Sailor's Rest lecture and Bunbury notices fuse community life
A Bunbury gathering at Sailor's Rest featured Rev W Edwards presenting A trip to the Emerald Isle with lantern views, followed by song. Other items cover wedding gift sales, school attendance fines, mayoral office hours, and Bunbury Bowling Club openings plus continuation classes and education talk detailing practical programs for youth and work skills.
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W. Edwards
The
Emerald Isle
Baylis
Kathleen Mavourneen
Thomas Brittain
Wallace Clubb
W.A
Bunbury
W. H. Kaeshagen
Dent
Bunbury Traders’ Assation
Messrs
J. Ewing
M.L
M.L.O.; W. L. Thomas
M.A
J. @. Baldock
T. Telford
Banbury
Emsbury
Australia
Blair
Telford
Kneshagen
Crabb
Director of Education
Clubh
Thomas
M.O
Local Students Earn Certificates At National Business College
At a recent bookkeeping examination by the National Business College in Sydney the Convent School pupils earned certificates. Master Harold Humpreys 96 percent Master Hector McDonald 95 percent Master Bertie Hastie 89 percent Miss Mavis Delaney 91 percent Miss Teresa Hastie 91 percent Miss Ailsa Hlay 90 percent. The article also promotes Scheikowsky's Bread and Narrogin Trading’s Water Drip Cool Sate products with local business notes and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Business College
Sydney
Harold Humpreys
Hector McDonald
Bertie Hastie
Mavis Delaney
Teresa Hastie
Ailsa Hlay
Dismissal in Bunbury Police Court case over alleged bigamy
In Bunbury yesterday morning Thomas Arthur Gordon Brown faced bigamy charges after two women testified about prior marriages. The sergeant failed to prove a first marriage and the court discharged Brown, who then departed the dock with his wife.
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Ue Bunbury
Spenum
J.B
Thomas Arthur Gordon Brown
Thomas Alexander Brown
Green Bushes
Ellen Jane McCabe
Ashley
Ellen Fane McCabe
J Weingy
Greentiashes
Ane
Teahan
Mir
K. M. Eastan
Eastman
Tha
Sho
Tenhan
Albany
Ellen Jana McCabe
Brown
Jean Arley
Sergeant Teahan
Jean Arkley
Thomas Arthur Gordon
Mary Jane Voucher
Greatbushes
Mr. Brown
Arkley
Jean Paton
Victoria
Greenbushes
Sidney Voucher
Bunbury Traders Association and Soldiers Wives Debate Prices
The letter responds to Fair Play on ling price comparisons between Bunbury and Perth, noting living commodities and beef costs. It questions non de plume anonymity, defends the A E F stance on soldiers and Bunbury work needs, and urges joint South West development with scrutiny by others.
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Ling
Bundy
Perth
Wellington St
Bunbury
Power
Shanahans
Al.f
South West
A.E.F
Bunbury Spinning Association Forms Branch
Spinners in Bunbury held a meeting at the Spinning Room over Bon Marche on Wednesday December 6 to form a Bunbury branch of the WA Spinning Association. A committee was named, new members enrolled, and a 1s annual membership grants wool access at 6d per pound for Red Cross items. Three machines operate in the room, with Wednesday sessions 2.30 to 5.30, tuition free. members may also use machines anytime. Donations include socks scarves mittens knee-caps balaclavas and a Cardigan jacket for the Trench Comforts Fund from multiple donors and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunbury
Bon Marche
Wa, Spinning Association
Red Cross
Trench Comforts Fund
F.e.venn
Dardanup
J.fry
Donnybrook
J,h Logue
Yarloop
W.c.maidment
Cape
Bunbury Notes on War Visitors and Local Officers
Personal, Mr Mullen and others visit Bunbury yesterday as Brigetown officials sail to Perth. Major Jane Denton, from Perth, praises Bunbury and the local soldiers, especially Sgt Major Harry Boswill. Lieut J W Everington promoted to Brigade Major, with prior service in Gallipoli and later administrative duties at military HQ.
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Mullen
Tatiwal Park
Sewell
Bunbury
Perth
Janes Denton
Egypt
TY Company
Harry Boswill
Banbury
Pye
Europe
J. Ws Everington
8.W. Mounted Infantry
18Th
A.S.H
Gallipoli
10Th Light Horse
Wott
German Army Admits British Supremacy in War Effort
The Daily Mail notes that General Sixt von Arnim’s report reveals German recognition of British infantry artillery air power and the strain on their own forces. It signals a tacit British upper hand and urges full mobilization of all British resources to secure Allied victory. The article stresses the need for more manpower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Mail
Sixt von Arnim
Arnim
Wombles
William Robertson
Local Paper Aid Boosts Town Progress
A fragmented advisory note urges supporting local trades and purchasing the newspaper to advance the town. It emphasizes assisting the local paper, writing orders, and advertising to sustain the newspaper and benefit the community’s advancement.
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Tocal
First Friday January planned for Polay Sacred Heart Devotions
Roman Catholic notes describe the Byt Desi First Polay Sacred Heart devotions with new guilds forming and an election for officers set for the first Friday in January. Honors medals and lectures planned, summer lectures series announced, and a large assembly at Sunday Mass with instructional sermons on St. Francis Xavier and the Immaculate Conception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewcon
Nxt
Waite
O’ryan
Bridgetown
Ryan
Bunbury
Prince of Wales
Mary Anthony
Mary Johnstone
Alice Cowley
Victoria Square
St. Francis Xavier
The Tea Rooms on Victoria Street Advertises Hospitality
The stall of Lile Seheikowaky's Bread and Seheikoweky's Tea Rooms on Victoria Street touts the best cup of tea with scone or pie in town. It promises utmost hospitality to strangers to draw them into the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lile—Seheikowaky
Seheikoweky’s Tea Rooms
Victoria Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. W. Snowden
Baldock & Co. Ltd
Wellington
Bunbury Benevolent Society
A Mitchell
Boehm Tol
J Lilley
Fawkner
National Bank
J. Ross
Ford
A F Spencer
E Winshie
Roelands
Leslie
Baldock
Nucrogin Trading & Agency Co. Ltd
Bowling Club
Queen's Park
W. Snowdon
W. Polaut
Coromer
Flynn
Og Tar
Oakes
Batitowsty
Victorisat
Bam
Tord
MR. Clubb
Bunbury Traders’ Association
Walt
Scheikowsky
J. Baldock & Co
Narrogin Trading and Agency Co. Ltd
Bunbury Police Court
Big Brook
Spt
Bunbury Traders’ Association and Soldiers’ Wives
Mrs. McCallaus
Cortes Joe
Hose Fotel