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Newspaper
Bunbury Herald
Location
Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 02, 1913
Page
8
A fragmentary discussion argues that labor is not mere toil but a force shaping society. It contrasts workers and capital holders, warning against elites who claim to represent labor while avoiding honest work. The tone mirrors historical street rhetoric about ownership, autonomy, and civic duty.
An OCR fragment details travel and ticketing mentions for Plymouth and London via multiple ports, and routes to Adelaide Melbourne Sydney and Brisbane. It also notes an auction notice by C Fox Roberts in Stratham Bunbury offering beery goods and a stray steer claim, plus theatre bidding and mis-spelled names with dates for bookings and practors.
Shipping intelligence lists agents and cargoes for timber and coal bound for Africa and India, with multiple firms like Millarn Liat Agente and Durban shipments. Notices cover loading, unloading, and overseas consignments, while public road regulations and a board order are noted.
An auction notice lists 4000 crossbred sheep, 4300 crossbred hoggets, and 500 crossbred mixed sheep with departures from Williane and Nusrogin to market. The sale includes numerous Merino wethers and ewes with various tooth ages. Train service details and pickup points at LUNGHON PROVIDE and HAY'S STABLES are provided.
Marshall Lea, a Clydesdale blooded mare from Teed Dunmore lines, titled as a splendid worker with inherited Clyde blood. Dam Sallie, by Dunmore, bred with Fund Clyde lineage. price terms shown as 232/10 single mare, 3/3 or 2/- weekly wagoning, listing Johnston, Lachenauld, Bonbury as references.
Fragmentary OCR text references a produce market at James Street Perth with terms like pane Meek Fennaq Vee tables and quality and price notes. The readable content is unclear but indicates a local market setting and address.
Inspect No 1 item size 1Bin by 18 by 4 inches priced 21/18/6. Ha 2 Bain by 1Bin by 10 offers bi/AT/O. Home should be without it for summer use.
The true type CHIEF OF THE CLANS, a imported New Zealand stallion, famed at Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Dunedin shows from 1883 to 1908, with offspring and stock selling at high prices. R. H. Bose advertises stud services at Roslands and travels to Clifton Area, Benger, Waterloo, and Dardanup with fees and paddock rates.
BEN ROYAL will stand the season at Black Rock and travel to Yalup Brook and Cookernup. Price £6 for a single mare, £4 10s for two, £4 4s for three or four. Six years old, 17 hands 3 inches, well bred and trained, from Green Hill stock. Dam Maid Royal and Dar Gowrie Maid, praised as good workers. Garciamene certificate for soundness. Stock suitable for Black Mack, several have already proven useful.
Fragment reads as a historical notice about Bunbort erald and Gherke Bluard Blants Herald Office in Bonbury, with unclear context and names. The legibility suggests a local administrative or archival reference rather than a clear event or action.
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