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Newspaper
Bunbury Herald
Location
Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 06, 1909
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes show a March 1 birth reference linked to individuals including J. Waas and Ballerus with mentions of TM and a wily ax. Details are unclear and names partially garbled.
Letter to the railway department argues for simplification of the Picton and Brunswick junctions and adjacent lines. It calls for coordinated train easing departures from Picton and improved services to Bunbury Brunswick and Collie, highlighting delays and rising costs.
Sir John Forrest spoke at the Warmeaday Deniaghrook show regarding the Angora goat. He noted its growing value in South Africa and its export demand, with mentions of Turkey, Germany, England, and Fiji as markets and sources of breed.
The article discusses Angora goats and wool production, noting breeds like Shergoats and Angora stock. It highlights the Kirsten of fiber quality, plasticity, and uses from long fibers in felting, plush fabrics, and fur products, arguing for Angora as a commercial proposition.
The Bunbury Herald reports on postal service notices, charity events, a horse race meeting rescheduled to April 14 due to Easter, a window tea prize contest with Lipton prizes, and a local shop advertisement. It mentions a hospital patient recovery note and upcoming club activities including a gnesing competition with prizes of a gold chain, a watch, and a second prize.
London reports an American inauguration with President designated amid high ceremony. The event features extensive security and lavish state measures, including a large stipend for travel and related expenses.
London dispatch reports Queen Alexandra recovering from a severe cold contracted during her recent royal visit to Berlin.
A new steamer built for the Wufon Sremaybip Co. at New Zealand has been successfully launched at Sunderland near London. The vessel named Korox was christened this March and represents a significant addition to the shipping company’s fleet.
The Lower House of the Japanese Diet in Tokyo has passed the Ship Subsidy Bill. It provides subsidies for ten years to shipping on routes to Europe America Australia and other markets, aiming to boost Japanese commerce.
London March 4 reports that Prindern Radaivrall, who claimed from the late Earl Rhodes, has been mulled by the High Court of Chancery in the sum of 1,500 pounds 48 to the person who undertook to raise money to enable the plaintiff to pursue the noted costly suit.
London on March 3 Sir Edward Grey secretary of state for foreign affairs defended Britain's position in a reply to the deputation from the Chambues of Commerce. He urged the government to insist on restoring Congo natives freedom to trade and stressed that Britain remains the aggrieved party and Morgan must fulfil treaty rights on which the Congo Five State was originally recognised.
A fragmented report discusses preparations for a fire brigade demonstration amid disputes over bands and entertainment. Contention centers on schedule, crowd control, and funding while officials warn of financial risk if plans falter.
No less than 10000 persons greeted Jia Jeffies on his arrival in New York. He verbally promised to meet Jack Johnson but set a condition that he will only do so if he can train to his old form. He was banquetted every night while in New York.
A revival order in bankruptcy has been issued against Alexia Moreton Mandeville, founder of the London sideria Exchange, which recently suspended payment and entered suspension.
The report notes Miss Bavsia Brittain contracting pleurisy after a boating excursion and her gradual recovery in Banbury with careful nursing. It lists local residents including Mr H S Brooke editor, Mrs Conigrave, Mrs Pastade, and the Monay family staying at the Rose Hotel, plus a dinner hosted by Sir John Forrester for the Mayor and Dr Williams at the Rose.
Newfoundland keeps political tension as the new Secretary and opposition leader Sir Ridmard Morvis join forces against governor Sir Win McGragor. Morvis presses for a rival cabinet, signaling a disputed power shift and ongoing alliance realignments.
Doctor William Hobbies of William Mill, Yoing, injured when a heavy timber fell on him yesterday. he was taken to Bunbury hospital. Yarloop selects a team led by Bindon Palmer Metcalf Warner Taylor McGrath Ragan Anderson Laughton Clarriott Murdock to face Fujihme Mill on Sunday at Yarloop.
Wesleyan Church announces morning and evening services conducted by Rev H. Jarvis of North Fro... a Harvest Festival will be held at the Army Ball tomorrow Sunday with special services in the morning and afternoon and a sermon titled Seen in Charge. Services continue Monday night with further lectures and stories.
Local Bunbury meeting led by Mayor W Sigera discussed forming a benevolent society to aid distressed residents. Key figures including Warden Owen, Rev. J Chapman, Canon Darling and Dr Williams debated committee structure and funding, aiming to raise substantial subscriptions and support Hind trovises cases.
Crowd filled Town Hall for a cinema showing of a Burns vs Johnson boxing match. The reel depicted a brutal round with Burns gaining a bold clinch and the Texas fighter pressed, while spectators jeered and offered running commentary.
The Alina Theatre hosts West's Pictures this Saturday and Monday next featuring The West Australian as new songs compare with prior programs. Films include Nosy Brown and His Sporting Midget, Borgin Railway panoramas, Among the South African Natives, The Trona Mies of Kiata, Nok Carters Loprinte, Hunting the Swordfish, A Master of Mystery, Evisnd from the Ranks, Lawn of Honour and Where the Brinks Rust.
Mornington Notes recount a serious accident at a worksite with an injured man saved by bystanders. Dr Waldan treated him and he was sent to Kunbury hospital by late train. The annual meeting of town contributors discussed finances and adopted a credit balance. A concert and dance were planned to celebrate the opening of the hospital.
The Wade section lists prize winners across horse classes with winners like Brockman and Teigwall, alongside dairy, vegetables, fruit, and flowers. Notable names include Payne Bros, J. Phorpson, and W. Trigwall, with contests covering draught animals, cattle, and orchard displays.
OCR fragment lists dried fruits and baked goods with names like Mee Sharp and Mrs Moyers, plus schoolwork and transcription pages. It mentions a judging panel, entries in fruit and cake categories, and a collection of household and needlework tasks.
The Boyanup Farmers Association reports on communications from MLA Thou Hayward and J. Hack, partial subsidy promises, and the upcoming 8.W.C.4. meeting. Officials discuss resignations, secretary changes, the Citrus Show, and the Roads Board meeting in Capel with plans for road improvements and annual rental extensions.
A garbled church services list shows activities across denominations including Anglican and Methodist. Details mention Canon Darling, Rev. J Williams, and various meeting times such as 11 am and 7.30 pm with noted parishes like Donnybrook and Upper Capel.
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