Local man charged with assault and fraudulent behavior
Ahey Diseyh, a man described as a soon and father, was charged at the police court early one morning with assault and related offenses. Witnesses including Constable Lyons and MV Linde testified, with the accused previously known to locals, tied to a motel confrontation and subsequent allegations of theft. He faced bail terms and was to appear at Collin court on Friday.
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Eyh Hols
Ifore
Merre T. Hayward
Amray
Hesky
Munbuey
Thurstéay
Constable Lyons
Linde Beald
Mart Lakena
Collin
Warvan
Aint Timn
Wien
Wren
Berwramt
Cullio
Hall
Rooney
Collin Court
Incident Report From Alert Constatbles at Wellington Move
A police account describes constables on duty when they found Ambrive Mardona and others at Wellington Move. Mardona allegedly resisted arrest, shouted antisocial phrases, and was eventually jailed. Witness Crawtable Lyons corroborated evidence of a language incident. The accused faced possible imprisonment after unclear financial claims and room arrangements at Trucdone Hotel.
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Ambrive
Mardona
Turner Wrabe
Mardin
Bunbury
Kosky
Tavlok
Macdown
Dimeworld
Gynstable Gen
Maeaona
Wellingtor
Beremy Juile
Jie Btn
Kekup
Crawtable Lyons
Aruk Ut
Lye
Trucdone Hotal
Koeks
Valedictory at Presbytery Honor for Conductor Vine
In Twickings the choir bids farewell to conductor Mr Vine. Father Hayn praises his years of work and the choir members express gratitude with a token and best wishes for future success.
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Aml
Banbury
Hayn
Vine
Ealing Ath
Cheng Chor
Mr. Vine
Shuse Hen and
Ser Eigen
Urey
Wing
Ie. Vine
Roe Pwmilel
Inschore
Jmp
Father Hayes
Congregation
Bunbury Football Association meeting notes and sanctions
The Bunbury Football Association held a largely contentious meeting at the Federal Motel. Key items included resignations of Langton and disciplinary actions for players and officials, plus permit adjudications and future game arrangements.
West Australian theatre program impresses crowds at Lyric
The Lyric Theatre hosts a capital programme on Monday night amid broad applause. West's sensational yet balanced bill includes travel subjects, moral teaching, a vivid Australian torpedo launch footage, Rapids in Finland visuals, elephants, Cyclist Carbineers scenes, Phaedray, Twelfth Night, and His Last Burglary with strong performances and substantial audience acclaim.
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Wheel Hovre
Lyric Theatre
Taxte
West
Traclh
Queen's Hall
Ubair
Uren
Moore
Finland
Norway
Ile
Iain
Italia Vitaliani
Vitagraph Company
Tramorus
Capel Roads Board Reviews 1910-11 Rate Book
A special meeting of the Capel Roads Board chaired by W. H. Tieng and with members including 8. C. Roce Gen Thinkley and others reviewed the rate book for 1910-11. The process spanned hours and yielded an overall net income increase of about £164 from last year, with increases and reductions itemized. The group anticipated a final rate around £280 and noted expectations of Liberal government support amid a move from fourpence to a shilling in the pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mishrs
W. H. Tieng
C. Roce
Gen Thinkley
O Mui
UD. WY Higgins
Stirling
Therang
Wim
The Weekly Whirl Critics Sunday Sport and Politics
A rambling column mocks Sunday football debates and church attendance while noting Labor tensions over parliament votes. It mentions a Labor Congress member’s idea to trim State Legislature seats, fears of government gerrymandering, and local quirks from roller skating to postcard notes on Australia’s geography.
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Weiter
Hrarbade
Frivals
Despar
Clurch
Bunbury
Anturs
Labor Congress
Lelaure
Sonny
Rawre
South-Weat
Gayman
Nelson
Ab Sussex
Genfla
Goldfelds
Tabor
Geners
Fallen City Roller Sons
Teodor
Australia
South Australia
Victoria
New South Wales
Fromardld
Cassels
Fatal Accident at Timber Corporation Mill in Greenburhes
An online driver named Leesman suffered serious head injuries at the Timber Corporation mill in Greenburhes. He died the following morning from skull fracture, brain contusion, and hemorrhage after being struck by a heavy belt at the line. An inquest opened at the court house found no evidence of careless work. Leesman had been employed about six weeks and no relatives or witnesses could be traced.
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Yandley
Auders
Aga
Belwee
Lowel
Lavine
Minas
Minas Moved That Ule Ting Should Tie Cealt
Agate
Dawissi
Pray Yaten
Ule
Mme Anch
Emis
Lompeur
Murray T
Cairmany
Donnyhrank Bulow
Goort
Cartain
Donnybeankniles
Mc Gnoch
Railways
Wellington
Timpire Richardson
Brett Patiefu
Sussex Vistrict Wootabll Association
Murray
Thin Wan Doe
Me Dawidson
Umi
Mr. Yardley
Gowd
T. Ore
Y. Regan
Yarloop
Clearauc
Sud
Dr. Gooch
Pha Uhatinan
Hed
Gooch
Teague
Yardley
Mgas
Daeideoe
Yarloop Club
Monger
Halon
Orton
Aly
Lal
Leesman
Timber Corporation
Mitt
Bunbury Hospital
Los
Dee
Etnsriuusaires
Wens
Lout Court
Messrs
P. W. Stoeco
Cortex
J. G Coghill
S.caporn
J. Monkhouse
Evans
Thos
M'Ewwin
Lees
Gini Trate Bankary
Leerman
Greenburhes
Ferguson Cricket Club hosts honors and social event in Ferguson
The Ferguson Cricket Club held an evening of sport and dance under its auspices with trophies awarded for bowling, fishing, and best exhibition. Mr T Gibbbs and Mr H M Gibbs received trophies, while Mr Harry Gardiner earned the fishing award. Mr Buckenara’s generosity in hosting the event was acknowledged with a gold watch. The club notes continued community support and future entertainments. Personal notes mention the marriage of Mr Mark Flynn to Miss Shinword set for early Osie month and social parties remain popular in Ferguson.
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Ferguson Cricket Club
Bim
T. ©. Gibbbs
H. M. Gibbs
Harry Gardiner
Buckenara
Burkenara
Ferguson
Chapman
R.A. Lowrie
Mark Flynn
Mira Shinword
Farsguson
Busselton Notes Describe Local Society Farewell Gatherings
In Busselton on a Wednesday the old and young formed a working party to load 13 or 14 carts with firewood, then a parade with banners stopped at the local hospital. A photograph captured the Jowned teams, and Mr. Mead presented a gold watch to a foundation member, with compliments from Mr. Carter and others. Mr. Gale received tea and a gift from the Ladies Guild before anticipated travel back to the State in March or April.
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Busselton
Wednesdy
Lool
Cumb Bridge
Mead
Carter
Gale
Ferest
JH. Forres
T. A. Thurkle
G. EB. Cohen
Society
Gale Lessingly
Wanda
Tunmell
Tonta Fir Bagh
Barnard
Seur
Glomatry
Ant Amerray
Kevlanale
Dance at Bunbury Public Hall Supports Local Cause
A pleasant dance night was held at Bunbury Public Hall under the South Seat habhen assembly committee. Mr Cantu Htesi of Busselton visited the show, paid for works of the Extelane Tin Moving Company, and accompanied by Mr Robert Neville. Me Cummwallord inspected the Cornwall project and praised its splendid development.
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Bunbury End
Habhen Assembly
Cantu Htesi
Busselton
Robert Neville
Cornwall
Harbor Board meets on rider obstruction and Dickinson inquest
A Harbor Board meeting discusses rider issues and the jurors verdict on Richard Dickinson death. A Colonial Mutual Insurance letter is summarized as evidence about obstructed gangways and dangerous hooks and bollards on the jetty. The foreman notes that hooks protruding ten inches pose a danger to pedestrians at night.
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Richard Dickinson
Colonial Mutual Insurance Company
Truckey
Groent
Harbor Board
J. Dinchall
Joty
Uwcides
Thik Offee
Eaglat
Tony Whicks
Alyrive
Liter
Brown
West Mening
Wight
Dickinson
Teucke
Eay
Partium
Big Tin Sluising Proposition at Bunbury End
Speculation runs on a sluicing project by Beeinior Ths Mining Co at Bunbury end with manager Robert Neville. The plant features two 16 h p engines and a Thompson gravel pump, delivering high water flow to a six foot sluice box setup and portable ground gear designed for rapid relocation.
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Creenbushes
Bunbury End
Beeinior
Ths Mining Company
Robert Novillé
Wienbivte Wlile
Kanowna
Adt
Driving & Thompson
Thompson
Maola
Bob
Neville
Hacking Cough at Night Sparks Peppermint Cure Claim
Fragmentary notice describes a "Great Peppermint Cure" at Clarke's Comer offering relief for a hacking cough at night. Listed address and storefront details appear partial with illegible phrases and odd spellings.
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Oetstad
Ford
Npén
Wellington Street
Public amusements prove noisy yet lively in Collie district
A review of West's entertainment at Mechanics Hall notes lively but unruly audience reaction and a pandemonium-filled night. The piece also covers a local court case where Henry J O Bowke charges R O Young with threats and a defense contends journalism versus public decency, ending with a bound over for calm conduct.
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Theow Gaulle
West
Sim
Mark
Boedrbub
Howe
Taesas
Henry J
Bowke
R. 0. Young
W. V. Oaiden
Dr. Stow
Brooks
Bedlington
Roberts
Mr. Bedlington
Mr. Roberts
Ogden
Leap
Banks
Romania
Board of Health
W. Owen
Collie
Lical Coort
Fruit Market Prices and Livestock List in Nismeri Week
The notice itemizes fruit cases and farm goods sold in Nismeri for the week ending with the price roll. It lists Cleopatra, Rome Beauty, Viin’s Seedling and other apple varieties, quinces, oranges, grapes, and penta. Eggs, pork, poultry, hens, and pullets are priced, along with cabbage, pumpkins, potatoes, onions, and chaff.
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Mr. HL
Gritfith
Premive Auction Mart
Collie
Neparts
Nismeri
Cleopatras
Viin
Rymer
Rome Beauty
New
Church Services and Holy Communions Across Parishes
A brief listing of church services and holyCommunion times across multiple parishes including South Bunbury Picton Secombe and Avon with matins and communion. Note mentions Methodist Dowtytrook Circuit and Wesley Church with references to local clergy and minister names.
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Sir Baleik
Rathminen
Maly Communion
South Bunbury
Mattins
Secombe
Oly Picton
Sudor Drunawick
Moly
Methodist
The South West Lands and Settlement Prospects
The article outlines the South West district across Lie and Naple links, highlighting timber resources and the potential for land cultivation. It discusses settlement plans, the role of the Agricultural Bank, and proposed gradual development through fencing, cultivation, and payments over years, aiming to attract homesteaders and improve local wealth.
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Ily
Selentin
Olsuig
Selenielik
Lie
Riel
Witlera
Tip Lin Bond
He Saute Nak
Willy Fanils
Trent
Wiley
el Wall
Sue Huber
Agricultural Bank
Record Ofertory Appeal For New Church Fund
A church offertory in New York led by Rev Aled and the Rifih Asotiue Baphist Church raised substantial pledges. Notable donations included £100 by J D Rockefeller and £200 by Mr Rockefeller junior, with hopes to reach £100,000 for the new building as the congregation pledged over £17,500 in a week.
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Samlay
Aled
Pawtie
Rifih Asotiue Baphist Church
New York
Ievur
Wenibeil
Akit
Abe
David
Loman
Pivdep Park
Wil
Akel
J'D
Jane
Rockofeller
Juus
Barke
Hockefeller
Aki
Amurel
Untitled Norfolk Trotter Sold and Displayed Sparked Bets
A Norfolk trotter named Wellfounder, sold by Mr Jigure Booth of Burtt Mase, was trained to trot with vigor. Reports claim the horse covered 174 miles in practice, gains noted, and wagers supported flashy advertisements about trotting speed and exhibition at the event.
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Jigure Booth
Burtt
Mase
Uae
Ameriezi Turchiner
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