Jetty Ambulance Patrons Rally Jetty Head
A rally at the jetty heads Inspector Holmes and prominent locals including the Mon KM Clarks and Magee discussed emergency aid. Mr Baldock supplied the ambulance gear as speakers praised timely support and pledged worker safety and efficient remobilization for the harbour district.
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Premptly Ab Eco
Carentha Harbor
Abrabimsce
Mana Achoe
Birger
Millars
Baldock
Dean
Aod
Annention
Banbury
Pyar
Aranice
Bowe
Panple
Bill
J. Slaw
Bregma
Bali
Mart Tima
J.olden
Wileon
Beabury
B. M. Clarke
Bowbury
Wiles
Ferat
Moors
Rabon
Mowra
Brunswick Notes Fragments On Local Life And Railway Woes
Local notes detail church matters, staffing changes, and a stalled revival in Brunswick. Reports mention Ms Holl and Mrs Ball transferring duties, a prospective return to an old site, and fears over railway work reducing employment and affecting the town center.
Lisbon Tragedy Shocks Europe Three Regicides Shot
London 3 February reports a Portuguese royal assassination. King Carlos died from wounds as Queen Amelie protected Prince Manuel who ascends the throne. Regicides, arrests, and a riot followed near the Tagus palace. Manuel Benes identified as mastermind.
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Tague
Amelie
Amelie Ross Ini
Panpla
Police Sores
Amelia
London “ Daily Mail
Prince Manuel
Jose Branco
Interior
Infante
Alphonso
Quean
Carlos
Filippa
Filipe
Manuel
Manual Benes
Linkon
Regici
Portugal
Gieteiegeen
Rantar's
Madrid
el Mucho
Oporto
Senor Francois
Government influenced coal price dispute over rail transport
The article discusses steamers likely bunkering at Banbury to buy coal from Collin at 15s per ton, amid government moves to raise prices through arbitration. It notes objections in the press and argues the arbitration act would benefit both workers and employers, while tracking local wage and coal pricing tensions.
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Banbury
Collin
Owuwe
Callie Cosl
Caathe
Toaboe
de Joal
England
The Druce Case Libel Suit Against Daily Chronicles
The Druce Case players in London have instructed their solicitors to sue the proprietors of the Daily Chronicles for libel. George Bollamby Druce, claimant to the Duchy of Portland, Cobrin the solicitor, and Pebeasry 3 are named in the action as part of the libel dispute.
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London
Pebeasry 3
Cobrin
George Bollamby Druce
Duchy of Portland
Daily Chronicles
The Thaw Case Moves Toward Lunatic Asylum
A large crowd cheered Thew and his wife as they were driven to the Matteswan Lunatic Asylum where Thaw has been committed for an indefinite period. Mr Littlejohn, the account's legal adviser, will not pursue action to hinder the committal at this time.
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London
Pebrasky
Thew
Matteswan Lunatic Asylum
Littlejohn
Accunt
Smuts Introduces Bill Legalizing Alien Intentions
In London on February 3 Mr J O Smuts Transvaal Colonial Secretary moves a bill legalizing the form of engagement for aliens as adopted last Thursday. Thirty Asiatic prisoners are released from gaol at Pretoria and fifteen notices to quit are rescinded. The India settlement brings unqualified satisfaction.
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London
J. 0. Smuts
Transvaal Ghlonial
Haa Intermend
Thisty Alz Asiatics
Pretoria
India
Port to Port Truck Rate Debate Warns Local Merchants
In Bunbury local merchants challenge the four ton truck rate under the Bailes Department policy. J G Baldock defends keeping the rate to assist inland trade, arguing a cheaper river to port service aids country stores and railway use. He opposes abolishing the rate, citing benefits to shipping and regional commerce.
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Bailes Department
Bunbury
Marahanta
Berald
Cartain
Plac
J. G. Baldock
Dirpstok
Corwiztien
Wheas Pufita
Ruaran
Parth Teavsters
Becauen
Fremantle
Alea Custom House
Credit Aystem
Fremantis
Banbury
Budacei
Geo Clarke
Marchante
Chamber of Commerce
Fremantle Imarchents
Wen & m
JR. C. Spencer
Fuerbher
Kernaene
Lenke
Suger
Coord
W. Kaeshagen
Rail freight rates and Bunbury trade impact debate
Metropolitan travellers rarely affect Bunbury retail trade as Bunbury merchants rely on rail consignments and port shipments. Debates consider abolishing the 15s trunk rate, its effect on prices, and whether metropolitan firms gain at regional expense, with Bunbury merchants defending local trade and rail competition.
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Srmz
Prinite
Prion
Bunbury
Snd
Railway Department
Bowls Match Delivers Tight City Club Showdown
The South West Club hosted a three‑on‑three pennant clash against Bunbury with tight play and strong defense. Bunbury won all three lines led by Fred Craven and Brit Britt, while Stokes and Clary anchored 8.W. efforts.
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Anelosure
Suirline-atreat Institution
Wxcallenae
Cain
Crnatita
Bunbury
Carr
Bosselton
Eatik
Twnioa
Parks Capturai
Leeds
Buinlay
Brittai
Parkes
Cortare
Cont
Wullismoon Hed Com
Wind
Erwas
Bong
Alestion
Cartar
T. Moore
Holtemava
Cohen
Carrier
Williamson
Ays
Caer
Fisk
Happilyanoneh
Stoken
Ind
Mont
Davey
Clare
Dr Jool
Nureio Sare
Tha Rencua
Hamray
Wortaraar
Ramasy
Norris
Fred
Craven
Brittain
Cant
S.W
Teede
Paisley
Darmer
Holtzmann
Moore
W.—Cohen
Thoman
Bryan
Stokes
Bunting
Botacay
W.—Delabery
Jon
Norrie
Paha
Houth- Wert Club
Adventures of the South Bunbury Correspondent in Capel River
A fragmented reminiscence follows a long trek home to Capel Ton for tea. The narrator recalls a chaotic night with rapacious recollections, a vivid dream of thirst at Bunbury, a farm breakfast with Gutmann, and grazing farm notes. The piece ends with local cricket references and a note about the fourth test match in Melbourne and Bunbury’s sports scene.
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Bunbury
Mount Picton
Stokes
Davey
Water Board
Smithy
McGarley
Guyman
Eli Allen
Howe
Teamato Abrook
Barth
Vy Gotmann
Weil
Gnémann
Tanid
Bunbury’ Herald
Agr
Alexi Allon
Koonsas
Gome
Ae Feoaty
Roonackere
Gutmann
Allenvilly
Eli
Ted
Abother Hole
Trott En Gunn
Liew
Haven
Carroll
Hiaxlett
Pry
Lavoe Fane
Laver
Oynntord
Delven
Carroll Jooas
Vaughan
Berne
Trott
Trott Bunderes J
Secon Sonings
Gann
E Laver
H Carroll
Baatoris
Hobbs
Delyes
bLaywryn
C Laver
Victoris
Tassage
Biythe
Vauxhan
Barco
Allen
Biythe Healy
Gun
Biythe Delwud
Fane
Barnes _ Rawk
Bry
Cruford
Barnes
Haslitt
Lb. W
Barnes Spiers
Tiabbs
Blythe Laver
Hardstall
Harupe
Hinséls
Othaes
Pebrisk
Uberod
England and Victoria clash in Melbourne day one
Cricketers England and Victoria entered a tense day one in Melbourne. England were all out for 77 and began their second innings with Gunn and Hayes. Hobbs starred with a brilliant spell for Victoria before Hobbs fell at 24. England faced a strong challenge as Carroll’s bowling troubled their lineup.
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Melboune
Twee
Rane
Emma
Imp
Livierin
Gunn
Hayes
Arly
Carroll
Huedatah
Hobbe
Dolyen
England
Donnybrook Prestin Railway Officials Plan Opening Event
A district meeting between Donnybrook Prestin Railway officials and Upper Preston Beagau and the Agricultural Society discussed opening the completed railway section. They hope to inaugurate traffic on 1042 March at a ceremony with sub committees to invite local communities and notable figures for the event.
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Donnybriot- Prestin
Upper Praston Beagau
Agricultural Society
Mesia T. Walters
Mathers and Lyons
Upper Praaton
Jengug
W.A. Mitehall
Pet
Air
Layton
Wec
Losgue
Mani
Ministarmd
Party Sud
Trafic
Preston
Drysdale
Jaucigan
Roa
Uinubwes
Me J. Walters
Laxgda
Antar
Messie Sexton
Gantiawen
Reeponun
Uewie Eunsroun
S Perea
Sir Jula Parreat
Bia
Public meeting Scrutinizes Sussex District Association finances
In Busselton on Monday the Sussex District Association faced a tense public meeting over its finances. Chairman Mr W G Pickering read a lengthy report detailing a strained position and urged stronger support and action to secure the association’s future.
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Sussex Association
Sussex District Association
Oheiman
W. G Pickering
Anche
Chery
Siunabers
Garry
Bunitiws
RK. Scanton
Tore Enurgeny
Pickering
Bosnion
Seapion
Furrat Anid Ha
Whanever Ha
Pau Ha
Mir Vian
Suse Diatriot Association
Avery
Dina
Mo Reid
Anothur Ymir
J W. Mano
Fintasao
Milan
Unclear local appointment unsettled at Boyanup grounds
Fragmentary report notes Mr J Pot and Mr J Glynn linked to a dispute over leadership at Inguiciont star grounds near Boyanup. Mentions several nearby places and exprovision concerns but lacks clear outcomes.
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Sinus Om
Atationmastar
J Pottw
Inguiciont Star
Boyanup
J Glynn
Alo
Runnaymedoy Argyle
Bigin, Capel
Ludio
Wonnerup
Bunning’s Siding
Baltspin
Maryvale
Jar
Capel Races Outcome Report and Local Advertisements
The article notes Capel races with Tortoiish winning the double event amid variable impressions. It mentions a court inquiry date, riders including W Veal of the Cepal Shakes, and Martinsing references. It also highlights window displays in Cortiak’s center with muslin lawns, colored boots, and price offers, plus Banbury Pharmacy and local shops advertising goods and deliveries.
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Cortiak
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