Banbury MP's tirade over Government plans exposed
A Banbury member Mr O Lodhlem delivered a furious tirade against exposure of the government’s intentions. The exchange centered on a reform bill, with critics accusing the politician of weakness and journalistic bias while urging a workable truncation bill to win broad parliamentary support. The Bunbury Herald is cited over alleged misrepresentation of government plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Lodhlen
Banbury
Thomas
Bunbury
Local figures depart for duties and new homes
Personal Mr. Ramebation left Perth on Thursday and will return to Bunbury soon to finish harbor inspection. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Collett moved to the Metropolis for their new home in Bunbury. The Mayor Mr. C. Fraenkel returned from Yarlopp after a brief trip connected with repairs to the stone crushers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramebation
Perth
Bunbury
E. B. Collett
Metropolis
C. Fraenkel
Yarlopp
Traders Conference Advances South-Region Traders Meet
The Bunbury Traders Association held a regional gathering with reports from Collie Bridgetown Dannybonk Barvalton Capel and Greentrhex Trail. Attendees agreed to progress the idea and attend the August 20th conference. A committee will set up an agenda paper and offer resolutions to enable the association to collaborate and issue instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bun- Wwory Traders’ Association
Collie
Bridgetown
Dannybonk
Bar Valton
Capel
Greentrhex
Sei
Bunbury Traders Association
Present cloudy forecast shifts to showers in far south east
The forecast notes cloudy conditions with unsettled showers moving north and east toward agricultural areas. North winds lessen as the front advances, with timing influenced by regional weather patterns and the approaching seasonal change.
Votes Against Fisher Government and Referenda
The article notes a strong anti government trend with a 39,735 majority against the Fisher Government and a referendum defeat by 184,618 votes. It discusses misperceptions of voter intent and cites totals from the West Australian, highlighting the political shift reflected in Senate and referenda tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Fleher
Agarew
Senate
Local notes on fires and building work in Posnelton area
Posnelton notable Mr BR Donoywyy of Envridito lost his house and contents to fire with unclear origin. Vexed Neclup reed issue generates printer letters in Prom. A Curtin mediates amicable settlement among concerned parties. Bunbury supervisor Hybridiand oversees new Vane Hotel building and road endorsements for Nowra. Labor saving devices clog grocers as Nasta's offers prepared and staged options.
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BR. Donoywyy
Envridito
Vane Hotel
Bunbury
Qamney Swheping at Pryor's Victams Street
William Dobbins Fraser Bivsst and Chimney Work were ordered to Pryor's on Victams Street. P. Wren to carry out the tasks. The note records a local assignment for chimney sweeping and related labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dobbins
Fraser Bivsst
Pryor's
Victams Street
P. Wren
Harvey Bates Community Notes and Local Sport Roundup
Local notes show around forty joiners to a club, with subscriptions rising and continued good progress on a recreation ground project. Mornington defeated Harvey in football while Haw key Wick bested Mornington Bush. A Wesley Church fundraiser had a wet night but an entertaining program, and the Rifle Club hall hosted a well attended event. Notables include Mrs Lowe recovering from a buggy fall and Mr Newnham back from a Murchison motor trip. The pruning contest and spraying display are planned with a community dinner, as orange crop prospects and a potential Sydney fruit shipment are discussed.
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Banbury
Ita
Mornington and Harvey
Tommia
Millsmen
Harvey
Mornington
Weatoe
Bunbury
Porth Express
Sydney
New South Wales
Final parade honors the Survey Troop 3rd Light Horse
The Survey Troop 3th Light Horse held a final parade on the 16th to close the Annus Musketry Course. Troop members posted scores in Tables A B and C, with Trecone Brey earning second prize in the best shot series, and medals awarded by Lieutenant Gibsone to Gold medalists from the Eunbury Show.
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3Th Light Horse
Jess
Trecone @brey
Gibney
Gideone
Livingstone
Charman
H. Anthony
Harvey
Roemer
W. Anthony
A. E Smith
Toboteon
Coughlan
Gibbe
Myatt
G. Smith
Girone
Gibsone
Lowe
Smith
H. W. Coughlan
EW Smith
Eunpury
Eng
South-Western Mounted
Perth
Northam
Katanning
Dance for Rowman Catholic Church Fund a success
A well attended dance last evening at Revhabite Hall boosted the Rowman Catholic Church Building Fund. Secretary J Doherty led the committee with Meaere, Reading, Doherty, and Dr Flynn. Supper was supplied by Mr Power and Hilda Hough among others, with Mises North and Deuhertz and Mesdames Mursl, King, and Stone involved.
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Rowman Catholic Church Building Fund
J. Doherty
Meaere
J. Reading
J Doherty
Dr. Flynn
Mii
W- Power
Hilda | Hough
Gab
A.tasl
Mien
L. Marsh
The
Indies’ Committee
Misees North
Deuhertz
Mesdames Mursl
Church Services at St Pauls and St Patricks Rathmines
Morning Holy Eucharist at 8 am followed by 11 am sermon and hymns 155 649 168 with the Rector presiding. At 1:30 pm Evensong and sermon with hymns 626 186 916 28 led by the Bishop. St Patricks Rathmines holds Evensong at 4:15 pm with Canon Adama presiding.
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Western Australia
Tabor
Liberal
New South Wales
Victoria
South Australia
Queensland
Tasmania
Faith, fasting and meetings at local churches observed
The Methodist church schedule lists 11 am Judging Others sermon and 3 pm communion with Eucharist and baptisms, plus 7.30 pm services and Sunday School at 10.30 am. Salvation Army holds 1 am prayer, 11 am holiness, 4 pm praise, 7.30 pm evangelistic services, with Railway Men noting meal irregularities and coffee offerings.
Bunbury Rally Highlights Labor Fight and O Loghlen Return
A Bunbury audience heard Peter O Loghlin praised for his election bid against Sir John For, with W L Thomas presiding at Bedford Hall. Speakers urged Labor support, noting minor losses but overall progress, and lauded O Loghlen's campaign and future plans in Bunbury and Northam.
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Peter O'Loghten
Bedford Hall
W. L. Thomas
Mila
Labor Party
John
O’loghlon
Bunbury
South Bunbury
Ccvmajon
O'Loghlen
Tabor
Banbury
Bunbury Herald
Bnt
Poiny
Ponph
Perth
Mr O'Loghion
Hee
Lo Bunbury
MiLianwld
Gamayne
O'Lagilon
Wicman
Dutin
Pune
Otter Ian
Hasbury
Anne
Australia
O'Loghlin
Doheny
ALF
John Format
Stanley Parkes
Wigher
Gatter
O'Laghten
Pentoni
Hig
Sind
Thomas
Athora
Alvin Mvecemp
Alvin Mvecemp At the Poll. Referring To Mr ‘Thormas Sumatke
Jhix Promis
Chan Alato
Rimbuey
Mr Shanahan
Shanahan
West Austoalia
Hanks
Mina Hough
Shuvah
Atkin
Watson
Carka
Shih Ud Mutiay
Doge
A Lament for Peter and the Bunbury Knight
A lament poem laments Peter’s repeated failed attempts to defeat Theimax Moore and Thomas Moore in Bunbury town. The speaker confesses Peter’s chances are gone and life must move on, as doom is sealed in a grim fate.
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Jarish Jack
Peter
Gore
Theimax Moore
Thomas Moore
Bunbury Town
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Traders Conference
Nasta
Harvey Bates
Haunawick
Mornington Bush
Wesley Church
Pickard
Miss O. Stewart
Father O'Flynn
Mr. Lee
E- Stewart
Munster
A. James
Mr. Ottery
Mr. Tobotaen
Gamer
Ote
Rifle Club
Wilds
Charlee Newnham
Murchison
D. N. Campbell
Harvey Light Horse
ST. Patrick's, Rathmines
Pan
Canon Adama
Methodist Church
B. B. Fellows
David
Cowmunion
Picton Hall
Salvation Army
Tehir
Tehy
MR O'Loghlen
West Australian Wool & Skin Coy Ltd
GACH
Scoth Street
Fremantle
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