Fragmented Southeast England Firm Faces Suspension Amid Bustling Local Rumors
A North East England company Talégana Eom, with Sunderland and Ford ties, suspends operations as director plans a controversial contract with the Federal Government for Finland clearance while financial troubles plague founder George Hunten of Syd Gay. Reports of fires, casualties, and local incidents ripple through Adelaide and Broken Hill amid a chaotic midweek scene.
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Bir J. Talégana
Finland
George Hunten Jownsloe
Noeh
Fourth Test Match Attrition Amid Debts and Dismay
Australia faced a shaky chase after the visitors posted 588 in their first innings. W W Rae led a stubborn stand for England, reaching 188 not out as Australia fell short by 308 runs. Gunn and Jonas Bat Pielder troubled the Australians with bowling while Cartar shone for England in a tough low-scoring second innings, sealing victory for England.
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Australia
Rama
W. W. Rae i
Mastart
Alaxha
England
Tinristad
Hounders
Gunn
Jonas
Burubury Water Board Meeting Debates Street Works and Meters
The Bunbury Water Board met in the evanescent chambers on Monday evening. Discussion covered road works on Taurt street, meter reliability, and costs for supply contracts. The secretary reported 626 properties connected and 968 water connections, with extensive reticulation works completed and a new pumping station proposed.
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Public Works Department
A. Ohisan
FE. Warland
Tf. C
Baldock
Thersin
Clarko
Lloyd
N. J. Moore
Chi Ranttor
Exreativa
Stewart
Mr Clarke
Teehee Darter
Peti
Paarl Atrest
Steente
Ratensdon
Howe
Fimbel
Matura
Clarke
Balanes Shewr
Chaiemar
Fraenkel
Iman
Kully
Reigal
Eemry
Gas
Hayward
Sponear
Myria
Piaidor
Fat Barnes
Worthington
Jones
Plaidy
Crawford
Aeote ST. Selonae Setton
Amd Cement
Oderes Carter
Slamy Hind Ogesuere Fuuld
Ito
Arian
Sarricu
Burbury Local Court Sequences In Debtor Instalment Orders
Details of a Bunbury local court session on February 11 with multiple judgments and instalment orders. Debtors, including J H Cake and W Langlinds, faced weekly payments or commitments to liquidate debts, varying by case and creditor. Some orders permitted weekly payments until liquidation. others set higher weekly amounts or alternative remedies.
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Iran
Gibney
Darldeup
Kryywery
Banyikuy -Amer
Dragron
Courtury
Lew
Gr Hweward
Dowden
Shaw
Bonfury Bariware
Mustin
R. Maggs
Puiukel
Greenmount
Gadamert
Clix Cave
Turud
T. Waler
Lomg Atauiling
Yaidi
Kanbary
Toxford
W. Langlinds
Biograph and Gaiety Entertainers at Mountbury show
Biograph and Gaiety Entertainers present animated picupse and dancing by the Guety Entertainers under Mr Frank OSullivan in Mountbury. The show promises strong appeal with special music and expert biograph direction by Mr Wubert Glake. Booking requires no extra charge.
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Mounbury
Thayra
Wubert Glake
Kumbury
Cook Watchmaker and Jeweller Buynbury Eye Glasses
A damaged OCR item describes eyeglasses and lenses sold by Cook a watchmaker and jeweller located at Stephen-street Bunbury. It mentions trial viewing and interchangeable lenses aimed at improving sight and preventing further injury.
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C. Cook
Hotel Meeting Testimony in Harassment Case
Witnesses describe Swan pressuring Robins to influence a claim and paying for services, with details about wages, misconduct, and hotel location. Debates over evidence and adjournment focus on Robins and Kobingon testimonies and the involvement of Ewing and Maggie Murphy.
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Binglsjr
Pisinti
Kowo
Weil Himzelf
Tie
Joe
Bonbury
Robinson
Kiwi Lo
Ewing
Swan
le Wally
Owen
Ne Hs
Kollason
Faruran
Maggie Murphy
Bubeindo
Svan
Kobingon
Death of Mrs. Steew mourned in Valley town
The widow of Mpsma Steew, manager of the anti Collie Mri, died Tuesday night after a long illness. She was 70, leaving a large family. Funeral held Thursday afternoon with friends of the Varened, Ray J. Stan Held conducting. Mortuary arrangements by Mowers Schurman and Smaivh. A fire damaged Willies station last night, destroying a truck and its contents. Railway concerns over Narvigin timetable and train services are noted.
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Snittan
Wei
Mpsma Steew
Thn
Anti Colley
Tharkday Afrarnon
Irkia
Cardu
Mateners
Ray J. Stan
Schurman
Smaivh
Yenny Wise
Pound Fool
Taft speeched in Kansas City on reform and socialism
In London dated cablegram, Mr W L Unf United States Secretary of War and presidential candidate delivered an address in Kansas City. He urged vigorous action to eradicate business abuse and warned that without social and moral reforms the nation would drift toward socialist measures.
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W L. ‘Unf
United States Secretary of War
Kansas City
Question of Partnership at the Victoria Hotel Suit
The case centers on a partnership dispute at the Victoria Hotel involving Murphy and Robinson and the firm with Ewing and others. Witnesses including Robinson and Eastman presented testimony over admitted debts, wages, and signatures, with adjournments and requests for examination of witnesses noted as the court wrestled with claims amid firm tensions.
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H. White
Ewing
Murphy
AL Robinson
DBL Hs HA
Butman
Mian Murphy
A. Robinson
Eastman
Evidense
Bingon
Ana
Robineos
Tranauguina
Ribinson
Benry White
Inter
Bung
Init
Wasa
DP Swan
Barroxa
Wallington
Che Fi Mal Murphy and Robinson
Mtr Ewing
Eastman Toy
Mia Murphy
Decumbar
Rubin
Te Hing
Bastian
Migs
Ratubey
Ruhinsun Linso
Thay
Rugng
Olayaninge
Hyemmunet Dine Rohinsiik
Bri
Robinson
Sant
G Methben
Wollngton Hotel
Witnes
Eastman Swan
Paniel
Mes Houlahan
Bunbury
Iguva
Bess
Mas Vic Spencer Seeks Farms After Short Bunbury Holiday
Social and Personal item noting Mas Vic Spencer spent a brief holiday in Bunbury then intends to travel to Seabrook near Norttimm for farm work.
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Mas Vic. Spencer
Bunbury
Seabrook
Norttimm
GIPSIES AT BICTON REPORTS MISSING GIRL
Perth last night reports gipsy family at Fre manila after revival near the steamer volgardia. The Stevans family head resides locally. Catharine Stevans, aged 12, is missing from home as police search the area and pursue leads.
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Perth
Fremanila
Riston
Che
Stevans
Choolies
Catharine
Aegiel
Fifth Rhodes Scholar Named From Perth College
W Horan, a student at the Christian Brothers' College in Perth, has been selected as the fifth Rhodes scholar. He leaves for England to commence his studies next August.
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Perth
Dohe W Horan
The
Christian Brothers
Nelectal Ag Veet
Australia
Gfth
Eniinad
Up-to-date Library Subscriptions Offered by Central News Agency
The Central News Agency announces an up-to-date circulating library on a deposit basis for Tortus Used per quarter. Subscriptions may start at any time with access to the latest dation.
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Central Bowe Agency
Fire at Convent of the Sacred Heart Newcastle
A blaze struck the Convent of the Sacred Heart in Newcastle on Tyne. Inmates faced danger as escape via the staircase failed. Nuns improvised sheets and ropes to lower the children to safety and then descended themselves, averting a tragedy.
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Convent of the Sacred Heart
Newcastle on-Tyne
Yeatrday
Overseas cricket match yields notable innings and injuries
Perga bout and Skipworth feature in a high scoring encounter at Boyanup where notable bowlers like Gibbs and Ecclestone claim wickets. The match includes discusses of injuries to Crawford and Humphrie, with Fiji planning a Adelaide match against veteran players. Bunbury and South Hugbury renew rivalry for the Jeffrey Cup at Worrant Park.
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Adelaide
Witk
Tous Ganege Jiffen
Lyons
Gave
Smoaget Theotbars Ie D
Whee
Propoynoyd Oas
Wort
Australia
Ozzy
Bunbury
South Hugbury
Dinizula Trial Draws Fire in Cape Argus
London February 12 The Cape Argus rebukes Mr J Vivo the English lawyer who quit as counsel for Dinizula. It condemns his precipitate action as a menace to Natal's peace and a boon to enemies of English colonists in South Africa.
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Cape Argus
J. Vivo
Dinizula
Nanal
South Africa
The Portuguese Tragedy and Press Reactions
The Lisbon Times correspondent notes the public’s calm over the assassination of King Carlos and Prince Louis. The Stindant's correspondent calls the regicide justifiable and efforts to discover accomplices ongoing. Subscriptions support the assassins’ families as Republican papers demand prosecution of King Carlos' equerry.
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the Times
Carloy
Luie
Stindant
Ring
Carlos’ Equarry
Oon
Monte Carlo Murder Suspect Granted Life Penal Servitude
Mistress Goold, condemned to death for the murder of Madame Legin at Monte Carlo, has received a reprieve and the sentence has been commuted to life penal servitude.
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Goold
Madame Legin
Monte Carlo
Suffragettes in London clash at House of Commons door
Women factions attempted entry to the House of Commons yesterday. Vans delivered groups opposing the door and about 150 rising arrests were expected but only 50 were taken into custody.
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Bondon
House of Commons
Ireland Affair Debate Over Prosecutions Probe
In the House of Commons committee Mr John Roche a Nationalist for Galway East insinuated Lord Antrim involved in an alleged attempt to manufacture outrage at Woollahra for political aims. RB Cherry and Augustine Birrell defended, while Mr Balfour denied any foundation to the accusation.
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House of Commone
Eris
John Roohe
Galway East
Lord Anhtown
Woorlawa
RB. BR
Cherry
Ireland
Augustine Birrell
Bafour
Narrow Escape From Drowning at Mandurah Hotel Jetty
Last night at Mandurah Agnes McLenzis a hotel worker jumped from the jetty into rough water about 1410. Her companions watched as she sank. Mr Brampeel, the hotel licensee, awakened and rescued her from the sea after strenuous effort. She claimed she mistook the water’s depth. The scene drew a crowd and the emergency was aided by locals.
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Parth
Mandurah
Agnes McLenzis
Peninsila Et al
Amd
Ahricks
Hrampell
Bramoeil
Eby
Roelands Rifle Club February 3,000 Shot and Team Notes
The Roelands Rifle Club reports Jack Gibbe won the February 3,000 event after a spell of injury. Last Saturday he scored 100 points with a new coupon. In the junior team BJ Cocke was suggested in Winning two points, as the season draw near. Two spoons remain to be shot for, with one member in the A team holding two spoons. In the 8 team J. Coseell and A. Tare show strong form as the season progresses.
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Whitetea Brathore Narasd Roberts
Hansa Ovar Amideen
Tanadag
Broken Hill
Beeat Caudrey
Hanry Crowdee
West Australia
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Secratay
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Exoh
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Miler
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al J-Thompson
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C. Mitchell
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Ben
Cocke
Thors
Ino Gita
J. Coseell
A. Tare How
Feo Sauh
Wearons
The Day Dawn Tragedy
Potter and Bloombe are committed for trial in the Wilpul murder case. The report notes the suspects faced charges after the dawn incident, with prosecutors detailing the crime and evidence as the court prepares to proceed.
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Clee al
B. Clarke
A. Cowmpton
T. Coonan
A. Watt
Young
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Claaky
Wilful Mardar
Potter
Bloombe
Wilpul
St Patrick Day Sports At Baobury As Planned
The Friendly Societies plan a full program for St Patrick day events including cycling parasition military and jumpers. The mixed slate will feature 250 members and a boot of activities for the day previously expected to proceed with major local support.
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Council
Eugh
Quindalop Races Report From Yelverton Course
Race card details include nine boasted PBJ endaued at Quindstap on Yelverton track Tuesday. Wilsutt Handicap excitement as Gam and Pale edge to win by belt neck. Palw Yon close second. Other results list Trint Stekes Gea Dark Rosa Ladies Pursa Tortuise Kalunia and more with various placings and stakes.
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Tusaday
Wilsutt
Bunbury
Trint Stekes
Dark Bone
Protest Against Tortoise Interferes in Capel Race Club
A correspondent reports on a protest at Capel race club about alleged interference involving Cedric in the Capel Bruber winer Tortoisw. The protest was adjourned until Monday next to avoid affecting the winner’s progress. Officials voiced hope misleading statements circulate less.
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Capel Bruber
Tortoisw
Thy Stawarda
Capal Race Club
Nce
Aathers
Four-Ton Truck Rate Debate Stirs Bunbury Traders
A reader letter from South Bunbury argues freight charges raise costs for drapers, grocers, and retailers, blaming higher per ton rates for increasing consumer prices. The writer urges working people to pressure authorities and tenderers to curb price rises, warn ing that retailers and workers alike will feel the impact as profits shrink and living costs rise.
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Whall
Ann Aumor
Kaitur
Pest
Honbury
Ars
Thames
South Bunbury
Agricultural Bank Fraud Notice Turns into Postponed Session
A dated agricultural bank fraud notice appears in the record with partial phrases about a bill marked Eth valued at £160. The document lists an aged recipient and mentions adjournment to next Tuesday after consideration of evidence.
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Hartung
Considerata Nvidenea
Combine Fugitive Sought From Wardnn West Australia
Adelside last night reports a man named Quarslay described as a fugitive from Wardnn in West Australia. He allegedly boarded a Bolin Coast ship, charged with stealing the sum of £100, the property of Miilara Karri and heirs Co. Huwan remanded.
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Quarslay
Wardnn
West Australia
Sphamed
Bolin Coast
Hari
Miilara
Karri and Ierths Co
Huwan
Supposed Death at Peak All Believed Self-Inflicted
A mother and her baby were found dead this morning at Peak Hank, with authorities treating the deaths as a possible act of suicide. Regional officials say the mother, Mrs Genrgs Howard, and her infant were located near Peak Hank, and early indications point to self harm as the cause, though investigations continue.
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Genrgs Howard
Wabie
Bam Onan
Amicida
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