Port of Bunbury Freight and Vessel Movements Summary
Port notes list vessels in port and expected arrivals. Ships include Elvira from Buenos Aires, Abrahamsen agent, and May departures with 30,084 tons of shipping. May saw 15 arrivals and departures. the Timber Corporation and Millers Co. feature in agents and ownership. A memorial note commemorates Thomas Purrall and family.
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Fraidon
Nor Byne
Toon
Volmert
Durban
Shiliaca
Elen
Byue
Tour
Hallbarg
Natal
The
Timber Corporation
Igenta
Montrosa
Anderson
Port Elizabeth
Millars' K. and
J. Co
Gaa
Bqua
Jansson
Millers’ Co
Lady Penrhyn
Nor
Que
Lebland-Eyelion
Cape
Timber Cornon
L._H. Spaneni
Andersen
Fremantle
Millars' Co
Hobart
Sydney
Euston
B. Forrest
Elvira
Wis
Buenos Ayreon
L. H. Spancer
Gregorio
Exrgo
Iran
Capetown
Buope
Newcastle
Banbury
Mony
Howard Smith
Deficit Concerns Rise From State Trade Decline
The Bunbury Herald warns that a growing deficit in the state finances could reach half a million pounds unless income and expenditure are balanced. Causes cited include speculative land holdings and delays in railway proximity benefits, with widespread optimistic world trade contrasted by local weakness except in West Australia.
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Lappy Tate
Australia
Land Tax Proposed to Curb Speculators and Lower Rail Freights
An argument urges a land tax to force land into productive use and reduce railway freights. It contends land prices fuel high rents and wages, benefiting only speculators while workers gain little. By taxing land values, rail costs and agricultural expansion could improve, aiding bona fide settlers and reducing overall depressions.
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West Australia
Trang
Starelowe
Furnees
Neeves
Inera
Asa
Bretoreny
Nias
Australia
Pan
Eigen
Canper
Perth
Ial
Tce
Lyric Theatre program shines amid busy Bunbury night
Active company at the Lyric Theatre presented a varied variety program on Monday night. Miss Isabel Webster impressed with a splendid voice, Little Maudie Burton delighted the audience, while Chub The met at Myton railway station was announced for Saturday. An obituary noted the death of Mrs WJ Teade from blood poisoning in Bunbury, and the Bunbury Wire Brigade announced poster balls at the Lyric Theatre.
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Isabel Webster
Lyric Theatre
Miss Webster
Maudie Borton
Haobary Hunt
Met
Myton
Muth Wallis
Mra Black
Mre Eyelton
Winge
Mont
Mise Baylis
Mise Simmons
Mossi Cucrok
Cousins
Jackson
Misa
Mes Binak
Mra Egetisa
Ohman
Bronawick
Hamdeome
Mra D. Marriott
Prisa
Castienn
Mise Heppingstons
Delaporte
Heppinston
Mesdames Roza Cartiony
Heppingstone
Timparley
Hanton
Dummond
Marriott
Holly
Misser Roar
Heppingatons
Rogera
Clifton
Kimbar
Paisley
Forrest
Smith
Messrs Castieau
Rose
Raynolde
Layman
Lawson
Crampton
Kastan
Pearson
Dumond
Ross
Marriott Knight
Mra
WJ Teade
Een
Bunbury
J. Chapman
Messrs
W. L. Marsh
J.B. Carter
G. King
Hunting accident claims famed doctor in London
Cablegrams report a hunting accident in London that killed a renowned doctor. A Uganda advisory notes a wounded buffalo died while experts investigate sleeping sickness.
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London
Tuna
Aulvices
Uganda
British Lords Debate on Power Curbs and Bill Delays
Resolutions submitted to the House at Cougmons aim to curtail the power of the Manes of Lovie. Discussion will take several days and the government may drop many bills in the next fortnight.
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Tendon
Cougmons
Manes of
Lovie
Rand Strike Claims Miners Beaten in London
The Johannesburg Mail reports that miners are beaten but asserts thatBoers and Afrikander workers were not sufficiently mobilized. mining owners claim enough workers remain to maintain operations during the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Johannesburg Mail
UU Jullie
The Great Picture Robbery Receiver Indicted
Edward John Morris, a Clapham London picture dealer, remanded on a charge of receiving pictures stolen from Wertheimer's Park Lane house. An Italian informant Hodini claims Morris instigated and planned the burglary.
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London
Edward John Morris
Clapham
Wertheimer
Park Lane
Hodini
Morris
Nonconformists in Britain Protest Government Bill Drop
London, June 4. The lawling nonconformists in Parliament are very indignant at the government's action in dropping its bill introduced by Mr R Meen, liberal member for Monmouthshire.
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London
R. Meen
Monmouthshire
Education Department Officers Presented at Levee in London
Frank Mesars and Alfred Williams, directors of the Education Department, were presented at the last levee at Buckingham Palace during a London event on June 4.
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London
Mesars Frank ‘Ate
Alfred Williams
Buckingham Palace
Wool Trade Stats By Port Regions
Trade statistics show wool movement with 3190 bales to the United Kingdom 410 to the Continent 322 to Atlantic ports and 13 to Pacific ports, reflecting current regional distribution.
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London
United Kingdom
Continent
Atlantic
Pacific
Irish Troubles Prompt Higher Police Presence
Extra police have been sent to twelve Irish districts due to nationalist disturbances. Magistrates with nationalist majorities acquitted ringleaders in antigrazing cases, while other nationalist minded magistrates faced boycotts and accusations of biased justice. Allegations claim some magistrates sat in towns they normally did not attend for political trials. The result was a bench packed with nationalist sympathies within legal rights.
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London
Photo Studio Fall Cuts Prices on Cabinet Photos and Enlargements
A serious fall occurred at Francie H. Vine’s Photo Studio but caused no injuries. Cabinet photos now cost 208 a dozen, Paris Panels also 208, life size enlargements framed from any photo 303, enticing Xmas photo deals for prompt visits. Vino Tuxford’s cash price list notes Prim2 Vic items and Batter te priced at 44th, 9d lb.
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Francie H. Vine
Paris
Vino Tuxford
Highgate Hal Defeat Bunbury In Annual Visit
Highgate Hal footballers toured Bunbury drawing 87 to 18 after leading 4.8 to nil in the first quarter. The Bunbury side, led by Hands Hawkes Dull and Smith, showed strong marking and rover Naylor, while George Hannah and Brady sparkled for Bunbury. An evening smoke social followed at Garden Me J with Hands presiding.
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Rover
Highgate
Fuenet
Butebury
Gordon's
Drury
Bunbury
Hill
O'Donnel
Payne
Kurth
Adadid
Bell
Strickland
Wantre
Bele
Watte
Qlowsry
Winton
Prout
Schryver
Beak
Marshall
Smith
Wynma
Fallowers
Dannah
Brady
Childs
Owens
Taylor
Cridland
Hal
H. Naylor
Hands
His
Highgate Hill
Hawkes
Dull
Saith
Dow
Wing
Chawpon
Tok Naylor
Campion
Stokes
Geo
Hannah
Billy Childess Rovers
Thay
Sehryver
Marahal
Paynu
Fels
Glamery
Bel
Me J
Numorine Tomate
Parish meeting splits over use of Harvey hall for dances
Correspondence letters protest report of Harvey and Mornington parishioners meeting where a motion to allow dances in the parish hall failed 20 to 15. The writer cautions the report may misrepresent the vote and urges clarity for the new committee on future hall use and church interests. Also notes local business agents Thomas and Co. now handling Tilly’s Photographic Stores stock in Bunbury.
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Harvey and Mornington
Harvey
Municipal Council Meeting Highlights and Health Notes
The Bachmy municipal council held its fortnights meeting with swearing in of new councillors including Me iT Stokes and Me iH M. Usigul. Reports covered condemned dwellings, adulteration of food, and health metrics. A deputation raised issues about church hill access and sand removal, while South Bunbury Dam drainage and hospital sewer plans were discussed.
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Bachmy Municipi Council
Sr H. Arnshaw
Ore Botywl
Clarke
Iraankul
Jaman
Steare
Stokes
Thomas
M. Usigul
Hoates
Sottagas
Wittenoometrast
Sampson
Stuphensatrast
Arthaeatrast
Haatin
Beigut
Comneil
Cr Frasukel
Wnwisa
Eny Nything
Cr Tromas
Cr Clarke
Cr Ramsay
Jaevis
Myor
Eoanuil
Feu
Hunt
James
C. le Mastre
Asckange
Shaw
T. Brown
Ceunail
Enginese
South Bunbury Dam
South Bunbury
Cra Thomas
Stirling Strest
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Locke's
Locke
the Browns
Lacke's
H. Locke
Wellington Street
Bocas and Factory
Northam
South Fremantle
York
Hridystown
W. James
Bunbury & Donnybrook
Mead
Mead's Furniture Emporium
Vetora Street
S.S. Vancouver and
Goodwin
G. Baldock
Victoria Street
Fire Fly Garden
Homas & Co
Victoria St
Annet
Thar
Thomas W. L. Wilson
Daetor of Dentistry
Harvard University
J. H. Carr
DEIST
F. W. Steele
Building Society Chambers
Stephen Street
Port OF
Ammeivalh
Rodrigues
Buenos Aires
Spencer
Delaurones
Beebner
Albany
Albertinus
Barquentine
Capt Tovding
Abrahamson
Thomas Purrall
Charlotte
Bunbury Herald
Tash
Maui
Gourd
Lamin Do
Tuxford
Tuxford's
Purcheas
G. Dreyar
Yarloop
Bunbury Hospital
Yeaterday
Slo
Havey Weston
David Spine
Melbourne
Agu
J.T. Archibald
Memirs
Victoria
Nellie Stewart
Edward Dyson
Ethel Turner
Albert Dorrington
G. B. Lancaster
Iain Abundance
Montilies
Erskine
Central News Agency
Grand Foster
Boutriver Fire
Brigade Fande
E. J. Woodrow, ‘Hon
Spretan Sevier
Rand
Education Department
Wool
Eilivorson
Corteaparents
Kenneth Gibsone
June Is
Carr and Co
the Chemists
Lana
Steers
A. C. Cooks Jewellee
Optician
Woods
Tuxfoed
Adelaide
Casa Axo Co
Afock
Benin
Gogglon
Ths
Chamiste
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