Massey Wins Golf Championship in London
Spectal Service reports Arnaud Massey winning the golf championship in London on June 23, securing the title in a brisk field with strong late-round play.
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Newspaper
Bunbury Herald
Location
Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1907
Page
3
Spectal Service reports Arnaud Massey winning the golf championship in London on June 23, securing the title in a brisk field with strong late-round play.
The New York Tribune reports that Wilfrid Laurier Canada's premier and Sir Robert Bond Newfoundland's premier will meet with President Roosevelt Elihu Root and James Bryce in Washington this autumn to discuss the fisheries problem.
London reports on American aims to establish an International Arbitration tribunal. The body would organize future Peace Conference meetings and oversee preliminary arrangements among participating nations.
German newspapers report the Kaiser and Kaiserin accepted King Edward's invitation to visit England in autumn. London dated June 23. Wilding won the London Championship at Queen's Club defeating Ritchie three sets to love. Wilding and Brownes beat St. Doherty and Eaves in doubles. Brownes and Mrs Chambers defeated R Doherty and Miss Eastlake Smith in mixed doubles.
Reported arrest of peasant leader Marcellin Albert amid internal tributes described by observers. The article notes political tension and peasant movements, with references to unrest and local reactions across regions in France.
In Brunswick heavy rain overflowed the river causing minor flood damage while Wedderburn suffered washed away ploughed land and broken fences. The railway needed repairs to restore traffic and local figures including Mr Rose and Rev A B Wyrill faced near misses. Football remains popular as trustees plan winter improvements at the recreation ground amid prewar grounds’ poor state.
A fragmented, informal column from The Tramp covers Bunbury politics and public works. It laments railway service delays, mocks official promises, notes a railway victory celebration, and comments on local residents and moral reflections with slang and digressions.
The Wellington A. and P Society held its annual pruning contest at Korat op Inst Saturday for the Avsdale Dinith Cup. Winners included W. B. Booleatonsi and W. J. Ecclestone. Full and comprehensive report forthcoming.
A Saturday match between Lumpers and Railways produced slow play with a late surge by Railways. Railways won 5 goals 13 behinds to Lumpers 2 behinds, with Latana GrapaAm and Gerrans star performers.
A Mrs. Brooker requests samples of organdies and thin white goods for summer dress use. She asks for lightweight fabrics in pink and white or lavender and white, with two dress patterns possibly ordered if quality and pricing suit. She notes hotel plans and timing, seeking newest patterns and fast delivery.
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