Port of Bunbury Ships in Port and Vessels List
Anmivans June 8 Sydney to , 118% tone, Capt Miller from Eastern Suates. M. Forrest agent. Orranevas June 8 Bydney to Geanton. Vessels in Port listing March 27 Froden Norban 745 tons Capt Yelmert Durban. Millare Co agents. April 20 Eles Swedish tyne 605 tons Capt Bailburg from Natal Thy Timber Corporation agents. May 4 Mantros Russian nue 988 tons Capt. Anderson from Port Elizabeth Millars K and J Co Ltd agent. May 14 Borrosedale from Natal L181 tons Capt Jansson. May 22 Lady Penrhyn Norque 839 tons Capt Lehland-Egelien from Cape Town under charter to The Timber Corporation L. H. Spencer agent. June 4 Elvira Portuguese ship 1563 tons Capt Rodrigues from Buenos Ayres L H Spencer agent. June 6 Nithadule as 2234 tons Capt Fairley from Delagoa Bay W A Jarrah Saw Mills Co agonte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Froden
Norban
Yelmert
Coin
Durban
Millare’ Co
Eles
Tyne
Bailburg
Natal
Thy ‘Timber Corporation
Mantros
Nue
Anderson
Port Elizabeth
Millars’ K. and J. Co
Borrosedale
Elvira
Rodrigues
Buenos Ayres
L. H Spencer
Nithadule
Fairley
Delagoa Bay
W.A. Jarrah Saw Mills Co
Agonte
Fragmented text on wartime policy and social sympathy
Incoherent excerpt discusses tension over labor and capital during upheaval, mentioning Bunbury and a broad critique of authority, sympathy, and public readiness. It implies a debate on how to handle social and economic strain, with references to workers, capital, and regulatory action amid unrest and calls for prudent governance.
Local and General News and Shipping Notes
A fragmented local column notes onlookers pitying a mute man and an odd opera house scene. It details expected ship arrivals and cargoes, including Nithsdale, Glenlea, Kincraig, Madura, and Sydney, with timber, sleepers, and general cargo updates. Community notices mention a magistrate court hearing, a chemist advert, and a Ladies' Guild meeting in Bedford Hall.
Industrial strife and eight hour demand in Australia
The text discusses the prolonged industrial struggle in the South-West with hopes for settlement fading. It notes strong support for extending the eight hour working day with fair pay, while sympathy from the public and donors backs workers and families facing hardship. It mentions factory closures, resource scarcity, and ongoing appeals for relief amid the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginat Sli
Australia
Austadia
Nesweiuten Eich
Alost
Awd
Ann Aml
Lyoth
Neereaueies
Championship Tennis Finals Report From London Morning
A fragmented cablegram reports Lawn Tennis championship matches in London with players including Hovis, Vine, Stiggles, Cherigl, Chyelien, Theoker, Beau lel naelse, and doubles pair Toews with Bentley who defeated Shay and Doust. Finals were on the East Sureey Club courts amid critics and prize money noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dane T. Hovis
Monichester
Cherigl
Chyelien
Theoker Ad Beau Lel Naelse
Toews
Bentley
Shay
Doust
Silce
East Sureey Club
Royal Danish Visit Arrives in Portsrennth on Victoria
The King and Queen of Denmark aboard the royal yacht Victoria and Albert, escorted by four cruisers, arrive at Portsrennth from Flushing and are greeted by the Channel Fleet. The Prince of Wales receives the royal guests at Portsmouth. A banquet and reception follow with Madame Melby performing at Victoria station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamndon
Dunett
Begin
Boanl
Victoria
Burtynat Liberal MP Acquitted in Drunkenness Case
UK police court heard Burtynat the Liberal MP for Whitehaven faced a charge of drunkenness. Burnyeat argued the MP’s condition came from chlorodyne used for griping pains. The court acquitted Burtynat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burtynat
Whitehaven
Lomlon
Burnyeat
Limitation of Armaments A French View
London reports France is ready to examine proposals for armament limits but will not fuse them, awaiting unanimous agreement. The June 9 dispatch notes cautious optimism and emphasis on consensus before any binding action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Staten of Australie
H. Cate
Banbury
Blackwood
Preston
Dardanup
Greenbushes
Dardsnup
Customs Agreement With Germany Sets Valuation Rules
The new customs accord with Germany accepts valuations declared by Chambers of Commerce officially tied to the government as correct for exports. The measure helps France where chambers are recognized but could harm Britain which lacks such recognition. Britain may appoint agents to supervise valuations for its commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McDowell
M.P.S
Spencer-Street
South Bunbury
Deank
Owen
Ommaney-strest
Butora Jn
Musner
Pe. Lyon
Hy Wan
W. Zimpel
Germany
America
Chambers of Camierer
France
Great Britain
Royal Horse Show Opens At Olympia With Global Entries
The Royal Horse Show opened at Olympia attracting about 17 000 on opening day. It showcases around two thousand entries including top horses from America, the Continent and England. Wealthy Americans like Vanderbilt and Winane have claimed many prizes while Armour’s grey draughts are on display but not entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Ail Glasses Ney
America
Continent
England
Messrs
Vanderbilt
Winane
Jave
Bunbury Electric Light Co. Debated as Municipal Issue
Local residents discuss the high price of current power and a proposed municipal purchase of the lighting plant. Opponents cite plant defects and costs, while supporters argue for modernizing Bunbury's infrastructure and aligning rates with state comparisons. Donnybrook notes and regional industry talk accompany the piece.
Public Meeting on Wednesday Speakers at Bedford Hall
Agenda notes a public meeting at Bedford Hall on Wednesday the 12th at 8 pm with visiting delegates to the District Council and Members of Parliament speaking. His Worship the Mayor Mr Brashaw chairs. The event addresses local concerns and public health topics including remedies for coughs and a product named Great Peppermint Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banbury
Labor Party
Labor
Labor Deam
Bedford Hall
Hurlington Hotel
Grilith
Me Brashaw
Chai
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Locke
the Browns
Louk
Locke's
H. Locke
Wellington Street
Bunbury
Fremantle
Hucury
Northam
South Fremantis
York
Bridgetown
W. James
Bunhury
James
Eee Bafori
Bunbury & Donnybrook
Mead
Remamnbar Mead’s
Victoria Street
Mead’s
S.S. Vancouver
Goodwin
Fire Fly Garden
Tel 40
G. Alcock
Thomas
Kofflene
Thomas & Co
Victoria St
HuMas W. L. Wilson
Harvard
Laon
J. H. Carr
F. W. Steele
Building Society Chambers
Port OF
Shipping Intelligence
Anmivans
Sydney
Tone
Miller
M. Forrest
Orranevas
Bydney
Geanton
Tle
Bissine
Wil Tang Iis
Giatlers
Genety
Elie
Ponmlie
Sabl
Wits
Eich
Coxaho
Vie Ae
Nithsdale
W.A.J.S M. Co
Regent
Glenlea
Gledgon
Kincraig
Madura
Geraldton
Eastern
Lettes
Forrest
Freden
Millars’ Co. Agente
Elsa
Timber Corporation
Alf
Borrowdate
Montrom
Pelor
Monte Video
L. H. Spancer
L. H. Spencer
Ladies’ Guild
Ofshuek
Hanbury Hire Brigade
Bunhoy Dervald
Spreisn
Denmark
Jane
American Customs Regulations
Ireland
Augustine Birrell
John Rutherford
Darwin
Hind Cen
Thomastown
Kilkenny
Mc Birrell
Carr and Co. the Chemists
Piyora Homes
Susan Cox
Ie Mascator
Executria Reapactino Jy
Buy and Cox
Stromgast
Jd Baldock
Donnybrook
Donny Qwook
Hastert Isle
Sunbury
Eromattis
Owndra
Walters
Buntury
London Terrace
Sampson’s Cottages
Hastie's Corner
Stephen Street
Hesidente
Spencer and
Norwood
Iseome
Charles-strast
Moort-strast
Zoe Street
Counsit
Yury Haaoh
uAan
Ile
Garman Kaiser
William Ones
Theateor
Umit
Fmte
Parke
Donnybrady
Donnybreok
Ena
Nivattor
Schame
Agricultural Department
Gull
Boas
Queensland
Ioan
Queenelard
Younghulr
Warten
Horn
Cara
Hoasas
Enek
Phwat
Poutean Ha Hor
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