Debates on rail travel and territory finances stir local concerns
The article discusses child travel and welfare issues including fare policies and possible government support. It reports on railway line relays and timetable aims for Bunbury district. It covers territory revenue and expenditure, public works, and a fundraising dance for the Bishop Hous fund. It ends with the Swan election declaration praising Sir John Forrest and thanking the Returning Officer for orderly polling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Bunbury
Couniag
Administration of Justice
Magiatracy
Bunbury Visit Sparks Social Cheers and Military Tour
Brief visit by Parsonal Mise Tnabélle Rede to Bunbury includes plans for Tunbury as a pinotorte. Captain Lalor of the 22nd Brigade conducts inspections. Royal train arrivals celebrate two weddings at Bunbury station. News arrives of W. Lowe, Geraldton Fire Brigade captain and notable northern seaport resident, death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me W. Lowe
Geraldton
Bo Uf
Lowe Wan Vausin
Cur Andersen
Banbury
Obituary: Resner Former Bunbury Station Master Dies
An obituary notes the death of Mr Resner once station master of Bunbury. He arrived in Bunbury in April 1914 and was transferred to Perth in December 1912. After years of illness his health deteriorated following a fall at the Perth aviation game venue.
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Fortintire
Quiom Adams
Naylor
Cope
Gwen Tipping
Thanka
National Authem
Amilore
Ivan
Perth Observatory
Leeuwity
Resner
Bunbury
Renner
Perth
Amy
Unclear fragment highlights rising demand for Essy Lanches-fabor rappel
Fragmentary text suggests growing interest in a product or brand named Essy Lanches-fabor with mentions of Tahaan and Tabor, plus references to coffee and sugar. Details are obscured, making a precise summary difficult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Possible nomination challenge to Peter Loghlen over Forrest seat
The article discusses pressure from electors to nominate R Driver for the Forrest seat amid party maneuvering. It praises Driver as a popular Yarloop and Harvey Roads Board figure and contrasts him with loghlen, noting ongoing considerations and promised replies to voters.
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Th Fe
Forrest
R. Driver
Millare
Yarloop
Ikert
Tick Driver
Nangs Brook
Hoffman
Driver
Harvey Roads Board
Btnte
Rdriver
Otoghlen
Flapper Dance Dazzles Tinbury Tenia Club Night
The Tinbury Tenia Club hosts a lively Flapper Dance described as splendid with superb music and a dainty supper. Numerous attendees wore striking costumes in pale blue, white, pink, and cream, including Brenda Shaw in cherry red silk and Miss North in a white evening frock.
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Tinbury Tenia Club
Bedford
Manny
Tiga Brenda Shaw
Ium Steere
Mies North
Lise Re North
Mira Davin
Stoushoa of
Ninon
Ming 1
Tips Ping
Mr. Tipping
Misa Drake
Ming N
Davia
Ilpean
Ming
Marah
Mine J
Foreman
Butler
Cubby
Trigwell
Demane F. Rienell
Moplin
Steamship Wahine Arrives From Clyde to Link Lyttleton Wellington
The steamship Wahine, 9.4 knots, direct from Clyde, arrived Bunbury port en route to Lyttleton and Wellington. The Union Steamship Co of New Zealand showcases its modern turbines, extensive passenger comforts, and ample lifeboat capacity with 20 boats for 61 passengers, plus electric lighting and onboard facilities.
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Thig
Wahine
Clyde
Lyttletom
Wellington
New Zealand
Union Steamship Com.may
Nicholas
Veatel
Adap Cay
Bunbury
Colombo
Aden
J. Bow
Eudder
Hn van Be
Govord
Wellia
Wireleye
Bell
Memci
Hobart
Mir H. Ba
Readers Question Employers Use Of Magnifying Glasses
A letter to the editor questions why employers fail to use magnifying glasses to scrutinize newcomers, arguing a lazy attitude toward investigating workers character. The writer claims a specific individual named Cumper shows lack of union duty and calls for scrutiny of new arrivals and alleged thieves among them.
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Cumper
Ne. Sendament Af Ik
Bunbury
Locke Furniture firm conducts Saturday clearance sale
Big reductionnar being made by C. H. Locke, the Mrniture people, during the conduct of their ania, which tanmented on Saturday. This firm are determined to make the red, lotter clearing sale, promising bar aning in every department.
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C. H. Locke
Melbourne corruption trial hears Liberal candidate details
The court heard evidence about payments to William Clark by Liberal candidate Mien Mulcahy for canvassing and speaking arrangements during the Federal election. Mulcahy admitted a £10 payment for services, while Clark faced claims of £132 for renditions and other expenses amid allegations of improper conduct.
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Melbourne
Jobe
William Clark
Makshy
Servicon
Miex Mulcahy
Camatei Liberal
Clark Gside
Wim
Hig
America
Moecyr
Mine Mulcahy
Mulcahy
Apd
Clarle
Bene
Warmial Igainat
Wedding Bells A Quiet Pur Prewy Wedding Ceremony
A subdued ceremony at the American Pro Cathedral united Cuno Adame and Mity Alice in Holy Matrimony. The bride entered with Mr J. Bishop, wearing a warm skirt, and was accompanied by Miss Osborine in cream voile. Guests later gathered at Recobite Hall for a reception and post nuptial train journey.
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Cuno Adame
Ameriican Pro
Wellington
Alice Wi Acico
Dl Scott
J. Bishop
Osborine
Denning and Brittain Wedding at Rathmines Cathedral
The marriage of William Laurence Denning of Bunbury and Annie Elizabeth Brittain of Rathmines was held at Rathmines Cathedral. The bride entered with her father Healey as best man and Denning as groomsman. A reception followed at Rathmines Hall with many guests, and the couple departed for Perth on the afternoon train in a powder blue traveling costume.
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Ghother Everty
William Laurence Danning
Bunbury
Annie Elizabeth Peyte Tain
Thomas Brittain
Rathmines
Caton Adama
Healey
A. Denning
Muriel Brittain
Warriage Ceremony At Catholic Church Ends In Toasts
The Roman Catholic Church held a crowded ceremony for Alfred Edwin Hutt and Syma Moran Dean Gimythe. Benyon acted as best man, the bride was given away by Mr Wallis, followed by a reception at Mrs Boteoa’s home with many guests. The toast list included a poem urging action and virtue.
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Ant—Moran
Alfred Edwin Hutt
Syma Moran Dean Gimythe
Benyon Arted
Wallis
Mra Boteoa
Town and Country Supply Co Advertises Produce
An old listing from 101 James Street, Prath, promotes potatoes onions fruit and vegetables and dairy produce in a carefully packed forward notice. The yard and dairy produce phrasing appears in reversed branding.
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Town and Country Supply CO
James Street
Prath
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