Council Snips on Fire Brigade and Town Works
Council discussed saving two couts for the fire brigade station and power to act. They planned to consult the Commissioner, reviewed Anglican church funding, and considered a road and drainage project with bids and a proposed special health committee. The meeting addressed electric lighting, rates, and upcoming committee appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigady
Lincold
Baia
Alu
Cornell
Kambagft
Carta
Raeshingen
Hatlemines
Public Works Committee Advances Multiple City Projects
The report outlines budgetary and policy actions from the Works Committee including waterway cleanup under Wheeler, reduced tax rate on aerated tables, and repairs to public buildings. It also covers site preparations for the Katherine district, demolition plans, recreation area improvements, and requests for new clerks and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haan Comartinn
Acc
Ineperior
Katherines
Golielde
Muttal
Govvernment Yee
Etlatiig
Tsepertor
Werke Comitte
George Street
Forrest Park
Australians in England bat in historic England match
A garbled report covers an England vs Australia cricket match on June 13 with Australia dismissed for a low score. Dansford and Vondos starred in a dramatic innings, while Cotter and Noble claimed key wickets. The narrative names players such as Laver Macartney Armstrong Lilley and King, noting England’s early success and Australia’s fragile fall after a brisk start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vondos
Dye Conrimalon
Austalia
Armatronu
Ramaford
Michel
Cotter
Baneford
Sau
Harvard
Ergland
Pirot
Wayward
Carter
C Bares
Hobie
Laver
Tyldesley
SC Gam
Cater
Ho Sing
Macartney
Maclaren
Armstrong Y Mable
Kret
AD Jones
nOotwer
Rolf
Armstrong
Noble
Lille
Santaley
TAU.T Installation Event Highlights Lodge Meeting
The TAU.T installation was held Monday with limited attendance including Urs. 7 Beauchamp and newly appointed president Bro. Cocking of Worsley. Officers were sustained, a social wax followed, and E. Hi Zoliner praised federation ideas while Dr. Wiliams received district honors. The presiding committee and speakers lauded unity among friendly societies and noted funds surpassing £400 with hopes to reach £4600 by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tau.t
Urs
Beauchamp
Se Niet
Bro. Coking
Worsley
Heo. Besvetamp
Arch Druid
Ni9
T. Emmett Av
Douwthen Buckle
Via
Bro
F Jurvip
Alver
Ny Bro
Wit Mamathe
Lodge Virpesa
Jos
It. Zollmer
United Friendly Hovietes
AV. Parker
Cur
AV. Powler
Wellmean AK
Ford
Pneeth
Loder
Worial
Browebou
E. Hi Zoliner
Ressat
Abe
Societiee
Pareleniar
Promnr
Ecu Organisi Mos
Grami Oder
Bra
F. Cole
Grand
Anc
Felnry
W.A
Krhil
Adrastase
seovWitl
Ernad
Geo. Hay
Dikrine
Aiploma
Williaans
Teluilt
Tas
Way
Wiiflynie
Mautury
Ll. de Wiens
Bunbury
Iuwhacks
Yanbury
Boursie Leuapnot
Barker
Theer
Brow North
Parkes
Ech
Uae
Trade ad offers tea and gifts from Besbury firm
A damaged ad notes a range of goods including Ceylon tea and Electro-Piste and Edlverware suitable for weddings and birthdays. The seller A. Uh Gok, Stephenfest, Besbury claims a new stock and invites interest in the modern wares alongside a tonic cough cure price of 8d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fampus Ceylon
Tate
Besbury
British Association Criticised Over Parlimont Charge
June 15 report notes debate within the English Lawn Tennis sports circle about the British Association. The piece claims dissatisfaction with the handling of a match against an American team and the invitation to the Dade Cup, with hints of conditional participation in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parlimont
Landon
Philadelphia
Prince Philip of Fulenberg Ball Raises Funds in Trial Context
Philip of Eulenberg reports a June 15 ball in LGSDON increased to £2016 with an alternative of immediate urges. The event followed an unauthorized journey from Werlin to Gastelo, his Austrian home. The Privy Council raises a trial on perjury alleged during Moltke-Hay dan case hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lgsdon
Prince Philip of
King Biward's Racehorse Florisel Dies in Exercise
London report says King Biward's runner Florisel died during exercise. The horse, valued at £15,000, collapsed and was unable to be revived, prompting a veterinary examination and inquiries into the cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florizel
London
King Biward
Florisel
German Steamer George Washington Launched by Lloyds
London June 1 reports the North German Lloyds launched the 270 ton steamer George Washington. The Bremen to Veak voyage completed, vessel scales 27,000 long tons and stands as the largest German ship of its class, signaling growth in German shipbuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lloyd's
George Washington
Bremen
Abe
Senior Angler Abolished Title Changes Wranglers
London June 15 The Mathematical Tripos reports a government reorganization abolishing the senior wrangler title. Percy Daniell of Trinity College Cambridge has the new distinction arising from the changes. Previous wrangler holders from St John’s and Trinity are noted amid the upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Percy Daniell
Trinity College
Cambridge
John's
Telnity College
Keir Hardie Calls for Eight Hour Day in Mining Debate
Keir Hardie in London urges coal miners in South Wales to push eight hours and a living wage amid push for national wage and ownership. He also calls on France Belgium and Germany not to apply entry markets during the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J. Keir Wardie
Sinowe
Wales
Hardie
Military Musketry Competitions Report From Colonial Range
The event at the rifle butts featured Lieut Colonel Moore and Mr W Owen as early observers with Commandant Glent Walsner Le Mesurier and Major Robertson in attendance. Corporal Leitch and Private Stanford scored 95 of 105, Leitch winning on count back, with additional medals and honours awarded for top overall and troop performances among units including Nos 2 Squadron and various named personnel. Readouts note weaponry, distances, and competition structure for men and recruits, detailing sections, targets, and scoring rules.
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Col Mil Fary
S.J. Moore
W. Owen
Glent Walsner le Mesurier
Robertson
CC. Jleitch
Stanford
Leiteh
Teawe
Por Weld
Mc Mirel
Liews
Morgan Any Brockman
A. T. Smith
Brooks Upton
Dagruneer
Souyes
J. Lowe
T. Maner
Bnnfards Buinton
Seret
Buena Corporad
Venice
Kony
A. Slythe
Mitchell
H Bixthe
Franklampton
Taylor
Port A. Rule
Budget Proposal Sparks Debate Over Treasury Deficits
London reports Senator M Vorgl urges that the secretary to the Treasury present December estimates to Congress for parliamentary appropriations. Critics say current methods are scattered and lead to deficits and mismanagement. The note highlights a range from 4,000,000 to 91.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
M'Vorgl
Hee
TMA
Eliadl
Congress
Wellington football notes praise crowded play and discipline
The Wellington exhibition on Saturday is praised as among the finest seen on the rec. Players are urged to resist crowding and keep positions. The captain is commended for controlling men and maintaining open, fair play. Shepherding and handball debates are noted, with calls for better adherence to captains’ guidance.
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Wellington
Rec
Toomur
Pinsers
Geigl
Jef Lowe
Les
Berrbury
Wallington
Munyeh
Notice on Coal Trade Turmoil and Labor Action
In a fragmented report the Beoteh voalmastere threaten to terminate the conculistion hoard and their men have ne pted the intimatyon. The piece notes labor tension and possible action affecting coal trade operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Social and Personal Notes From the District
Monday travelers return from holiday and plans unfold. Mrs Cort departs Bunbury for Perth and a party sails to South Australia before England. At the Residency, Miss Adels Junes receives a Trinity College Gold Medal for top marks, praised by Warden Owen. The Premier’s mother condition noted, attended by Dr Joel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. James
Mive Adellanes
Bale
Oreue
South Australia
England
Adels Junes
Owen
Trinity
Halters
Mire
Dan Moore
Joel
Police Court Chronology From Vertuestas Case Notes
In Vertuestas a 16 year old was charged for using obscene language and sentenced to seven days imprisonment. Charles Richardson faced charges for aiding a police reaction and received potential imprisonment. Witnesses testified to drunkenness and threats during arrests. Additional cases include a black man punished for drunkenness and other minor penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Richardson
Brown
Cridene
Richardson
Uriel
Bel
Medical Purveyors Offer Reliable Remedies at Cash Rates
Advert says physicians and surgeons provide medical prescriptions and remedies, claiming pure ingredients and best quality at reasonable cash prices. Promoted by MDowell Chemie Medical Bail in Banbury with telephone contact 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mdowell
Chemie
Banbury
Trading Company Ad Promotes Eggs Butter Potatoes and Croker
An OCR fragment advertises Trading Company as buyers of eggs butter and potatoes and urges readers to purchase crockery and glassware at reduced prices. The wording is garbled but centers on a sale and trade buyback. It mentions “Trading Company” as lock-taking and claims willingness to buy goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trading Company
South Bunbury Notes On Parish Life And Local Gossip
A late column from South Bunbury recounts community happenings and opinions. The writer laments social stagnation, discusses a temperate push for better town services, and notes a wedding party mishap at Punchbowl events. There are remarks on local leadership, partnerships, and the need for youth engagement amid ongoing municipal concerns.
Church Services in Esuland South Bunbury
Church of Esuland South Bunbury lists Holy Communion at seven thirty in the morning and evensong at various times. Services led by Rev J Williams at Bunnybrook and Rev D P Kyall at Donnyhenak follow a parochial district arrangement with multiple locations including Upper Guml and Wellington Mille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Esuland
South Bunbury
Seemabe
Tay
Pete Dronswick
Sanday Suhn
Benger
Bronsswick
J. Williams
Bunny Brook Parochial Bietzins
W. Patricks
Juan
Upper Guml
Pau
Kugilaltield
Ines
Wellington
St. George's
Soyaunty
Recitation Sparks Letter War Over The Bulldog Prayer
Worsley correspondent reports a debate sparked by a recitation titled The Bulldog Prayer presented at Worsley. The writer defends the piece against claims of profanity while arguing it tests religious sentiment and decorum on public platforms. June 14.
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Bain
Hulldog
Nuys
Youn Ete
Worsley
City considers purchase of electric light plant
A Monday council meeting discussed giving the committee power to approach Splatt Wall and Co to negotiate a straight offer for the electric light business. The mayor supported a price-based approach and sought permission to proceed, while keeping figures private until ratified by ratepayers. Negotiations would progress only if the council authorizes further steps and formalizes the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mons
Beht
Tungar
Conneil Te
Messrs
Splatt, Wall and Co
Elvetric Light
Cadamiller Ail Oc
Lad
Courtert
Splatt Wall and Co
Splatt
Wall Aid Cy
Sulla
Sylah Wall
Net Fishing Debate at Estuary Council Meeting
A heated council discussion centers on opening the northern estuary for net fishing. Dr Rameau argues the area should be opened to sport and commercial fishing, noting a monopoly by a few boats and predicting a temporary boost before fish numbers decline. The piece urges legislative action to attract visitors and support local anglers and the Bu nbury fish trade.
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Invalelpl
Dr. Rameau
Anthony
James
Ashing Dauiks
Bunbury
Guy
Baiur
Twelve Hours Sitting Deliberates Capel Rate Book
A special meeting on Saturday, the 12th, presided by Mr F. C. Maitland, debated revaluation for the ensuing year. Delegates at Bunbury discussed Capel Board abolition. board will maintain existence. A ninepenny rate under the annual value system is planned. hypothetical rate boosts and a substantial rise in mental values are anticipated with the next publication from mediediors. D H Higgs supplied plans and references, aiding the revaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IQ Aim
F. C. Maitland
Wails Boar
Bunbury
Capel Board
Carel Board
Eystom
Kilpatrick
Jose
Buaas
Boyanup
D. H. Higgs
Lament of the Crackajack Prisoners and Idle Labor Plea
The text portrays prisoners at Banbury lamenting enforced idle labor under harsh conditions. They argue for work that earns their keep, longing for outdoor tasks and nature, while complaining of confinement and the lack of meaningful employment. It references a poem about the Crackajack and contemplates the idea of earning salvation through labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakum
Othart
Seal in Potatoes and Plant Treatments Across Regions
The excerpt discusses sealant effects on potato crops and various experiments by Maine and Wisconsin stations. It cites field trials using Time and other treatments, with results showing differing tuber protection. Methods include controlled environments and chemical treatments to soak seed potatoes before planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berg
Maine
Amercan
Wisconsin
Woods' Great Experimental Cure Promises Relief
Fragmentary ad style notice mentions Woods and a supposed cure. references CENTRAL NEWS AGENCY and stationery department suggesting promotional copy. Highly unclear but presents a product claim tied to a news agency and shop department.
German and American Views on Potato Scab and Seed Treatment
A collection of farmer letters and expert notes discuss potato scab causes and treatments. Reports describe formalin and permanganate disinfection, tar oil seed soak methods, and claims about seed conditioning to reduce scab. Victorian expert Me Seymour notes two forms of scab and results from seed treatments showing cleaner crops with proper dressing and pickle-like seed treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exot Lorenz and
Hamburz
Germany
Maganrag
Hamburg
Chas
Me Seymour
M Alpine
Korvit
Seymour
Veteran scout and hunter profile under Nelson Coluson plinth
A Sunday crowd heard Lieutenant Colonel Ford promote a National Volunteer Reserve for veterans. The piece profiles Lobengula Frughed, a famed hunter aged fifty seven, who has spent decades tracking big game in Africa and achieved legendary kills, including hundreds of elephants.
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Nelson Coluson
Ford
National Volunteer Reserve
Yeomanry
The
Crown
Rmen
Rome
Ign
Ingume
Aly Minwleen
Stroyping
Selows
Bork
Weataminster
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Clarke
Red Board
Renee Vem
Wealth Committee
Memirs
Benglabole Cna
Yiland
Percy"Chipawaa
Lis
Cener
Val Comelt
Reimy
Kaesbagell
Stokes
Baldock
Masor
Kener
Z. T
Binaders
Cao Tha
T., Brown's Land
T. Brows
Secommena
Picton
Forrest Bark
Namie
Elaine
Australl
Dansford
Anniain—Laver
J Mccartney
Armétrong
W. Hantaly
Rat
Lilley
Kanaford
Prumper
McLaren
Reif M.A Robie
Rell
E. Gregory
Liltey
Welt
Aalysia
Stirt
Ane
Reif
Mateh
Donee
Nowe
British Association
Philip of Eulenberg
King's Race
Angler
Keir Hardie
Oyento
Rho Pepnunen
Bop
Mna
Sar
NGO
Niu
Leser
Polit
Inegete
Tanmets
Toe Mets
Bere Ender
Venti
Ars
Teiteh
Titer
Lowe Ad Seray
Marie Emmett
Wurtsminnter
Hay
Corpanit Crute
Jueves
Utd
Trigwell
J. T Biythe
J. Kenny Woored
Smilar
Pinner
Trlaweil
Bite
Light Tones
Privave Buanford Ac
USA
Social and Personal
Wnd Mra J
Walker
Antury
Mirils Medbesmat
Mra
Indise Cort
Perth
Old Country
Vertuestas
Dane
B. Soreest
Van
Jae
Signe Friedven
South Bnobury News
Mina
Erney Gibbs
Erney
Frank Jarvis
Frank
Jaca
Jurva
Ofacien
Chasle
Flack
Servion
White Perth
Care
Forster Velintini
Chia
Emncone
William
Fred Rostock
Niger
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Capel Honila Board
IFS
Banbury Goot
Varlet Pearce
Turu
Ann
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Nema
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