Local and General News Highlights from Bunbury Region
Rail excursions were crowded yesterday with several trains cancelled including Boyenup to Busselton at 11 95 pm and Busselton to Boyanep 9 10 pm on Monday. A plain dress ball is planned for May 7 at the Lyric Theatre for Bunbury Fire Brigade. A Kingfish nearly four feet long was landed by Mr Geo Clarke off the Back Bagch. A Bunbury Private Social Club forms to hold dances weekly at the Rechabite Hall with Mr McCombe as president. An evening at the Sailors Rest featured readings and songs, ending with the National Anthem. The Sydney lunch counties attempt failed with free lunches causing hotel competition for patrons.
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Gommer
Boyenup
Bussalton
Galery
Gnowden
W.cifford
M.O
Meagrn Atkins
Weteon
Orchentrs
Burnbry
C. Fraenkel J.P
Harry Moore
Gee
Rane
Sloan
Perth
Clondy
Shawara
Jeter
Leeuwins Coun
Leeuwin
Queensland
Geo. Clarke
Bunbury
Mincorae
Te Rechabite Hall
McCombe
Herstary
Andersen
Osne Mins Butler
Ming Sinclair
Eustace
Sydney
En Manta
Apa
Election, departures, and regional notes in Western Australia
A synod election is planned for September with Cyril H. Birch returning to Bunbury. Bert Moore leaves Narrogin Trading Co for Fremantle and Adelaide, amid farewell gifts. Western Australia hosts visits by Falkland Islands magnate William Bertrand at Albany and Port, discussing land purchases and retirement plans. Mrs Tipping and others are noted in Bunbury, with state farm reorganizations anticipated after deaths.
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William Wickham Bertrand
Westhourn
Falkland
Bert ‘Rand
Western Australia
Het
Albany
Hare
Mallalup
Te Jotends
Bertrand Mye
Daily News
Be iv
England
Mra Tipping
Bunbury
Wedd
Amusements This Friday Night Screenings at Local Theater
A Friday program promises a strong lineup led by Viv's Pictures including The Girl without a Country a wartime drama and The Profer ienn Vitagraph May Kly a colored pane musical Anthe's Maxette and The Model for St John a whitegraph drama On Donovans Division a thrilling Fatireelread drama plus a Pathe comic Life Saving Im and a feature on Chest Complaints Woods Great Peppermint Cure and La 63 attendees expected to enjoy the show.
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Viv
Ienn Vitagraph
Syr May Kly
Church Services May Day at Pauls Cathedral and St Davids
Thursday May 1 services listed for Pauls Cathedral and St Davids South Bunbury include Holy Eucharist at 6 and 7:30 p.m. Morning Prayer 10 a.m. Children’s Service 4 p.m. Evensong and Sermon by The Lord Bishop. St Davids offers Holy Eucharist 6 a.m. and Children’s Service at 4 p.m. Evensong 8 p.m.
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Paul's Cathedral
Children’s Berview
Evensong
Sorman
Tord
ST David's
South Bunbtry
Friendly Societies Service at Wesley Church
A large Sunday evening gathering at Wesley Church included sixty to seventy visitors from the Habititory Ancient Order of Forresters Independent Order of Oddfellows and Druids. The preacher Rev B Fellows welcomed them and urged men to live morally and serve the sick and poor under a united civic purpose. He cited Micah and urged justice mercy and humility, as two anthems and the hymn Babylon were performed.
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Wesley Church
Nmber
Rehhabitoy
Order of Forresters
Independant Order of Oddfellows
Druids
Ray
Fellows
Babylon
Bunbury Water Supply Dilemma Spurs Ratepayer Debate
A Bunbury water crisis prompts demands for a new supply. The town faces a proposed 50 000 to 50 000 pound funding plan raising rates from ninepence to a penny or fifteentp per pound. Proponents argue a 400 pound scheme could yield 120 000 gallons daily of pure water, doubling current output, while irrigation schemes and electricity revenues complicate the issue. Citizens warn of possible contamination and higher bills if irrigation plans proceed.
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Bunbury
Roeland
Legislative Council
Tl 1
Le Brackhampton Cricket Club Meeting Report
The Le Brackhampton Cricket Club met at the Meat Hall on April 26 to review the season and plan trophies for winners. A Mitford topped the averages with 37, Bert Clifford next at 80, while Bush and Padwianett led bowling with 10 and 1 respectively. A card party is set for May 28 to present prizes, with a committee including Cain Chamberlain Clifford ward Young to organize.
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le Bragkhamptons Cricket Ub
Met Seison
Avinnurs
A. Mitford
Bert Clifford
Bush
Padwiannett
Ol! Lephir
Wrtters
Mowers
Cain
J. Chamberlain
Clifford
Ward A
Young
Meeliig
Bunbury Butter Purchases Boost Local Farmers
Local farmers purchase Bunbury Butter to boost supply and support agricultural producers. Deal aims to stabilize prices and ensure steady butter availability for community buyers and retailers.
Agricultural Bank Loans for Clearing Land and Machinery
The Trustees restrict loans for farm purchases to areas cleared for ploughing. Applicants may obtain £125 for ploughs and £60 for machinery after 400 acres are cleared, with £25 for a plough and £25 for other needs after initial clearing. Loans tied to bank approval and outright purchase. prior loan defaults by settlers hinder future advances.
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Fortuneal Bank
Fiestockim
Yale
Saleik Regintierwil
Wood's Peppermint Cure Promises Quick Cough Relief
Fragmentary ad copy touts Wood's Crear Peppermint Cure as the remedy for an awful cough. It references various callers and favors a quick, reliable remedy for throat and chest discomfort.
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Pretty Meily
Tim Jux
Polly
Wure
Wood
Farewell to Bert Moore by Narrogin Trading Co staff
Narrogin Trading Co staff bid farewell to Bert Moore on Saturday with heartfelt speeches and a gift of a traveling bag. The event followed by a yacht club gathering in Adelaide where Moore, a noted member, was honored with toasts and songs from Commodore Snowden and Cyril Birch as he departs Bunbury for Adelaide.
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Narrogin Trading Co
Bert Moore
Fremantle
F. Guillen
Moore
Heatly
Cullan
Smeeth
Ocean Beach
Yacht Club
Commodore CO. W. Snowden
Kaeshagen
Vic
W. Hawkee
J. Sinclair
Jack Cadden
Atkine
Sid
Vuehting
Cyril Birch
Snowden
Adelaide
Hue
Thia
Pamunke
Berty
Honishy Japtain
Bunbury
Eiles
Burding
Maoie Ax
Lalighter
Thie Juheture
Atkins
Satta Singe
Siyanara Boys
Uee Brown
Quest
Warner
J. Sinehair
George Atking
Osage
Cyril Biel
Fea
Brown
Birch
Suyanara
Sayanara
Hicks
Feapanve
Dohtiain
Aung
Cyvil Birch
Merarn Ricks
Fick Vick
Harry Smurt
Vick
Te Caonadere
Ceeponee
Chrint
Vaven
Vir
Hartitd
Taunimeron
Aly
Wiesipupit
Ratoom
Cit
Mislading pamphlet challenged by John Forrest
John Forrest denies four statements in a pink pamphlet circulated to Western Australian women about federal pension policies. He asserts the Labor and Liberal positions on old age pensions and family support are unaltered since 1908, and that the leaflet contains falsehoods meant to harm opponents.
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AB. Green
Trades Hall
Beachert
Atrect Peeth
Labor
Hower
Western Australia
Pete
Liberal
Qld
Ape
Dealin
Fedaral
Treasror
Deakin
Labern
Panpad
Commonwealth
Unamnt
Rny
Mtry
Fisher
Litbe
Paris
Uavermann
Liberal Party
Tagy
John Forrest
Porth
Obituary for Mrs George Meade of Lea Lrix
The friends of Mr George Meade of Lea Lrix lament the death of his wife aged about thirty five from central hemorrhage. She had lived in the district about ten years and leaves six children, the eldest nine. The funeral took place yesterday at Anlican Cemetery with a funeral cortege and service conducted by Rev. B. Follows. Arrangements were by Mr Brittain.
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George Meade
Lea Lrix
Anslican
Brittain
Morning Coffee Trade Ad Fragments
An OCR fragment promotes instant coffee from Milkmaid Coffee and Nestle. It touts ready pot coffee on moment’s notice, with sugar and milk, requiring only boiling water plus a stock of the product at grocers for home use.
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Nestle
Tees and club vote affect Moone farmwall project
Vice Commodore Hawkes said it was With Tegpet that they wished Mr Moone farmwall though Tees caused by hin dee parkary was partly tempered by the return of Mre Birch and Mr Brown. Wart moved to the members of the club and a vote to the chairman and assating in the programme. Mr Vick and Jack Vick concluded the proceeding.
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Hawkes
Tegpet
Moone Farmwall
Hin Dee Parkary
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Mra Adame
Onlnz
Mins Cong
Gwen Tipping
Mise Stephens
Bag Jawmed
Jayncd
Cyril H. ‘Birch
Haanane Brewery
Balgocelis
Narrogin “Trading
Banbury
Earcola
Ocean
Tacht Claren
Orion Grestover
Pinjurra
Coun
Church Services
Ascension Day Services
Friendly Societies Service
Bunbury Water Supply
Arookhampton Records
Beitige
Hone
the Agricultural Bank
MR Bert Moore
the Yacht Club
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