Banbury Herald Reporter Intercepts Bunbury Politician at Victoria Park
A Banbury Herald representative welcomes Mr Thomas and the Bunbury delegation at Victoria Park. The talk covers water schemes, harbor plans, irrigation and a Bunbury school project. Thomas defends loan allocations and hints at.future details before the Young Guard drums end the interview.
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Banbury
Victoria Park
Thomas
Chas Harper
Banbury-Roelands
Bunbury
Roelands- Banbury
Seaddan
Tam Cad T
South Bunbury
Burekupp
Wagin-Darkan
Burswood Station
FARES OF THE SOUTH WEST PRIZE AWARDED
A report by W Ostton Grasby notes the Western Australia and Perth Society competition awarding first prize to S H Fry of Benger. Second and third prizes go to Rath Harvey and Fry Bros Donnybrook. Judging criteria included crops conditions farming practices livestock and farm management.
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W. Ostton Grasby
W.A. and P. Society
Edwin Rose
H. Fry
Benger
Rath
Harvey
Mesars
Fry Bros
Donnybrook
South-West
Wellington District Best Managed Farm judged
The Secretary reports on class 1 entries for Best Managed Farm in the Wellington District. Scores include 87 for Pre, Boneer. 82 for Fry Bros Dornybrook. 79 for A F Ritten Rennawick. 78 for A Bernold Tordanin. Notes stress organic manure, weed control, farmyard management, and practical standards over ideal ones.
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Seaaratary Whilington Accientural Society
Bunbrry
Wellington
Pre
Boneer
O Roth Aerver
Fry Bros
Dornybrook
Pointe
Friften Rennawick
A Bernold
Tordan
Yachting Braces Race Between Clubs Yields Dolphin Victory
The Banbury Yacht Club event went Sunday afternoon with the Dolphin winning after Elma’s Finch trailed, Dolphin repairing a broken main stay and finishing strong. Ripple beat Penelope by four seconds to claim third, while Sayonara faltered on an attempted tide exit. Enthusiasts witnessed a tight, skilled contest as the starter anchored at the buoy for future races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeos
Accaon
Banbury Yacks Club
Dolphin
Elma
Eeeum
Naomi
Sayonara
Birch
Ripple
Penelope
Bunbury Bowling Club opens 1913 season with new members
Bowing notes report Bunbury Bowling Club fair ly entered upon the 1913 season with a record influx of new members. Notables present include Cadden Hornsby Shepherd Skewes Morris Norman Moltzmann and Powell alongside veterans Ferguson Bunting Holtsmann Tomkinson and Moore. Holtzmann is hailed as the season’s hopeful as serious bowls begin at Busselton and Stirling Street clubs with match play.
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Bunbury
Cadden
Hornsby
Shepherd
Skewes
Morris
Norman Moltzmann
Powell
Paul Ferguson
Bunting
Holtsmann
Tomkinson
T. T. Moore
Holtzmann
S.W
Busselton
Stirling Street
Busselton Notes Death of Joseph Gardner Reynolds Pioneer of the Blackwood
Mr. Joseph Gardner Reynolds died at Memberup Wonnerup at 94. A district pioneer over 60 years, he helped develop Jalbarragap and Dudinnallup, later bought Harford property and built a homestead at Memberrup. He married Mina Morgan and had twelve children. funeral held Thursday evening with many grand and great grandchildren. He served as a justice of the peace and was noted as a first-class judge of animals.
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Herald
Joseph Gardner Reynolds
Reynolds
Blackwood
Jamea Naim
Jalbarragap
R. G. MaAtee
Lands Office
Dudinnallup
Dudinnallop
W. BR. Bunbury
Old Country
John Harford
Wonnerup
Dodd
Harford
W.A
Memberrup
Mina Helen Morgan
America
Deceisad
Everant
Charles
Thomas
Percy
Holly
H. G., Brookman
FB. N. M. Locke
H. G. Yelverton
H. Layman
Salom
Busselton Triumphs In Pen nant Opener Over 8 W Club
The opening pennant match at the 8 W Club ended with Busselton securing a narrow one-point victory. Teede's 8 W side starred with 43 against Procer's Jet, while Prignell and Mann matched Carter and Prain to keep the score close.
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Creen
Buncelton
Teede
Procer
Prignell
Mann
Carter
Prain
Busselton
Chihites
B. AW
Pries
Bunting
Russell
G. E. Clarke
Dodds
Alsopp
Prada
Andrews
Barnard
Knapton
BRS
Raya
Platt
Jago
Verschner
Miler
Milne
Cammilleri
Owen
M. B. Clarke
Foreman
Busselton tops Bunbury in premier's second win
Busselton strengthened by adding P Bignell and McPaniell and defeated Bunbury town club by seven points. Scores show Busselton 1770 to Bunbury 1700 with listed players for each side.
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TAE
Bunbury Town
Busselton
Percy Bignell
McPaniell
Golf notes on upcoming ladies trophy and men’s date
The note outlines a Saturday ladies competition for Mr F F E Venns trophy with many entries and cooler weather hoped for. It also sets the men’s date for the 21st inst and reminds members entries with two completed wards must be in before the 15th inst.
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Ff. E. Venn
Membara
Mentio
Tacene
Obituary for Mrs Florence Mary Ede of South Bunbury
Mrs Florence Mary File wife of Mr H Ede of South Bunbury died shortly after accouph ment on Saturday. She was 88 and her infant child was the sole offspring. Funeral Sunday afternoon at Angliree cemetery with Mr Fitzgerald officiating. Chief mourners were her brother Mr G W Knicht and sister in law Mrs Wricht.
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Florence Mary File
H Ede
South Bunbury
Mire Fide
Angliree
Fitzgerald
G. W. Knicht
Wricht
Mrs George Cross Rises as Busselton Pioneer Dead
One of Busselton's oldest residents and early South-West pioneers died at her Quean Street home on Friday evening after a lingering illness. The funeral the next day drew a large crowd. Mrs Cross leaves many descendants, several of whom are prominent local figures.
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Busselton
South-West
Quean Street
Mre Cross
Cathedral Sale of Work at Radford Hall Fete
The Christmas Fete and Sale of Work opens at Radford Hall at 3 30 pm with Mrs Herbst Davies of Wellington Mills officiating. Stalls include Parishioners Fancy Scholars GFS Lollie Farm Produce and Flower Rathmines Refreshment Smoke Room Croque tournamente and entertainments. Ticket pricing lists 6d ordinary 1s reason 2s 6d family season tickets available at the Rectory.
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Radford Hall
Stall
Harcourt
Paisley
B.C.G.5
Cathedral Sunday School
Christmas Tree
G.F.S. Stall
Dames Adams
Benson
Davies
Draper
Baylis
Trigwell
G.F.S
Lollie Stall
Foreman
E. Clarke
Cope
Rameau
E. M. Clarke
Eastman
Mitchell
Owen
Amy Mitchell
Irwin
H. Johnston
Knight
F. H. Roberts
Spencer
Gy Teede
Tyrer
Walker
Misem Oakley
Buttle
Hislop
Johns
Sinclair
Steere
Bedford Hall
Lewis
M. Oakley
Gh Blythe
Window blinds offer cooling and style for homes
W Zimpel studies Venetian blinds for interior and exterior use. Glpring Bolar Blinds with lace inserts and medallion centers in art shades, wire gauze, and Oriental blinds described. Verandah blinds in chemical duck, with or without stripes. Ready for fixing or expert installation. estimates provided.
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W. Zimpel
Advt
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MR. Thomas
MR. A
Catton Grasby
Jtnghs Report
Perth
Der
West
Guildford
Clifton
Brace OF Ghason
Dolphen
Thme
Dolphin Sayonara
MR. Reynolds
Busselton v
Busselton v. Bunbury
Proveer
Miller
P. Bignell
Fehr
Horneey
Hotzmann
J. Bignell
Moore
Brittain
Barxgell
McDaniell
Spencer, Baldock
Ferguson
Golf Notes
Buffy
Pianza
Jimme Sweet
VY Ee
Florence Mary Bede
George Cross
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