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Newspaper
Bridgetown Advocate
Location
Bridgetown, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 12, 1947
Page
7
A bulldozer at the Nannup recreation ground last week has made a noticeable difference and work is expected to finish soon. It also cleared debris at the Masonic Lodge and created a drive around the building.
The item list presents a grocery section highlighting vegetables fruits ice cream aerated waters and small goods. It signals a general catalog entry showing available product categories and no specific events or names.
The ceremony was conducted by Father Kelliher of Bridge- Lawn with Miss Merchant and her partner exchanging vows. A large gathering attended the church and later a breakfast reception in the supper room with toasts led by Father Kelliher. The couple departed for their honeymoon after a final farewell and dancing followed until midnight.
South-West District Trotting Council agrees in principle to let Manjimup host this year’s South-West Trotting Derby at a lights equipped course. Delegates note daylight trotting is impractical on dark ground. aim to keep Manjimup club viable for local owners and future night trots. Final approval rests with Manjimup Club and the WA Trotting Association.
Edward Roy Liddelow pleaded guilty to street betting in Mantlimup Police Court. Judges C I Doust and L J Rees imposed a £5 fine plus costs after arrest by Constable J McCarley on Giblett Street Saturday afternoon. He was released on bail.
Miss M Brown returns to the city after three months in Nannup working at the hotel. Mr G Happ left for a few days holiday, Mrs Excell arrived for a holiday, and Mr W G Candy is holidaying with the Badricks. Miss S Woods returned to the city after a weekend in Nannup. Mrs H Ammon arrived back from a city holiday, and Mrs Fredricks departed for a short break. R B Hall is currently in Bunbury. birth announced at St John of God hospital Bunbury. Busselton schoolchildren and footballers visited Nannup. Busselton proved victorious in both events. Nurse Wellington and Nurse Upton left for a few days in Perth. Visitors staying at the Nannup Hotel include many Perth residents plus Bunbury and Nedlands names.
The Rifle Club held a meeting with 14 members. The rifle range is now ready for use and officials hope to bring the sport into full swing soon.
The A grade final between Manjimup and Jardee drew a large crowd with Manjimup winning by a comfortable margin despite Jardee’s strong play in the middle and forward areas. Fred Young presented the premiership Cup to Manjimup captain Bill Armstrong. Ted Martin received the most serviceable player award, with another presentation to Jim Taylor. Jardee’s Jack Doust won best and fairest, while Norm Kazakort was named best position man.
The debate centers on losses by dairy farmers who destroyed cattle bought at a sale. Mr. Hoar calls the situation disgraceful and urges steps to prevent repeats. He cites Andrew Muir and A Fry as victims and questions Hampshire and Sons handling and vendor responsibility. A Select Committee is proposed to probe if disease was known before sale.
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