Community notices mix of society events and town plans
A fragmented clipping outlines a marine of items from social society meetings to Bunbury registration notices, dancing clubs, and plans for city improvements. It notes a naval children's fair, forthcoming ball, and committees preparing for a bedrock of civic and cultural activities in Bunbury with dates and local officials named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Redister
Bote Patel
Binjarra
Callie
Benlgetown
A.V. Parkes
Bunbury
Wiltpeas
Tanguinetts
Naval Children
Bedford
Chas
Namesia Trading and Agency — Company
Victoriantrent
Atractive
Birstace G2. Cohen
Exelostone
Ts Bustiare
Nartonaly
Ttia
Obituary of Pioneer Resident John Summers and Family
The town records the death of Mrs Summers aged 88 in Capel after a 14 week illness. Her husband John Summers, a longtime district settler, survives with three years remaining of his life. The couple had two children, a son and two daughters, all now grown and living in the area. The service will be held at Capel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nero
Meri Ula
Alii
Sumners
Gurth
John Summers
Hasan
Capel
Wight
Dereassl
Bunbury
King Torr
Nolte
Doetor
Butcher's Gart
Rie Hotel
Ani
Bitcher
Bath
Ara
Buntwry
Wirth
Lomnton
Carr's Corner
St Barnabas Feast Service at Pro-G Cathedral
Special service at St Pauls Pro-Gathedral on Saturday for Feast of St Barnabas with Mel Kite and Mr Tusinas Tacksini visiting. Sermon by Rev J Seedtom, investiture of Teo Bitiel in silk brocade, bishop’s approval and hymns. later Eucharist and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Barnabas
Mel J. Kite
Mr. Tusinas
Jeanne
Jeken
Auvetuy
Ure Choi
Farka
Ayers
S Seedtom
Th. L
Bussuluu
Alles
Secembe
Pew
Eine Ee
Bishp
Getionais
Hareoy
Pruning and Ploughing Contests Fail to Draw Crowd
The Wellington Avam'd Society hosted annual pruning and ploughing events attracting few competitors and about thirty spectators. KM Becestone of Boyanup won the open pruning cup with 97 points. junior winner A Rowe scored 82.1 points. The society faced dwindling support and considered changes for next year while praising the contestants and local patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Efurt
Banbuy
Salarilay Tast
Amine
Willy
KM. Becestone
Boyanup
Jo Hunter
GH Smith
Fe §. Smith
My. K
Bunbury Police Court Fines for Disorderly conduct and Drunkenness
In Bunbury Police Court William Henry Barnett pleaded guilty to disorderly behavior on Saturday night in Victoria Street and was fined 1 pound or 14 days, plus 2 pounds or 21 days for a second offense, to be cumulative. Constable Lyons reported continued abusive language after imprisonment. Warrick Lycos pleaded guilty to a similar offense. John Brown, Walter Spooner, and Peter Miller faced charges tied to drunkenness and vigilance by the constable. A Bunbury butcher, Denigls, was charged by his wife with habitual intoxication and claimed long drinking history, seeking placement on the prohibited list for twelve months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wmn
Henry Barnett
Lyna
Victoria
Barnett
Warrick Lycos
Ce Nan Vonshate
Waler
Jhn Brown
Walter Spooner
Peter Miller
Constable Lyons
Sahinlay
Brown
Spooner
Miller
Duhu Denigls
Sunbury
Elwip
Woods' Great Peppermint Que and local price notice
For bronchial coughs take Woods' Great Peppermint Que. A price list from Surney Grocers is not ready. Send for ore or traveler to wait. TE will pay you to coal with BM Clarke. Avoid targeting when seeking residential ware or grocerware. FM-Nols offers the most varied stock from biofactories. costs marked down. Maxie and Chacks's Gugat appear in notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surney Grocers
Vail
Clarke
Maxie
Chacks
Who Gave the Cup in Bunbury Contest Debate
A correspondent questions the Cup’s provenance and exhibitors details after a convoluted interview with Mr Baldock about the Grand National Contest Cup, its history with English manufacturers, and plans to hold a Bunbury open competition with the trophy locally exhibited and polished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balvek
Buyary
Wik Feltue
Baldork
Lask
Baldock
Cup
Alf Ternoon
Bublock
Banbury
Frian
Henry Riley
Cinstitution
Bullock
Lynthe Rimcett
Bunhury
Fremantle
Basbury
API Jt
Pone Witilw
Bunbury
Tam
Ferris Benefit Fund Donations Revealed in Brunswick Notice
Subjoined list shows donors and totals for the Ferris Benefit Fund. Algernon Clifton reports funds received, including £74 18s 4d raised by subscriptions and events, with numerous local contributors, ball proceeds, and concert income contributing to the overall total of £185 7s 7d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algernon F. Clifton
Alyerstoke
Brunswick
H. H. Holley
W. Rafferty
Ferris
Waterloo Committee
Np Ball
Stewart
Hode
Bunbury
Mns
Brown
Mey. Ferris
Aveaumt
Savings Bank
SH Fey
Miss Holley
CL Af. Coonan
T. A. Scott
B. Neptatci
FJ .T Cannan
G Coonan
Arthur Jeffrey
Jas
Jeffrey
C. Edwards
W. Wimbritze
L del Marco
Ds P Manoni
R. Craigie
Jae, Rodgers
HM. Beller
TW. Harris
Marwire
CB Lewis
Friends
Spwilnity
Henry Prosser
Slattery
King
T. Bradley
W Midleton
Thos, Hurst and Dos
Rodges
W. Raffurty
M Woolley
Drese Length for the School Girl Warned by Local Ad
Fragmentary classified note mentions Clarke's Navy Serge and a shop window display. The text is heavily garbled with stray phrases and nonstandard spellings, offering no clear event or date. No identifiable persons or organizations beyond Clarke's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke
Bs 3d
E.W Clarks
Bunbury Traffic Chaos Prompts Public Warning
Letter writer laments Bunbury street chaos caused by fearless cyclists, horses, carts, and pedestrians disregarding rules. He cites dangerous near misses at Carrs Corner, a butcher, grocer, and a beer and football clash, urging stronger traffic discipline and enforcement.
Bunbury Rifle Club reaches tenth spoon contest milestone
The Bunbury Rifle Club completed its tenth spoon competition on the 12th with near zero wind making aiming difficult. Ms Duffel still leads for Messrs H E Reading and Lone with gold medal and spoons. Mr Clifton holds second place with three spoons. The following are class results with handicaps for the aged sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunbury Rifle Club
Duffel
H. E
Clifton
A Gonerous Offer in a Section Dated Correspondence
A letter discussing a generous offer via the Saturday Mullanby period, naming Mess Boosey and Co and Tandon as organizers. It questions Baldock and Balik motives and notes a State donation gesture tied to a local cup prize. The writer defends the legitimacy of the donation and seeks to honor the donor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
G. Freed
Armstrong
Ea Green
Mullanby
Balok
Willey
Uinion
Mess, Boosey
Cy Ok Tandon
Railway Defeats Wellington In Windy Railway Football Match
A tough wind swept Bunbury ground as Railway beat Wellington by six points after a tight second half. Langton refereed a quirky first half while Richardson steadied the game. standout efforts came from Graham and Nastor for Railway with solid support from Hislop, Fullarton, Brailswood, and Naylor, while Wellington struggled with short passing and miscued marks.
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Bunbury
Dini
Langton
Arrauste
Asl Pichardson
Richardson
Railways
Wellington
Railway
Macks
Tahwass
Wallington
Fiestailwaye
Graham
Koen
Teho
Alea
Lc Nastor
Nana” Hislop
Fullarton
Braislwood
H. Naylor
Manly
Wellinghim
Cromin
Potts
Kere
Anderam
Timbersorkura
Junior football match South Bunbury defeats Railways at Forrest Park
South Bunbury won by 1 goal in a hard fought junior match at Forrest Park against Railways. Souths had 2 goals 16 behinds to Railways 3 goals 4 behinds, with 16 behinds killing their score. Captains were H Wenn for South Bunbury and J White for Railways. many players stood out for both sides. The umpire was Mr Colm Nusloe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Park
South Bunbury
Railways
Souths
South
Hein
Lusi Webster
Orinsmy
Boyanup Notes Camp Exams Reported By Dr Juel
Boyanup June 10 Ambulance Corps notes an examination with results across senior and junior years. Senior Second Year Kilpatrick 96 per cent E Hurst 82 percent S Smith 775 W P Smith 85. Seniors First Year W Fowler 90 per cent W B Hurst 68. Juniors Leon Year KE Telly 97 per cent D Reilly 94 FL Peak 86. First Year L White 98 per cent H Whit 87. Acknowledges the examiner Dr do21 for efforts. Also promotes Woods Great Peppermint Cure for night hacking cough at 4d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyanud
Boyanup Ambulance Corps
Dr. Juel
Kilpatrick
E. Hurst
F. $. Smith
W. P. Smith
W. Fowler
W. B. Brelestone
R. BR. Hurst
Leon
KE. Telly
Dt. Reilly
FL Peak
L. White
H. Whit
Dr. Do21
Clarke's Corner ad notes clearance on jerseys and stock
Fragmentary ad copy references Clarke's Corner and promotional claims. It mentions jerseys, stock, and disappearing items with vague pricing and customer notes. The damaged OCR lacks clear dates or full items but signals a retail clearance style notice aimed at local customers.
District Railway Committee Reports Bunbury Line Delays And Proposals
A Bunbury Traders Association deputation to District Superintendent A Snell discusses persistent delays on the Perth Bunbury passenger service and goods movements. The letter notes 2 pm Bunbury to Bridgetown trains, Easter excursion rates, and requests for better goods shed facilities, Monday morning services, and improved water delivery logistics. The correspondence seeks concrete instances of avoidable delays and outlines conditions for future efficiency improvements.
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Bunbury
Waite
A Snell
Wenilonuini
Heer Terwine
Vrarors
Bopbure
Bopbure Sire Referring 10 the Recent Meetine Hutwawen
Sony
Perth Bunbury
Perth
Tme Baonbury
Brilgetium
Bunbucr
Albany Way
Albany
Buseeltun
Boyanup
Aden
Monsrs
Benskenilortt and Co
Bunbury Bands Amalgamation Celebration at Rechahite Hall
Final arrangements for the Bunbury bands amalgamation were celebrated at Rechahite Hall on Friday with an inkemeet. Cr Baldock presided in Mayor Steere’s absence, notable attendees included E Williams Margen Partington and B A Campbell. A royal toast followed by toasts to the amalgamated band praised the union and conductor Partington, with promises of continued harmony and improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couneetion
Rechahite
F. W. Steere
Baldock
Tewa
E. Williams
Margen
Exinterno
Partington
de Lape
Morgan
Bunbury
Baldock Omy
Sanbury
Mowers
T. Brittain
Eo Williams
FE. A
Damyhell
Vo Teoite
GA. Arkin
Cox
P. Partinaton
Sitet
Na Master Hunter
World News In Brief From Global Wires And Markets
A sprawling digest notes diverse items from Europe and beyond. Mentions an incident in Cologne with artillery practice and injuries from a lightning strike, and reports on Australian mining, naval, and railway topics. Also covers political shifts in Finland, a robbery on a New Mexico train, and cultural notes from Melbourne and London.
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Bray
St. Paul's
Pro
Ordfsation Service
Wellington A. and P. Society
Seggnsted
Ecclestone
Apare
Pointe
Smits —Riis
Otal
E.G. Smith
Penchos
Vins WA
Rowe Ros
Yilves
Pexcres
T Otal
Rose
Piggott
Bida
Hawter
Thi Wortion
Alu Porturt
BR. H. Kerlestons
Thos Marrive
Joe Chapman
B.S. Gilby
Fea Cox
Medn. Gibbs
E. M. Clarke
J. 8
Gibbs
Bob. Clarke
W B. Castieau
Hunter
Castieau
Lipir
Noecety
Anoher
Mr. Hanter
Thaipman
Das
Coneeliont
Thaan
Andrew
Espe Rose
Ale Perordil
Messrs. E. M. Clarke
HL Rose
Wa F Caporn
Me B.S. Gibbs
Bunbury Police Court
W. L. Owen
Baldour Exaths
The
Ferris’ Benefit Fund
Leeks
Stalin
Raunaway
South Bunbury v. Railways
Woods
Halley
M.laske
Baya
the District Railway Service
Bunbury Bands Amalgamation
Reuer
Ugels Stata
Marounnet
Clalou
Wilwrines
Wortester
Eng
Garivnaly
Reiter
Berlin
Tial
Evan
M. Jala
Sydney
Argentina
Regan
Republic
United Kingdom
Massachusetts
Tts
Stolensk
Isusesia
Messrs. Davitt Enul Moore
Medway
Australia
Vintonia
Queensland
Gupmen Brow
Toulon
Prouhines
Rainer
Wales
Admiralty
Omlers
Gouny Newnes
Hancan
Conso
Kalgoeliv
Samwel Winglan Wiliam Jay
Sunther
Auben Cauzydiell
Fas
Toorlott
Commonwealth
Fisher
William John Grimes
Orient S.S. Co
RMA
Omrah
Outer Harbor
Mt Eh St. Alt
Wiepoligeonnet
George Hastings van Bued
Eumene Cumin
London
Bruken Imlo
Duma
Finland
la Milo
Shins
Panay Montague
Else Pretonnen
Wil
Robsart
New Mexico
Mtr
Robert Blatchford
Clarion
Ple
Bonesia
Bhateringslay
Riel Amd
Rosivf-on-Cher
Ford
Studiu
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