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Newspaper
Bunbury Herald
Location
Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1908
Page
3
A sprawling summary mixes livestock regulation battles with a railway disaster claim, a Brisbane murder confession and multiple accidents. Reports describe government debates on dairy stock testing, the Sunshine railway disaster compensation, executions in Victoria, a fatal river incident, and civic plans in Kalgoorlin and Albury amid cold weather and transport woes.
London June 2 The nationalist unrest in India remains acute as Tilak, a prominent leader, is arrested in Bombay for publishing objectionable newspaper articles.
At the Olympian Games Station on June 26 A E Rowlands represented New Zealand and won several waiting races. Flo completed the two mile in 14 minutes 14 seconds and the 800 in ?
A distetroua explosion is reported in Manchester. The blast wrecked a nearby bakehouse and printing works, both buildings set on fire. Hundreds of windows were broken in the surrounding area.
A matinee by Marlaine Melbe in aid of the Last End of London Hospital raised 2009 pounds. The event at London on June 36 proved a substantial financial success for the charity.
The new patent laws curtail German trade and affect Berlin firms urging countermeasures. Sir Alfred Jones' Act has drawn investments of millions of sterling into British manufacture of items previously imported.
A car rammed off a cliff at Beachy Head in the South of England and burst into flames. The occupants escaped before the vehicle plunged about 500 feet down the precipice.
Unstable relations between the Shah and Parliament in Tehran persist with troop seizures and multiple executions, including the editor of the weekly newspaper, during a tense crackdown.
Distinctions awarded to Australians include Knight Bachelors Thomas Bent Premier of Victoria William Weedon Lord Mayor of Melbourne Justin Gordon South Australia Chief Justice Parker West Australia Neston J Moors Premier of Western Australia Australia.
The Victoria Grand Nationale ran with Hurdies-d leading to Waris end Egerloch and Philip Worth at 19 to 1. Geui Bei berg and Tettredimalion followed at 12 to 1, with Gasven 14 to 1 and Kochasted Stat among contenders. Stesple 1 to 1 and Bribary at 7 to 1 joined the field, while Qua 13 to 1 Ally Sippar and other entries varied in betting.
A correction requests amendment to a previous Beycuup pruning match report. John Partridge of Electro Prite clarifies that he did not accept 10d for his cream and lists various items including electro plate ware and silver mounted pieces, watches and stationery.
Banbury correspondent reports on Warren settlement activity noting Mr. Divkao and Mr Pollock among new homesteaders. It describes land quality timber, climate, and pioneering work, with farmers clearing land, building homes, and planning diversified crops and livestock in a vivid pioneer tableau.
A garbled item discusses local leadership, agricultural prospects, and district improvements. It mentions Mr Rooker, Ale Wilwan, and Axperianend, praising a practical man and new acquisitions while noting general conditions remain mostly favorable.
A long report from London describes Charles Fraenkel Abvonil and Australian visitors touring key sites including St Peul's Vault, Oxford universities, and Cleopatra's Seeds. The piece highlights a grand park opening, royal ceremonies, and reflections on hospitality, industry shows, and upcoming football matches with local figures and venues.
At Willardsfall under Fantary Model Parliament auspices lr W. B. Nairn delivered a lecture on Australian poetry. J. Chipman praised the subject, while references to Shakespeare and four great things unknown appeared. Audiences appreciated the humor of Byrne and Patterson, ending with thanks to the lecturer for an enjoyable evening.
The report lists varied produce and prices including apples, pears, quinces, nuts, and onions. It notes supply shortfalls and fluctuating demand with items like oranges, tomatoes, and poultry showing mixed availability and pricing across the market.
Rain delayed Fitzgeralds Circus opening in Bun Wryth last evening. Despite protests, crowds waited as performers, including Herbert the daring acrobat, wowed with trapeze acts and aerial feats. A special train was planned to bring locals to the show on Tuesday with arrangements to delay departures and allow a view of the performance.
Pro Cathedral services include holy communion at 11 am and evening prayers at 7 30 pm led by Rev T Secombe. Donnybrook parish offers Holy Communion at 7 0 pm and vesper songs at 7 30 pm. St Patrick's Chaeh Church holds 7 30 pm Holy Communion with Donnybrook readings. Congregational Kee Chapman speaks on the church and the world at 7 20 am. Methodist offers 11 am and 7 30 pm services led by Ree G McLaren. Salvation Army conducts 11 am service and holiness meeting on Great Acts of the Bible, plus youth meeting. Church of Christ at Rochubity Hallam holds worship and breaking of bread with Sunday school and a 7 40 pm address to parents and children by evangelist Johnnotin.
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