Local News and Notices From Bunbury Butter Factory Meeting
Local and General Bunbury notes include the Banbury Butter Co shareholder meeting set for the 23rd at 2 pm, rainfall totals to date, a memorial tablet for Lt Percy Bigs HM, football excursion trains, and factory support from Minister Tinson to boost Bunbury smoked fish output. Additional items cover Traders Association meeting, railway ambulance talks, public health guidance, and local business updates on cleaning, cough remedies, land sales, and Bunbury Steam Laundry investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banbury
Percy Bigs
Obus Teoccon
Boyanup Footlab
Bunbury
All Lady
Tinson
Th ‘Traders Association
Council
Tinesey
Heard Jaly
Elder Smith &Co
Ted
A. B. Gilbert
E. Moore
Balingup
Busbury Steam Laundry
Helena Vale Races Herald Selections
Sporting notes list Herald selections for Helena Vale races across hurdles plates and handicaps. Event events include Hurdles with Shearwater and High Hand and First to Third plates with Amyl Cherso Lookmaster. Continental cards name Rivose Hare Hatch and Welter results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Vale
Lyric Theatre Weekly Programme Listing
The Lyric Theatre presents this week’s program with a double feature today including House of Hate 10 and The Mating starring Gladyn Leslie and Herbert Rawlinson. Sunday shows The Trouble Buster and No Range Be. Tuesday features Tarzan of the Apes. Wednesday introduces Percussive Peppy with Pegs Hyland and the new Pathé serial Shielding Shadows plus Little White Lies. Also see Alma Taylor’s The House at Habe. Fruit and Dairy Produce sales by Mr George Harvey and country carrier changes by Tom Shanahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Hate
Gladyn Leslie
Herbert Rawlinson
Parm
J. Gardieee
Prograams
Hyland
Pathe
Shielding Shadows
Seatac
Alma Taylors House
Habe
Admirals and generals urge preparedness in postwar remarks
Speaking at the Mansion House Admiral Beatty argues the Battle of Jutland sank German morale beyond repair. General Haig calls for a strong citizen army with universal voluntary training. Lord Roberts is quoted on Britain needing war readiness for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
David Beatty
Jutland
Douglas Haig
Lord Roberts
Britain
Germany May Face Eight Billion Pound Indemnity
Paris reports Germany may be required to pay a total indemnity of eight thousand million pounds sterling. Count Rantzan visits Cologne to confer with the German Government on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Stirling
Count Rantzan
Cologne
Sweden and Denmark Reject Blockade Pact on German Peace Treaty
Sweden and Denmark refuse to join a blockade against Germany if it declines to sign the Peace Treaty, signaling nonparticipation in allied coercion during negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Sweden
Denmark
Germany
Influenza Outbreak Reported Across Cities
A death from influenza occurred this morning in Fremantle with additional suspicious cases and a fresh city case. In Sydney, 170 new hospital admissions and 21 deaths occurred in the last day. The government plans eleven group depots in the city and suburbs for medical care and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Jane
Fremantle
Sydney
Seamen strike tensions rise as 6000 tons unloaded at Port Melbourne
Melbourne unions dispute splits but report watching events. 6000 tons of cargo are unloaded from the Yankalilla at Port Melbourne with 75 men employed. Waterside Workers and Seamen reportedly reach understanding. Some German wives facing deportation refuse to accompany husbands, asserting Australian status and seeking stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
So Seamen's Union
Port Melbourne
Watersie
Notable South West Figures Farewell and New Ventures
Obituaries note the June death of Mrs Ivan Eastcott of Jarna dup and sympathies to Mrs McKever of Pem berton. William Salter of Dardanup, aged 90, recalls his isle of Wight birth and long WA life. E Summerhayes, Perth architect and former AЛ officer, plans Memorial Hall at Preston Road Board and new Jersey herd. W J Roberts, Capel GOM pioneer, in St Clair's Hospital. W Kiffin Thomas hands Gordon's Hotel control to A O Averill and plans Bunbury return with July wholesale venture on Stephen Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Eastcott
Jarnadup
McKever
Pemberton
S.W
William Salter
Dardanup
Issle of Wight
Western Australia
Wae
W.H. Venn
E Summerhayes
Perth
A.L
Donnybrook
Preston Road Board
Summerhayes
South West
Phillips
Kiffin Thomas
Bunbury
Stephen Street
Fruit growers report steady markets with strong fruit demand
Kalgoorlie Friday report shows fair apple and orange supplies with high prices for best lines. Vegetables are heavy with lower values. poultry demand remains good. Detailed quotations include apples from Yates and Rome varieties, pears Josephines and Winter Nelis, oranges, mandarins, lemons, tomatoes, cabbage, cauliflower, potatoes, and poultry prices among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalgoorlie
Associated Fruitgrowers, Ltd
Yates
Romes
Cleos
Granny Smith
Ito
Danns
Nickajacks
Bunbury Health Board Considers Pneumonia Preparedness
A Bunbury Board of Health meeting discussed readiness for a pneumonia outbreak in nearby districts lacking resident medical officers. Proposals include restricting infected arrivals, securing a nurse and cook, and expediting conversion of the Fresh Air Building. The Inhalation Chamber will be used for direct contacts, while local suppliers offer Australian Tweeds and other goods at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunbury
Joel
W. L. 8S
Central Board
W. J. Norrie
Golf Notes Painted by Windy Course Conditions
Boisterous weather spoiled the Stroke Handicap with seven entrants and many cards not returned. Blyth won with a strong round despite conditions, while Dermer posted a decent score hampered by two bad holes. Other players underperformed as detailed results show scattered scores and DNF entries. The Associates plan a twelve hole stroke handicap for the Pater Watt trophy this afternoon starting after 2 pm, followed by a general meeting at 4 pm to discuss the Golf Dance supper. Members are reminded matches will take precedence on the 21st to 23rd with greens being prepared for optimal play and a strong Perth contingent expected to attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blyth
Dermer
Tot Johnston
Cox
Marriott
Pater Watt
Clibe
Gous Dati
Curlewis
Mies M. Davies
E. Steere
Perth
Bedford Hall
Harper
Interool
Greens
Minister to Inspect Key Regional Sites Next Week
The Hon. the Minister for Works W. J. George will visit Manjimup and Pemberton to inspect the State Saw Mill. He will then travel to Waroona to review the railway construction to Lake Clifton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. George
Manjimup
Pemberton
Waroona
Lake Clifton
Touring Marquis Touts Prince Morillo Cigar Brand
The Marquis A de Wonanate tours the West raising travel funds by selling cigars, notably the Prince Morillo brand. He travels with the Marchesa and two children Veronique Anna Matia and Jean Vittorio Emanuele Michele, staying at the Prince of Wales Hotel in Bunbury before heading to South Africa and the U S. He previously offered his services to Federal authorities in January 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis A de Wonanate
Prince Morillo
Marquis
China
Japan
East
South Africa
Union
Marchesa
Veronique Anna Matia
Jean Vittorio Emanuele Michele
Prince of Wales
Bunbury
Knight Light Gains Ground in the South West
An ad touts the Knight Light as a simple compact superior illumination, claiming it matches electric light in brightness and costs less. In three months it has reached about 50 businesses and homes in the country, with 200 to 300 candle power options and ease of use. The piece also notes sales of dance tickets through the captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight
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Banbery Butter Co
Railway Ambulance
First Aid Olas
Railway Institute
M.O.H
Health Department
Lyric
Missioner For Public Health
Atkinson
Thomas and Coy
Thomas & CO
Victoris St
South Bunbury
Meses Hanson
Mesers Monkhouse
Hanson
Sporting
Herald
Lyric Theatre
George Harvey
Tom Shanahan
Thomas Lockhare
Board of Health
Carr and Co
Richardson
Forfar Special Makere
Victoria Street
Associated. Fruitgrowers’ Report
Bunbury Board of Health
Golf Notes
Sashie
BON Marche
Unbury
Picton
C. H. Lewin
Barekup
T. A. Uungey
C. L. Clarke
A. Muldoon
J. Rose Capet
Capel Hall
Pel Hotel
Bye Bros
Lowden—Scarlett Daverin
Vardanup Hotel
Boyanup
Boyanup Hall
Stevens Ecclestone
Angyle
Wanto Watson
W. E. Dempster
A. Hurst
Pittman's Hotel
Total
Church of England
A. Wheeldon F
Smith Woodbrook ,Trigwell
H. Brockman Porth Sharpe Bulingap
H. Blackburn
Greenbushes—Court
Duke of York
Shamrock Hotel
Basselton
Greenbushes
A. Cowderoyan
Dahl Clayton and Sons
Godfrey Hester
Kirup
Col. N. Brazier
Kirup Hotel
Nannwp
E. Brockman
G. Kidd
Higgins E.R Bunbury
Brockiais
Mes
Cookworthy
Vine
Margaret River
P. Willmott
C. S. Baty
P.O. Bridgetown
Bridgetown
Wellington St
Hotels
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