Visitors Lodge at Bridgetown Hotel Reported
A series of short-term guests checked into the Bridgetown Hotel this week. J A Harwood of Perth attended, followed by A Read also from Perth on a recent arrival. The Robinsons from the city plan a fortnight stay. Lyndon James, a foot specialist, visited for two days. Others include Mesdames Rennie Coles from Perth, W A Lester from the big city, and Mosman Park visitors A and E Morgan. W P Le Leivre from New South Wales is also listed for a stay.
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Bridgetown
Bridgetown Hotel
J. A. Harwood
Perth
A. Read
Applepolis
Robinson
Lyndon James
Foot Speecialist
Mesdames Rennie and Coles
W. A. Lester
Mosman Park
Mesdames A. and
E. Morgan
N.S.W
W. P. le Leivre
Auction at Nannup Yard Offloads Varied Household Goods
A public sale in J. E. Lindsay's Yard, Nannup, at 1 p.m. lists new or nearly new items from multiple owners. Items include a fire grate, bicycle, Aladdin lamp, petrol pump, ironing board, vacuum cleaner, clothes horse, baby stroller, shovels, chains, lenses and more with entries invited.
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Elder, Smith & Co. Ltd
S.J
B.F
Monthly meeting announced for 8 p.m. in CWA Hall
The notice states a monthly meeting in the C W A Hall on Monday night at 8 o’clock. Secretary T H Eastcott signs the notice.
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C.W.A. Hall
Lesser Hall
West Perth to Play Nelson Assn Here
A West Perth team will visit Bridgetown to play a side from the Nelson Football Association on August 7. Nelson declined an invitation from Swan Districts to play in the city on the previous Sunday. The move to play a metropolitan side emerged from a Bridgetown meeting of delegates, with secretary Ben Fisher tasked to arrange Swans participation.
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West Perth
Bridgetown
Nelson Football Association
Nelson
Swan Districts
Ben Fisher
Swans
Donnybrook
Katanning
Junior Farmers Inspect Lucerne Crop at Wilgarup
Bridgetown Junior Farmers visit Mr. R. H. Rose's Wilgarup property to inspect 20 acres of Hunter River lucerne planted last September. They learn fertiliser and seeding methods, observe sub Clover and Phalaris Tuberosa, and plan to trial plots themselves with future fertiliser experiments discussed by Dr. Dunn.
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Bridgetown
Junior Farmers’ Club
R. H. Rose
Wiigarup
Rose
Dunn
R. Dixon
R.S.L. Hall
T. Windass
Balingup Secures Season Opening Win in Tough clash
Balingup triumphed over Warriors 11 goals 13 points to 9 goals 11 points as Goff Merritt departed with an injury and W Ammon stepped in. Ted Glancy and Les Bailey sparked the home attack while Kevin Blakeney and A Bailey contributed key moments as Balingup led from the center and held on at the final bell. Umpire Caddy officiated with steady calls.
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Goff Merritt
W. Ammon
Warriors
H. Merritt
M. Glancy
Balingup
Knapton
Ted Glancy
Widdup
Wren
Glancy
Caddy
Les Bailey
Simms
Williams
Jenkins
Hayes
Ball Way
Kmapton
Kevin Blakeney
Young Ammon
Baling
St. Grey
Herb
Nye
Grey
Les Guy
A. Bailey
K. Blakeney
Father
L. Bailey
Trezise
Maurie
Ernshaw
Bridgetown
Balingup 2nd Eighteen Unbeaten After Close Battle
Balingup 2nd eighteen remain undefeated after a tight clash with Warriors. Banks of Balingup led by Bailey with early goal while Warriors captain Smith stood out. Spectators crowded the boundary as Balingup fielded a stronger side in the final period and pulled ahead.
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Balingup
Warriors
Jim Prastidis
Bob Blakeney
Allan Allsop
Lou Ammon
Sid Brayshaw
Hilton Bailey
Smith
Truck Crash on Manjimup Road Injures Driver in Bridgetown
A Chevrolet truck driven by Mr Allan Scott of Bridgetown skidded in mud on the Manjimup Road on Monday and collided with a tree. The front of the vehicle was badly damaged but the low speed prevented extensive wreckage. One passenger was unhurt while the driver sustained a cut to the forehead.
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Allan Scott
Bridgetown
Manjimup
Municipal Board Plans Vigorous Rabbit Destruction Campaign
The Greenbushes board directs its vermin inspector to intensify efforts policing rabbit destruction. Notices related to this campaign are to be viewed and, if received, must be acted upon.
Eagle shot at Winnijup shows a wedge tail wingspan
A wedge tail eagle was shot on the Winnijup property yesterday morning by Mr. Malcolm Scott. The bird’s wingspan measured eight feet eight inches and it was later brought to town by Mr. Ren King.
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Malcolm Scott
Winnijup
Bird
Ren King
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