Wellington Azzle Society discusses annual show date change
The Wellington Agricultural Society held a Saturday meeting led by President Duos to consider altering their show date and to review rules. Attendees debated delaying to January and coordinating with neighboring districts while weighing the impact on stock, shelter, and town business.
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Wellington
Sonsets
Mr. Duos
Hagere
J.P. Johnston
GC. Mowe
W. Wheeldon
Row
Harsh
WF. Camdon
H. Rowe
Mrslling
Thomas
W. J. Fesieetonie
T. Rowe
Jeffress
Gardiner
Laporte
W. Re
Darkane
Uke
W. 8
Hzles
Alao
Hascilige
Towne
MeyHulde
Then
Lawe
Rosal Aggicultarat Reins
Wach
Noel Mirazier
Ths
Wetween Bunbury
Tulve
Euell
Ahly KC
Carroll
Ratton
Mors
Evelesume
Dorimty
Wheeldod
Pestle
Gaeta
Fridgetows
Donnybrook
Wheeldon
Ain Ae Ir Uhiles
Lowe
Uiay
Thorn
Tad Pier
Titan
Kavine
Gentian
Perth
Taguaryae
G. Rowe
Carl
Peru
Crotiean
Rose
January Show Plans Stir Local Agriculture Meeting
Vivid discussion over timing and exhibits marks a local agricultural society gathering. Members consider January favorable for judging and exhibits, noting November and December were slower, with many farmers preferring January’s slack period for preparation. Delegates from other societies encouraged joint planning for a larger show.
Joy Bells at Tiridawtown Wedding
Joy Bells recount a village wedding in Tiridawtown on the sixth instant. Miss Sainil Dony and Miss Mivehsuden led the decorations while Miss Nelmone and other bridesmaids wore blue若. Calon Fivertigiliam officiated with Rev. G. I. Devlin presenting the couple after a ceremony at Sullican Church. The bride wore a din MAluaite frock and net veil with lace and orange spray. Guests included relatives and Mr Alfred Doust, Mr Batterie, and Mr M’Nab chauffeured the couple to Newlands for a reception. The happy pair departed for Albany amid showers of rice and well-wishes.
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Tiridawtown
Alfred Dont
Batterie
Sullican Chure
Sainil Dony
Ulwre Ladmad
Mivehsuden
Tiendan
Calon
Aullford
Uae
Thie
Wali Mata
Gray
Thuir
Mr. M'Nab
London
Win
Newlands
Alfred Douot Wanriuye
Ellie
Batley
Conon
Devlin
Jay Aimorowsk
John Buirhruden
Hilden
Doust
Donal
Albany
Hatley
Condh
Metropolitan football at a glance in South Australia score rush
In a chaotic report from a metropolitan match, South Adelaide faced Norwood with frantic play and multiple kicks. The account notes key players like Graham, Cridland, Clare, Norrie, and Tulloch, detailing marks, goals, and behinds amid weathered field conditions and evolving momentum.
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South Australia
West Tarren Oo
Sonik Adelaide
North Adelaide
Norwood
Ann
Seth Ayer
Torrensey
Port Adelaine
Pantine
Burtago
Football
Herth City
Leederville
Mighante Hill
Dent Cottesloe
Parke
Jheny Bubined
West
Berth
Cablegrams and Postal Strikes Spark Government Prosecutions
London reports state that the Disciplinary Council dismissed eight postal officials linked to the recent strike. Precautions to prevent disorganization of postal and telegraph services are in place. Mary soldiers and pigeons are ready to handle letters if needed. The Railway Men's Union backs a general strike unless pensions reform passes Parliament. Government proceeds to dissolve the postal servants union, asserting it is legally constituted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Telegraph Department
Railway Men's Union
Tas
Postal Servants’ Union
Desperate Man Shot Officials Outside Berlin Court
London May 9 a man just sentenced to three months for assault reportedly drew a concealed revolver and shot three railway officials who had testified against him. One victim died from injuries as the suspect was being transferred from the Berlin Criminal Court building.
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London
Armurder
Berlin
Masuny
Te Prisum
Riots In Buenos Aires Injure Twenty In Bomb Incident
Riots erupted in Buenos Ayres as two bombs were thrown causing injuries to twenty people during the unrest in the capital of Argentina.
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Buenos Ayres
London
Argentine Republic
New Naval Invention Tested at Portsmouth
Rear Admiral Sir Percy Scott leads tests of an electric naval gunnery control invention at Portsmouth. The device aims to train guns in any direction without gunlayers. Outlook improving as relief efforts for Ottoman massacres gain support. Sultan Mahomed V forwards £30,000 for relief.
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London
Sir Percy Scott
Portsmouth
Areva
Anatolia
Ameer of Afghanistan Takes Up Motoring
The Ameer has decided to drive and has imported cars from London with a skilled chauffeur to accompany him on the roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ameer
Afghanistan
Grand Review Planned for 76,000 Troops at Aldershot
A grand review of 76,000 troops is arranged at Aldershot on June 13 to honor the visit of press delegates to the Conference of Editors of the Empire.
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London
Aldershot
Conference of Editors of the Empire
American Shipping Disaster on Lake Superior Sinks Shorey
London May 9 reports a Lake Superior disaster where the passenger steamer Shorey sank off White Fish Point, causing the loss of twenty one lives. The vessel went down so suddenly that many crew and passengers perished with it.
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London
Lake Supenor
White Fish Point
Wedding at Ar stretch Patuii amid Beldentown church
Report of a Wednesday afternoon wedding at St Patrick’s Church in Belden town. The bride wore a white gown with a silver belt and veil as guests watched, and the newlyweds left for a short honeymoon seven miles from Bridgetomy, planning to reside at Mr Ktreteh’s new home.
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Pat
Beldentown
Abe
Senator Symon Plans Return to Australia
Senator Symon will depart for South Australia after a period abroad. Lady Symon intends to remain in England for the time being.
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London
Joviah Symon
South Australia
Lady Symon
England
Proposed Amalgamation Investigated by New Committee
Landon Mayo reports that Mr Winston Churchill, president of the Board of Trade, appoints a Departmental Committee to probe the proposed railway amalgamation mooted recently. The committee will report on needed legislation so a Bill can be drafted for Parliament next year.
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Landon Mayo
Winston Churchill
Bord of Trade
Trading Company advertises wares and wares for sale
Chronic chest complaints and bronchial issues are mentioned alongside a general sales pitch by Trading Company. The ad promotes WGGS products, butters, potatoes, electri plate and silverware for household ware, with names like Stephen Stratt and Bunbury referenced. It also touts a Great Peppermint Cure priced at 16 6d.
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Cook
Stephen Stratt
Bunbury
Sir Robert Hart Invited to Return to China After 43 Years
Sir Robert Hart, late Inspector-General of Customs in China, who recently retired and returned to England after 43 years, has been invited to return to China.
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London
Robert Harry Bart
G.cmlg
China
England
Ben
South Bunbury Defeats Railway in Narrow South West Game
In wet conditions at Recreation Park a South Bunbury 15 point win over Railway marked by loose play and mixed officiating. Key standouts included Graham and Naylor for South Bunbury while Kruger and Palmer contributed for Railway as the match featured strong ruck work and late momentum shifts.
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Kruror Voen
Pudden
Gridland
Hough
Clare McAtley
Soutiekom
Hande
Graeham
Noytlus
Bath
Hallwige
Chare
Jirwil
Brinks Codland
Aix” Xarrie
Cridland Ngwin
Vorre
Grahim
Kruger
Palmer
Fruidwald
Mulwos
Phen Bammy
Grahann
Ani
Hall
Goa
Une
Gratrant
Fitharton
Wit
Exekinte
Owl
Cridland UN m
Norrie
Gierret
Nama
Hislop
Ihnother
Railways
AL Lila
Plaré
Southend
Dave Baer
Wongs
Nellaon
Mosquite
South Fmnbury
Souths
Kroger
Asia Norrie
Bert Grahnat
Inks
Naslor
Foley
Napier
M'Caltfie
Hwade
Bray
Merton
Willey
Gariwell
Ninper Teede
Truldwood
Fullarton
A. Clare
Wehoter
Tiston
M'Gulfrey
Tris Naylor
T. Graham
South Bunbirs
Palmner T
Tile Jooh
Pickeragill
Crid
Thomas
Spencer
Brevena
J. Curran
Noyrie
Mongh
Paisley
Whils
Davideon
Thompnon
Matchell
Fo Blythe
Renker
Ube
George Melon
Braidwood
Welind Sirnham
Rager
Tulloch
Paley
Graham
Tll
Teeny
Blythe
Orn Firm
Mos
Bricky
Criciand
Bothy
Havie
Geo Rewnivuid
Nawyert
Uraielwood
el Ween
Chartie Ray
Laks” Naytor
Huilwass
Aril
Risthe
Aula
Southe
Aenre
Nadix
Balmer
Hout
Mehl
Bisthe Gut
Rae
Atirier
Palmer Cmt
Algy
Wellington Club Gains Narrow Win Over Lumpers
Wellington club players Cronin Burgess Water Kerr Delaney Potts and Wen Strom starred as Wellington edged Lumpers 10 to 9 in the final. Tommy Richardson umpired expertly and Blipworth was praised for hosting the visitors in a windy afternoon football game marked by a minor head injury to Digger Smith.
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Fourneyes
Dardanyn
Wellington
Skipwords
Wellimeton
Fnh
Ninith
Cronin
U Burgess
Kerr
W. Delaney
Potts
Wen Strom
Baney
Bowtocker
Tommy Richardson
Yontess Blipwarth
Lampers
Cannery
Wellngton
Linnipore
Pte
Woala
Teluinds
Pte Wellington
Bellu
Pia
Junior match report from Porrest Park ends in four point Lumpers win
A junior clash at Porrest Park drew a fair crowd as Lumpers defeated Routh Bunbury by four points despite rain giving their side the edge. Key Lumpers performers included Wiatrop Wenn Wenn and North while Routh Bunbury featured Clare Taldwood Webster Blyslie Donaldson and Delaney with notable efforts from Holmes Conk Clare Head le and Beuckendoril for the losers.
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Porrest Park
Lumpers
Wiatrop
T Wena
D. Wenn
Maulesey
Pitcher
North
Roush Tunbury Clare
Taldwood
Webster
Blysl
Interview on Bunbury Harbor Plan and North West expansion
An interview outlines the Harbor Trust and Premier's stance on Bunbury facilities and railway linkage to expand trade, with Moore discussing plans for wooden sleepers, powerlines, and improved port capacity. The interview notes cattle transport, potential job gains, and a joint federal Admiiralty survey of northern routes to enable future steamship and rail connections in the Kimberley coast.
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Wawe
Mura
Derby
Carnaryan
Darby
Kimberley
Tudor
Admiralty
Bentiema
Police Court at Bunbury Court May 1 16 Drunks and Assaults
In Bunbury Police Court on Monday May 1 16, Thomas Donovan and Augusterator faced charges for drunkenness on Victoria street near Brignattine Bay. Edward Harrin and Frederick Tharseen faced separate assaults, fines issued. Chas Brown admitted disturbance at Rose Hotel and was placed on a prohibited list. Geo Wiseman charged with minor offense. Harry Kuhl fined for obscene language. Jowenes and Verdion details noted for employment dispute with one week wage notice.
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Thomas Donovan
August’ ‘Eruator
Demir
Victoria-street
Brignattine Bay
Tlt
Chas, Brown
Rose Hotel
Avouked
Ne Dritk
Geo. Wiseman
Iinitiar Offesce
Harry Kuhl
Victoria
Wan
Letter from Peilestrianiam on travel and sports aims
The writer, Peilestrianiam, discusses future travel from Alfred to England or Australia, mentions the International championships in London, and notes plans to attend the 220 yard championship tomorrow evening. He expresses hope for a good crowd and a favorable result, with reference to other events and expectations.
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Australia
Alried
Enelind
Austen
Invidious Comparisons at Wesley Church Address
A reader critiques a missionary’s Sunday address by Ric Bromilow on Rundiy night at Wesley Church, noting contentious views on native language, colonial policy, and the state of education. The piece reflects tensions over religious instruction and cultural change, with mixed reactions to Bromilow’s methods and motives.
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Gruner
Ric. Bromilow
Wesley Church
Heapwaker
Gaurin Asane
Amy
Gostor
Uerige
Ian
Verminas
Bromitow
Asin and
Sher Educational Refarmiers
Afr
Brownlow
Tuin Wabluiary
Teronistow
Letter to the editor on rescheduling Wellington show dates
Alr-Beeing all the Wellington Agricultural Society has decided to alter the show dates to January 12, 1941. The writer outlines proposed daily events and asks for community support and a meeting with the mayor. Walter Wit’sildon urges a guard secretary appointment and notes costs for children's amusements and weeklong activities.
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Wellington
Bent Darihle
Bunbury
Imther Witytetlons
Erik
Henday
Vhildren
Rasmvin
Htearday
Moneur
Argxestion
Romania
Raine Carnival
Pia
Walter Wit'sildon
Social and Personal Note From Bunbury and Perth
WJ Moore returned to Bunbury yesterday morning and plans to leave for Perth again soon. The Mayor of Bunbury, PW Biers, returned from Perth on Thursday. The text mentions a government hospital and an improving patient Mrs MuIle, with unclear details about the operation and location, noting it was not at the government institution.
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WJ Moore
Bunbury
Perth
Inday
Tunbury
Ttwap
Mra Muule
Ari Miureaver Ae
Local library gains public support at Boyanup notes meeting
The meeting adjourned with thanks to volunteers and the president for service. The library's separation from the association was finalized and all library books will be transferred to the library column by Monday. A. & Willams advised on valuable items and 50 volumes were pledged for the library's needs.
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J. Bark
Anne
Hillel Wiehe
Teanbor iMy
A. & Willams
Winligans
Bse
Fragmented Australian theatre and railway planning discussion
A long, dense passage discusses railway issues in Australia and theatre events at Bunbury. It covers proposed transit projects, costs, and management while detailing the public appetite for adaptation, entertainment, and organizational reforms amid political and social concerns.
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Breclal
Charman
Lowrie
Janasis
Wwe
Fortorr
Jeffrey Supportel Daniars
F. Johnsten
Venn van
Jauuerm
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Leehenee
Ike
Otter
Dunnary
Jeuve
Boelestone
G. C. Bose
G_C Rose
Wowan
Joy Bells
Sporting
Prehran
Williatelaposen
Holden Port South
Fremantle
Fremantle Midland Junction
Viktoria
Gowpetivions
Melhormne Parton
Fituror
Rt Ia
Geelong
Basenidon
Melhunette
Richmond University i Pallingwood
Hala
Avaurjation
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Wrighton
Northyate North Preston
Essendon
Romes
Grand Review
Patai
Symon
British Railways
Haudling
Wrqding Company
Sir Robert Hart
Railway
South Bunetry
Lompere V. Whletoton
Limpers
Jnuinns
Honbury
Tnd
Luuipore
Wainy
Platt
Hous
Wenn
Beer
Wit Braidwood
Holmes
Conk
Clare
Headle
Bausley
Beuckendoril
Banda
Clark
Bunbury Jetty
the Presdes
the Harbor Trust
Nay Moore
Chitet Dsorharmndt
Munro
Ulea
Eeyto
Anid
W. K. Owen
Asuault
Fileard Harris
Finch
Edward Harrin
Frederick Tharseen
Juno
Oma Mane
Brockman
Purbitt
Mel
William Jovens
Verdion
Eowa
Peilestrianiam
Social and Personal
Boyandp, Tureday
Boyanup Farmers’ Asenciation
Actuintane
Joer
Vunifuuniert
Mg Baleet
Alice
Cobleniing
Realanabinn
Adam
Akunune
Minty
Erosang
Ame
Blaine
Waparth
Mune Wupy Association
Ti Niles
Australie
Mutches
Hefield
Darrarté
Neu
Saturdy
Renosh Wachury Cortinde
SiMe Malo Manora
Peter Witignya
Nyotwon Fe
Alan Lyne
Australi
Armerie Austr Uno
Raishne
Oro
Tie Entertainment
Tahoe Newmaner Proprietary
Srnirale
Uber
Wotth
Abaya
Pune
Sanihis
Attar
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