Busselton Notes From Our Correspondent
W Donovan returns from Camp after age wrongful declaration fine. W J Barrett denied foot operation and discharged. Public Works sends workers to repair the trap bridge on Yallingup Caves road. New stone butter factory planned. lowest tender was wood, but stone chosen. Dance in Newtown raises funds for Trench Comforts. R D Taylor hon secretary. Mr Newman to succeed Wynne Kinnear at Newton State School. Wynne Kinnear to live at Beachlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Donovan
Busselton
W. J. Barrett
Public Works Department
Yallingup Caves
Trench Comforts
Newtown
R. D. Taylor
Newman
Wynne Kinnear
Newton
Beachlands
Johnston and Rabbish Nominate to Contest Williams Narrogin Seat
The Independent Party loses a member as B B Johnston joins the Country Party. At the Narrogin Farmers and Settlers Association meeting on June 7 nominees E B Johnston MLA and W T Rabbish Willisins were endorsed to contest the Williams Narrogin seat for the Country Party in the forthcoming general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Assembly
Independent
B. B. Johnston
Country Party
Narrogin District
Farmers and Settlers’ Association
Messrs
E. B. Johnston
W. T. Rabbish
Willisins
Oil to Calm the Troubled Seas
Captain J O Parker reports to Hydrographic Bulletin on a voyage at approximately 21 68 N 118 14 E. Severe squalls tore sails and gear, flooded spaces, and broke steering. About 130 gallons of lubricating oil were used to calm seas for 12 hours, preventing further damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J O Parker
Hydro‘graphic Bulletin
Cook
Tryhoon
Adamax Rooting Felt Promises Cheaper Covering Alternative
The Narrogin Trading & Agency Co Ltd advertises Adamax Rooting Felt as a durable iron substitute for government use. They offer 72 ft by 3 ft rolls at 32 shillings per square yard, with cement and nails supplied free, suitable for houses garages fowlhouses and beehives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narrogin Prading & Agency Co, Ltd
Adamax
Narrogin sale report and market prices on cattle sheep and pigs
Dalgety and Co report on rain, feed, and fallowing prospects with steady demand for state sheep. Narrogin sale yarded 330 cattle due to the slaughtermen's strike, quality poor but prices firm. Midland Junction yarding small with dull bidding. Pigs and lambs offered with fluctuating rates, heavy pigs lower due to strike. Fat cattle and stock market quotes given for Copley's Siding and Midland Junction. Also notes Field Peas availability at 8/6 per bushel and local optician advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Dalgety and Co. Ltd
Caumntry
Narrogin
Copley’s
Kwinana
Wyndham
Midland Junction
Murchison
Midland
Matchison
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Bunbury
Australia
London
Tidworth
Allsbury Plan
Rabaul
Eee Savings Bank Department 1
Senos
Fxcacrans
Rapus
Faerie
Ems
the Rose Hotel
L. G. Illingworth
Prince of Wales Hotel
Stephen Street
L. Marsh
Prince
Co. H. Wighit
Wellington
Taylor
F.and
C. Piesse
Geo. Wills and Co
Cumming Smith and Co
Goodrich
Perdrian
Henry Wills & Co
Fremantle
Bertie
Narrogin Trad "& Agency CO Ltd
Eye Troubles
C. W. Snowden
Optician
Stephenstreet
Delco
Malcolm St
Dalgety's
William Street
Perth
Dalgety & CO. Limited
North British Tyres
G. E. Clarke
Photography
Ford Studio
Wm. J. Ford
Wellington St
Chadd & Whitty
Wood Son & Co
Monkhouse & Hanson
Victoria Street
Bunbur
Royal Insurance Coy. Ltd
W. S. Hales
Tipping
Phone
Pinniger
Perry
Associated Fruitgrowers of West Australia, Ltd
Colonial Mutual Fire & Accident Co. Ltd
Marine
H. M. Beigel
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