Shipping notes from Dalgety and Co. and local auctions
The report from Dalgety and Co. Ltd London Office notes updated wool sales resuming with 9,492 lots offered, prices mixed with May rates, and slow competition. Mr Geo Clarke to auction household goods at Stirling Street Bunbury. Dalgety cattle sale scheduled Friday July 14 at Hayoe Paddock. Public health guidance and local chemist Thomas and Co offer home care formulas for influenza.
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Leedon
Mesers Dalgety and Co., Ltd
London
Geo Clarke
B. M. Clarke
Stirling Street
Buntury
Buainnseier
Ted Power
W.A
GL. Eves
St George's House
Perth
Hales
Mesurs Hales and
Teede
Hayoe
G.B. Clarke
Dalget and Co. Ltd
Uale
Buyern
Atkinson
Thomas and Coy
Thomas & CO
Chemists
Victoria St
Bunbury
W. M. Bath
Local and General News and Notices Summary
Letter from G E Saunders and Donnybrook notes. social events at Bopbury Yarnt Club and Yacht Ellie Rew christening. Ball Fight report and Band Ball at Lyric Theatre. Elder Smith's Report on rains, stock demand, and prices in Midland area. details of injuries to a worker’s clothing and related inquiries. Bunbury crime gossip and hotel break-ins. Dance at Balingup for children’s hospital funds. Bunbury Football Association discusses rough play and Wellington match decisions. immigration case and local court remand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Saunders
Donnybrook
Bopbury Yernt Club, Ltd
Ellie Rew
Lyric Theatre
Elder Smith
Elder Smith and Cor, Limited
Asth
Fremantle
Beat
Midland Junction
W. B. Clarke
Donainio
E. A. Smith
Varcona
Water Board
Forman
Borglanes
Bunbury
Balingup
Bunbary Football Association
Wellington
Ieeeeime
Kathiawar
Marriage Ties Link Bunbury and England in News
A Bunbury oriented note reports Miss Alice Ball wed Signaler Louis Mann in England, recalling the Ball family’s Bunbury ties. En route home, their son and his bride are cited, with sister Nellie Ball a Bunbury resident. Also mentions Wilga visitors, local illness, and a sergeant who lost a leg and arm in France.
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W. Affteck
Wilga
Perth
Bunbury
Herald
England
Alice Ball
Louis Mann
Bert Ball
Nellie Ball
Mann
Irwin
Capeldene
Brazier
Tom Mitchell
Banbury
Bret Clarke
H. P. Tozer
Bridgetown
CANNING PARK RACES RESULTS AND FISH DEALER NOTICE
Gosnells hurdles and plates winners listed with top three in each event. Maddington Handicap results include Golden Bond Ritz. Oserewindy Feorique Mounteas tallies noted. Fish for South Bunbury advert offers guaranteed fresh fish delivery in Spencer Street area by returned soldier Les Atkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canning Park
Herald” Silecnons
Gosnells
High Hand
Lero
Ridotto
Bornlen
Venetian King
Tresflores
Lady Alawa
le Lac
South Bunbury
Les Atkins
Spencer St
Peerless Wood
Allies Prepare for Sea as Baltic Operations Start
Paris reports Britain readies its navy for sea action. Mine laying flotilla set to move into the Baltic. Airship R34 sails the Baltic coast. Coblenz garrison prepared for a swift push. The fourth division re equips for homeward return. German papers oppose the Versailles Peace Treaty.
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Paris
Baltic
Coblenz
America
Frankfort Gazette
Versailles
Prussia Not Dead Yet Says German-Polish Tensions
The contier between Poland and Upper Silesia is closed by Germany as Poles are expelled. In reprisal Poles arrest 000 Germans at Posen. M Clemencesu warns Germans will be held responsible for unofficial support to the Polish authority at Posen and East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Poland
Upper Silesia
Posen
M. Clemencesu
East
Allies Pledge Punishment Over Sinking Fleet Action
London reports that the Allies notified Germany of intent to punish those responsible for the sinking of the fleet at Parlow. The announcement credits Allied authorities with seeking justice and repercussions for the incident.
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London
Germany
Parlow
Ex-Crown Prince of Germany Escapes From Holland
The ex-Crown Prince of Germany has escaped custody from Holland and fled toward Germany, prompting an international search and heightened security. Details of the escape remain sparse as authorities review leads and coordinate across borders.
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Paris
Germany
Holland
Germany Submits After Spartacist Riots Across Hamburg
Copenhagen reports violent Spartacist attacks in Hamburg targeting the Central railway station and police quarters. Fire brigades quell crowds as troops clear streets and a siege state is declared. Berlin sees the worst demonstrations with mobs plundering shops robbing travelers and attacking transit lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Hamburger
Stock Exchange
Berlin
Fruitgrowers Report from Kalgoorlie Week Ending June 27
The Associated Fruitgrowers Ltd reports heavy citrus supplies and low values, scarce prime apples, good vegetable demand with satisfactory rates. Poultry remains freely supplied except ducks in demand. Listing prices include Yates dumps 14/– to 16/6, apples and pears varied, potatoes to 20/, cabbage 14/–, butter 2/1, eggs 1/9 to 2/2, pork 1/1, mutton 1/–.
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Kalgoorlie
Associated Fruitgrowera, Ltd
Lyric Theatre Program Listings and Screenings
Double feature programme with titles such as House of Hate episode 12 Mad Lover starring Robert Warwick Sunday Zara Pasiline Frederick The Marked Track Monday Family Skeleton One More American George Beban Wednesday One Thousand Dollars Shielding Shadows episode 3 Friday The Reckoning Day House of Hate episode 13 Tuesday Infatuation featuring Gaby Deslys prominent at Theatre Royal Saturday The Reckoning Day House of Hate episode 13 upcoming issue notes gunounted inont nest.
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House of Hate
Robert Warwick
Zara
Pasiline Frederick
Charles Ray
George Beban
Gaby Deslys
Theatre Royal
Edward Earle
Shielding Shadows
Bunbury Council Meeting Debates Street Links and Health Board
Bunbury Municipal Council presided by Mayor W. L. Thomas held a long session on Moore and Charles Streets connection and the Axe Handle Factory site with Repatriation Board reps. The Health Board discussed the F A L Home, influenza risks, staffing and convalescent plans while minor works were referred to the Works Committee.
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W. L. Thomas
Tobin
Foreman
Knight
Paisley
Ford
Minors
Hough
W. J. Norrie
Moore
Charles
Braid
Works Committee
Owen, Thomas and Baldock
Repatriation Board
Koombana Mill
Auldgirth
Bunbury Health Board
Board of Health
F.A.L
League
Commissioner
Bunbury
Norrie
Harbour Board
Eaton
St Barbe More
Joel
District Nursing Association
G. C. Monley
Golf Notes on Perth Team Visit and Matches
The Golf Notes recount the Perth team’s visit, six players from an originally larger group, and matches against Bunbury and a South West side. Results show Perth winning 5 to 4 in the morning and 33 to 2 in the afternoon. Monday produced close four chase matches. The greens aided locals, but holes were deemed not long enough. Ladies contest a nine hole bogie. men seek an 18 hole flag for the President’s Trophy. Peter Watt trophy draw to be posted at the Clubhouse.
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Perth
Balingup
Linksnd
Harper
Parkes
Cuthbertson
Belden
Keane
Blyth
Oldham
Yall
Hilman
Roberts
Hetman
Nelson
Bunbury
Cinning
Selden
Hillman
Ov. Johnston
R. Herman
Davis
South West
Cooper
Harmen
Owen
McKenna
Peter Watt
Cluty House
Premier visits Bridgetown for annual Farmers Luncheon
Pramiar to visit Bridgetown on Friday July 8. The Bridgetown branch of the Farmers and Settlers Association holds its annual luncheon at the Mechanics Institute. Hon. James Mitchell Premier of Western Australia will attend with district member Mr FE. S. Willmott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgetown
Farmers and Settlers’ Association
Mechanics’ Institute
James Mitchell
Weat Autralia
Willmott
S.W
Bunbury Cemetery Board Meets with Minor Claims
A Bunbury Cemetery Board meeting discussed accounts totaling £50 15s 10d and burial fees. A foreman’s £22 1s claim for cloth damage from sulphuric acid during fumigation was disallowed. The foreman claimed the incident occurred while erecting the fumigation plant, with acid spilled on the floor unknown to him. No other business was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunbury Cemetery Board
Minors v Bunbury Municipal Council jury defers ruling
The Resident Magistrate W L Owen gives a deferred decision in a claim for 100 pounds for injuries from slipping through a floor hole in the Bunbury grandstand during a Band Contest on New Year’s Day. The plaintiff, a Western Australian Bank employee, incurred 18 pounds in medical costs and lost her job. The judge found the council owner of the stand and negligent for not addressing the hole despite knowledge of its existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Owen
Hig
Hes
W.A. Bank
Joel
Miss Minors
St Clair’s Hospital
Western Australian Bank
Council
Influenza Deaths, Discharges Reported by Board of Health
Sydney reports 39 influenza deaths and 194 new admissions to influenza hospitals in the 24 hours ending today, as the Board of Health releases daily figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Board of Hualth
Influenza Claims Miss Jean Laughton in Perth
In Perth last evening and this morning the influenza outbreak claimed another life, Miss Jean Laughton of Carr Street, whose brother died recently. Four new cases were notified today, underscoring the ongoing epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Jean Laughton
Carr Street
Infant deaths by overlaying in Ednie Street
Two infant children of Mr and Mrs Pea Foale of Ednie Street were found dead in bed yesterday morning. Dr Flynn attended but declared life extinct. The death is attributed to suffocation by overlaying. a coronial inquiry is not expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pea
Council Liable for Injuries Over Damaged Teap Claim
The case held the defendant Council liable due to negligence for injuries from a damaged teap area, denying non-feasance. Judgment awarded to plaintiff for £50 plus costs, with appeal and higher level consideration reducing the amount to £42 10s after discussions and a stay of proceedings granted for days.
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Council
Haynes
Monard-Bath
K. M. Eastman
Eastman Jthen Askeidl
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Mit
Sporting
Bunbury Herald
Prussia
Willie
Growers’ Report
Lyric Theatra
Bunbury Water Board
Sampson Road
Logan
Symmons Street
Plungera
Mashie
Pramiar
Vist Bridgetown
Tomlinson Ranges
Sgores
Tomlinson O. Bryant
Goy Teode
C.K. Hill
Ld J. Ho
Birs
Nisbett
Smith
Caupenstam Pa
Ugh
Bunwell
Bunbury Herald Office
Woods Great Pappermaint
Orary Case
Minors v. Bunbury Municipal Council
P. G. Harris
Aecessors
Bunbury’s Clothiers and Mercers
Grand Central
Victoria Street
Hotels
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