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Newspaper

Bunbury Herald

Location

Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Jun 13, 1912

Page

5

Greater Britain and the Oversea Dominions in War Time

A wartime analysis argues that a global struggle pits Germany against Britain. It stresses imperial unity, naval strength, and the Oversea Dominions as key to future British power. The piece notes Britain must rally its empire and maintain financial vigor to endure a looming continental crisis.

Germany Purmany Britain Earl Grey Gernan Ynany England Dominions Archmirsl Beresford British Admiralty Mir Wimnstom Charohill Mabor Aeah Axel Oversea

Benefit at Use Lyric Theatre for Bailors Rest

Local management announce a Monday benefit at Use Lyric Theatre to aid the Bailors Rest. Tickets on sale now. Weather forecast from Perth Observatory predicts rough southern coast conditions and rain later as an ocean disturbance renews, with winds strengthening west to northwest. Old piping and new gin moin works noted by Bunbury Water Board panel. a curious tale of a boy and a bull ends with a chilly night and peppermint remedy. Bailor Rest event draws fewer sailors due to expected steamship delays, but attendees enjoy music, parlor games, refreshments, and singing after 10:30 with plans for next Tuesday’s program.

Want Pictures Lyric Theatre Rale Perth Bight Australia N.W Bunbury Water Board Picton Hill Prinsap-street Piper Viewtoriuetrvet Wood Colby Muneil Bodmoton Bedlington Naylor Baylis Mexéer J. Marshall Wizhoy Sinaiir Minors Birch Indies Wishey Sinvlutr

Letter to the editor on Bunburn Butter Company proposal

A letter writer argues against de Winstrup's plan to lease a butter factory for 2100 first year 200 second 250 thereafter. He questions asset values and claims shareholders seek profits, urging supplier investment to buy out speculators and form a cooperative butter company.

de Winstrup Ue Shurehuldere Voure Rhs Morrissry

Personal Ven AncNdesenu Level Noted at Beasey Yield

Report notes the current status at Beasey where Ven AncNdesenu level is measured during the yield to Beasey. Local readings indicate stable conditions with no significant changes observed.

Bunbury Benevolent Society Adjou rned Meeting Reports Campaign

The Bunbury Benevolent Society held an adjourned annual meeting in the Mayor s Parlour. President Mr K W Stoore presided with officers and committee named for the coming year including Miss A Mitchell secretary and Mrs Wynn Mitchell among the executives. A campaign to raise funds was discussed with an estimated yield between £30 and £40 once concluded.

Bunbury K. W. Stoore Stanley ‘Lawrence Mnes Sigua Shasat Hearne Suburian Patcon Newton Moore F. W. Styore Banbury Dean Smyth E. Chirke Miss A. Mitchell Meadames Wynn Laurence, Mithell Balston J. Buswell Henderson Paisley Zolinet Woan Smyth Ganon Adams Minors Iyas

The Cook Praises Robur No1 Tea After Long Shift

The narrator, weary from cooking, declares relief at rest and praises Robur No.1 tea as superior. After testing many varieties, they insist they would not drink any other tea, even for payment. The passage captures fatigue and a strong brand preference.

Young Australia League Boys Tour in Fremantle and Perth

The Young Australia League Boys will perform in Bunbury Fremantle Perth and the Goldfields in late June and July presenting a new programme of novelties from both worlds. The show features a quartet of sopranos led by Tandinn Aworite and Eo Manny a violinist Teale Marti and a full brass band with a scenic setting The tour promises novelty acts ragtime samples and a 20 minute pyramid display with Reg Ramlel and a mix of songs dialogue and gymnastic feats. The visiting party plans early July departure after entertaining in over a hundred cities.

Bunbury Fiamantle Perth Goldfields Wariare Theatre Reg Ramlel Umn Ae Ginatvat Teale Marti Win Tras Walt Chlifhrninn Spevial Emery America Almerica Mey Jhewe Mount Dife Fred Styles Tom Morrell Baron Nifair Geoge Reid Guam Marsh Yoasd Boys Anchestra Anderon Central

Burglary at Greenbushes Nets Two Norwegians Arrested

A broken railway station at a tin mining centre during Meyday night yielded a case of burglary. Two Norwegians were arrested after Constable Brown reported windows disturbed, a small cash stash found, and a cabinet ransacked. Fingerprints were noted but not conclusively age-dated.

Ausnas Gainel Penn Tuewlay Amd

Stephen-street Tar Paving Letter Sparks Mayor Scrutiny

A 1912 letter signed One of the Financiers questions Stephen-street tar paving work and criticizes council reporting. The mayor says the writer may be a ratepayer or contractor, noting the statement includes a detailed cost breakdown and references to the tender process and government work.

Merniker Conmell Avcomling Siatom Joan Schelule Shin Mey Bentary Chuneil Boks Stephen-street

Commercial News. Wool prices firm amid wet weather impact

Market brief notes a 3,000-sheep run with strong demand and firmer prices than last week. Lap price and wool quotes referenced with multiple grades, hides and tallow details, and notes on supplies flowing in as buyers show steady appetite despite weather.

Medina Everly

Sweet Nell of Old Deugh opens at Lyric theater tomorrow

Amusements note that touring company has rights to the photoplay Sweet Nell of Old Deugy featuring Miss Nell Stewart and Victoria in the lead. The feature from Australia is promoted with a lineup of high quality dramatic, humorous and educational films.

Wir Hay Phot Sweet Nell

Tasmanian politics and new ministry names

Hobart reports Premier Lewis has handed the meiente tion as Premier and Attorney General A B Solomon A Bupler B Mutewhy and J Payne are named for the likely new ministry. The previous administration may see changes as the Now Ministry forms.

Hobart Linen Lewis A.B. Seloanion A. B. Solomon A. Bupler B. Mutewhy J. Payne

Coachman Injured in Night Fall in Perth

Kenny John, a 40 year old coachman at Ormsdale's Livery Stable on Ray Street, was found injured after wandering into darkness from a landing early morning. He fractured his arm and sustained body injuries while also suffering from cold exposure during the fall. He was taken to the hospital for treatment.

Perth Kenny Ormsdale Ray-Street

Produce Market Prices at Perth Yards

Last night nine trooks of chat were offered at the railway yards this morning. High fat price paid was £5 for £ a.g. to pritas. Tuyere found at £4 17s. Good medium sold at £4 10s and £3 6d. Lower grades sold at £4 0s to £4 5s.

Perth Pritas Tuyere

Central Gardeners Market Yesterday Sales Report

Perth market notes yesterday sales across many fruits vegetables and produce. Specific items include apples peaches bananas lemons oranges mandarins turnips cabbages parsnips onions and pumpkins with varied prices per unit amount and quality documented. Vendors listed include Davis Yates and Rokewonde among others with price ranges from a few pence to several shillings.

Perth Ban Davis Yates Rokewonde Nowers Bonne Volery

Dual marker price list from Bunbury market yesterday

A dated price record from Bunbury lists various goods with quoted prices including potatoes from 811 to B11 Gn Chall, Union 214 Milowky 12% Sdewt fob Butter Is 34d to Ik 4, fab Chews Wd Huon 10d Rers Browns £81 Honey 240.

Bunbury

Rainfall Tollawing Records Three Day Bunbury Totals

Rainfall recorder The Tollawing tracks Bunbury weather over the past three days ending Monday. Measurements indicate decreasing precipitation with figures showing subdued rainfall totals for the period.

Bunbury Natin

Electric Cranes Arrive After Long Wait For Bunbury Jetty

After months of waiting the two electric cranes ordered by the Harbor Board two years ago arrived by train from Fremantle on Tuesday. They were unloaded at the wharf as preliminary work began for the initial rollout of the new equipment.

Arminem Bunbury Jetty Tha Harbor Boal Fremantle Sur Tueday Witiermogn Brug Australind The Coores

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Bunburn Butter Company Bunbury Benevolent Society Young Australia League Greenbushes Atrhested Commercial News Tasmanian MR. Solomon Aippoentio Central Gardeners’ Market Arrivie
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