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Bunbury Herald

Location

Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Mar 06, 1913

Page

5

Fire raging in foothill districts and weather notes

Fires sweep into Thomyeon's Brook area with impact on local fruit displays and exhibits at Doanybrook Show. Weather forebodes warm to hot conditions with tropical storm activity tracked near Queensland coast. Community updates mention political debates in England and labor ministry finance concerns in New South Wales and the Commonwealth, plus market figures for wool, dairy cattle, and local trades.

Thomyeon Doanybrook Perth Tropics Queensland Manor England Tabor New South Water Bane Bletdine MoNoi West Wagin Mesers Elder, Shentom, and Co Crenne Hellien London HT. Shaw A. T. Shaw Minton Choke Ward Birel Conlgardie MaGee Bowbay Herpernn Thelma Andrews Birch Connor South Neer

Sir John Forrest welcomed in Bunbury with warm praise

A Bunbury gathering honored Sir John Forrest with a mayoral toast and speeches praising his 48 years serving Western Australia and 22 years in Parliament. Attending were His Lordship the Bishop, Archdeacon Smyth, municipal councillors, and leaders who lauded Forrest’s role in development, transport, and regional growth.

John Ferrat F.C Civin Connoi Chamber of Teeghay Wits Mir. O. Freenks Banbury Edges Lewa Thant P. Cotabato George Misa C. B. Ies W. R. Nairn Gmyth W. L. Owen Municiy John Forrest Western Australia Min Bunbury John Sir John Australia Lady Porrent WL. Owen B.M Dr. Bord Thomas Hayward Archdeacon Smyth Joe West Australia Routh-West Bridgetown Denmark Warren Jani Heilger Moela Ether Himolf

Bedford Hall reception honors Lady Forrest gathering

A crowded Bedford Hall Tuesday hosted a Liberal League event honoring Lady Forrest. Dr and Mrs Joe presided as hosts with Sir John Forrest and federal members in attendance. Local supporters praised Sir John while urging study of state finances and a push to secure his return as Prime Minister.

Bedford Hall Lady Forrest Toca Liberal League Joe Sir John Misa Hilda Bough Hull Jago Joal F. Wilson Commonwealth Johny Forrest John Format Labor

Local Fair Notes and Community News

Reports on show preparations and a rainy clash with fruit exhibits. A calf incident and a young girl heroically subduing a snake are recounted alongside visits from Miss Catherine Bent and local social updates. Summer sales, pension debates, and railway credit disputes close with a sense of community resilience.

The Haunt of a Ghost at a Worsley Meeting

At a March Worsley meeting a speaker questioned Mr O Loguen about repealing the Electoral Act. The reply denied support for such repeal. The discussion covered who may vote on election day and the need for declarations. A copy of the Act was obtained to clarify eligibility and rhetoric.

Giel Mt ‘Worsley O'Loguen Thomas Solon Ming The Commonwealth Tom Thomas Ie Thomne Gwanne Worsley

Sir John Forrest Opens Liberal Federal Campaign in Bunbury

The Lyric Theatre hosted a crowded gathering as Sir John Forrest launched the Liberal Party federal campaign in Western Australia. Mayor Fraenkel presided and introduced Forrest and three Senate nominees Moensis, Butcher, Davies, and Nairn. Forrest praised Bunbury, urged unity after elections, attacked Labor policies, and urged strong state development while criticizing federal acts.

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