Timber shipments and rail policy debate at port meetings
The report outlines timber cargoes to London and India from Fremantle agents and Melbourne shipments to the United Kingdom, with notes on August departures. It critiques the Trans Continental Railway work and rail construction costs while calling for a transparent, efficient system and quoting ministerial attitudes on Federal policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryetta
Hoad Sleepers
Blouin America
The
Timber Corporation
AF Spencer, and Co
Queen Aigenie
Routh Apina
Dollie Co-Operative Co
T Lynn
Villars! Te
Thes
Clan m
United Kingdom
Collie Conl Co
Millare Ltd
Neonts
An. Mathilds Ieft
Johnson
Aurely
John
Ninna
Dy Abi
Hugh
Knowles
Tri
Datinson
Owen
Pancreas
Holyogke-Fothan
Bunbury Band Forms Musical Union and New Conductor
The Bunbury Band and Orchestral Society gain a permanent conductor and form the Bunbury Musical Union after a rapid six week effort led by Peter Williams. A reception on Thursday celebrated the band’s transfer to new control under Mr. Partington with praise for Mr. Sinclair and the band committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunbury
Bunbury Musical Union
Orchestral Society
Peter Williams
Fire Brigade
Reckner
Sinclair
P. Partineton Ie
Peter Willians
Ayetomne
Terie
Joel
Anitt
Perew Partington
Brnd
Alvasire
Parting
Waldby
Boviety
Mr. Monkhouse
Eid Winey
Mr. Partington
W. T
Owen
Ram
Chas
Assur Frei
Tian Wold
Futt Caine
Bunbury Water Supply Debate Heats Up in Councils
A reader laments delays by Bunbury Councillors over a proposed irrigation water supply. They criticize Parliament for stalling and warn of rising costs if no irrigation bill passes. The letter urges action to avoid costly channels and unaffordable rates for Bunbury residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunbury
Wilich
Burrekupys Ik Ghee
Gannat Tethe
Harbor Board Receives Low‑Quality Tender for Port Work
The Harbor Board reported a government tender in inferior form compared with a prior Wilson Government offer. The board will note the bid’s inadequacy and may be forced to accept it if no better option emerges for port needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.4
Vouxtal
Borominge
Ohgens
S. Conahi
Ovean
Jhorninen Roush
S/E
Australia
Yaterday
Wilson
Tutt
War
Harvey Citrus Show Opens Amid Rain and Debate on Lime Deposits
The Harvey Citrus Show in Western Australia faced heavy rain but drew visitors for exhibits and speeches. Officials discussed lime deposits and rail improvements, with Minister for Lands opening the event and praise for grower preparations despite the weather. The fruit and ornamental sections showcased prize apples and mandarins amid a weather-beaten display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Citrus Growers
West Australia
Farvey
Fontnren
Trrhean
Landa
Perthway
Kenneth Gitsone
Bath
Wor
Clifton
Jando
Works Department
Formar
Tate
Citeam
Tiron
Dermer
Pake
Iil
Couch
Clageen
Tiffany Emperora
Crnator
Oranves
TF Maraesoy
Washinton
Havele
Avior
Dormer
Rath
Harvey
Schnolwath
Official Luncheon With Minister and Deputations Attended
The luncheon gathered the Minister for Home and others as deputations planned to meet before the train departure. Mr Driver chaired the event and spoke on parliamentary actions. The Minister for Transport defended the Government and Parliament amid central plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lome
Bath
Wi. George
Hone
Choke
Ry Driver
Nin
Finnvey Rowhle Rearis
Mine
Poy Djilet
WAPA
Ekcclestone
WAPAS
Fra
Wickere
Agricultural Derritrort
Mesas
Tag
A. Stewart
Armetrong
Gen. Horrocks
Grieves
Bernie Hayward
Stanton
Chis. Shenton
Charman
Tawe
A. Jenkin
T. Besher
Maxwell
R. M Wilson
Driver
Tiana
Wentralia
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Tain Craig
Enone
New Zealand
Millars
Agenta
Krwton
Rundberg
Fom
Delage Bay
London
Lid
Berald
Aristing
Railware
Am Hirane
Yong Prinhuryite
Flerhert Parkes
Ok. V. Parkes
Rowenteen
Tren
Perth
Ronhiry
Thoes
Aarhar Board
Ty Addi
Bim
Bunbury Band
Musical Nion
Nf Tale Ag
Harvey Citrus Show
W. Geegen
W Callon
Erndine
Scott Street
Rebantle
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