Port of Bunbury Shipping Arrivals and Departures Report
Shipping shows May arrivals including Durrumbest from Albany and Romato from London with tonnages 224 and 1104 respectively. Departures include Burrumbest to Fremantle and Tarcoola to the Eastern States. several vessels loading timber and sleepers for London Buenos Ayres and Montevideo with agents Millars Co and H. I. Abrahamson. The Montrosa Patriarch Borromdale Alf Thess and other ships noted with cargoes and ports, plus forthcoming arrivals like Monaro and Benmore to Geraldton and Montevideo respectively.
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Durrumbest
Bolly
Albany
Thos, Hayward and Soo
Romato
Tevino
London
Mlllars
Burrumbest
Fremantle
Tarcoola
Steere
E. Forrest
Fort
Buenos Ayres
Timber Corporation
Geraldton
Worrest
Sunbury
Monte Video
County of Angleses
Ace Gate
Tobacco taxes and revenue ideas in Australian context
The article argues for a government tobacco monopoly to boost revenue as tobacco and alcohol are seen as major state income sources. It outlines duties on imported versus local tobacco, excise rates, and how pricing by the tobacco trust affects costs and government receipts. It notes the disparity between leaf origin and factory product pricing and the impact on per pound duties.
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West Moxorory
Australis
Cymemnission
Hue
Australia
Syid
Tobacco monopoly debate and local notices in Bunbury page
A lengthy discussion on tobacco taxation and the case for a government monopoly contrasts with private rings and trusts. The piece cites France and Germany, and mentions public revenue, tobacco quality, and national tastes. Local items include society notices, a death in Perth, and community events in Bunbury with forthcoming memorials and civic projects.
Augustine Congregational Church Services Next Sunday
The Rev J Chapman will preach in the morning on Nevertheless afterwards and in the evening on A look within the Veil. The choir will perform an anthem as part of the services.
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Waslay Giarc
J. Tiller
W. E. Grove
The Last Rose of Summer Scene Ends In Tragedy
The scene follows a distraught artist after a public meltdown and a failed London engagement. He returns home to a garden memory, contemplates despair in a cathedral cloister, and imagines a final glimpse of a loved one as he contemplates hiding in the abbey crypt.
Lumpers Open Rugby Season Against Last Year's Premiers
The Lumpers face the previous champions in the Association opener tomorrow night. Souths are described as a wreck with press silence on their roster while Tam hints at a planned big unveiling. The Lampers list players including Smith Green Taylor Shaw Owens Jones Richardson and Hewsher plus emergences Guppy Buswell Hislop Richardson and T Richardson. Central umpire J C Dunn from Perth wired confirming new arrangements.
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Lumpers
Oval
Lampers
Smith
Green
Taylor
Shaw
Owens
O. Jones
C. Richardson
J. Hislop
Bostock
Jackson
G. Hewsher
F. Kelly
J. Butler
Keddie
Dowdey
Prosser
Michael
Guppy
H. Buswell
W. Hislop
J. Richardson
T. Richardson
J.C. Dunn
Perth
For Bronshial Coughs take Woods Great Peppermint Cure
An old advertisement urges relief for bronchial coughs with Woods Great Peppermint Cure priced at 1s. 8d per bottle. The copy emphasizes a medicinal remedy from a branded product line.
Deputation Seeks End to Duties on Advertising Catalogues
London May 9 Sir Win Lyne received a deputation from the London and Birmingham Chambers of Commerce and associated bodies urging removal of duties on advertising catalogues with bulk sale. He said duties could not be removed but might be favorably considered. extension to magazines was discussed to curb evasion by merchants.
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Dora
Gwendoe
Charles
Panitent
Thera Campos
Emstein
Gollen
Mendelssohn
Sian
Sims
Duin
Aigmant
Nien
Phan Thay
Bin
Vansur Oro
Guthrie
Sity
Bor
London
Sir Win, Lyne
Birmingham
Great Britain
Canadian Tariff Revision Tied to Colonial Conference
The London and Daily Mail says Finance Minister William Fielding will leave Ottawa to negotiate with Germany Austria Hungary on a new intercolonial tariff. It claims if Germany grants concessions England refused, Britain's preferential tariff against Germany could fall from 40 to 10 percent. Fielding, former Halifax editor, drafted Canada's tariff and Britain’s preferential tariff and later surtax plans on German-made products.
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London
London & Daily Mail
Win. Fielding
Obtawa
Germany
Great Britain
Canada
Freedom of Manchester City Bestowed on Colonial Premiers
The Lord Mayor of Manchester awarded the freedom of the city to Hon A Deakin, Hon L S Jameson, and Sir Wilfred Laurier's son at the Hotel Cecil in London. He praised imperial unity and expressed a wish to foster colonial ties. Deakin sent regrets about attending Manchester events. The remarks touched on cotton trade, imperial funds, and conference attendance.
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London
Manchester
A. Deakin
Wilfred Laurier
Jameson
City of
Hotel Cecil
McDeakin
Trou
Trial of Miners Federation Leaders in Boise City
Widespread national interest surrounds the Boise City murder trial of Tom Mayer and Williane Hayward of the Miners Federation for the death of ex Governor Stormenberg. Troops patrol the city as testimony unfolds. Harry Orchard testified of a promised payment and a bomb linked to Sterinenburg’s killing, and confessed plans for 26 murders within the Inner Circle of the Western Federation of Miners.
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London
America
Boise City
Idaho
Tom Mayer
Williane Hayward
Miners Federation
Stormenberg
Harry Orchard
Sterinenburg
Orchard
Western Federation of Miners
Franco Japanese Talks Shape Far East Spheres
London reports May 9 that France and Japan agreed on spheres of influence in the Far East excluding Siam. German papers were surprised by the publication. Most papers see the pact as a peace measure while some view it as a challenge to German policy. One paper mocks King Edward’s perceived omnipotence.
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London
France
Japan
Far East
Siam
Edward
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Locke
the Browns
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H. Locke
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Bunbury
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York
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You W. James
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Juon
W. James
Bunbury & Donnybrook
Mead
My Rture
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Rni i Victoria
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McCombe
Law
Sommers & Co’s
D. G. Baldock
Victoria Street
Thomas
Thomas & Co
Victoria St
F. W. Steele
Building Society Chambers
Stephen Street
Thomas W. L. Wilson
Harvard University
J. H. Carr
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Shipping Intelligence
Atboutinos
Nor
Tena
Hording
Mauritius
H. 1. Abrahamson
Gregorio
Bqus
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Millarw K. and
J Co (Ivog) Ltd
Alvies
Tony
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M. Cochrane
Mira
Ehwury
Iy Oolitheae
Lie Nwali
Charlos
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Ugea
Dor
Liu
Elme
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Eck
Mark
Parkes
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the Chemists
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Wool Sales
Crowbredy
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