Municipal Council Minutes Note Recurrent Public Works
The monthly Moodsy council meeting discussed street widening back to 182 feet, a 2300 grant for street repairs, circuit vaults at Pan, subscriptions for theater firemen, recreation ground needs, and bridge track use. Reports from finance, fire brigade, and special committees were adopted. resignation of De Mraankel noted with regret.
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Onier
Pan
Millare
Wellington
Bangeavel
Trnyk
Willinass
Clemting
Ivestock
Boaietos
Inter Wna
North
Entates
Jan Voder Travefer
P. Featon
Austra
W. J. Barrington
HE. Prosser
Maiustine
W. J Reading
South Hungary
Abssten
Tha We Railway Langne
HL Blivars
Dlatins
Pyestos
Clark
W. V. McSweeney
Stoker
Rifferrad
Tender discussions on Ramaay stress and works committee report
The meeting decided to set levels and call for tenders to fill Ramaay stress with holes marked for marl. Cr Ciarte moved to refer the amateur cat pind ing to the works committee for a report, which was carried. Accounts for wall work were approved for payment.
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Ciarte
Bunbury Health Board debates by laws and public health
Bunbury Health Board meets to discuss new by laws for abattoirs and licencing. Inspector reports disease controls amid diphtheria cases and inspections, with town licenses, water concerns, and enforcement plans outlined for hotels, lodgings, and hawkers.
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Habensy
Semling Ehipine
Bunbury
Collie Health
Nba
Hitinewick Roads Board
Une
Ard
Dixones
Ric
Nims
Sue
Thoas
Rathmines
Balup
J. Smith
Win
Cros
G Hough
M. Benee-Doeyran
Mine Bros
W.J. Rodwell
John
Wion
Lodging Rouges
Fr. Henderson
Howied
Koi, Andersen
Hbobit
Bh. Tourkinen
A Stuthy
Rebaki
Prem Jzea
Thoee
Lealth Committee
Honsea
Ling Beom
Wmspeator
de Raimay
Balgal
Savery
WA. Goverment
Fibra
W. Baroway
Mes Sumpaon
T Brown
Waddighawm
Spinyer
T. Cary Kulgoorlie Houes
Nepudtur
Wade
James Higtep
Mary Hyslop
Leese Hu
Owen
de Stukes
Waddingham
Blythe
Spuscers
Sumpson Town
Xstin
von Bibra
Bateman
Ierummatréct
Batawan
Wittatvon
Atrest
Caporn
Gibney
Presbyterian Church
Guilfoyle
Stokes
Bunbury Police Court Stabbing Cheque Theft Case
Nitrowan Herbert Patrick Dillon recharged with cheque theft involving a 2100 pound Norrogin Trading and Agency Co. cheque. Key witnesses described handwriting and signatures linked to a Bunbury post and a Narrogin agency, with details about dates in December and January. Dillon faced further charges for stolen letters from M Clobe, remanded for eight days with bail.
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Herbert Patrici Dillon
Remmud
Elie Lor
Mittinslluna
Connon Doherty
Canine
Uecumbay
Amd
Nembar
Nembar, Witness Sunt A) Note By “Weiss
Mutter
Seth
Oll
Dardivaup
Aube Gaibhet
Dardinop
Glupe Calli
Matt
Conner
Daborgy
Canna
Munk
Almitnr
W. Konight
Ghoyne Hetern
Herbert Patri Dillon
Canwlog
B. Newman
Hunbary
Tnion Bank
Norrogin ‘Trading and Agency Coy
Wilk Lam Knight
Perth
Edward Knighte
Narrogin’ ‘Trading and Agency Co
Bunbwey
Ian
Waterloo
Canvings
Cullen
Narrogin Undine and Agency Coy
Dedge
Joseph B. Brows
Vistualler
Brunewick
St Lis Hotel
Ile
Fidine
Ballacky
Benuimirk
Bunbury
Canning
Hydro
Cileack
Wright
Carroll
AL Chun
Local News Agency Advertisement and Shop Notice
An early 20th century advertisement promotes a central news agency offering newspapers and periodicals, tobacco products, stationery, and a new shop in Wellingtonstout area. It mentions a tobacco line, hairdressing saloon, and paper delivery to all parts, with location near a hotel.
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Central News Agency
Ines
Wellingtonstout
Bunbury
Sara Ire Ee Eee
Aremont Olling Ton-Atewst
Fons Hictel
Adit
Diamond robbery at London G P O theft worth £14000
London March 1 report says thieves jostled Mr Leyman, representative of an Amsterdam firm, and stole a jewel case valued at about £14,000 as he passed the London G P O yesterday. The identities of the thieves remain unclear.
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Leyman
Amsterdam
London
G P.O
Bunbury Lumpers Union Sequel To Elatse Incident
A garbled report describes a meeting of the Bunbury Lumpers Union held last night. It suggests discussion of a discharge action, with unclear details about the group involved, location, and purpose, mentioning an event at Varwanbliy and a president.
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Eeelit Jamais
Elain
Liv Surtyyor
Seat Howe
Banbury
Varwanbliy
le Han Heun
Lawn Tennis Championship Ends at Monte Gat
Wilding defeats Eavysi sete to claim the singles title with a final victory. Willing and J Thitelie win the doubles championship in a strong showing for their team.
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Monte Gat
Wilding
Eavysisete
Willing
J. Thitelie
Court verdict clears Murphy Whiteley case in Burgh
The Bunbury local court heard details of alleged fraud involving Robinson and Murphy with Murphys hired to secure a time line for evidence. After a lengthy hearing the judge found for the plaintiff, ordering costs and payment of the claimed amount.
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Murphys
Balwnas
Hus Sa Hangin
Rohincon
Murphy
Rastiaan
Comaniar
Bwan
Suiclair
Leording
Swan
Jean
Pirie
Ube
Reblasua
Ewing
Bow Chant
Soi Mantis
Defmmburf
Birman
Wren
Robinsinn
Robinton
Frm
Ewingion
Robinenn
Baithir Nie
Swell
Robson
Congo Free State standings discussed by Brussels papers
London reports on March 4 that Brussels newspapers and Le Matin indicate the Congo State faces vigorous support against Great Britain's claims. The commentary mentions the Congo State’s interpretation of the Berlin Act on commercial liberty and growing tensions with international expectations.
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Brussels
Cong
Congo
Robbery Convictions Hit French Churches Art Theft Case
Antoine Thomas has been sentenced to six years penal servitude for church art robberies. Three accomplices Prancis Thomas Feure and Dupuy receive two years each in the same case involving French churches.
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Antoine Thomas
Prancis Thomas
Feure
Dupuy
Osford University sports report notes weight throw
R L Robinson of Adelaide competes in weight putting at Osford University event with a 47 percent throw. result details are limited and readable fragments remain.
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Ondon
R. L. Robinson
Adelaide
Osford University
Lin
Military Tragedy A Captain Kills Major Then Dies
London March 1 Captain von Goeben who fought in the South African war shot Major van Bahoenebenck on his private staircase in Allenstein Eastern Prussia after a friction over a masked confrontation. The major fired first. the captain confessed to the deed in a frenzy and later died by his own hand in his Allenstein cell. His friends had arranged a chance to escape capital punishment.
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London
van Coeben
van Bahoenebenck
Allenstein
Peusaia
Reutars
von Goeben
von Goehen
Allenstain
Roads Boards Annual Meeting Reflects Frugal Administration
Capel Hall housed a sparsely attended annual meeting on February 29 where chairman J H Parrest presided. The secretary reviewed receipts and expenditures, praising low admin costs and strong member turnout, while debate centered on rate levels and government land tax.
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Capel Hall
J. H. Parrest
Iba
Amady Wt Sedom
The Druce Sequel Trial Continues For Perjury
The trial of Marty Robinson for perjury linked to her testimony in Herbert Druce's case proceeds. Robinson says solicitor Mr Kimber pressed a shipping company for compensation for lost letters and provided a cheque to cover legal fees. She claims ignorance of the clevis and alleges Kimber aimed to provoke a sensation.
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London
Marty Robinson
Herbert
Druce
Kimber
Intters
Robinson
France Reaffirms Resolve Over Moroccan Force Increase
London report says France has decided to raise its force in Morocco to 10,000 under Admiral Damade. Paris insists the action fulfills pledges and demonstrates firm resolve among the Powers.
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London
France
Moroccs
Damade
Saney the Thoroughbred Breaks Neck in Stable Mishap
The well known thoroughbred Saney in London broke his neck yesterday in his stable, with race fans mourning the loss of the popular horse and its trainer noting the sudden tragedy.
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London
Saney
Trade Mark Question Britain and Japan Negotiating
Great Britain and Japan are negotiating for the protection of British trademarks. Dr Rose's Gout and Rheumatic Pill is the best selling remedy at Central News Agency. Up to date circulating library terms and subscriptions available via the agency.
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London
Maruli
Great Britain
Japan
Dr. Rose
Central News Agency
Gentral Nowe Agancy
Muckunera and Rabnarman Disputed Finance
The report notes net profit from the fourth fast matats and Victorian Association still owes costs for vent and cap for Muckunera, the twelfth man. It mentions stonewalling by prolivities of Gttle Alor Rabnarman, with a past incident in 1886 where Percy Melvonsell was involved as the gene was at 40.
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Victorian Association
Muckunera
Gttle Alor Rabnarman
Dévades
M Mugh
Pas
Percy Melvonsell
Ailert Ground
Sydney
Hie Brotter Charlie
Tle Aide
Alors
Sporting notes from last Saturday's games and results
The report covers multiple teams and players with scattered names and results. Key moments include a close finish for the Wattons and a ballooner performance by a participant, while several listed players such as Latue, Detors, and Lutes contribute to varied outcomes. The day featured competitive bouts, unclear scores, and a postponed faction, ending with mixed impressions.
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Joe Boule
Bas
Tani
Detimdor
Emin Lees Lotus
Yoestou
Hay
Gopher
Clyghely
Lewis
Latue
Delia
Sud
Abe
D. Gotu
Tom the Previns
Capel Sports Meet March Handicap at Capel Athletic Club
Local Capel event lists names, horses, and odds for a Monday March handicap at Capel Athletic Club. The card features runners such as Me Wesaie, Me Halligan, and others with detailed entries and positions across sprint and distance races. Officials show multiple participants, sixteenths to two mile events, and noted handicaps to be handleyppad.
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Capel Athletic Club
Halligan
Payny
Payne
Woolf
Vee
Tin Payne
Gues
Willian
Biswe
AL Thais
Bowen Uunjdu
Yiartor
Bunbary St Patrick's Sports Meeting Notice
Competitors are reminded of upcoming events and entry details for a March 16 meeting. Information and fees are outlined by the friendly society and available from advertisements in the period pages.
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Bunbary St. Patrick's Sports
Bowls Between Honbury and Southwest Club Ends Quiet
The Saturday afternoon match between Honbury and the Southwest Club opened with both sides understrength. The Creamer and Nk ingwoeth City clubs loom ahead in the league. The game produced a clear win for the Southwest Club despite a tight relay at centre with Parks and Cent in control. Final score shows a four point margin in favor of the Southwest outfit.
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Honbury v. SW
Paamaut Anit Limgeseetin
Ig Wit Gaygmont Balewan
Creamierahip
Thi Nkingwoeth
Ny Town
Parks
Cent
Toll Kuahiley
England vs South Australia First Innings Score Report
Fragmentary cricket note reports England batting for South Australia in a match. It mentions a score of 408 for South Australia first innings and a player named Dolling contributing runs. The text is garbled with many unreadable words and inconsistent capitalization.
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Adelailo
England
South Australia
Combined Banbury at Perth Win Two Matches Easily
Banbury and Perth tied in a cricket series as the combined Banbury district side began with a win. At Ahoxfrectoon the innings closed for 218 for seven with Gardiner 38 and Dewaspuin taking five for two. Hanbury bowled well for 21 as Armadale and Balmacott fared poorly.
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Metripols
Fces
Ao'sloek
Innines
Aoven
Gale
Thay
Ranma
Bunbury
Savoy
Cift
Ayemty
Handa
Butfield
Rose
Prain
Armadale-Balmacitt
Crampton
Houul-West
Kirupp Cricket Test Seams Highlight Individual Feats
A ragged report from Kitupp Institute details Kirupp compiling 02 runs with T Murray and Rovintod contributing 24 and 13 respectively as visitors collapsed for 0. The piece praises English play, notes W188 fans and a W. Noble testimonial, names James as Lagib captain, and lists batting leaders Armstrong and Csi ford while detailing bowling leaders like Csi ford and endling averages for O'Connor and Saunders.
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Kirupp
Kitupp
Santag Seyok Bepwest & Tomar
Tor Mill
Tizembushes
T. Murray
Rovintod
Adventures of the South Bunbury Correspondent
A long garbled diary style extract recounts a rural Australian community gathering featuring a rope or wood chopping contest led by a Trooper and Liz. It describes crowd reactions, improvised judging, a stump cricket style finale, and a split payment outcome with bets and entertainment at a local event in a near-empty town setting.
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Maz
Alypronia
Amd
Tenojer
Lin Mien
Ty Hinde
Purgatory
Jack
Aly
McMellon
Jon
Martin
Minton
Lie
Smith
Morton
Lave Pauggin
Gattin
Lin
Benno
Liz
Wade
Mellon
Fragmented reminiscence on past events and dreams
A speaker reflects on tangled memories of a winery and mill, recalling a confused scene with Jos and others. The narration mixes dialogue with dreamlike, improbable imagery about water, a woodheap, and odd actions, ending in a surreal sequence involving Roope Vine and others.
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McMellon
Jos
Newfur
Cecil
Bennswick Board Controversy Over Bonds and Gate Plans
A long disputed letter transcript outlines conflicts at the Bennswick Board, detailing bond obligations, gate requests, and payments tied to the Wells estate. It cites Mr Piggott pressuring for financial accountability, chairman’s actions, and protest from ratepayers about alleged mismanagement and overdrafts. Sentinel references to the 1907 South Western iron works context and gate approvals.
Social and Personal Notice From a Distant Park Gathering
The article fragment notes social and personal notices including arrivals of Mrs Marsh at a city park, mentions of Mrs WL Marsh expected to be home after a period of danger from an aunt's operation, and references to family movements near Beverley. It records a burial on Tuesday beside a long-term spouse and mentions a man aged eight years.
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James Yeapit
Howe
Haubney
York
Beverley
Mers Thay Iin
Hig
Whe
Pes
Oeuppe Man
England Wins Series as Australia Draws Most Tests
In ten years of Bt test matches Eng lands triumphed in three and Australia recorded two wins with the rest drawn. Over 28 finishes Australia led with 17 wins, Srst-class batsmen Armstrong posting a 63.3 average per completed innings, Noble near 1000 runs across 11 visits, Hardstall the Notte prodigy tallied 1251 runs, while English top form tied to his high average.
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England
Australia
Tatebse
Armstrong Roads
Mainge Noble
Hardstall
Notte
Eliol i
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