Vessels in Port and Arrivals in Fremantle List
Arrivals list includes May 7 Taronola 1667 tons from Fremantle via BR, Capt Yelwert. April 20 Ble 905 tons to Holiburg. April 23 Patriarch 1221 tons from Fremantle. May 7 Turcoola 1607 tons from Fremantle. Also March 27 Fredan Nor 746 tons, May 4 Dorrowdale 1181 tons, and May 7 Montesa 84 tons from Port Elizabeth with various agents. Expected arrivals feature Albuttinua, Led., Komato from London, Esnerdale from New Zealand, and more. Shipping notes report Monaro expected Sunday from Eastern States, Yarcoola loading in Billarsyster, Patriarch ballast discharge, Burrombeet tow from Albany, Elon discharge then cargo.
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Fredan
Nor
Bqua
Yelwert
Durban
Millays’ Co
Ble
Bys
Albuttinua
Nor Bargiten
Hording
Abrahamson
Grozorio
Byne
Capatowrn
Millars’ Ic
J. Co
Esnerdale
Feon Saw
Zealand
Monaro
Geraldton
H. Forrest
Yarcoola
Blillarsysterasy
R. Forrest
Timber Corporation
L. H. Spencer
Thess. Burrombeet
Albany
Haywerd and Son
Elon
L HL Spencer
Agen
Empire Day Movement Celebrated Across King’s Dominions
The piece urges Empire Day to foster patriotism among children, stressing loyalty to the King and the Empire while opposing territorial aggression. It argues the goal is teaching citizenship duties and developing a stable, peaceful world order with a strong, unified empire.
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Earl of
Meath
Decline of Empires Warned By Moral Decay And Reform
The article argues that the downfall of great nations stems from weakened moral fibre and corruption in justice, unchecked wealth, and slack civic standards. It cites Whitman on true greatness and urges upholding foundational virtues, while noting debates on Sunday labor laws in Canada France Belgium England and Australia amid ongoing public notices and events.
Local Quarry Work Suspended for Pumping Water
Work in the quarry at the back bench paused on Monday except for a few men using a Tangyo pump owned by the council to clear surface, tankage, and water near the wall. The pump, expected to move 6 000 gallons per hour, is aided by water pumped out for several hours. Yesterday saw busy activity as crews finished a new dump for tipping spalls in the wed and prepared rods on clay formations.
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Hanbury
Counc l
South African Politics Split Revealed in Victoria West Speech
Special Service reports in London that May Merriman spoke in Victoria West against preference showing the Bond party divided among its members.
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London
May
Hon. J
Merriman
St Victoria West
South Africa
Danish Refusal Forces Russian Congress Delegates Home
Danish authorities block the Hassan Revolutionary Congress in Copenhagen. Two hundred delegates arriving via Swedish ports are ordered to return, as London reports May 7.
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London
Denmark
Hassan Revolutionary Congress
Copenhagen
Duke of Sutherland Offers Trentham Estate for Colonial College
London May 7 The Duke of Sutherland has offered an estate at Trentham for a Colonial College He asked the premiers to inspect it before their departure
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London
Duke of Sutherland
Trenthan
Reforming the Lords Debated on Second Reading Adjourned
The second reading debate on the Lords reform bill was adjourned Lord Cawdor moved referral to a select committee Lord Crewe opposed arguing the government aims to improve interhouse relations more than reform and feared the bill would limit Lords powers
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London
House of Lords
Lord Cawdor
Nctect
Lord Crewe
Feting the Premiers
The London Chamber of Commerce plans an official entertainment for the premiers before their departure, with May 7 as the scheduled date and Tandon noted as the host venue.
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Tandon
London Chamber of Commerce
Judgment Against a Bishop Liable Under Wife's Will
The final judgment against Mr. Rev. St Nevill Bishop of Dunedin holds him liable for the amount left by a codicil to his wife's will.
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London
ST. Nevill
Dunedin
Aud rey Richardson Delivers Noted Violin Recital at Aeolian Hall
Audrey Richardson, a successful child violinist, gave a recital at Aeolian Hall with Sir Joseph Ward in attendance. Newspapers praised the performance highly.
Tyne Addresses Sheffield Meeting On Trade Policy
London dispatch reports Sir William Tyne at Cutler's Hall urging Britain to prefer Australian goods if prices and quality match or beat Argentina. He argues Australia can supply Britain with bunhul equivalents at lower costs and discusses tariffs on American machinery and shifts in imports from Britain. He envisions Australia strengthening naval support while seeking self reliance.
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London
William Tyne
Sheffield
Cutler's Hall
Chambers of Commerce
Australia
Great Britain
Argentina
William Lyne
Imperial Conference Motion on Empire Preference Carried
Sir Wilfrid Laurier secured passage of a motion reaffirming the 1802 preference resolution after British dissent. The British government moved an amendment by A Deakin and Sir Joseph Ward, carrying a resolution that each part of the empire may select suitable means to promote greater freedom and development of social and commercial intercourse, with cooperation in mutual interests.
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London
Wilfrid Laurier
A. Deakin
Joseph Ward
Editorial Note On Correspondence Clarity
The editor states that readers should not assume all letters reflect the writer's own views. The message emphasizes distinguishing editorial stance from correspondent opinions and urges careful interpretation of published correspondence.
The Price of Meat Sir Letter on cash meat pricing
A reader argues that paying cash for meat would lower prices, citing Perth and Banbury markets where mutton and beef sell from 2d to 6d over the counter. He notes costs for buyers, yardmen, butchers, delivery, and debts, urging the public to pay cash to cut prices.
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Perth
Banbury
Thois
Hanbury
Bunbury Herald under fire over council dispute
A Bunbury Herald editor faces a council clash with the mayor over fair play and right of reply. The editor resigned amid calumny claims, while supporters defend the paper’s reporting and urge inquiry, praising local clubs and patriotism as the town debates public life and democracy.
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Bunbury Herald
Conres
de Joel
Magaz
Herald
Anasuuchs
Cpanell
Joel
Fressman
Tras
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Drepar
Muna’ Outfitter
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Hal
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Tel
J. G. Baldock
Victoria Street
Thomas
Thomas & Co
Victoria St
F. W. Steele
Huilding Society Chambers
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Harvard Unieversity
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Port OF
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Lord Avebury
Charles the Second
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Mies
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Jack Mitehall
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Prenach
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Berfore
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Taly
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Brad
Bunbury Hunt Club
Prince OF Wales Hotel
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A. F. Spencer, Dow
Russian Revolutionary Congress
Colonial College
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Little Audrey Richardson
Miss Castles
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