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Newspaper
Bunbury Herald
Location
Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
2
MR ENGLISH notifies the public he supplies only the best and purest colonial wines at from 3d per glass. Invalid wines ports clarets well matured and best quality. MR J N ENGLISH has a record for first class catering unsurpassed in the West. Estimates given for all kinds of catering dressed poultry a specialty.
Traders Review notes the Excelsior meat chopper cuts without heating the meat, preserving juices and preservatives. Over 200 silent cutters sold in two seasons, with Fouracre and Wass installing one in Bunbury, WA, reinforcing its reputation for producing succulent sausages.
Strathyre es from Baltimore A FP Spenver and Co agents Glamis barque 1110 tins let Mul Me borrowed February 15. Ailaea K and J fw agents Hampiton vs due Jouc 8 Millars 1 and J Ge agents Angola wes de June 3 MiVoes BK and J Co agents. Strathblane ss A FL Spenver and Coy agents
The Bunbury Railway Ball hosts a charity concert at the Lyric Theatre to aid the family of the late Chas Evans with instrumental and vocal items by local performers. A post entertainment dance raises funds with an extra shilling admission.
Licensing section of the Wellington club is set for morning discussions at Bunbury, with the Burford gathering tonight featuring speakers about wine and music. The Saiders Rows and Peppermint Pine music plans are noted, while a new grocery list is advertised for delivery or pickup.
Bunbury Butter Company held its annual meeting at Buford Hall with strong shareholder attendance. W B Castreau resigned and A H Foreman was elected, while T W Harris and A F Clifton retired by rotation and were eligible for re election. The directors reported a small loss for the year and noted rising supplier numbers and potential future profits amid ongoing debates on pricing and government sales.
Ebenezar Martin a notable local figure from Thiwalintrict died on Sunday night after a long illness. He was 77 or 78 and survived by his daughter Mrs Holmes an inspector at the district and by Mrs F J Meagher. The funeral was held in Bath Wry and he was laid to rest in the ancient section of the Ive cemetery.
The Harvey Roads Board met with routine business and requests. They considered waiving or granting access through properties for gates and drains, approved several permission requests, and discussed road repairs and culverts. The meeting also noted accounts and a decline for certain expenditures while planning work on Upper Brunswick and nearby roads.
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