VESSELS IN PORT LISTING MULTIPLE SHIPS AND DATES
A fragmented notice lists ships in port with origins and captains. Asurvans from Fremantle Capt Hendry 0 3.804 tons. Montrosa from Port Elizabeth Capt Anderson 084. ytons. Borrowdals from Natal Capt Janssen 1181 tons. Alf from Fremantle Capt Cay Andersen, all under Millars' Co agents, with dates April 20 May 4 and May 22.
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Asurvans
Janota
Hendry
Fremantle
Montrosa
Ytons
Anderson
Port Elizabeth
Millars’ K and J.co
Igo2) Ltd
Borrowdals
Capy, Janssen
Natal
Millars’ Co
Alf, Nor Bque
Cay Andersen
Bunbury Herald: Local notices and community happenings
A Bunbury Herald column notes diverse items from Bunbury including a critique of local woods and infrastructure plans, a court case over short weight meat charges with a 10 shillings fine, Salvation Army services led by Captain Mead, a Bunbury Hunt Club hounds meet at the Federal Hotel, July statistics on marriages deaths and exports, and a Wesley Church sermon by Rev JT Tillee with choir anthem.
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George Armstrong
Bunbury
R.M
W. J. Owen
Salvation Army
Mead
South Bunbury
Bunbury Hunt Club
Fedral
Wesley Chuyeh
Tillee
End of Winter Bargains At Cornish Drapery Store
A Busy Benbury edition reports Cornish Drapery Store clearing winter goods with window bargains on millinery, blouses, gowns, sweaters, and neckwear. Local notices mention Thomas McDowell dispensing chemist services, Andrews Pictures and Ben Hur show success at Lyric Theatre, and plans to tour Osterley’s Pride stallion and Commodore. Also covered are Augustina Church sermons, cemetery improvements, and Banbury court actions for disorderly conduct with penalties.
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Cornish
Giyla
Iudies
Banbury
Thomas McDowell
Mediesl Hall
Spancorstrost Fouth Banbury
Cohen and Pickering
Beachlands
Yarloop
Bunbury
Osterley
Pride
Commodore
Victoria
Osterlag
Atnd
Resignation sparks stir in Western politics and town updates
Sir John Forrest’s dramatic resignation as Federal Treasurer signals party tensions with Labor dominance. Locally, Bunbury hosts a bustling show effort and railway prospects spark excitement as the Collie Narrogin line gains attention. The Tourist Association outlines plans and a Bunbury week is debated amid council resistance and new committee activity.
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John Forrest
Labor Party
Bunbury
Collie-Narropin
Advic
MeCullen
Narrogin
Taken
M‘larty
Soldiers Gossip From Bunbury Navy Gym and Parade News
Soldiers gossip from Bunbury recounts Sgt Carl Hole’s recovery and future life, local troop parades planned, wrestling and boxing attractions, and a church parade forecast with 60 infantry expected. A Brookhampton-Donnybrook ball, gymnastics feats, and a wedding gift advertisement close the column.
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Carl Hole
Light House Hill
B. Coy
Hol
Stone
Bunbury
Stord
Aharah
No 2 Squadron
Football Notes South Bunbury vs Railways Set for Tomorrow
The match between South Bunbury and Railways is billed as one of the season’s best. It was moved from Ferreat Park to the oval due to weather and ongoing works, making the ground heavier but more playable. Railways lineup includes Naylor, Daff, Graham, Willey, Edwards, Marshall, Gerrans, Hawkes, Livingston, Reed, Clifford, Anderson, Kidson, Whitty, Cochrane, Jones, with Baird and Elliott among emergencies.
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South Bunbury
Railways
Ferreat Park
Oval
Souths
Naylor
Daff
Graham
Willey
Edwards
Marshall
Gerrans
Hawkes
Livingstons
Eede
Clifford
Anderson
Kidson
Whitty
Cochrane
Jones
Emergencies
Baird
Elliott
Sed Birch
Peace Conference Debates Contraband Controversy in London
Cablegram notes this morning from Sproran Service on the Peace Conference in London. The question of contraband sparks debate as powers form minority neutralities, with uncertain prospects for the committee’s abolition vote. The Archbishop of Canterbury signals Lambeth Conference support and indicates a session planned from July 6 to August 5, 1908, with a two week interval for deliberation.
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London
Canterbury
Two German sisters die in Tyrolean snowstorm ascent
Two German sisters, part of a party attempting a mountain climb in Tyrol, froze to death during a snowstorm. The ascent defied the guide’s advice and left five other companions nearly succumbing to the cold and exposure.
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London
Tyrol
Municipality Robbed of 3,400,000 in alleged official collusion
Reports from London on August 1 claim Chicago authorities siphoned 3.4 million pounds due to municipal officials colluding with a nine company. In North West Staffordshire election Liberal Unionist candidate Stanley won 7,396 votes over Unionist Twyford. Goodwood Cup results list White Knight, Madame Soubise, Malwa, and an American Sinn Fein winner. The Irish Americans form an aggressive Sinn Fein Society pressuring McRedmond to push harder for independence. Irish constabulary recruitment rises in Belfast while police in Roscommon Leitrim Galway Mayo express sympathy with Belfast strikers.
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London
North West Staffordshire
Bilton
Me Stanley
Twyford
Binn Fein Society
Irish Parliamentary Fund
McRedmond
Belfast
Roscommon
Leitrim
Galway
Mayo
Libelling a Parson Awarded Damages
The Rev William of Baerga Gouldburn vicar sued Saray Davenport, a chambermaid, for libel over seduction allegations. The jury found against Davenport, awarding damages, and declared the vicar’s character stainless.
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Wm Oe
Baerga Gouldburn
Eich
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