Port of Bunbury Shipping Notes
A chaotic port record lists vessels and cargoes, including the Toriz Viken and Terje Viken sailing routes, Hobart arrivals, and multiple ships from Fremantle and Dunedin. It covers ship movements, crew details, and forthcoming social and military events, with notices from The Timber Corporation and local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinia
China Port
Fremantle
Hobart
Naumergn
Tone
J. C. McDougall
Cape
Millars’ Hand J. Co
Bed
Loch Linnhe
Ekholm
Frm
Busagy Ayres
the Timber Corporation
Adele
J. Gilgen
Local and General Notices From the FaGO Court
Police court proceedings report Daniel Atoxanke found guilty of desertion from the Luum burga. Hewie ordered to go on board and ram i thers BP. Vickwry fined for drunkenness. Thomas Scanlon disciplined for disorderly conduct. Interstate mail closure times and post office notices, including Bunbury and Mondray deadlines, are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yolice
Danial Aatoxanke
Hin «Hip
Luumburga
Hewie
Rami Thers
Amray Dental
Bunbury
Westminster Abbey choir stars in South Africa tour show
Edward Branscorabo’s revived Westminster Glee Party tours the world with a mixed ensemble led by former Abbey members. The program features unaccompanied English school songs, glees, ballads, madrigals, and humorous sketches, showcasing a musical feast of traditional and modern pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Branscorabo
Carty
Paul
Theeo
Olamies
Mga
Runbury
Westminster Glee Party
Lhousands
Edward Bransconba
London
South Africa
India
Far East
China
Australia
Westminster Abbey
Debt of London climbs to sixty one million pounds
London reports its total indebtedness has risen from 412,722,019 in 1874 to 61,234,256 this year, a debt level equal to 158 percent of rateable value. The Cablegrams note the rise as a major finance indicator for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Army General Buller criticizes war effort in interview
General Buller said during an interview that statesmen disorganized the army, discouraged the militia, and disheartened volunteers. He added the current defence state is worse than ever before the recent reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomon
Buller
Fifty Millions Voted in House of Commons
London August 3 the House of Commons voted over fifty millions sterling in two hours and a quarter for civil military and naval expenditure using the closure freely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Troops Patrolling Louisiana Border Amid Cross-Border Tension
Reported deployment of troops from Mississippi Arkansas and Texas to guard Louisiana border to curb fugitives from yellow fever infected districts. Local residents respond with threats and tensions rise along the frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mississipi
Arkansas
Texas
Louisiana
Re Prima
Tobacco Market Rumors Reported As Speculation
The American Agricultural Bureau estituate of the anticipated crop hve been f Talbified to aid speculators. Reported 20 percent increase allegedly masks a real 50 percent decrease. The text signals a notable price shift and potential risk to growers amid volatile tobacco values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
American Agricultural Bureau
Death announced for Jos Mullet ong of the Trish Tnvinciblos
London obituary notes the death of Jos Mullet ong, figure associated with the lendern of the Trish Tnvinciblos. The notice provides brief identification and mentions the death without further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jos Mullet ‘Ong
Lendern
Trish Tnvinciblos
Paris Sugar Firms Failures Stir Market Worries
London reports three large Paris sugar firms have failed, signaling fresh turmoil in the European trade. Authorities and bankers weigh potential knock-on effects for prices, supply, and related industries as markets digest the shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Alpine Fatalities and Society Notices in August
Alpine fatalities are rising with five killed in one week as General Pote Carew resigns in protest of promotions. The Barnardo Homes July issue highlights 1904 reports showing 3,827 admissions from destitution, 8,600 under care, and 60,000 children rescued overall, with concerns over funding and international expansion to Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pote Carew
Barnardo
Jelvus
Hamada
Mately
Auvatly
Canada
Jess Clon
Murmns
Brepney Causeway
Editor notes correspondence not necessarily Dimmell views
A brief editor’s clause states that the editor does not necessarily identify Dimmell with the views expressed by correspondents. The note clarifies editorial stance and relays that reader letters reflect individual opinions rather than official positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimmell
Socialism and Other Things in Everyday Discussion
H M Giddens argues for socialism over current capitalism, claiming unequal wealth distribution causes poverty despite vast production. He contends socialism can raise living standards, leisure, and education, while safeguarding individualism and moral progress through state-led, just distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almaya
Mr. Gibbs
Socialiam
Vailat
Avarion
Gibbs
Toss
Wonea
H. M. Giddens
Artificial Manures Warn About Faulty Agricultural Guidance
The writer urges careful publishing in the Agricultural Journal after government investment, cautioning farmers about Perry G Wicken’s manure recommendations in the Enid Journal. They point to cereals manure priced at £1 2s 6d per acre, noting high capital needs for 100 acres and added seed and labor costs, and critique potato manures as underestimating costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid
Perry G
Wicken
Sattlora
Newt
Brower
Hamal
Dispute Over Stone Carting Costs and Road Damage
A letter from 1905 discusses Meera Marriott and Cite ton amid accusations of hostility. It analyzes stone carting quantities 60 yards and 24 yards, calculating costs up to £29 9d per chain and £3,979 per mile, detailing road damage and payments by the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sim
Meera Marriott
Citeton
Isms
Eta
Reading
Coast Road
Parkell
Williams
Australind
Sip
Wren Garde
Tuo
Mart
Betow
Adare
Boyde of Wionant Ba
Becanan
Youra
Ots
Bunbury for Ever Rejects Visiting Performers
A reader endorses Playgear’s plan to stop patronizing visiting companies and build a strong Bunbury based troupe. They protest foreign actors and styles, arguing locals like Irving and Bernstein are plentiful or improvable, and advocate homegrown drama and entertainment for Bunbury audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste
Playgear
Anataur
Bunbury
Ator
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C. & H. Locke
Wellington Street
Northam
South Fronsntie
W. James
Cheap Cash
Victoria St
Neunl
Chasterfield
Coats
Genit
Winck Qilskin
James
Ramsay
W. C. Ramsay
Stephen Street
Thomas and Company, Chemists
A Stephen Street
Soe of
North
Victoria
Collins
Melbourna
Brabir—mMessis
J H. Carr and Co
He Care Gnd Co
Adetdaud
Care Wed Co
Fisevtic Wonle
Santa
Suniel Dreasings
Whace and Co's
Che
Robur
Lyric Theatre
Musgrove
Geo. Musgrove
Busbury
Auguste van Bienej
London Dramatic Company
Henry Ludlow
Horace Lingard
A. Bawtree
Ern Laceby
Arthur Lewis
A. Eldred
Miss Morton
Ida Chapman
Avis Graham
Marie Rignold
Lena Burpleigh
van Biene
Erskine's
Port OF
Siluping Intelligence Bh
Blea
A. M. Beabner
Sperry
Nurer Linienberg
Haystront
Werth
Lergh Swyth
Hamburg
Stembere
Masonic Hall
Borthcoming
John Borrest
John
Binghends
Infantry Corp
South Bunbury Mission Hall
Servion
Secombe
Foresters
Court Wellington
LO. Hall
Hec. A. V. Fomler
Rotary
Uys
Girawlar
South Fremantle
Howling Club
Kunbury Bowling Club
Masonic Hill
Tim
Messry Williameon
Lee
Ett Dus
Lord
U. Gagh
Feo
Willinttan
Ford
Keel
Carr
Hunt Cleb—Membors
Abzomceron
Fago Confeg
AVI
Cabal Éxgetitiin
Carrand Gv
Creuse
Hanbury
Spencer Frat
Banbury
Dolly Vardens
Syren
Fire Briside
Ont
Superintendent Stokes
J. R. Scott
Harry Stokes
Temple
Meadaloo
Viince of Wales
Atrenta
Oval
Thomas and Co
Nosih
Victoria-skent
Hunbary
Avyr
Curr
General Buller
Caer Wud Co
Tho
Royton
Des Garr and Co
Bunury
Brunswick Roads Board
Carr and Co
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