Mall Ticketing Application Sues World Leader
A fragmented notice reports a legal action involving a mall ticketing application. The text indicates a lawsuit against a world entity and mentions limited refunds or reductions related to the deal.
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Newspaper
Bunbury Herald
Location
Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
4
A fragmented notice reports a legal action involving a mall ticketing application. The text indicates a lawsuit against a world entity and mentions limited refunds or reductions related to the deal.
A reader ad promotes W Zimpel's showroom claiming a strong claim for preference in furnishing a modern house with tasteful harmony. It urges Cal to visit, noting the fire display and favorable prices as reasons to choose his services.
James Henry McDonald petitions the Licensing Court for Collie pints to transfer the Phiblican's General License of the Presto Valley Hotel at Donnybrook. Mary Jane Smith concurs in the transfer on this 17th June 1912 with solicitor Bunbury noted as applicant’s solicitor.
The Kumalpi calls this morning with a general sarge and will proceed to Busselton and Flinders Bay after discharge. The Yonkerilia, 3,477 tons, and the new Adelaide Steamship Dry's steamer sail for Fremantle and Bunbury with Eastbound cargoes. Hobart and Winfield due later in the week. Union Company's Exiton expected soon, then to Fremantle for tinder. Government steamers Mongolia and Darius to be renamed West Australia and Kimberley. Capt. Hendar leads Glenles, 9,190 tons, with others listed among agents Millare Ltd.
Fragmentary OCR reading lists names such as Forrest, Spencer, and Forrest agents, with scattered place and date cues like Hobart and June. Contains garbled terms and inconsistent punctuation, offering no coherent event or outcome to describe beyond assorted individuals and ships.
A comparative study argues that British workers lag behind Australians in industrial progress, facing starvation wages and irregular employment while Australians gain leverage to shape legislation. The piece surveys strikes as a tool, calls for expanded democracy, and notes wages, living costs, and the evolving labour movement across both nations.
The Perth Observatory report notes light to variable winds with easterly tendency, along with sea conditions offshore Queensland. Bunbury Sailors Rest concert featured Wisbey Sinclair and local performers with Miss Cons and Miss Birch, amid closing dances. Bunbury Harbor Board discusses reducing charges for electric clusters for overseas ships. officials request a detailed report. Estimates for extending electric light to Norwood road area are debated, with plans to place a lamp at Edmeo Street and Norwood Road and extend to Park Street, ending in a temporary decision pending further consideration.
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