Labor push for local farm implement manufacture in WA
A Labor delegation met the Premier urging government backed local production of agricultural implements to aid farmers and create work for artisans. They cite imports of machinery and high farmer prices, with figures on imported value and potential annual farm equipment needs. The piece notes political tensions and references to public figures and regional aims in Western Australia.
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Moore
G. W. Pickering
Busselton
Western Australia
Death of Mr George Hayward in Bunbury
Expressions of regret followed the sudden death of George Hayward a leading Bunbury citizen and head of T. Hayward and Son. He was active in charity business and municipal life and left a widow two children and grieving parents. The funeral drew a massive town procession with Bunbury City Band and numerous mourners.
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George Hayward
Bunbury
Hayward
T. Hayward and Son
Geo Hayward
T. Hayward
M.L.A
Bundidup
Wokalup
T. W. Paisley
Fremantle Grammar School
Briggs
Legislative Council
E. E B
Nelly
Wm. Spencer
M.L.C
Geo. Hayward
Wellington Lodge of Freemasons
Manly
Jumpers
Spencer Street
Goo
Wen
Bunbury City
Bani
pro-Cathedral
T Secombe
Canon Darling
N. Jo Moore
C.M.G
T. W Paisley
Hanbury Traders’ Association
Banbury Lumpers’ Union
Banbury Haunt Club
Lumpers’ Football Club
T. Brobws
OM. Clarke
Bunbury Brewery
Ladies’ Guild
South Bunbury
Paraphrased Overview of The Most Distinguished Order of St Michael and St George
Historical note outlines the origins and evolution of The Most Distinguished Order of St Michael and St George established in 1818, detailing its expansion from a colonial focus to broader recognition. It lists insignia elements such as the Badge Star Collar Mantle and Chapeau, and describes ranks Grand Cross Grand Commander and Companion with associated post-nominal letters and membership limits.
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Order of
St. Michael and St. George
Ionian Islands
Grast
Britain
Thees Islands
Malta
Medierranea
Star of India
Colonial Office
St. Paul's Cathedral
Michael
St. George
Easiar
Bath
Royal Victorian Order
A.B
G.C
E.C.M.G
Vision Care Ad Promotes Proper Glasses In Bunbury
A watchmaker and jeweller A C Cook of Stephen street Bunbury urges testing for suitable glasses to prevent further eye injury. The ad promotes interchangeable frames and emphasizes the need for correct vision aids for children’s coughing remedies offered by Woods Great Peppermint Cure.
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Cook
A. C. Cook
Sudeweller
Stephen-street
Bunbury
Pensions Bill Opinions Split Among Friendly Societies
London June 29 government invited views from major friendly societies on non-contributory pensions. Majority favor the Bill while the Northumberland and Durban Miners Relief Fund Rechabites and Druids warn of thrift discouragement. Oddfellows and others silent.
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London
Northumberland and
Cape Colony and Victoria Fodder Question Debate
Cape Assembly heard a heated discussion over Victoria’s import ban on Cape Colony fodder. Some urged retaliatory measures against the Commonwealth, others blamed trade corners, while others cautioned against rash moves. The Agriculture Minister promised a decision on Monday amid Cape Colony’s official guarantee. The Cape Times notes Victoria’s persistent objections.
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Victoria
Cape Colony
Cape
Commonwealth
Cape Times
Queen Victoria Mausoleum Visit Noted by Melbourne Officials
Sir Henry Weedon Lord Mayor of Melbourne and Lady Weedon visited Queen Victoria's mausoleum at Frag more on Saturday. Lady Weedon laid a wreath from the women of Victoria at the memorial.
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London
Henry Weedon
Melbourne
Lady Weedon
Queen Victoria
Fragmore
Victoria
The Russian Navy and Duma Clash Over Battleship Credits
The Council of the Empire approved credits for four battleships by a vote of 130 to 35, overturning a rejection from the Duma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Council of the Empire
Duma
Lalla Miranda Receives Warm Return at Covent Garden
Lalla Miranda drew an enthusiastic crowd at Covent Garden opera house on Saturday, greeting a spirited reception from patrons and fans.
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Lalla Miranda
Covent Garden Opera House
Madame Clara Butt and Rumford greeted at Albert Hall
A warm welcome was given to Madame Clara Butt and her husband Mr Kennerley Rumford at the Albert Hall in London on Saturday. The programme featured Mr Rumford’s Maori song Waiatopoi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Butt
Mr Kennerley Rumford
the Albert Hall
London
Mr Rumford
Winning Post Editor Sievier Faces Libel Charge
Mr Robt Sievier proprietor of The Winning Post a London journal is to be brought before the magistrate today on a warrant charging him with threats to publish defamatory material against Mr J B Joel to extort £5 000 from him.
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Robt. Sievier
the Winning Post
London
J. B. Joel
Stevier
Joel
NSW Legislation Criticized as Harsh Confiscation Step
The London Times contends the Improvement Leases Concession Act of New South Wales embodies a harsh confiscation principle. It claims English reports show large landowners sacrificed to appease public opinion and erase ugly facts, noting governors have vetoed far milder measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
London “ Times
New South Wales
England
the Times
The Ararat Murder Execution at Ballarat Gaol
Melbourne reported the execution of Chas Deutechmsanun at Ballarat jail for killing his wife. About 20 spectators attended the scaffold as the sheriff watched. The prisoner offered a brief farewell before the bolt was drawn and death appeared almost instant. He had written to his brother and slept and ate breakfast after.
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Chas. Deutechmsanun
Ballarat
Ostelbs
Kate Lanning
Capel
Hengen
Thomas
Rose
Robinson
Hansen
Esatman
Rowe
J. L. Bentlay
Henry Higgins
Unpel
Higgins
Lumper defeat South Bunbury in rough oval clash
Lumpers triumphed over South Bunbury with a 3 goals 11 behind to 2 goals 4 behind score. Key contributions came from Harry Hislop Woodrow Melbourne and Bostock for Lumpers while Kruger and Cridland stood out for South Bunbury amid windy, overcast conditions and fluctuating play.
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Jackson
Shaw
Owens
Melbourne
Guppy
Keddie
Smith
Hinlop
Taylor
Woodrow
Morgans
Michael
Bosock
da Laney
Dowdey
C. Howard
Proaser
South Bunbury
Champion
Stokes
Cridland
Nankervie
Kruger
Johnston
Pickeragill
Whitty
Mitchell
White
Webber
Veale
McInerney
Thomas
Juke
Witton
Nning
Lumpers
Lawpers
Paul
Lampere
Souths
Nackervis
Thomas Euch
Sures
Lumbers
Bihinda
Nenkervis
Lumpura
Hays
Railways
Harry Hislop
Charlie Howard
Oval
Ranji” Dordey
Bostock
Jim Hislop
Prosser
Ceuntry
Stokis
Nankervis
Herberts
Pud” Cridland
Juniors Visit to Bunbury Ovals Pre Premiership Match
The Collie Federals (second rates) toured Bunbury on Saturday for a friendly rugby match against the young Bunbury players on the oval before the premiership game. Referee T Richardson oversaw a pleasant contest with the ovals excelling in all departments.
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Collie Federals
Bunbury
T. Richardson
Collingwood Colts Trial Spotlight at Narrow Point Defeat
In a tight match the coalfields colts prevailed by a solitary point with 4 goals behinds. Pickersgill Donaldson Smeeth Ted and Jimmie Wenn starred for the victors while Walker led the opposing side in scoring.
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Coalfialds
Pickersgill
Donaldson
Smeeth
Ted
Jimmie” Wenn
Walker
Pics
Bunbury Set for Local Boxing Bout
Boxing show at the Lyric bears in Bunbury features local footballer Jimmy Melbourne facing Perth’s Ted Scitt in a twenty round bout. Melbourne recenty defeated Wellington’s light weight and has trained hard, while Scitt operates under the famed Joe Pluto. Tickets available through Harry Phillips or the Central News Agency.
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Bunbury
Lyric ‘Bears
Jimmy Melbourne
Ted Scitt
Perth
Melbourne
Wellington
Scott
Joe Pluto
Magre
Soas
Harry Phillips
Central
Bunbury Court Holds Man Over First Offenders Act
Ralph Thomas faced Bunbury police court on a theft and receiving charge over one bag of oats from Capel on 19 January. The magistrate found the bag stolen and ordered Thomas to refund the oats, pay costs, and be bound over for £25 to appear for judgment.
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Bunbury
Morday
Ralph Thomas
Capel
Eastman
E.M
James Hansen
Forrest
Witness
Oata
Haddne
Luke Hansen
L‘tomas
Thomas
Badhman
Clarke's
McGuffe
Learmonth
Clarke
McGuffis
King
Hansen
McGuffie
David Farley
R.M
Land of Rich Blackwood Lands Draws Pioneer Farmers
Special correspondent surveys the Lower Blackwood along the Nannup road to Balingup, highlighting Quongup 2000 acre estate with 35 acres cleared, diverse soils, river frontage, and potential for grazing and dairy. It notes Sage prospects, transport limits, and praises peasant farming alongside two local farmers Messrs Avery and Wright for rapid clearing, fruit growing, and dairy readiness.
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Nannup
Balinrup
Balingup
Lower
Blackwood
Balingap
Blackwood River
Choice Estate of
Quongup
Hia
Avery
Blackboy
Oat Bay
Nennup
Balbarrup
Bridgetown
Shepherd
Nanoup
Arvadmmessa
Astral
TY. H. Wright
Powallu
Balingop
Vietta
Wright
Red Gum
Young
New South Wales
Puwallup
Geraldton seat candidate decision in recent arrival
The Geraldton seat race sees K. M. Cochrane, newly arrived and briefly with the Hanbury Herald staff, enter as a candidate. Sir Edward Wittenoom likely to withdraw on medical advice. Labor candidate selection pending.
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K. M. Cochrane
Geraldton
Hanbury Herald
Edward Wittenoom
Government bars reporters from witnessing executions
Adelaide reports the government has decided that futures reporters shall not be permitted to witness executions. The decision excludes press representatives from attendance at executions.
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Adelaide
Premier Auction Wart sales report ending June 27
Mr H L Griffith reports market prices for Apples 53 3d to 6d per case, Oranges small 33 6d to 4d, Cauliflowers 7s to 8s 6d, Celery 24 41 doz, Carrots 1d, Ewes 43 6d per owt, White Turnips 3 9d cwt, Onions pickling 1d lb, Potatoes Tasmanian 6d, New dug 10s 6d owt, Pumpkin and Turks cap with no demand, Corn beef 6d lb, Poultry in good demand with high prices for killing birds up to 6d pair. Martin's new laid 2s to 2s 6d, others 1s Bd to 2s.
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H. L. Griffith
Martin
Foundation laid for children's hospital at Porth
A foundation ceremony was held for a new children's hospital at Porth. The current contract totals £7 557 and will form only part of the final building design.
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Porth
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