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Newspaper
Bunbury Herald
Location
Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 04, 1908
Page
3
A garbled report citing Dr Bandy of Forth discusses opposition to a ranking government member Mirnerobber and mentions prices, agricultural notes, and policy lines. The piece also covers population data for NSW and Western Australia, transport issues, and public works funding with mixed, uncertain details.
Mr Kandagon of Narugin Trading and Rumiey Up Ltd says he is prepared to back local industry. He responds to Mr Hultzmann’s remarks and claims about Nie fiew, noting plans to support the Perth to Bunbury trade and to supply whiskey and other goods. The exchange hints at shifting business relationships and a possible move to withdraw customs from the firm.
Bunbury Chamber of Commerce president notes 1000 tons of Scottish coal arriving this week. The cargo, expected at Bunbury, is described as the largest single shipment planned for the port.
Report describes the Port of Bunbury facing shipping congestion as the Baron Ardenasan arrives with limited berths available. Two pursuers lie in bay awaiting entry while preparations for cargo by other vessels are disrupted by repairs and weather. Officials discuss government support and possible new graving efforts to ease the backlog.
London reports Lancashire beat Notts by three wickets. Yorkshire trails after losses, with Surrey Kent and Middlesex each losing once. Lord Loreburn introduces a bill to expand colonial judicial commissions and grant appeals autonomy to colonies.
In the ongoing Wimbledon championship at Tondo on July 3 Ritchie and Wilding won the doubles title defeating Gere vail Barratt. Wilding and Mrs Chant ers captured the mixed doubles by beating Barrett and Mrs Sterry.
In Hull and Crimeby debate grows over German fisheries activity and Britain’s protection grant. Mr Doughty M P signals inquiry into training squadrons and fishing grounds. Germany cites disputes over ground positions caused by outdated charts.
Reports describe a tense kickoff as crowds gather for the Democratic National Convention in Denver. Police note prepared security and political factions mobilize resources including funds, liquor, and cigars amid protests and counter demonstrations.
Seven arrests reported in London linked to the attempt to dynamite the Eastern Hangal mail train near Kurkan ard. Suspects include Gosh a noted Bengal doctor and Tathatatua a Sanskrit professor at a college.
Mr J H Carruthers former premier of New South Wales receives a ductenship at Ss Andrews Kan ceremony in London. He says experiments have modified his opposition to women’s enfranchisement noting Australian women did not gain the franchise by resorting to antics.
Mr Coghlan, Agent-General for New South Wales, writes in The Times denouncing Mr FN Yardwood's protest against the New South Wales Improvement Leases Cancellation Act Declatory Bill. He argues the bill serves justice and denies confiscation, urging the paper to review its stance with full facts before using charged terms.
Melbourne observers report judge Thorton harshly rebuked a jury that found the defendant not guilty. Several jurors questioned the jury system and demanded its abolition, calling for fairer procedures and protest against the judge’s remarks.
Thieves broke into the residence of renowned professional golfer Harry Vardon at Totteridge yesterday and made off with all the golf trophies and medals from the house.
A garbled Bunbury police court report shows multiple defendants charged with stealing and drunkenness. One man pleaded guilty citing drinking and sought leniency. another was discharged with a motion after unclear evidence. The court rowed through unclear notes on ships, family albums, and temperance.
Secretary of War Mr R Holdan interviewed on the Territorial force target. It was considered satisfactory that 170 000 men had joined by the end of June.
London July 3 Count Zeppelin’s airship, carrying about 48 passengers, ascended to a great height and covered a distance from Lake Constanteo to Zurich and back. The voyage lasted twelve hours and the average speed was about 80 miles per hour.
Foreman informed of partner Mreo Hayward's death and that he plans to leave England aboard the Arabe around the 80th. Mrs Foreman is ill during the journey and will travel back with the party. Me Groguaysurd’s replacement will coordinate with Hayward’s son to run the business until the Foreman returns. A Singapore correspondent notes Katy Leyrne visiting Matting Hotel and leaving tomorrow for Japan. Logne enjoys Sar East nights.
A fragmented 19th century note discusses Australian wildlife skins including Tasmanian possums wallabies and kangaroos, noting prices and export concerns. It references native furs and the push for protective measures, warning that without export duties the slaughter may continue and threaten wildlife. The piece mentions authorities in Australia and Britain and the need for action to preserve native species.
The Perth dog show featured strong Ronbury results with three firsts for collies. Lad Trafalum, an eight month old puppy from Nelson and Flt line, led in open class races and pup categories. Me Pal and Me Bennett earned seconds and thirds in WA bred classes, while four entrants from Wunkary dog-lanciers claimed a share of prizes. Words Great, Roppumintuty, Coughs and Colds, never Ty.
Reported Mexican government bounties offer £40 for rebels dead or alive, prompting soldiers to commit gruesome killings amid ongoing conflict. The language indicates state incentives fueling cruelty in the pursuit of insurgents.
Sir Edward Grey announced that Persian forces around the British Legation in Teheran have withdrawn. Britain demanded a written safety guarantee for refugees and fair trials for those accused, with a British official present. The Daily Telegraph notes Britain and Russia closely aligned on the Persian line.
A colorful diary exposes Lewin and Josh's antics as they manage a pig project and build a farm in a coastal town. The narrative blends humor with rural lessons on livestock and irrigation, while hinting at occupational pride and community context.
Fragmented text describes pumps and machinery on a water project with drowning risks and plans for drainage. Mentions Stokes with engine and a road roller, efforts to dry Sampson town, and a scene of movement toward Sundsidyn with unclear dialogue about ownership and control of a Tymous Wullrodt property.
The correspondence recalls a chaotic event near Coakeraup with disputed control over bri nounce and a crowd reaction. It notes a near catastrophe on the Fasstull road, mentions individuals like Jodie, Lay, Indy, and Mackay, and describes a tense moment with fear of a catalyst near a waterway.
A fragmented protest letter from Cookernup and Sin-Whils denounces government delays in drainage schemes. It accuses officials of stalling land schemes on the Harvey and Norwest River flats, warning of long delays and land hunger as years pass without action. Authorities are urged to act and identify responsible leaders.
This afternoon the recreation ground hosts the third round final between Lumpers and Hailways with past meetings showing tight games. Railway lineup includes Diehl Naylor Wlog Graham Edwards Chivord Sruplato Caflae Kerruwh Boley Shatop Cadden Livingston Towde Paares Motinflery Jonen Kidsod Smonth Morloa Muchi Spence Parey Champion travels north with optimism after strong form, while Thailway club hosts a charity social the prior Wednesday to raise funds for disabled players.
The Lyric will present two prominent boxing figures this evening, with trainer Jon Muto guiding the western rival to the ring. Local boxer Jimmy Melbourn shows strong form, while rival Geilo brings a storied career and skilled footwork, promising an entertaining show for the crowd.
Report from Collie notes a missed turnout for the Towns rally and railway event, a labor rally at Mechanic Institute, and a large audience for Swan to Pouroy and J. Sanddon. Mentions of local figures Welsh, Taney, Walukan, Frack Kodgern, and Kenmlicts. Lucknow loading, timber prospects, and forthcoming elections.
A testimonial asserts Down's Backache Kidney Pills relieved chronic kidney and liver ailments. Patient describes jaundice dropsy and back pain improved after using Doan's pills, endorsing their efficacy and urging readers to obtain them through posters or local chemists.
Darty and Company reports continued front and drought affecting crops and livestock in the country districts. Markets show good demand for fat stock and porkers, with a generally active tone and high attendance. prices and yard totals listed for sheep, cattle, hogs, and other livestock, plus private sales details.
A dated market report lists prices for fruit vegetables poultry and other goods. It notes smaller supplies and generally stable but varied rates for apples new potatoes onions cabbages carrots and poultry with specific price ranges and quantities across vendors.
The window at Cornish's Drapery Establishment showcases winter millinery as an inviting preview of the season. Prices are set below Perth for quality and style, with the district's most capable milliner directing the display. Ladies from town and county are invited to inspect the pieces.
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