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Newspaper
Bunbury Herald
Location
Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 08, 1913
Page
5
A dated excerpt argues that isolated Australian communities face clashes of interests and urges freedom to shape their destinies under local conditions. The May 31 milestone is seen as pivotal for decisions on trusts and protection policy amid broader politics.
A Bunbury discussion covers a proposed new telephonic system linking cities and districts and a planned rifle range site. The mayor, Senator Pearce, and defense minister attend briefings with the Rifle Club amid calls to resolve old site issues and ensure practical, accessible military training facilities.
Banbury Municipal Council discussed completing work on the Park Street level crossing and drainage repairs tied to Picton Crescent road. They reviewed funding from local loans, cemetery site considerations, and road maintenance including Meredith Creek, Back Beach Quarry costs, and lighting near public crossings.
Tomorrow at 3 pm a sale will offer Mr Adcock's household goods including pony sulky and harness one cow and quiet horse. The sale site is Corner at Curonnoad and Railway Parade South Honbury with further listings at Railway Inn. A separate sale forthcoming features Mae Flynn's superior furniture and house furnishings due to a family bereavement. other notes mention individuals and policy topics without clear local detail.
Federal Elections figure Mr G F Pearce, Minister for Defence and retiring Senator, faced a crowd at the Lyric Theatre on Tuesday. He urged support for Lyne Needham and O’Loghlen while defending Labor policy and West Australian federation aims amid debate over the Coal Verdn premunitions and rail development.
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