NoeL M. Brazter Announces Bunbury Seat Run
Noel M. Brazter declares his candidacy for the Bunbury seat as a Liberal in the upcoming general elections. He cites eligibility from travel and survey work across Victoria, pledges development focused administration, opposes party politics, and calls for civil service and railway employee representation in Parliament. He promotes development of ports and natural resources and emphasizes practical policy over rhetoric.
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Bunbury
Mse
Tam
Noel M. Brazter
Community Notices From Local Meeting and Business Closures
A summoned meeting of the shore Lodge is set for Tuesday June 15 at 7 30 PM to elect Trustees plus social and Pound Night. The businesses of the members of the above will close on Monday June 5 and Thursday June 22, with Wednesday half holidays. Also a Bunbury clerk job offer and cough remedy advertisements appear in the notices.
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Shore Lodge
Sharp
Land for Sale on Queansbury Street South Bunbury
One acre land parcel for sale on Queansbury street South Bunbury offered by land agent Frank Prain. Price £45 cash. Also seed wheat Federation Seed WWEAY available in limited quantity from Lowe Metlaute.
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Queansbury Street
South Bunbury
Cariuty
Rainfall Totals to Date At Banbury Office
Rainfall for the present year to date at the Banbury office shows total to May. The report notes lower figures and requests confirmation of the May totals.
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Banbury
Shipping Departures for Antwerp and Port Natal
Shipping intelligence notes departures with Gloria de Larnings bound for Antwerp on June 1 and Inveran bound for Port Natal.
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Gloria de Larrings
Antwerp
Inveran, Ae
Port Natal
Gloria steamer departs in bunker coal run
The Gloria steamship, eight hundred ton class, left port this morning to meet bunker coal requirements. The Imbit Thurday and Skerries are involved in the coal movements with port calls planned for bunker coal deliveries this week.
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Gloria
Skerries
Port Pirie
Hiss Bean
Fortmaroo
VESSELS IN PORT
The port lists several vessels with dates and captains. May 19 Billister 2.6 2790 tons under D Cantell from Moute agents. May 27 Newbridge ss 2307 tons Capt Willett nett tonnage Millar Ltd agents. May 27 Lammeroo 8.8 2399 tons Capt Hintell for R For reat agent. May 5 Century ss 2759 tons Capt EA Downie Hayward and Son agent.
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Billister
D. Cantell
Moute
Newbridge
Willett
Tomnage
Millar’ Ltd
Lammeroo
C. Hintell
R. Forreat
Port of Bunbury May Returns Reported
Port of Bunbury shows May totals with a summary of the preceding four months. The report lists figures for January February March and May as part of a monthly returns update.
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Taxporta
Vessels Expected To Dock This Week At Port
The port lists vessels due in the first week of June and this week. Gorale is scheduled for bunker coal. H. H. Abenhamson, agent, Lerkonshire, ss, arrives this week with timber cargo. Millars Ltd. Prrcerries reports Sakt Eater coal from Durban. A. F. Spencer and Co. are handling another vessel, details partially unreadable.
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Gorale
H. H. Abenhamson
Lerkonshire
Millars' Ltd
Prrcerries
Sakt Eater Coal
Durban
A. F. Spencer and
Kone
Braziers Prospect Sparks Debate On Parliament Reform
The Bonbury- area editorial discusses Noel Brazier a noted surveyor and grazer who may run as an independent candidate in the coming general elections. It argues his platform favors abolishing party government in favor of a non-party legislature and praises Brazier as a practical, capable figure for state deliberation.
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Government Department
Cue
Mildura
Geelong
Goulbourn Valley
Victorian
Bonbury
R Noel Mc Brazen
Grucien
Brassey
Caid
Liberal League
Brierhat
Brazier
Brugier
Newton Moore
Brarier
Steck
Bunbury Hunt Club meet at racecourse this afternoon
Local notices report Bunbury Hunt Club hounds and followers will meet at the racecourse at 2.20 this afternoon for a run. Also a serial story fragment and vital statistics listed for May show 52 births 17 deaths and six marriages in the district.
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Bunbury Hunt Club
Regintrar
Me. G. Buxlaugh
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