State hotels need better oversight and possible leasing plan
The article argues that ownership of Dwel snd Gwalia and Ingep Caves Hotel would yield greater returns if leased with strong State supervision. It warns current state hotels lack control and accountability, suggesting State hotels be kept outside local jurisdiction and better maintained as public exemplars to satisfy taxpayers and oversee licensing.
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Ingep Caves
Treasury
Thera Fe Cme
Lirenesetc
Sine Focal
Timor
Livonsine
Bunbury events mark civic week with varied activities
The district plans a busy period with a foundation laid at South Bunbury School on Saturday, a Defence Minister talk at Fyric Theatre on electors and reform, and a municipal meeting postponed. A public auction led by Mr A V Fowler is scheduled, while a delegation will press for rifle range and transport issues.
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Bunbury Jue
Pickin Apy
Bain Nearlanle
Inbor Han
Defence
Pentee
Elaborate Gloucestershire Wedding Details and Attendants
The text records a detailed Gloucestershire wedding at St Hays Church Beal ton with Mr Norman meood’s son and Miss Joan Sontter Lodge as bride and bridegroom. It describes the bride’s dress of white charmeuse with pearl embroidery and a Stuart style waist, bridesmaids in blue and pink, and family members including the bride’s mother in violet crystal. The reception was at Strelty with afternoon tea among trees, and a later trip to England. It also notes an upcoming private wedding of Miss E. B Cross and Mr RL HL Vines at St Marys Anatican Church Rhasselton with arrangements canceled due to bereavement.
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St Hays Chur
Bealton
Norman Meood
F. Martin
Me Briavels
Gloucestershire
Joan Sontter Lodge
Lodge
Thelma Meeod
Miss Rub Unkin
Marjorie Clifton
Juliet
Roubourne
Aubrey Hall
Sielor
San
Martin
Almart
Mies E. B Cross
Vines
St. Mary's Anatican
Rhaselton
Frame v Busses An Early Comment on Rain and Transport
Mr Carr notes a shift from trams to motor buses in England with buses outpacing trams in London and cities where power costs were low. He calls the internal combustion engine the future and mentions kerosene replacing petrol as a ready fuel, while trains struggle for traffic on fixed routes.
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Carr
England
Bunbury
Loudon Itell
Auction notices for furniture and boarding house contents
Friday and Saturday sales by Mr Frank Prain offer a furniture lot from Mr C J Adcock at Curey Noud and Railway Parade South Muntury and the contents of a boarding house at Arthur Street near the Railway Institute. The advertisement promotes Woods' Peppermint Care for coughs and colds.
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Frank Prain
C.J. Adcock
Curey Noud
Railway Parade
South Muntury
Railway Institute
Arthur Street
Woods
State Works Report Intercepted on Bunbury Site Clash
A report by the Chalr avan of the Harbor Board on decentralization of works faces delay after an interview with State Agricultural Machinery Expert Mr Davies. Differences cited between Bunbury and Fremantle sites include freight costs and local timber, with Bunbury favored by some for lighter haulage and port access.
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Chalravan
Davies
State _ Machines rt
Audi
W. L.thomas
Mi L.A
Perth
Daivies
Bunbury
Collie
Yond
Fremantle
Davies Qaid
Ighor
Promante
Mtr Steere
Flint
Austria
Special Bunbury Council Seeks Government Concessions
A Bunbury municipal special meeting discussed offering land for workers cottages and a low cost power deal for the Government to establish the Agricultural Implement Works. The council debated seven year below cost power, tram service, and land options with Perth officials and a ministerial interview planned.
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Sabiideying
Yord
Williams
Clarke
North
Fleades
Baldock
W. L Thomas
Amurder
Bunbury
Banbury
Perth
Cr North
South Australia
Ma Phillipe
Beldocka
Hales
Pothie
Bunbiyy
Phillips
Curey
Tryitian
Halex
Beurh-rhad
Clarks
Bunby
Thomas
Applemait
Western Australia
Bronchial Cough Cure Promoted In Early Ad Text
An old advertisement touts a peppermint based remedy labeled as a cure for bronchial coughs. The fragment references a product named Woody and mentions a strong, soothing effect typical of period patent medicines.
Empire Day Plans Formed At Tharaday Council Meeting
A Tuesday council session outlined Empire Day events with Mayor Mrs Fragnkal and Rev Buchanan among attendees. A committee was empowered to recruit funds for refreshments and arrange a picture show for children, with Bishop and Mr Blair proposing charitable ties and school involvement.
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Fragnkal
Aeunbury
Ok Owen
Rev. Buchanan
Messe
Blair
Edmondson
Nelson
Mira ‘A. Mitchell
V. Baylin
Phillips, Smith, Williams
Mins Harcourt
Tiwan
Bonbury
Vonalsting
Owen
Bluir
Ube
Vyhorsday
Empire Day to Be Celebrated at Brunswick
A public meeting on May 3 in Brunswick discussed celebrating Empire Day on May 21. Mr A F Clifton chaired, committees were formed including General, Catering, and Sports. several local residents were named as officers and members. The Sports Committee will meet at the Agricult Hall on Friday May to plan a party program.
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A. F. Clifton
FB. Rowe Maved
Nieual
Sutherland
Miks EB. K. Clifton
Dames Ratcliffe
Mead
F. Offer
Bo Cystiour
Missi Sutherland
B. E. Clifton
Mors Sutherland
O'Neil
D. W. Marriott
FB. Row
BE. Ditton
Woblahand
Muldoon
Hosking
Crnnmige Sava
Fry
Slnemay
Secretery
A Patsbridge
AF Clifton
Parbeidie
Compitiee
Monames Mead
FE Fiffer
Sither Tam
Sutcliffe
Parkridee
A. Cifton
Petyin
HL Pier
Agricult Hall
Briday
Ag Inarenetoi Tt
Mesara BE
M. Marke
Mlc
W. J. George
MTA
T. Bayeward
Prigok
Toyas Bennewick
Mesara
Reading
I. Mov
Clifton Area
Clifton
Th. Marriott
Bay
Mes H
Offer
Castiean
Gardiner
Renger
I, Ofer
Sh, Fry
Wellington Society Considers Runlug and Sprinkler Exhibition
The Wellington Agriculture Society notes a naval monthly commuter meeting and plans an annual running competition if Harvey arranges it, plus a potential power and sprinkler spraying exhibit on the same day. A vote thanks Mr Mitchell for judging the Pototd swimpetitions and his informative report. A ministerial reply addresses lime deposits at Lake Ulitton and government attention. Prices advertised for boots at PROS SER'S FIPWELL BOOT PALACE with wide range for men women and children.
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Naval
Harvey
Hwy Vents
Abe
QL Mitchell Foe
Society
Lake Ulitton
Golf festival opens at Bunbury with new links plan foreshadowed
Afternoon golf event draws over a hundred attendees as Mr W L Owen drives in a strong tee start. Members praise planned upgrades and new links, while the ladies committee supports refreshments and visitor reception. Results show mixed scores in a team event donated by N C Bawlie with several pairs listed among top finishers.
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Bunbury
Ewing
Sandridge
Bury
W. L. Owen
Mex Mur
Oareg
Knight
N.C. Bawlie
Gwen
Pottinger
Mis Cavey
Walker Gi
Mis A
Bowe
F. Aronson
Clarke
Rifle Shooting Committee Reports Patchy Practice At 100 Yards
The committee notes interrupted musketry due to military movements. Sunday sessions only reached 100 yards with some good wheeling and several competitors showing potential. Chuey Hanson led with high scores, while JW Nesbitt, Frank Kemp, BR Hornshy also posted promising results.
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Targuta
Chuely Hanson
JW. Nesbitt
Frank Kemp
BR. Hornshy
Tom Lankhart
Ara
Ores of Smnsiday
Ketry
Fragmentary Ad Text Reflects Confusing Message
A garbled OCR fragment shows a broken ad with phrases about a grandmother, a doctor, and a confused inquiry. The readable parts hint at a personal or classified notice, but key details and context are missing.
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