Outfall Drainage and Council Works Plan Stressed
The article outlines proposed drainage works across wards including Symonds Clifton Wallington streets and Prince of Wales areas with focus on railway frontage. It notes council funding and the need for urgent action, detailing erosion risks, pipe fabrication, and the role of the town engineer in delivering cost effective drainage upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pris Ap
Wallingtom
Symonds
Clifton Streete
Mem ‘Ber
Railenge
Orter
Wrece
Jim Padres
EM Clarks
Perth
Tomm
Symmona
Clifton
Wallington
Wadlington-strait
Arthur Street
Central Wards
Spencer-st
Sampron-st
Meredith Creek
Me Derey
Bessbeut
Darur Hn
Diphtheria Epidemic Urged For Bunbury Action
A Bunbury mother urges immediate preventive measures to halt diphtheria spread. She calls isolation and evacuation of affected houses, urging authorities to act, in response to rising cases and limited municipal action. Local clerics and officials are referenced as needing vigilance.
Diverse Australian notices span crime, sport and society
Long, garbled report lists varied items from Melbourne and Perth, including sudden deaths, legal notices, trials, sports results, and industrial developments with numerous named places and people such as Victorians, Hobart, London, and Sydney figures.
Local and General News Note Jottings and Announcements
Local notices report upcoming elections and nominations for public positions, notes on parade and committee events, and civic matters. The column mentions Greenbankton meeting details, school terms, and athletic plans with regional references to Bunbury, Eaton, and Narrogin.
Scots urged as source of domestic servants for Australia
London reports a Scottish field for selecting domestic servant girls for New South Wales. Mr Preedy, in charge, says England and Scotland specials are laid around. applications from desirous young women seeking passages to Australia are welcomed this year. Lectures to Scottish immigrants have drawn large crowds, showing many immigrants are available if shipping firms cut third class fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
New South Wales
Preedy
England
Australia
Transvaal Mining Report Set for Rejection by Commission
Reuter's Johannesburg dispatch says the Royal Commission on mining in the Transvaal is viewed as too drastic to be adopted, with observers noting the report's sweeping recommendations may be rolled back or contested by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reuter
Johannesburg
Royal Commission On
Transvaal
Japanese Fortifying Port Arthur and Dalny Fortifications
Report states Japanese are reconstructing and expanding defenses at Port Arthur and Dalny with vast new barracks housing large troop numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Port Arthur
Daluy
Kaiser's Letter discussed by Times correspondent
London report says the Kaiser's letter to Lord Tweedmouth prompted the government’s decisive naval policy announcement. The Times analysis notes Chancellor of the Exchequer’s calculation that the indiscretion was a main cause of the clear and emphatic stance by Mr. Asquith.
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London
Times
Lord Tweedmouth
Anquith
Health of the Right Hon J Chamberlain Improves
The Lancet reports that despite years of strain the health of the Right Hon. J Chamberlain is steadily improving, with London stating his condition shows progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lancet
Copper and Tin Prices Quoted in The Metal Market
The Metal Market lists copper at £58 15s per ton and tin at £130 per ton in the latest pricing brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bombs Found Near King Alfonso Visit in Barcelona
A bomb exploded near the King Alfonso visit site in Barcelona yesterday, another nearby blast occurred and a third device was found on a crowded promenade. No injuries were reported.
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London
Jacent
Barcelona
Spain
Alfonso
Hamstead Colliery Disaster Recovery Near Birmingham
Six bodies of nineteen miners entombed at Hamstead Colliery near Birmingham were recovered in a calm scene. Witnesses recalled prayers and solemn words as rescuers continued efforts to reach remaining victims.
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London
Collee
Birmingham
Belmont Tragedy Case Reports Moore Fit to Plead
The Belmont case involves John Arthur Moore charged with the wilful murder of Delia Clarke on a date given as Horumber 23. The defence originally claimed Moore could not plead due to being unable to understand the issue, but Dr Montgomery re-examined and now says Moore is able to plead. The court adjourned to Thursday for further proceedings.
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John Arthur Moore
Dasista
Delia Clarke
Belmont
Horumber
Casa Wea
Gestiral
Montgomery
Moore
Steven
Wharfage Duty Contested as Vessels Near Albany
A maritime note reports controversy over wharfage charges affecting ships heading to Albany. Capt. Teving notes that the proposed duty could burden vessels needing eastern routes. A salvor crew near Fravantleay is urged to mobilize, offering $5 for aid in securing supplies.
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Perth
Teving
Bocmactar
Albany
Wharf Laborers Strike Widens as Divisions Emerge
There is little change in the 2000 wharf laborers strike and signs point to broader disruption of trade. The Stavedores' Association will sue all strikers for breach of contract and target Talon officials for breach of the Arbitration award.
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Syanoy
Whaef
Day Dawn Murder in Porth Stirs Local Vicinity
A day dawn murder in Porth prompts police inquiry as a suspect, Smith, is linked to letters sent to former employees urging help to escape a troubling incident. Investigators note confusion in the handwriting and seek corroborating evidence from witnesses and the Heamoayn records.
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Smith
Garaldton
Tit Town
Mmrdarar
Formar
Marie Naralle Tops Bunbury Lyric Theatre Concert
Miss Marie Naralle and her company delivered a vibrant Bunbury concert at the Lyric Theatre. Sydney Monk and Mixx Gneile supported with strong tenor and soprano performances as Naralle rebuilt a classic Irish ballad mood and drew an enthusiastic audience reaction.
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Bunbury
Lyric Theatre
Marie Naralle
Bathise Narella
Sydney Monk
Mixx Gneile
Sydney Mauk
Mian Harelle
Wall
Mise
Tare Burnatt
Moskowski
Balto
Jack
Mint Narelle
Clandel
Erin
Biles Narell
Anos McDonald
Mae Demendad
Mies
Barney O'Feu
Miso Barnatt
Chapin Am
Chaminade
Prima Sdonna
Appermat Aano
Naralla
Dease
Allan Water
Mies Natwile
Mr Monk
Lucantini
Mim Narelle
Mies Vern Barnett
Mes Moore
Party
Impressions of a Great Singer at Barney’s Pub
An Irish night at Barney’s Pub features a lively crowd and a strong performer. The narrator recalls moments from the singer’s show including renditions of Mavourneen and Come Back to Erin, with engaged patrons reacting to the performance.
Raisoli on the Stage and a World of Disasters
The fragment lists a string of sensational items from Morocco to Melbourne. It notes Raisoli performing with Moorish brigandry suspects, touring with forty followers, and Powder Play at a Hippodrome. It also covers milk adulteration in Melbourne, a coachman burned, a Melbour ne military man’s death, a Cairo motor race tragedy, a charity fund nearing £100, a Belgian mine disaster, a youth shot, ships wrecks, and various local incidents in Sydney and Adelaide.
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Cairo
Bald
Dochens of
Connaughton
Tan
Sydney Cricket Ground
Birth of Kop and Irish Village Memory Event
Fragmentary note recalls names and songs at a rural gathering. Mentions Marie Nerelle or Mary Neill and a request to tell Timmy English and Paddy Daley to perform Irish songs. Reflects communal memory of a long day and local voices.
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Wurall
Simgur
Marie Nerelle
Mary Neill
Timmy
Paddy Daley
Remembrance for Me Venn at Gate Meven Column
District news reflects on the death of Me Venn, praised as a generous neighbor and community figure. The piece notes his lasting impact across the state and recalls conversations with local residents about his kindness and contributions. On the farm the day’s tasks include burning off stubble and weed control. A timber removal party works on the Collie River project, promising future boating and fishing at Banbury.
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Praston Valley
Thas
Raveranca
Grasby
South Australia
Collie
Banbury
Bowls Trophy Honors in South West Club Competition
A Herald report outlines the Bowls Cup competition among South West clubs, won by Banbury who hold the pennant and cup for twelve months. Mr J H Carr presides as president. trophy to be displayed at Carr and Co. The Bassitt Carlton Carnival event drew large crowds with races, prizes, and a buoyant program.
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Ial
Bunbury Proprietress
Siltarnarith
Alexander
Banbury Club
J. H. Cerr
Carr and Co
Chaniata
Busselton
Breelton
Watzogt
Turley
Towlara
Cammilleri
Pensons
Mossy
Mline
Russell
Bignall
Mragra J
H Carr
Hobbe
Carénr
Bobiveon
Boxrle
Masura Baird
Wood, Saunders
Kinuimont
Bedford Hall
Banbury Lawn Tennis Handicap Doubles Declared
In the lawn tennis tournament at Banbury Twanns Club the handicaps for the mired handicap doubles were announced for teams including Mr Toade with Mrs Winn Aten and others. Additional pairs such as Mr Nankervis with Mr Gary and Mr Eastman with Mrs Babest Sonowa are listed with specific handicap values.
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Banbury Twanns
Toade
Mins Winn Aten
Owe
Pe Witlinme
Nankervis Red
Gary Owe
Taber
Mre Owe
Eastman
Foe Ibabest Sonowa
Duvihoo Pod
Humphrice Owe
Evans
Bias Wife
Me Hulshinson
Mea Gwan Ome
Willismeen
Mise Blake Owe
Grano
Bedford Hall Hosts Usual Dance Evening
Fragmentary notice describes a planned social dance at Bedford Hall with a committee in charge and ample seating for attendees. Unclear details reference prior events and preparations for a future gathering.
Unemployed Question Sparks Hiring Call
Local official Mr Higman asked workers to apply for available labor positions today. The head of the office urged men willing to toil to present themselves for employment opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higman
Gort Tabor Barean Stata
Weather and Local Goods Advertisements in Banbury Post
Malacoo logical report notes weather alongside a dense list of advertisements and items for sale. It promotes fiction subscriptions and a circulating library with a Henry street address in Banbury, plus various goods like white metal balta and fashion items from local stores.
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Stepten-Street
Banhary
Ladiow
Corniah
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Mrz
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Transvaal Mining
Mr Chamberlain
Hamstead
Marie Narelle
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Ello
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Goen
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Tang
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Barney
Sittia Shartroc
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Raisoli
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Angaya Haieuli
Kaid Maclean « Ikonar
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Apiemr
Fred Tromell
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Morocco
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de Frage
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Cherlori
Belgium
Stonday
George Knight
Bormood
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Vnd
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Will
Lange
Biray
John Gallon
Adrurar
Butchory
Easa
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Auskland
W. Kirwood
Pracer's
Win Yen
Yout
Tony Ba
Etta Bree
District News
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Sporting
West Australis
Crewford
Kelly
Patrick's Sports
Banbury Post
Hose’s V. Pillars
Cookrel Mews Agency
Ayetem
Central Nowe Agency
Chee Ree
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