Railways and Souths Fight Hard At Forrest Park
An article recounts a football match between Railways and Souths played at Forrest Park amid unsettled weather. Railways led early through goals by Naylor Duff and Willey, while Souths rallied with key plays from Champion and Palver. Final score noted as Railways ahead, with praise for Railway forwards and Souths' resilience and needed improvements.
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Naylor
Duff
Gireham
Willey
Edwards
Marshall
Guerrans
Hawtes
Livingston
Tove
Clifford
Anderson
Kideon
Cochrane
Iona
Whitty
Houta
Spencer
Dowling
Champion
Palmer
Hands
Cricland
Tilop
Martin
White
Norrie
Thompees
Stokes
Stevens
Dare
Yater
Thomas
Webber
Jones
Kidaon
J. J
Souths
Jook
Railways
Udrtur
Duff Wren
South Wittz
B. Willey
Ni ‘Thorn
Kidson
Anght Gowl
Bricky
Tommy Graham
Ben
Suylue
Wishack
Wuerrans
Corky Hande
Naylor Bros
Graham
Senth
Pelver
Livingstone
Locos
Maitvaye
Southey
Guerrais
Graham, Duff
Witley
Kednon
Edwanls
Loox
TRE
Duffin
Eld
Herb Willey
Dyn Edwards
H. Naylor
Grubaw
Southe
P Champion
Ben Hur
Anl
Bande
Palver
Norrie, Dan
Ricky Critland
Correspondence on Bunbury band resignation and public notes
In a letter from a reader named A Bandman the writer counters a claim that Mr Beech resigned as Bunbury city bandmaster due to several members disputes. The ACA met and gave three months notice for alleged underperformance, arguing the band could have delivered a better programme. The letter questions the length and rationale of the penalty and mentions improvement and public condonation. Also an advert notes eye care, interchangeable lenses, and A C Cook, watchmaker.
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Beech
Bunbury City
ACA
Heech
Alleged Interference Halts Wellington Street Glee Palace Plan
Proposals to erect a three storey glee palace in Wellington Street collapsed when Brockman and Wallrodt withdrew after friction with authorities. Contractor J G Hough had prepared material and bricks, with plans discussed with architect O N Nicholson and health officials, amid claims delays and possible relief from obligations.
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C.S Brockman
W. Wallrodt
Wellington Strot
D.siprnintmut
J.G. Hough
Perth
Messrs Brockman and Wallrodt
N. Nicholson
Architct
Nicholson
Pinus
Goffy
Architec
Plana
Coles
Gnalty
Victoria Street
Tufford
Ceffas Palace
Enginess
Willy
Tron Heights
Turbulent Dispute Over Building Plans and Ventilation Standards
A letter recounts a contentious halt in a building project amid disputes with municipal officials over ventilation, ground plans, and access. The architect defended required features while clients faced delays, mounting costs, and a partial stop to work, with legal options explored and substantial financial losses anticipated.
Brunswick Board of Health Meeting Minutes July 27
The Brunswick Board of Health held its monthly meeting on July 27 with Clifton chairing and members Crampton Hawking and Rev Wyrill. The appeal of A E Clifton against his estate assessment was disallowed. Correspondence included dues to be paid for services as a former board member. discussion was deferred for more information. Reports from state school teachers noted whooping cough care in Frunewick, Newlands, and Clifton areas. The Central Board of Health requested rate data for board-controlled properties. the secretary was to supply info and arrange disinfectant for the sanitary depot. Inspector James’ tour report urged action on bye-law breaches. the secretary to inform that recommendations will be carried out. Additional inquiry was made into lectures in Peath for copies. A motion to repurchase canitary pans for people leaving Brunswick at 75 percent of cost was rescinded. Accounts totaling 28 were presented for payment.
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Talis
Clifton
J, Crampton
F Hawking
A. H. Wyrill
A. E. Clifton
Nan Viong
W Platte
Rafer
Frunewick
Nvelands
Central Board of Health
Content Board of Health
James
Peeth
Brunawick
Naseed
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Iifel
Johnstone
Gras
Chips
Indee
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Booth
Satunday
Corae Borrow
A. C. Cook
A C. Cook
Stephen Tteest
Busbury
Carr and Co
the Chemists
Bunbury
Cifee Palace
Jose
Hig
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Endoreu
Syd Geo. Davey
Supreme Court
Serias
Sri
Robur Tea
Aunswick Board of Health
Marradong - I'Intakra
Ramany NH
Heonsee
Benest Williams & Cmwnenn Soul
W. S. Hales
Hiuupheres Chas
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Morikhouse
Woodhead Jobs
E. Krachler
Ale Spencer JM Teeds
Erskine WL
Thomas AL. W. Coplestone
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W. C. Ramsay
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DE Williams
5. C. Tool
Marmdong-Pinjarrah
Bedford Hall
At& Pm
H. Brashaw
Bunbuey
Baybury
Randolph Beech
Soo
Brunswick Agricultural Hat
Church Building Fund
B. Ougde
Hon, Les
Ha’rvey
Harvey
K. Gibs NE
Ball
Grand Lodge
Jay Ilayds
K. J. Williams
H.s.leers
Bosecee
Suburban Roads Board
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Watsbury
J. F. Johnston
Sican
Tadtice
Lam
Randolph Brech
Bunbury State School
Offien
Eustace G. Cohen
Hanbury
Grex
Peranus Higgins Bros
Ford
Greenham and
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Neamad
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Rose Hotel
M. Catlett
Tou Si
Norrie el
Picton
Ayrshire
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Butterfly
Graham Berry
Krunners
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H.W. Venn
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Edmund Shepherd
Kirupp
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Sandenton Rail
M A
Willsnoom Street
South Bunbury
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Ludo
Helma
Royal Mail
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Banbury
Robur
Thomas Mellowell
Medical
Spencer-street
J. G. Coghill
Clements and
Dickinson
Australasia
W.A. Bank
Krachler
E Krachler
W. Spencer and Sons
Victoria and
Stephen Streets
Ineootk
Yan Rbi
Cottee Sie
Caris Bros
Jewelan
Barrack Street
Kalgoorlie
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