmon
W. A. Doust
Doust
Bridgetown
Also Mentioned on This Page
W.A.G.R. Motor Bus Service
Lower South-West
W.A. Government Railways
Australind
Fer
Trotter
Hastie Heather
Hastie Nelson
B. Cushing
Mrs. A. Davey
City
Mr. Waters
Mr. Lemmon
C.W.A. World
Smith’s
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