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Newspaper

Bunbury Herald

Location

Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Aug 22, 1908

Page

3

Labor dispute reflections amid timber workers and Holman

The piece argues about the timber workers strike and cooperative proposals led by Mr Holman. It questions labor leaders and workers roles, endorses arbitration while warning against shutdowns and state crippling policies. It critiques proposed wage and work reforms as potentially harmful to workers and industry.

Bine Gresn Witkars Banbury Senate Thie Eclain Etrikee Holman Pantor Atrikep Uw Woeborn Corm Ryan Vinerieia Melman Pune Fusbor Jean Genlar

Local and General Update from Hunhwey and Surrounds

Notes from Hunhwey detail plans by the Bunbury Hunt Club for a hounds meet at 2 pm and public notices from Lamb-Mogars Woursars and Wars de la Ca about sales today. An auction at the mart features household furnishings for non payment, while water supply work and rail outfall discussions impact the town.

Lamb Sala Uxura

Labor Meeting Addresses Timber Tax and Rail Debate

The Bunbury Herald report recalls a Labor party meeting led by Mr Holman, criticizing proposed taxes and exemptions while urging timber workers' rights and fair wage protections. Speakers denounced government policies on railways and mining concessions, urging action to aid labor and condemn perceived ministerial faults.

Capel Notes on Public Attendance and Local Election

The Payna Company abandoned a planned event at Agricultural Hall due to seating limits. A resignation touched Railway Department changes. Mr W. E. Nairn spoke at a Wellington meeting for his election bid against Me Hayward, drawing favorable reception and implying strong local support. The Hayward committee aimed to curb Nairn by advising their secretary and Blanbury secretary of progress.

Payna Company Orig T Snall Railway Department Hea W. E. Nairn Wellington Bie Nairn Hayward Alue Naren Gunsidar Blanbury Ie Krachee

Empire Schools Competition Lord Hoberts Trophy Lead

Rifle shooting report from Tondon on August 20 notes Lord Roberty Natal leads the Empire schools contest for the Lord Hoberts Trophy with a score of 497. England stands at 159 in the standings.

Tondon Lord Roberty Natal England

New Zealand Cadet Wins Respectful Honor After Competitions

The New Zealand cadet arrived to compete and met Earl Roberts who presented him with a match rifle in commemoration of his victory and good shooting in the Chegbamora and Guinness contests, where Vier placed second and Cleland, an Australian cadet, ninth.

New Zealand Earl Roberts Guinness Vier Cleland

The New York Tragedy and Hains Divorce Proceedings

Reported this week from Long Island New York details Captain Hains of the United States Artillery pursuing divorce from his wife over alleged misdeeds by Annis. Mrs Hains claims grave misconduct by several officers and cites her husband's brother Thornton Hains as a villain in the tragedy. The affair draws wide society attention as outposts and army life figures become involved.

London New York Anis Hains United States Long Island Haine Annis Thornton Hains Captain Hains

Bridgetown Notes A Night Of Young Ladies Entertainment

In Bridgetown at the Heidgetown Medicines Institute on Wadnveday evening August 12 a charity show by young ladies called contented maidens featured mime Hueoh directing. The event drew praise for Laval talent and the audience enjoyed songs duets and choruses with colored light tablatures and refreshments concluding with the closing chorus Good Night.

Heidgetown Mime Hueoh Bfisuosennov Lone Smith Adame Urep Pearce Vickery Brown Walker Bridgetown Laval Mivnor Orange Pegroa Pinnu Lalin Wishing Gare Mina Adama Mise N. Loog Bliss Armitage Miss Tren Mina V. Long Miseoa Uren Lee Misses Adams Brawn Uni Tria Reuustion Long Ax Onne Mia Ontone Tadive Mus Slasch

Election Topics at Harvey City Street Scene

Fragments depict a chaotic Harvig town morning with mock oracle chatter and repeated chatter about elections. Characters Naien Naien, Charlie Tayloe, Jack Ryan, and Alick interrupt a street stroll as they argue over Progres sov politics and local civic chores amid a rising flood of everyday concerns.

Fiskin Oyaols Charlie Tayloe Inssara Jack Ryan Brive Horan Ulm Road Alick Nui Harvig Putth Kalgoorle Pryees Lick

South Bunbury News Opinion Letter on Local Politics

A noisy column critiques political conduct and local candidates in South Bunbury. The writer laments perceived opportunism, praises a resident candidate, and comments on drainage, irrigation, and the town’s agricultural concerns amid drought and economic worries.

Lae Assembly Elections Address by Lanies Aso Genrusaies

Lanies Aso Genrusaies outlines his early outreach ahead of the general elections. He endorses Moore Government policies on state rights, fiscal soundness, land settlement, and railway development. He recalls decades of public service in the South West and appeals for continued support to develop Western Australia and Wellington district.

Lanies Aso Moore Labor Party Commonwealth Ank Landy Department U Railways Unis Agricultural Bank Western Australia Sithe Frst South West Hampton Road Board Charman 61St Road Board James Lee Steere W. J. Clifton Agricultural Society John Porrest Bunbury Uonan Byrne Railway Pruston Valley Collie Narrogin Ners Wesker Australia Souttern Western Division Welling ‘Ton

Premigr on the Goldfields a cordial reception for Mr Moore

A damaged report notes Mr Moore’s evening visit to Prime location amid broad political support. It highlights Moore as an honest administrator with pure motives and a strong majority likely to return, stressing the importance of his state policy delineation. The piece mentions a nervous presence of prominent local figures as a sign of the era.

Bafur- Hing Sue Fruita Coodie Moore Pablo Alfa Tate

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