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Newspaper

Bunbury Herald

Location

Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Aug 19, 1913

Page

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Balkans Tandon Reports Turmoil Amid Demobilisation Demands

A Balkan dispatch from Monday cites strain as Greek forces demobilise and Roumanian withdrawal proves embarrassing. Albanian and Montenegrin leaders reject the London Ambassadors Conference boundary, threatening war if demands are not met. Bulgaria warns Powers Turkey advances threaten treaty compliance.

Tandon Bulgaria Thal Lhe Maliswari London Montenegro Omera Kirgali Gumisino Turkey

Faction Fighting London Monday in Londonderry

Midnight clashes between Orange and Green factions in Londonderry near the waterside ended with police and later military troops separating combatants. The funeral of Francis Armstrong, shot during rioting, was held with a quiet procession. no further disorder occurred.

Londonderry Orange Green Unioniaye Francis Armstrong

Fortune of Bolton laborer Lanatal shocks London

Reports say Lanatal, a Bolton laborer, has inherited £200,000 from his father in law Mr Weatwell who is said to be involved with the W.A. pearl fisheries. The claim appears in London where the fortune is described as vast and unexpected.

London Bolton Lanatal Lamatal Mr. Weatwell W.A

Markets. Pheential Gusldvetera Market Update

Market report from Murrayetree Perth for August lists fruit and vegetable items with varied price ranges. Apples and naval oranges show multiple lot dates and price bands. cabbage, potatoes, and other produce appear with approximate figures.

Pheential Gusldvetera Murrayetree Perth Yates Wwe Ufo Cleopatra Sturmer Romws Dunno Stony Pippin Takewood Nickajack Usrn

Haywant and Son Ltd Announces Stocktaking Sale Start

Haywant and Son Ltd say their annual stocktaking and drapery sale begins Saturday the 25th and will last fourteen days. The firm promises grand bargains for many customers awaiting the event at Hoywardl's.

Haywant and Son Ltd Hoywardl Alos

Charity begina at home sparks odd market term

A fragmented OCR note mentions charity and a term BUNBURY with unclear context. It references fecal farmers and a long min phrase about fates and penalties, yielding no coherent event or identifiable organizations or people.

Water Planes Boost Air Power Amid Naval Maneuvers

British naval authorities showcase water planes during recent maneuvers. The Flying Corps plans to expand by inviting 200 more lieutenants as dual aircraft are added to the force.

Flying Corps

Scotaman Interprets Simon Retirement Move in Walthamstow

The Scotoman views Sir J. A. Simons planned retirement from Walthamstow to seek North West Manchester at the next general election as evidence the Government is preparing new appeal to voters nationwide.

Scotaman J. A. Simon Walthamstow North Manchester

Tragic Accident Ends Life at City Show

A performer named Herbert Wilson was wounded by gunfire during a late night stage event at the Elephant venue. His injuries proved fatal, closing the performance and prompting police inquiry.

London The Elephant Herbert Wilson Aero Wade Wilson

Wattle Day Parade Dignified Charity Drive in Melbourne

On Wattle Day hundreds of women in white marched through Melbourne and suburbs to donate flowers for charity. The day stayed dry despite a dull sky and threatening weather.

Melbourne

Irrigation Bill Meeting for Wellington A P Society

A conference is called by the Wellington A and P Society for Thursday at 11 am in the Council Chambers Banbury. Farmers and landholders in the Wellington District are urged to attend to discuss proposed irrigation legislation and possible amendments to be submitted to the Ministry and Parliament.

Wellington A. and P. Society Banbury Wellington Hin

A Womants Wit at Me Lyric Theatre Tonight

Amusements advertise a Wednesday night program at the Me Lyric Theatre featuring A Womants Wit and a variety of interting items. The bill includes previews of Berlin royal views, a Kaiser study, Empire Day Hyde Park events, christening Britannia, Welles photograph, and laid-in features with several comedies and dramas. The Free Gift Competition invites patrons to register names with the manager to compete.

Lyric Theater Patrin Gimelette Berlin Th Kuissr Lord Roberts Empire Day Hyde Park London Seagieke Britannia

Weather and local updates from Busselton and周

The text reports high Blackwood River levels and a new Barrabup bridge across the St John Brook near the mill. It notes very high water near Busselton, poor Margaret Road conditions, and preparations for a glophone at Newtown. It mentions a hall event, prizewinners in a dancing contest, and a school wash house being built with old quarter materials. A school teacher and a councilor were in an accident when a horse bolted, causing minor injuries. It includes plans for timber cutting at a west Busselton site once weather clears.

Blackwood St. John Birook Busselton Margaret Road Newtown UC. Thompson Aly Naismith Mins Cook Andrewes Pom Penh We Reading Hough Rawl Mr. Hough Mr Reading Mr. Reading Larely Bumwelton Glate

Offense Easily Found by Those Quick to Take Issue

The remark notes that individuals prone to taking offense can readily locate causes for complaint, suggesting a pervasive tendency to interpret actions as offensive. It frames this trait as abundant and readily accessible in many situations.

Grim discovery of human remains near Jarrahwood

Report from South-Western News details a gruesome find after a man stumbled on a burial scene along a tree where a noose and wire linked to a fallen trunk contained a skull a thigh bone and other bones. Debris includes decayed clothing boots and a fragment of newspaper dating to March 1904. The death appears self-inflicted and the corpse may be the missing man reported near Busselton or Woornerup.

Jarrahwood le Soue Cahill Reidar Robertson Busselton Phat Amonu

Traders Congress Meets in South West Tomorrow

The South West Traders' Congress will convene tomorrow at the Council Chara cters with delegates from most South West centres. An agenda of great interest will be discussed and a dinner will be hosted by the Incal Traders' Association.

Incal Traders’ Association

Water supply decision at Bunbury council meeting

At a Bunbury council session the water supply debate centered on putting a bore in Charles Street or pursuing a hill supply from the Queen's Gardens area. Arguments considered cost, health, and impact on local land and industry, with a bore at Charles Street favored by Dr Clark and others, while the hill scheme faced scrutiny. The council ultimately carried Dr Clarke's motion for a permanent bore plan in Charles Street.

Charles Street Harbour Board Ak Wo Clarks Maine Bunbury Wipaly Aink St Up Tridds North Barnbua Colle Aallona Clio Hennewick Chyler Street Ford Tr Baldock Charles Atreet Coles Charlesstreet Queen's Gardens Doide Fly Clarke Hales Dodie Askadam Cy Baldock Picton Roth Charlerntine

Debate on transit system for Bunbury at council meeting

Last night Bunbury council debated trackless trams versus motor buses after securing London reports. Councillor Clarke urged public referendum on the chosen system with costs for ratepayers, while opponents warned against early decisions and cautioned borrowing for roads, water, and town improvements.

London Ite Clarke Tne Vange Snmuemree — Conmidheired ii Council Williams Gr. Clarke Baldock Temples Tran GF Coles Doda Manny Bunbury Ur Hulee North Thinatian Thia

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