Shipping Intelligence Arrivals and Notes in March
Shipping intelligence lists arrivals from Albany Fremantle and Singapore with cargoes of jarrah timber coal and general freight. Vessels include Herbert Herbaat Hobart Gulurale Auchendile and Lamington with future calls at Bunbury Port Esparance and Fremantle. Existing and expected ships provide load details and route notes across Bunbury Manilla Singapore and New Zealand ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Albany
Fremantle
Port Esparance
Casmonia
Myohury
Ts Hagker
Jarral
Zealand
Manila
Phillipiuss
UwsLoamter Sultan
Bunbury
Highton
Thieshe
Singapore
Hopetoun
Ravensthorpe
Wollie Co-operative
Haney
Whevengel
Flinders Bay
New Zealand
Lamington
South Africa
Strampe
Jherab
India
Harvest services mark Collie church. death of popular axeman
Rev Mr Phillips led harvest thanksgiving at the Congregational church with a decorative display of fruit and vegetables. The service drew a large crowd and featured harvest hymns. The community mourns Pure Hunter a promising axeman who died of typhoid fever after hospital transfer. Funeral held at Bunbury Street. The Rifle Club gears up for Easter shooting prizes while railway workers appoint electoral reps. tax form confusion causes public frustration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collie
Phillips
Hunter
Kunbury Hospital
Pueumenis
John Muntor
Jeck
Rog
Bunbury St. P.m
Tiller
Yollie Rifle Club
Pittard
Callie
W.A.A.S
Yeaturday
Messrs A. Counsel
Aor
Rachord
Beanch
ALF
Gill
Caforréll
Trassury Department
Parth
Treasury
Treasur
Sen
Call to voters on Upper House reform in Bunbury era
The piece urges electors to vote in the forthcoming Legislative Council elections, arguing the Upper House must reflect broader public interests rather than a privileged old boys club. It cites deficits and revenue gains in 1906–08, calls for capable, active representatives, and warns against partisan entrenchment while highlighting regional Wheat growing and Blackwood areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Popular Chamber
Assembly
People’s House
Jason
Labor Party
Moore
Legislative Council
Pearce
Prosperous prospects in South West opened lands
The article notes rapid land opening under the conditional purchase system in the district, with large tracts taken and settlers finding support from agricultural banks. It highlights the shift from riverfront and timbered country to productive farming, fruit growing, and sheep as a supplemental income, urging sustained effort and prudent management amid changing markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriguletrl Bank
Bridgetown
Kaporinnoe
Mlackwood
Local and General Busselton News and Events
Reports on the Busselton exchange project with subscriber funding and the council's plan for public sea bathing facilities. A St Patrick’s Ball at the Lyric Theatre raised funds for Rev Father Hayes. English perch deliveries to the Vasse district were received with fish released near Yallingup and Wonnerup. The Vigilant excursion faced bad weather but drew 80 passengers and praise for arrangements as the ship returned to port before 10 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busselton
Velephoos Exchange
Bath
Bunsotton
G. C. Lewis
Thova
Chantemont
St. Pabsick
Lyric Theatre
Poole
Yallingap
Wonnerap
Nannap
Halingap
Reni Pylar
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Locke
H. Locke
E. M. Clarke
Stirling
G. P. Futcher
Late E
Krashler
Spencer
Sale
Fouracre and Wall
the Butchers
Victoria-street
Spencer-street
South Bunbury
Throssell-street
Waroona
W. B. Armitage
Rose Hotel
Victoria Street
Thos
Hayward & Son
Thomas W. L. Wilson
EAI
J. H. Carr
Wellington
Strib
E. W. Dermer
Spencers’ Buildings
Victoria Strest
Oppolle Church of England
F. W. Steere
Building Society Chambers
Stephen Sireey
Eustace Cohen
Victoria
Stephen Streets
H. I. Farrell
Oply
B. W. Steere
Banbury
Thoomaker
Wuel
Rattond Bonda
She
Skilliggs
Anglo-American Finance Corporation
King William Street
London
B.C
Central News Agency
J. B. Witton Hay Leen
C. and
H Locke Ty Soll
T¢ Aleas
Tedsteads
J. B. Witton
J. B. Cant
W. F. Fenton
T. ‘Lovegrove
Field Place
Spengerstrast
Stockley-road
Chain Roads
Victoria St
W. V. Fenton
Government Land Agent's Office
B. Cecil Clifton
W. Ralph Basker
Bunbur
J. B. Teede
Union Bank Chambers
W. FE. Fenton
Bunbary
the Central News Agency
Overal Newsagent
D. W. Marshall
A. F. Spencer & Co
Commission, Forwarding, Customs and General Commission
Coal and Produce Merchants
Timber Corporation Ltd
Valgary and Howard Smith Co. Ltd
R. J. Gynn’s
Coasters
Collie Co-Op, Collieries, Ltd
Son Insurance Co
New Zealand Acridant Insurance Co
David Taylor
Victoria-at
Melton
Amazon
J. G. Coghill
Peeks
Tric
Bunbury Band
Boulder
Ra' AY Foothall
Burlington ‘Hotel
Tueblay
Celock Sharp
Theates
Grand Entertainment
DH. Smith
Hon
Sue
South Bunbury Cub
Renhers
Shore Club
Pedaeal
Doh Parret
Mesers
Hayiward and Son
Thos, Hayward & Son
Peroers
WRICK
J. G. Baldock
Secretacy
Bunbury Butter Company, Limited
W. Seere
Ayer
Napel i
Capel Hall
Murnane
Maipland
Capel
Dardanup
Dixon
Bisranu & Boads Board
Cardwaup
Waterloo Road
H. T. Belcher
JH Dixon
Meboren, Steamship Co., Ltd
Hobart
Sydney
Melbourne
Adelaide
Bonbury
Gerdldten
Robert Forres
Pec
Bunbury Registry Office
Srupuns Stater
Bussver
Fort Hunde
Mas C. Young
Central News
Port OF
Shipping Intelligence
Arno'dy
R. Forrest
Durserunes
Herbaat
Schart
Mewsyian
Torque
Backer
Buenos Aires
Kobart
Apt. Brebner
Robt
Forrest
Macca
Warguiy
Tone
Kaudsen
Buonca
Collie News
Gicall Gardens
Leidon
Zoological Gardens
South Perth
J.B. Carter
Spenner-ateeet
Anderson
Ocean Fish House
Anted
Iis
W. Brittain
Wellington-street
Stirling Hill
Bun
G. Tority
Bunbury Herald
Blackwood
Fiowvskcy
Mest
Burlington Motul Boniske Nerangeinoutes Fer Couinne Og
Bunbury Foottalers
Bodwral
Fis
Oan Beach
Lyric
Tomark
Speqally
Misa Lenore Potte
Sevoeal
Miss Bough
Bunbary City
Bunnbury
Et the
Barnby
Mesars Cox
Kerruish
Hough
Potts
Mins Potte