Municipal Council Sees Oath and Debate on Mayor’s Return
In a swerving session at the Council Chambers, residents observe the mayor and council debated leadership, electing a new lineup, with Clarke and Baldock among speakers. The old guard warned against upheaval while endorsing experience and steady governance for the town.
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HL Beasher
Clarke
Keur
Ait Cowitry
Alan
Tit Variona
Imike Kuabury
Clickee
Clardh
Hin
Howphrivs
Abribaineon
Kammy
CB. Spencar
J. G. Baldock
Leintral
Thor. Hayward
OK Speier Althiugs
G. Ungeard
Evren
Ajuin
Uipun
Fremantle
Old
Salvator
la Pomwe
Bod
Rome
Busine
Ellen
Ciarko
Lubatar
Bunbury
Rollnell Chambers
Lawghier
Didforwueva
C. C.K. Bywmowr
Baldock
James
Comneil
Meera Hauphtine
Abrahammon
Wwe
Tom
Cy Ramaay
Heckne
Branson
Krashaw
Unclear Historic Council Meeting Debates on Rates and Appointments
Fragmentary transcript shows heated discussions among nine gentlemen over rate policy and appointing councillors. Participants praise past efforts while criticizing others, with references to water supply, funding, and town Clark. The dialogue hints at planning for future ventures and gratitude for past work.
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H. Hiraghan
Randmy
Cho Leygoon
Stephen-atywst
Clark
Wellington Licensing Court renews licences at annual meeting
The Wellington Licensing Court held its annual meeting with candidates granted licences. Several licensees including Hurricans, G. Pittisian, and A. Shaw received renewals. Applications for employment broker’s licence at Bunbury and a wayside inn licence near Brown were discussed. Warden W. L. Marsh noted fee reductions for the Prince of Wales Hotel.
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W. L. Owen
AWB
Slipworth
Dardavup
Winans
Hoyeny Nip
Ds Apletam
Ape
LL Jisbin
Huevos
Werner
Mule Wright
Banbury
Ale
Asgiency
Frowe ST
Leyuneyss
W. Af
Wimbrigo
Pratem
Gallon Licansa
Beigel
Avkina
Clarks
Knoshagen
Bunbury
Gatlan Ligenans
Maer
Brinkley
Hanbury
J. Venks BE
Tomkineon
Houcher
Bogueh
Keshuvkie
SD A. Jobes
Ko Heuser
Buntrary
Ing Wallington
M. Young
Buntary
Wornalan Ghiden
Rowpoota
M'Neill
Yarloup
Freday
Eda
Aganssiayut
W. L. Mersh
Fire at Fremantle destroys yard and threatens homes
A damaged fragmentary report from Fremantle describes a dangerous blaze near a yard adjoining a main street. Gangs of men labored with shovels to control the flames and moved items deemed at risk, while part of the block was evacuated amid the effort.
Swan Drowning Fatality Report and Recovered Bodies
A Swan drowning incident near Porth on Monday night ends in the recovery of three bodies Stewart Harris Gavin McCallwn and Broderick Paterson. The article notes the victims were returned to the shore with their identities confirmed and mentions local businesses in Bunbury including news agency and tobacconist stalls.
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Albwer Neri
Stewart Haris
Gavin Mecallwn
Broderick Pasterson
Brunswick Fatality Kills Mrs Morgan After Wagon Crash
Mrs D Morgan of Carverdi near Brunswick died from skull fracture and other injuries after a wagon collision in Brunswick park. She was 31, married eight years, and left home with her six year old son to run a brief errand. She and the child were conveyed to Bunbury for medical aid where she died. The article notes the uninjured husband is a local resident. Her remains were interred in Bunbury Anglican cemetery yesterday afternoon.
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UL Morgan
Pear Brinawick
Brunswick
Holt
Hunvary
Morgan
Bryken
Morzanio
Hanbury
Capynaryen
North
Wales
Bunbury Cemetery
Inquest on the Victim Grace Morgan At Brunswick
An inquest into the death of Mrs Grace Morgan was held after her death near Brunswick last Saturday. The jury heard the testimony of witnesses including Mr FW Steere and others. The verdict concluded she died from injuries after being knocked from a sulky near Cartrells on November 4, the circumstances unclear but blamed on the incident.
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Grace Morgan
Moreno
Cartrells
Brunswick
Clare
Cindy
Posaila
Buovarg
Afra Moran
Dillon
Erindacona
Grace Morgut
Social and Personal items from the Geraldton Wea era
A jumble of social notes from Wagin to Bunbury and Kalgoorlie, naming Mr J Kendall, Mr G Basham, Master Harold Campilh, Dr and Mrs Flynn, and other locals. It mentions electoral results for Mr J B Hainan, changes in court staff at Bunbury, and appointments including a justice of the peace for the Wellington district.
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J. Kendall
Wagin
Geraldton
Wea
Hank
G. Basham
Magnos
MiComuhs
Bunbury
Ware
Paisley
Vince
Harold Campilh
Herald
E. W. Hosking
Perth
Emily
Bucking
Kalgoorlie
Metropolis
Gi. A. Baraugh
Dutine
A.M. Knight
Uppoe
Priston, Tas
Wellington
NSW Premier unveils fountain tie to late Beough in Sydney
The New South Wales Premier unveiled a commemorative fountain in Sydney last week honoring late Robert Beough, a prominent Labor figure in South Australia. Beough, aged 70, supported the Labor movement though he declined to stand as a parliamentary candidate.
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New South Wales
Robert Beough
Sydney
The Druce Case Continued In London Trial
The Druce perjury trial of Herbert Deuce, claimant to the Dukedom of Portland, was resumed. Witness Mita Robinson from New Zealand testified about Charles Dickins nicknamed the Duke, and details emerged on the Duke’s alleged resurrection and the underground tunnels at Welbeck Abbey. Writings by T. C. Cruce and the Duke of Portland were presented as evidence and deemed different by the witness.
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London
Herbert Deuce
George Horlahy Druce
Portland
Thonna Charls Druce
Mita Robinson
New Zealand
Charles Dickins
Duke of Portland
Welbeck Abbey
T. C. Cruce
French force battles Beny Hassan tribe in Morocco
London reports say Kredel force under Colonel Telineauy clashed with the Henis Hassan tribe in south west Morocco. About 1,400 tribesmen were killed as neutral tribes shifted to oppose the Benis Hassan. The French position grows serious and urgent aid is requested. Alarm spreads along the Algerian coast as Europeans and natives react. The Sultan of Morocco cooperates with France to corner the Benis Hassan tribe.
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London
Kredel
Wadar
Telineauy
Henis Hassan
Moroco
Benny Hassan
Ani Velitircimenta Ans
Morocco
Tragedy at Wanborough Jealous Husband Shoots Wife
Avenell, a 50 year old contractor from Wanborough near Swindon, shot his wife in a jealous rage and then killed himself. The wife, 30, was wounded in the shoulder and taken to Swindon Hospital in fair condition. the couple had been married about a year. Neighbors reported the scene after a double barrel gun blast at the couple's doorway.
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Wanborough
Swindon
Alfred Avenel
Fornaca
Avenel
Walding
Avenell
Belmont Murder Case Shown in Perth Court
John Moore appeared in the city pistol court charged with murdering Delia Clarke. Defense notes his father Sir Edward Stone employed Moore at a Kalamunda orchard. Neighbors describe Moore as quiet yet volatile, with locals fearing Clarke. Ongoing inquiries revive interest in the years old Mrs Pearson disappearance as police search surrounding the crime scene.
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Perth
John Moore
Delia Clarke
Belmont
C. E. Panay
Stone
Edward Stone
Moora
Kalamunda
Orehard
HS Uo
Moore
Belcont
Clarke
Payrson
Te Teaghde
Polis
Pearson
Ravensthorpe mining prospects praised by state engineer
The State mining engineer telegraphed the Minister for Mine from Ravensthorpe noting prospects in the district have greatly improved since his last visit and that MP Chinn may have unjustly condemned the Hold. He urged speeding the completion of the cattwag.
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Perth
Ravensthorpe
Aboo
Chinn
The Gold Yield and Glasgow Yard Plans in A World Context
The November gold yield stands at 201825 with Glasgow shipyards seen as central to future shipbuilding for the Grosian navy. Kalgoorlia board plans a poll on Sunday football, while municipal leaders discuss policy shifts and local health concerns.
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Lisesia
Glasgow
Grosian
Kalyonri
Houldee
Kalgoorlia Ronda Board
Viewirian vs Low Ans- Arabiavis cricket match report
In Melbourne on Saturday Evening Viewirian were three wickets down for a0 runs when Armstrong led the Undilant batting showing strong stance before O Connirm broke through. Australia’s bowling featured Cronion six for 2095 Hil and Wright with one. Pirat Tanings and Mayne contributed notable scores as Low Ans- Arabiavis defended well.
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Melbourne
Armstrong
Sore
O'Conmir
Fritndler
Fial
Cronion
Wright
Torazy
Pellew
Australia
Pirat Tanings
B. Mayne
Saumilery
Gebrs
Armstrong CB Dotling
J. H. Pallow
English cricket match report with odd spellings
A transcription of a vintage cricket innings shows Kinglish Aleven and Brishany teams facing Engliolmen. Score shows 251 for seven at stumps after 78 in the innings, with Blythe taking several wickets and Braund delivering notable bowling figures.
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Brishany
Sulliniay Zvenine
Quivensland Aleven
Auiner
Engliolmen
Ajnnedt
Vialtora
Aftaroon
Savan Winketa
Amen
Bunbury Bowls Club Gears Up for Pennant Encounter
Coverage of Bunbury town bowls shows improved attendance and strong play by players like Stoket Hunt and Carter, with notable performances from Ramsay, Walton, Hunting, and Clayton. The club aims to win the upcoming pennant clash against Busselton, despite some inexperienced players and limited practice. Also mentions South-Western Club prospects and a Queensland cricket result with Hartigay and Toompaun contributing in yesterday's innings.
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Bunbury
Bussalton
Cess
Brueticy
Ramsay
Stoket
Buittain
Honting
Watters
Clayton
Cartwr
Ura
Mbeyntesa
Mtr J. Cire
Ford
Buntury
Stokas
Carter
Vraven
Busness
Volr
Walters
Br'ett Hunting
Makay
Koyannp
Srukua
Buweelan
Andar
Matoh. Green
Mere Hartigay
Toompaun
Hoglishwen
Ings
Waterloo Race Club Plans New Year Meeting Program
Waterloo Race Club interns hold a piquid meeting on New Year’s Day to arrange a program with at least two open events. Preliminary trials are set for next Saturday the 7th at Watarlow Agricultural Hall with Craiginla to note the timetable. Local sportsmen recall past pheasant outings from earlier Waterloo club meetings.
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Woari
Waterloo Race Club
Ani
Watarlow Agricultural Hall
Craiginla
Waterloo Club
Bunbury Victors as Lumper Club Shows Strong Batting
Bunbury defeats Lumper at Bur rac Park 151 for four wickets. Hoppingstone top scored with 30 while Cooky bowled well for Bunbury, taking three wickets as the Lumper bowlers labored. The report also notes shipbuilding tonnage data and employment trends from 1906 to 1908 in Britain and the United States.
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Frauke Brain
Adhoe Smith
Hungary
Punialei
Bolton
Cooke
Smith
Crisket
Heppingstone
God
Bunbury
Wiz
Cooky
Wickat
Edores
Jackemn
Cliiford
Hoppingatuny Te Shaw
Bennidgur
Heppingstons
Neil
Ueehell Goodk
Paloer
Jonsa
Paliee
Fauldnne
Lightly
Taylor
Palmore
Sundries
Palmor
Hove
Lithby
Ancnay
Sunrubt
London
Pratt
Boltog
Livarvonl Bama
Bane Smithe Flor
Cuoke
Tircol
Toi
Mbown Tate
Landa
Great Britain
United Kind
Tha
United States
Co Aeering
Jascars
Tee
Geiligh
Wna
South Bunbury Ne Janes Debate on Rates and Leaders
Local council tensions rise over rate policy and executive performance as members clash over tax expenditures and governance. In Bridgetown, observers note political maneuvering tied to upcoming decisions while broader regional issues including rail and industry are discussed.
Tonnage of Vessels in Foreign Trade 1905 and 1906
A historical notice analyzes ship tonnages in foreign trade for 1905 and 1906, detailing British owned shares and percentages. It notes total tonnage, British ownership, and the prominence of London among UK ports, with figures for the Australian Commonwealth ports and general fleet composition.
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United Kingdom
Hunteh
Ballant
Germany
United States
Rca Sham
Siritish
Clanravices
Australian Commonwealth
Britain
London
Catzons
South Banbury Club Visits Bayanup for Friendly Cricket Match
A South Banbury club team traveled to Bayanup on Saturday for a friendly cricket match and a village event. The program included a sprint exhibition for Arthur Prado of Austrillt, an hurdle championship trial, and a staged charity effort. Additional events featured Penny Champion, IM Strickland, a ten mile walk, a bays under 14 schools race, a five mile chase, and a Comical Rowers display.
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Banefit
Arthur Prado
Ag Ovant
An IM Strickland
Thin Evisu
Wyenia
W. Havercroft
Joteauen
Disturbing District News Notes Health, Weather and Travel
A jumble of district items details Mel Paina’s hospital runs and Waterloo post office era, with references to Dorcas McCourt and family, late Mr Tween and local deaths. Weather and crop notes warn of cold winds and slow bloom, while train service reports delays and a mix of local figures and events.
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Mel Paina
Banbury Hospital
Hee
Waterloo
Indy
Porth
Dorcas
Mr McCourt
Tha Ludlow
Niens
Jamon Macgairs
Dartanup
Dertin
Chapman
Tween
Atu
Ord
Koomtwan Archaed
Joeece
Koel Basle
Maertes
Persis
Hope TL W. Vena
Thor Bayard
Fy Hughes
Jeffreys
Mom Hora
Craigin
UG. Edwards
Jefreys
Coonan
Uaediaur
Jara
Eenahes
Webster
Capel Rich atch and heavy harvest noted
The report describes Capel Rich atch with Brunk Roberts and a record petalo crop and an immense yield of thbars. Neighbors Jack Holmes and Jack Morgan reportedly dug and bagged 82 five bushel bags per day as roads board member Bantley opposed the plan amid district concerns. Local teacher Kenny plans garden improvements and street beautification.
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Brunk Roberts
Jack Holmes
Jack Morgan
Roads Board
Me Bantley
Ronda Board
Bott
Ator
Bunhesry Herald
Bunbury Tourist Association Meeting Planned
The Bunbury Tourist Association holds a general meeting in the Connell chambers tomorrow evening to discuss the week’s program. A progress schedule and event list including sports days for December and Christmas activities will be published on Thursday morning.
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Sparta
Paddy's
Krachler
J. Wasters
Connell
Senator Best attends state matters amid historic landmarks
Senator Best Vic President of the Esecurion Council visited ty State today. A 22 200 scree parcel in Tambor Elite Queensland was slated for sale to tv State for 473 154. The Bandigo landmark cavepanty mantel near Danaack Hotel hosted grask 1 ocompaanty ms Uiltvuigs to wodpe. Madame Céralieri, noted sacareena docnas, tied to New York Opera House management with a 2100000 launching sting. The IEC takings and Gar parron week figures are mentioned amid political absence from the Hor bam municipal.
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Earth
Senator Best
Vic
Esecurion Council
Ty State
Queensland
Tv State
Bandigo
Danaack
Hetel
Grask
Gabonty
Céralieri
Sacareena Docnas
New Tork Opera House
Els
Rycen
Anes
Guhéemas
Eka
IEC
Gar
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