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Newspaper
Bunbury Herald
Location
Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 07, 1912
Page
9
The parties meet in court to confirm there were no criminal intents in altered records and to withdraw a letter by Mr Smith to Captain Dodds. They agree on costs for the shore summons and have witnesses sign, with J G Lavin and J Smith noted.
Train and coach time details from Collie to Bunbury given for Sunday December 8. Fares shown as 58 3d first class and 3s 6d second class. Departure windows include 8.40 and 8.50 with Brunewerk Junction noted. Returning from Bunbury slated for 7.0 p.m.
The notices announce supply for summer dairy and perishable produce with wholesale distribution from Fremantle Works to Bunbury, plus tenders for timber at Collie and Preston Bridges and repairs in Bunbury and Sunbury. Also promotions for Edward Peace and Co wholesale beverages and cordials with extensive stock and distribution across Bunbury and Melbourne. A private sale advertises a horse, sulky, harness, and piano from Dr Kearney's estate.
Vessels in port include Cotswold Range loading wood for London for Messrs Millar Ltd and Kwinana taking timber to New Zealand for Messrs Millar Ltd. Winfield departs for Eastern States with timber. Gorgon arrives with 336 bales of wool for London Dalgety and proceeds to Fremantle then Sizepor. Coolgardie expected from Geraldton with sleepers and scantling for Adelaide for Hayward and Son. Burrumbeet listed for Melbourne timber for Millar and Hayward.
Dr A E Cullen announces he has taken over the practice of the late Dr G di Kearney and will continue the Harbour View practice at Wittenoom Street Bunbury.
The passage likens the strike to a primitive era, describing futile disputes between masters and workers. It argues this approach harms community stability and heightens social tension without resolving underlying issues.
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