Correspondence on road survey and horticultural practices
A letter to the editor critiques the public works inquiry into Cliftan e matters, presenting counterclaims about the board’s minutes and department communications. It also discusses survey routes via Manning’s paddock and Bauning’s paddock, and argues for formal verification before charges or actions. A separate horticultural piece outlines climate suitable fruit growing, wind drainage, and soil preparation for Harvey region orchards with practical planting methods and cautions.
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Keswdinyg
Noadine
Arco
Bowrdy Ware
Bette
Chineti
Navn Beer
Heer Beiters
Byyotts
Bearling Sayes
Heck
Lloyd Cown
Liege
Kending
Wollissbysrond
Abb
Keading
Risarob
Moenloyiya
Baeding
Chars
Dave Bren
Harvey
Burney
Edie Tous
The Orange Trees of Harvey and Orchard Advice
A fragmented letter discusses orange cultivation in Harvey, urging orchardists to adopt Williams’s article on proper planting methods. The author cautions against ruin from improper orchard practices and argues for starting a proper orchard with careful, timely steps for long-term fruit production.
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Ature
Beth
Catalina
England
Harvey
Harvey Beery
Ela
Spain
Raine
Ia Otten
Tawok
Will
Carsat
de Williams
Hsevay
Ieee Limaly
Seth Feoval
Grass species Cynodon dactylon described with growth and uses
A discussion of Bermuda grass known as Cynodon dactylon, detailing its perennial growth, height, frost tolerance, rapid spread, and high yield potential. The text notes its suitability for pastures and as ground cover for railway embankments and canal sides, with references to American observations on long, deep-rooting stolons and underground rhizomes.
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Pastore
Layandes
Aetralia
Saperienis
United States
America
Italan
The Education of Girls in Harbury Grammar School
A report details Miss Friend’s approach at Harbury Grammar School for Girls emphasizing a strong moral, cultural, and physical education. It highlights her direct language method, French and German instruction, and the aim to develop sound minds and robust bodies through daily practice and a broad curriculum.
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Hunbury
Arsener
Hedford Hall
Wring
Itsuiglinariam
Maitenen
Uime
Western Australia
Isiele Cilla
Western Australis
Baely
Porente
Weiter
Friend
France
Germany
Switzerland
Italy
Vienna
Schnals
Melbourne
Remdarons Churwyl
Hkixilda
Bromby
Rayton
Kew
Peuior Ceaidwal
Seferinos
Church of England
Grausiuap
Agleto' Sehoo
Metshournt
S.A. Coures
Melbourne University
Grountha
Ohable
Garman
Mies Vriend
Collegeoas
Claus
Ivan
Misé Wiiand
Giant Conch or Brass Promises for Farm Use
A letter from B. Harrison analyzes a rough, heat-ridden climate for giant conch or brass plant use. It argues the crop yields heavily in strong root and pasture systems, supports dairy farmers, and promises rapid early growth with high fodder value, noting variable prices and regional cultivation potential.
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United State
Wong
Sto
B. Harrison
Burringtiar
Paxiisam Maticom
Agra Valibay
Vours
Ato
Harrison
Shareholder Letter Critiques Bunbury Batter Factory Contracts
Sir My attention has been drawn to my letter in your issue of the Lath signed Shareholder. The statements contained in organ etc. The shareholder complains of orders for the Bunbury factory and to hire a simple tie for on. The director’s appointment, quota for canned goods, and Perth supply are described. The letter alleges mismanagement and questions the company’s actions and communications.
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Funbury
Noite
Eharo Suny
Bowe Bury
Dales
Perth
Bunbury
Sharshalder
Otler
Atin
Ballock
Drainage Plans to Move to Railway Commissioner for Subsidy
A special meeting of the Bane bury Municipal Council discussed town drainage. Present were the mayor and all councillors. The plans were explained by the engraver and, pending Railway Department action, will be forwarded to the Railway Commissioner for approval with a request for a subsidy to fund the drainage construction. Various matters on the agenda received careful consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banebury
Varius
Iran
Dante
Lou Sin
Krelom
Welcome to Towns Welcomed by Rowing Team
Lomison on July 2 welcomes many rowing men led by E Barey upon arrival from Australia. The Australian champion enters the freining event today.
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E.barey
Australia
Middlese Defeats Philadelphians By Seven Wickets In England
In London on July 24 Middlese chased the Philadelphians target, winning by seven wickets. Thrrant took ten wickets for 40 runs and Trott wine 50, with both ex-Australian bowlers delivering unbroken spells in both innings.
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London
Middlese
Philadelphians
Baron Wins 100 Metres Hurdle Heat in Record Time
American contender Baron defeats Murray in the 100 metres hurdle heat setting a new record.
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Baron
Murray
Cape Colony Assembly Votes 5 Percent Civil Salary Cut
London reports that the Cape Colony Assembly passed a measure by 62 to 27 reducing civil servant salaries by five percent. The decision affects bureaucrats across the administration and reflects ongoing cost-cutting measures in the colony.
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London
Cape Colony
London to curb omnibus speed on city streets
London County Council is drafting a regulation to slow motor omnibuses in central thoroughfares amid public agitation. The move aims to improve traffic flow and safety as city authorities address rising concerns about bus speeds and pedestrian risk.
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London County Council
London
Sievier Case Proceeds at Old Bailey Trial
The trial of R.8 Sievier for attempting blackmail is underway at the Old Bailey in London on July 12. Proceedings focus on the charges and evidence presented by the prosecution as the case advances.
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London
Sievier
The
Old Bailey
Rights of Mother Goose suit precedes Victorian theatre law
In Melbourne last night the Theatre Royal Melbourne sued JC Williamson Gog Tallis Gustey alleging improper claims in the production of a pantomime titled Sather tie yw at Victoria. An injunction seeks to restrain further production of the pantomime. The defendants deny the charges and the case continues.
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Afylbourne
Theatre Royal
Dery Laud
Lind m
Suprams Court
JC Williamson
Gog
Tallis
Gustey
Viutti
Vigtoris
The American Fleet's Visit to Albany Station
A telegraphic report from Senator Henderson details Commonwealth funds allocation for defense preparations in Albany. The committee proposes 21,500 for purchases and seeks guidance from Minister Kenting and Mr Moore on coordinating state cooperation.
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Albany
Porth
Hondereon
Wivan Me Kenting
Moore
The Scope of Colonial Wine Licenses Case for the High Court
A legal note discusses whether colonial wine license appeals can be barred by a lower court. The argument asserts the High Court must hear all such appeals, challenging lower court authority in a Victorian context.
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Kory
High
Visiting Federal Member Arrives in Perth For Courtesy Visit
Senator Keating will arrive in Perth on Wednesday night as part of a federal visit. The Minister for Home Affairs will be entertained by the Premier on Friday during the official program.
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Perth
Keating
Central Province Election recount move urged by UNTEP elector
Carson O Uijon opened the recount process as Chief Electoral Officer Mle Sturnberg announced the plan to recount the ballots to determine the number of valid votes. The court will review the council adjourned session and no further evidence will be taken until Wednesday.
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Carson
Counsil
Uveday
Balkan clash leaves colonel dead and general wounded
In Tondon on July 21 four young officers attacked a Serbian garrison. They killed their colonel in the chaos. General Hayden survived the assault, though wounded, while the attackers targeted him in the barracks near Monestir.
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Oxman Hayden
Collie Fire Brigade Debate Ends With Status Quo
Local council debates the siting of a fire brigade station in Collie. Reported recommendations urged moving the station to a central site for easier access, but the motion was defeated by one vote. The mayor vetoed the proposal, keeping the station on the hilltop while supporters push for central relocation to improve response times.
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Collis
Collie
Drs Webb
Molen
Covinaa
Theowimstom
Malin
Hytv
Comneil
Hein
Bat
Duforkunat
Mme Hull
Tly Fieerman
Connall
Harve y Notes Monday and a river trouble discussion
The letter discusses Harvey Notes on Monday recalling a Saturday incident involving Grieve and a hog, with remarks about Hopper and a clown. It mentions Bunbury and a quarry, sympathy for the Grivyes, and controversy over river issues affecting welfare.
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Paars
Wimdat
Euewar
Bunbury
Remiveths Optiv
Australian team wins Schumacher Cup rifle event
The Seventh Australian Infantry team won the Schumacher Cup with 3897 points. Rand Rifles finished second with 3774, and H.M 8 Excel Tent placed third with 3689 points.
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London
Tam
Rand Rifles
H.M
Excel Tent
Besurepaire Fourth in Semi Final and Other Race Results
Besurepaire finished fourth in the hundred metres semi final while Daniels won the final ahead of Halway by a yard. Bowlrepaire topped the 1500 metres as Battersby beat Springfeld. Electio Piste advertises wedding gifts and silverware, listing items like Tlqaoe Stands, Eye Bouore, and many other silver wares, with stationery and novelty goods at a local shop address.
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London
Besurepaire
Daniels
Jmindysee
Halway
Bowlrepaire
Battersby
Springfeld
Stephan-street
Man's Ry
Reading from a damaged text report about a man’s leg amputation
An unclear report describes Mimay Kirupp and Juha Morrison in a fragmentary account of a man employed on piecework. It mentions a boat, timber, and a leg amputation on a Saturday afternoon, with odd wording and likely transcription errors. The exact events and names remain uncertain.
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Mimay
Juha Morrison
Bibner
Market Prices for Fruits Poultry and Produce
The notice lists fruit and produce prices reflecting a depressed fruit market due to cold weather. Apples and oranges show limited demand with various regional and imported goods priced per case or pound. Poultry, oats, and wheaten products appear with specific regional origins and quoted rates. A note mentions fixed sale days Tuesday and Friday and a local circulating library update.
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Bottlr Capel
Prim Muerin
Hutton
Heown
THE WORSLEY MINNS MATCH ENDS IN DRAW
The game between Worsley and Minns was even throughout with both sides producing strong play. Worsley led 5 behinds to Mines 3 goals 6 behinds at the finish, a hard fought draw despite contested moments and fouls.
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Coulis
White Simmons
Ec Movs
Simmons
Worsley
Auorent
Hiiah
Mines
Wallsend and Towns Clashes End in Towns Victory
In a tense match Wallsend trailed by six goals four behinds at halftime but rallied as Towns faced warnings from officials. Wallsend ultimately fell short, Towns winning by a three goal margin with strong second half defense and accurate kicking from key players.
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Wallen
Ham
Worsley Bar-Takers Rally at Pill Court
A wary group from Worsley Bar-Takers gathered for a football match, with soldiers and officers in attendance. The event proceeded with orderly conduct as attendees departed in good order.
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Asa Rvault
I Verdy
Worsley Bar- Takers
Ravio Wal
Pill Court
Tia
Buti
Magisteyay
Fane
Nttor
Ms Btapssty
Otters
Wor
Lroanparas
Nas
Resignation Follows Football Controversy
A local populse presidant Mr W P Reid plans to resign amid unantietaytory comsinat within the dalagaton toward a Huaself Insid grwt park tied to football. The article cites disquiet over delegates actions and calls for decisive conduct.
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Thal
Slinging Off at Pulaw Court Case Dismissed
In Fefday morning session at the pulaw court, A B Borkwood sued Hubert Archer for insulting language. The magistrate dismissed the case citing excessive slingings off among hotel patrons at Collie Fields Hotel and ordered action halted.
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Gothia
Fentay
Arava
Pulaw
Suffolk horse debate on Clydesdale strength and local studs
In a letter section readers debate horse breeding and the value of Clydesdales versus Suffolk stock. References to Mr J C Mitchell Mito and Mr G B Mitchell of Cookarnup discuss branding, specialization for mill work, and a Suffolk champion praised after the Homebush stud visit. Notes mention a Stud farm purchase of 450 guineas and local breeders Heney Wills and Go.
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Mitchell
Jack Book
Yaryoplms
Vontrary Ty Expectarions
Jo. Mitshall
Davkemsas Fund
Junginos Han Busca
Ndow
Dany
Stormont
Driver
Whatch
Suffolk
J.C. Mitabell
Clydesdale
G. B. Mitchell
Cookarnup
Ars
Migihall
Smith
The Agent Stallion Ready for New Owners
A fragmented advertisement describes a three year old bay thoroughbred stallion named The Agent. The horse stands about 2 hands high with black points and a refined build. It notes pedigree and suitability for easy handling by a new owner, claiming potential as a standout sire.
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Roy
Wadia
Harrop
Roger
Eid-Sud
Almont
Alfhone
Inquest Adjourned Over Death at Bunbury Docks
An inquest opened into Paddy McQuaye found dead in his bunk aboard the Unnamed ship near Bunbury wharf. Testimony described late night cries, an improvised gangway, and the captain absent at the time. The jury adjourned proceedings to the 27th of the month.
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Paddy McQuaye
Bunbury Dourthouse
EB. Spencer
J.P. Neciay Poronse
Foryman
Gibbs
J. Jonkine
Lambert
Brana
Sam
Witners
Sean
inBussee
Urink
Ss Exomutcon
Navin
Tne
John Finlayson
Una
Crossery
Isuharga
Toe
Bunbury Police Court Admits Case Of Deviation Charge
Bunbury Police Court sits Wednesday July 22 with charge of wrong deviation under examination. Geri Holts and others allegedly misapplied law and acted while unsettled. Witnesses indicate the defendant was employed at Warcons and brought to Bunbury for preliminary inquiry. custody follows under evidence heard.
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Geri Holts
Warcons
Bunbury
Sosumad
Sig
Washington Navel Oranges in London Market
A Bunbury trader named De D. E. Williams notes Washington Navel oranges retailing in London at an unusually high price of 109 per bushel of five. The Mining World issue from June includes a four page illustrated section on Western Australia with references to the British and Canadian Exposition.
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de D. E. Williams
Bunbury
London
Amtralia
Oa Rai Snot
Bailmore Jearalst
Taining
Jone
Bias Lal Sugh
Donnybrook Church Services and Millinery Show Ad
Sunday services listed for Donnybrook with Holy Communion at 4 o a m and evensong at 7 39 p m at various local churches plus a Congregational 3 p m service Ferguson Rey chapel. An invitation notes a Winter Millin ay show at Coruiah’s Eatablioh- FaporY with remarks on style and abundant commentary.
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Church OF England
Donnybrook
Holy Communion
Mation
Donnybout
Evansong
Preston Valley
Donny
Birook
Byall
Vaan
Eatin
Boatebrald
Pam
Avensyng
Upper Capel
Eyenmong
Kii
Oleom
Boyanup
Lay
Argyle
Tay
Ferguson Rey
Coruiah
Tata
Town
Enantey
Ea Brant
Ae Mast
Dan
Corninh
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Aneros
Lee
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Bunbury Batter Factory
Towns
Lomison
Middlesex
Salartes
Interstate Telegrams
Victoria
High Court
Central Province
UNTEP
LO Make & Bre Quunt
Balkans
Hayden
Collie News and Notes
Tire Brigade
Bupbury
Cigara
Oestal
Binslin
Nowa
Angthnaye Yi
Nees
Kirupp
Mark
Wintervilla
Sporting
Ap Collie
Worsley v
MINNS
Wallsend
Supfolk
Charles Sandstrom
Bunbury Police Court
Bofors
Raiually
Washington
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