Tonbury District Nursing Association Meeting and Local Notes
The Tonbury District Nursing Association holds its annual meeting at the Quornell Chambers. Local events include a Wesley Guild half yearly ceremony, a productive evening at Worley Hall, and a social program featuring quartets and vocal duets. A scheme to build a new community hall is discussed, with Councillor Baldock arranging plans. There are notes on railway horse accident at White Road Crossing and livestock prices, plus a butcher’s lamb selection for Sunday.
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White Road
Korea
Bunting
Jine- Tt
Svarpia
Mr. Shinn
Farmers plea for Bunbury branch amid meeting confusion
A letter criticizes a Bunbury Farmers and Settlers Association meeting as unrepresentative with a convenor lacking clarity. The writer urges a broader farmer participation, stressing cooperative aims of cheaper supplies and neutral politics, and hopes a properly run gathering by farmers for farmers will occur.
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Bunbury
Farmers and Settlers Association
Anaciation Exite
Store
Farmera
Banbary
Teachers Enthusiasm Shines in South West Drawing Course
Two drawing teachers have been appointed to lead instructional work for about seventy-seven South West teachers. A special course will be held in Bunbury starting Friday, with up to ninety teachers invited to travel from Busselton, Manjimup and beyond to attend.
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South-West
South West
Bunbury
Kéventytiwo
IL Parte
Weyl
Busselton
Manjimup
Twopeeter Wheeler
Esprit de Corps
Perth
Commonwealth
Saturday Half-Holiday Debate In Bunbury Meeting
A Bunbury meeting of about thirty shop assistants at Rechabite Hall discussed a possible Saturday afternoon holiday. Speakers noted successes elsewhere, considered employer and public impacts, and formed a committee to push for a Bunbury Saturday half-day with plans to consult the Traders' Association and approach government under the Saturday afternoon closing act.
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Sharp
Rechabite
Bunbury
Munny Roapecta
Renson
Pavey
Arbany
Geraldton
Reneon
Goma
Tham
Bolter
Shelton
Heatly
Taylor
Traders’ Association
Micott
Debate on Immigration and Charity in Australian Press
A reader letter criticizes government and charitable groups for relying on immigrant arrivals to solve labor and poverty issues. It argues against private religious aid and questions the plan to house and employ immigrants with state support, warning of social and economic strain.
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Daily Press
Western Australis Prownin
Omin
Rome
Sustoaia
Ufry
Tihar
Anes
Vuier
Tin
Ramo
Iby
Thi Gardner
Almod Tiveles Plana
Genak
Alton Grin
Natu
Banbury Association Moves Toward Unified Arts Council
Delegates from Banbury associations met at the Council Chambers to advance a reform plan for municipal arts groups. A committee proposed a central board, a conductor, and annual subscriptions funded by various societies with the Mayor as chairman. Partington was named conductor and P Watson secretary, with a new building proposed on Queens Gardens.
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Banbury
Bunbury
Steere
Winirman
Board of Control
Heromimitice
Jt Hall
Piraetica
Rand
Railway Inestit
Lumpers' Union
Partington
Bunbay
Howdy
Baldock
Brinchial Coughe Take Woods
An obscure historical item notes Brinchial Coughe taking Woods and creating a Peppermint Cure. The fragment references a cure concept, with no clear dates or second parties provided.
Farmers and Settlers Association branch urged for Bunbury
A letter urges forming a Bunbury branch of the Farmers and Settlers Association of Western Australia. It argues unity with Picton Waterloo Rowlands Burrekup and other towns would boost railway postal services land irrigation water wartime needs harbor and prosperity, benefiting Bunbury and South West.
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Hers Association
Western Australia
Bunbury
Picton
Australia
Waterloo
Rowlands
Burrekup
Bredswick
Dardanup
Boyanup
Capot
Fergwon
Stubralin
Bishop House Dance Plans Amid Turbulent Week
A disrupted parish event outlines moves for the Bishop’s House social, including a Wednesday gathering and a postponed dinner. Organizers aim to hold the biweekly dance and related activities at the rectory in Tunbury with dates set for late August.
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Bishops House
Tuterrat
Cision
Parken
Tunbury
Dairy Exports and Butter Shortage Hit New South Wales
The article discusses dairy trade disruptions in New South Wales amid freezes reducing milk output. It notes regulation, limited sales of butter, and reduced dairy exports impacting domestic supply and prices.
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New South
Walva
Wiley Comlabaya
Missing Fragments Describe Festive School Pageant Gone Awry
A garbled report recalls a school event at Anyuewn Bunitay School where around 180 children of mixed sexes participated in a lively show. The scene included cheering, games, and a parade though the text becomes unreadable, mentioning performers, fatigue, and a sense of communal joy.
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Anyuewn Bunitay School
Wayne
Tigre
Marriage at St Marys Anglican Church Perth
On Wednesday last the marinae took place for Miss Julia Winifred Knapp eldest daughter of the late Mr Lawrence Knapp and Mrs Knapp. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Edward Mukelum at St Marys Anglican Church Perth. Mr and Mrs Tilley will honeymoon in the Vave country and reside in Broome Me. Mrs FL Venn and her son Hobby visited Tal-Rérup Hall Claremont and Bravkens hurat Bridgetown before returning home.
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Julia Winifred Knapp
Lawrence Knapp
Peumere
Cornwall
Knapp
Furnished Rooms to Let in Ardwirk Property
Classified notice offering furnished rooms to let at a location on Bieter Street near Mero Book. Includes brief rental terms and contact for inquiries.
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Bieter
In a Box at Lyric Theatre Screens Anto Neib Lead
Friday night opens with a photoplay at the Lyric Theatre starring Anto Neib in In a Box. If Miss Ast Neila proves as successful in comedy as in drama, the program promises strong audience appeal with Peregrine's Singapore reel and a lineup of Pathe and Vitagraph shorts.
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Anto Neib Wnth
Neila
oDathw
Pruning Contest Brings Cultivators From All Areas
Wellington A and B L Society joins with the Furgoy Cibruw Society for a pruning contest on Saturday at Mr Jenkins. A public sprayings and sprinklers display will open the event. Visitors should arrive by 4 15 on Saturday morning for a social dinner and program in the evening.
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Manning
Myulnp
Moasre
Fouracre
Botcheria
Canterbury
Wellington
All Parte
Dhamos
Sigh No Mare and Vein Deceivers In Early Verse
Fragmentary text hints at a poem or ballad with nautical or romantic imagery. Phrases about sighing, deception, a poor girl, ardent love, and fighting coldness appear interwoven with old spellings.
Kerbstone Voices From Fragmented Page
Fragmented OCR text mentions farmers and rent and state actions. It glimpses phrases about payment, penalties, and urging efforts, with unclear names and contexts. The readable content hints at disputes over rent and a push to address waste or harm through mandated action.
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Heveral
Tonbury District
Qounell Chambers
Leeuwin
Leeugin
Worley Hall
Wesley Guild
Geraniums
Mire J. Armsiane
Mins B. Bristain
Mra Bolter
Mra
Mra Boltar
Stump
Mr Monte
Hetwo
Gange
Pauline, Cope
Naylor
J. Cammierton
Ht Birch
Georgi
Nation
Tree
Mine Cama
Faldock
Hi Haw
Coutpo
Livy
Lisa
Farmers’ Association
Banbery Vision! Association
Country Party
Bishop's Honea
Childrens Ganers
Lyric Theatre
Harvey
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