Extra water supply drive and local exhibition plans
The piece urges quick action on securing an additional water supply before summer, with Water Board and ratepayers roles outlined. It also describes the Great Australian Exhibition in Melbourne, calling for entries across many design and craft categories with a £3/3 prize in each section.
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Water Board
Chamber of Manufactures
Mclbourne
Bt Newcmber
Tneal Industries
Ementiuil
Alero
F. L. W. Anhiby
Empire Buildings
Flindery-street
Melbourne
Country settlers pay price as city subsidies push reform
An exhausted electorate condemns ministers over country railway chaos and stalled development. The piece blames city subsidies, derelict tram investments, and State mills for starving settlers who built the land, urging policy shift to aid rural railways and country commerce.
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Powellising
Renaing
Zee A
Pawellisine Company
Public education on sex physiology urged for children
A letter to the editor argues for teaching sex physiology to children as a public responsibility. It cites Birch and a state visit, contending ignorance risks moral decline and urges school teachers rather than specialists to deliver instruction. The piece stresses parental duty and a measured, age appropriate approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parente
Birch
Shina
Perth
Pte
Sans Mens
Local notes from Bunbury and Albany postings
Parsonal Mr A Donnell long-time Bunbury resident now in Bunhues will lead mission work in Dardanata Tenmawick Wellington and other centres. Mr Bane leaves Thorne and Co for Perth on Saturday as Mr Percy Partington moves toward Burbury Band conductorship. Char Hansen and Mrs Hansen plan a holiday trip while the Queen Eugenie arrives Albany with McMillan aboard and Captain Lowpa remaining in hospital.
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A Donnell
Bunbury
Sujmuyning
Rev
Chapman
Carnarvon
Bunhues
Me Chapin
Dardanta
Tenmawick
Wellington
Poevnson
Othr
S.s
Local Charity Plans Four Rites For Children Ball
A committee announces four rites to raise funds for a children's ball and other beneficiary projects. The plan includes a donation drive and support from an independent lodging committee to aid underprivileged youths.
Unlawfully on Premises Charged at Police Court
James O'Brien was charged yesterday morning at the Police Court with unlawfully being on the premises of the Ocean Beach Hotel on Sunday last. P C Smith testified to finding the accused on the premises. He pleaded guilty and was fined £2 or one month in prison.
Cleopatra at Lyric Theatre Promises Grand Screen Adaptation
Amusements note Cleopatra dramatized by Fayptian Queen story features Miss Hele Tinrdner from Vitagraph. Historic attire and royal portrayal praised. Also listed are serialized shorts including humorous The Hungry Mosquito and Fire Cit Competition with prizes.
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Cleopatra
Lyric 'Theatre
Winnesday
Anthony
Hele Tinrdner
Vitagraph Cp
Cleopatri
Jowele Thay
Tingurles
Perth
Sornam
Thei
Blues
Ion
Pice
Robur Tea Mischief At Workplace Kitchen
A worker recalls a tale of stealing fine Robur tea for the kitchen while rationing cheaper stock for the others. The story ends with the employer noticing the tea supply dwindling after repeated substitutions.
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Monk, Ninse
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Hansen
Enstown States
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