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Bunbury Herald

Location

Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Dec 09, 1913

Page

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Labor ballot shifts in NSW regions as results trickle in

Fragmentary report on Labor and opposition candidates across Murgusky Burrangong Mudgee Navi Rahburalam and Yash tally shows Dunn Block Lynch and McGirr gaining or holding ground while Brown and Durham move through second ballots. Holman predicts final victory in the metropolitan and country electorates ahead of December 25.

Sydney Coudlay Thrower Labor Murgusky Burgess Burrangong Dunn Mudgee Block Navi Lynch Rahburalam Durham Brown Laebor McGirr Yash Firwee Yilacw Wea Holman I'rentiex

Nalson Agricultural Society Committee Meeting Notes

Members present included Mr A Cullen president and Mr A Ble chynden. The group reviewed show arrangements and thanked judges and aides. Receipts total £338 14 6 with expenditure £228 14 10 and a credit balance £49 18 10. The President praised the show’s success and discussed expanding to a two day event to handle more exhibitors.

Grist A. Cullen Mevere J. Blechynden 0. Sparks H. T. Doust R. E. Warburton R. C. Williams C. R. Doust TE. Smth Fo Davis Gevremry Mr. Abbott Aistance A. Blechynden Lieutenant Doust Minow Department Greenbishes Mbe Cannel Blochymlen

Fragmentary Notice on Local Billing Rumor

A garbled OCR fragment references a local billing or taxation line in a district. It mentions costs in shillings and a stipulation about payment lines, but the text is unclear on exact action, parties, or deadlines.

Shipping Strike in Sydney Dominates Monday Actions

The water strike centers on the Tatu by the wharf with crew obeying conference orders. A 24 hour delay passes as warrants for arrest are expected to be executed. The Baritone crew left their ship but may return today, while custody and legal actions unfold in Auckland.

Sydney Lutua Lily Deley Auckland Sa. Baritane

Australia borrows millions as Australis spurs markets

London reports Sir Newton Moore Agent General for Western Australia told the Edinburgh Merchants Association banquet that every sovereign state in Australasia has borrowed and spent millions of pounds on reproductive works and market development for the British trader.

London Newton Moore Western Australia Dominions Edinburgh Merchants’ Association Australis

Marriage Restrictions Praised by Daily Mail in Australia

The Daily Mail commends the Australian Government for proposing penalties on employers who interfere with employees marriages. It urges a nationwide measure to end immigrant family discrimination.

London Daily Mail Mail Australia

Postal conference backs wage hike demand in Leicester

A London report states postal representatives met yesterday in Leicester. A motion for a 15 percent wage rise was carried while a plan to strike and ally with rail, mining, and transport groups was rejected by two votes. Special delegates may seek a National Joint Committee call for a Postal Congress.

London Leicester National Joint Committee

Customs detain and release batch of files and bayonets

Customs officers in Belfast detained a batch of files and bayonets consigned from Liverpool telegraph arakers. The shipment was later released from detention.

London Belfast Liverpool

Rail upgrade promises fail to deliver expected speed in Bunbury Perth line

Historical note blames heavier rails for delays despite promises of faster, more comfortable travel. Officials rushed completion by month end, yet journeys extended or held to poor times. Increased expenditure appears not to improve service. commuters faced longer travel and inconsistent timetables.

Bunbury Perth Lear Moure

Opening of the Congregational Manse Dedication Service

A large congregation gathered on the Manse grounds to dedicate the new Congregational Church manse replacing the old forty five year structure. Rev D T Whalley and Rev Andrew Buchanan attended with remarks from Mrs Linden declaring the Manse open for the minister and family. The ceremony included psalm reading, a benediction, and an inspection of the new residence followed by a reception with local officials and Salvation Army members in attendance.

Congregational Church D. T. Whalley Andrew Buchanan R. A. Chapman A. L. Evans Buildin Committee Sterne Nimsen Willan Hill Tau Lose Anne Mayo 8. B. Fellows Wintec Salvation Army

Cathedral Bazaar to-morrow opens by the Mayor at Bedford Hall

His Worship the Mayor will open the Cathedral Bazaar in Bedford Hall tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 for debt reduction on the Bishop's Howe. Stalls include Christmas Treas and G.F.S. Fancy and Apron Mothers' Meeting Odds and Ends Parishioners Sunday School B.G.G.S. Farm Produce and Flowers Lollies and Refreshments with an open air smoke lounge and side shows organized by a young committee. Admission is 6d for a pleasant evening.

Annal Basar Bedford Hall Adralesiou

Bridgetown vs Warriors match report and score details

Bridgetown faced the Warriors in a tough Saturday match with White and Howe delivering key plays. Notable events included a long throw stopping Jim Howe and several bowlers contributing strong overs as the home side posted totals and notations from H. White, Arthur Moore, and others in a detailed score recap.

Jay Shee Uur Auawen Bova Enny Vestling Watt Loelke Tases Catte Leow Bobi Trim Bridgetown White Winke Lin Jim UN Jim Howe

Community sale raises funds for new hall in district

Saturday events in Boganup featured stalls and a sale of work to support a new hall. Despite inclement weather, residents donated diverse goods from fat lambs to pin cushions, drawing strong local support and around £108 for construction. The old hall will be replaced with a modern venue to host future gatherings.

Ind Welles

Leaving Bun ture Rifle Club In Splendid Send Off

Personal Atahe farewell event marked the Bun ture Rifle Club as Willer departs Banbutyy to assume duties at Karridale. Captain Duffell presented the tribute while Wuanisonwe, Travellie Days, and Secretary Loweeth Whebergetio shared warm wishes and pride in his service.

Bunture Rifle Club Willer Banbutyy Karridale Duffell Willey Warry

Amusements at Lyric Theatre with Pathe and Vita film programs

A Wednesday bill at the Lyric Theatre features a Pathe production The Curse a 3900 foot drama about lives ruined by crime and The Spell a Vita graph hyp notion film. Supporting titles include The Bualuing Gazette While the Count Goes Bathing Circumstances Make Heroes and Private Secretary with nightly cash prize giveaways.

Spencer Theatre Royal Lyrics Theatre Pathe Paris Aether Fine Vitagraph

Mayoral Visit Highlights Cathedral Address and civic duty

Sunday at St Pauls Cathedral drew a large crowd for a municipal year start sermon by Canon Adams. He urged civic leaders to bear communal burdens and prayed for Divine guidance, citing Genesis and noting improvements since ancient times. The new pulpit, praised for beauty and function, was dedicated after the service.

St. Pauls Cathedral Canon Adams Genesis Bsk Kaviety Jebulonsa Canon Adurix Abou Bon Adhem Marly Adams Sindy

Hospital Board Discusses Appointing Matron and Finances

The monthly meeting of the Health Board reviewed appointing a matron for Atrs Dawson, Nurse Uaporn, and noted endorsements by government departments. Tenders for clearing the hospital grounds ranged from £12 to £22 10s, with Mr W Dare’s bid accepted.

Moss N al. R. J. Eliott R. J. Evans Telegraphic Construction W. Dare B. Eyles J. May Messrs Cooper and McVicwr Hourigan Messrs .Thorley Vic

Don’t Bow Auction Item From Narroc Trading Co.

Auction notice for a movable item described as a portable fastening device attached to a saw bowl. Location Tunbury with price listed at £22101. Request catalogues and particulars from Cult And Ret.

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