ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES AT MONARO PORT
May schedules show arrivals including Monaro from Fremantle and Geraldton and Komat for Newcastle. Vessels in port list Freilan Elsa Montrosa Patriansk Harrondate Jackson and others with destinations Natal Montevideo and Port Elizabeth. Expected arrivals include Albertinus Gregorio Elvira Alf and Bunecdals with loading plans and routes to Perth Fremantle Newcastle and Geraldton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monaro
Geraldton
Komat
Tong
Irvine
Newcastle
W—Millacs
Fort
Freilan
Nor Bqne
Tone
Telmert
Durbas
Millars’ Co
Elsa
Hallburg
Natal
Timber Corporation
Montrosa
Bane
Anderson
Port Elizabeth
Millars' K
J. Co
Rgoa) Ltd
Patriansk
Albertinus, Nor
Barquentine
Hording
Mauritius
H. A. Abrahamson
Gregorio
New Coal Find West of Collie Yields Superior Fuel
In Bunbury Herald May 13 1907 news notes the discovery of high grade coal west of the Collie coalfield with calorific value 1216 Btu and only 4 percent ash versus prior 10887 Btu and 82 percent ash. The undeveloped 1500 acre area may hold about 31 million tons, promising ample supply and fewer railway limitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collie
Railway Department
Collie Cooperative
Discoveries Hint at West Coast Coal Vein Near Bunbury
A western coal find near Donnghewik prompts hopes of a high grade seam reaching Bunbury area. Locals urge disclosure while debates around Fremantle and Perth wharfage charges mirror broader plans to concentrate trade in Perth. Bunbury aims to attract industry with a new lime factory and cattle imports, while Bunbury Road Board is renamed Capel. Fire destroys two stores at Wagin, damage estimated at £850.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunbury
Donnghewik
Indica
Bugiury
Railway Department
Bedlington
Caan
Newcastle
Australia
Fremantle
Perthia
Angwin
M.la
Porth
Feith Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Perth
Perth Chamber of Commerce
Wagin
Holmes
Bunbury Local Notices and Meetings Ahead
Local and general notices announce Bunbury Model Parliament preparations and a council meeting for tomorrow evening. A Bunbury Nunt Club general gathering is set for this evening at the Prince of Wales Hotel, with other items including an auction of household furniture on Wednesday at 2 pm at Railway Villa Wittenoom Street. The Latios Guild first work meeting is scheduled for Bedford Hall Wednesday at 3 pm, and a weather note mentions rain in the evening with a sharp storm and a light fall continuing into the night. Woods Peppermint Cure recommended for bronchial coughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunbury Model Parliament
Bunbury Model Parlisment
Bunbury
Ahorn
Prince of Wales
Wittenoom-streat
Latios’ Guild
Bedford Hall
Ugt Veryine Torestad
Shuech
Witend
Werther
Almont
Hunbary
Bunbury Notes On A Busy Week In Town And Country
A Bunbury column covers a range of items from a new parent’s fragrant moment to police, railway shifts, and local sports. The piece notes Sergeant Evans’s temperate stance, hints of social scenes, and civic chatter about candidates for Central Ward and North Ward. It mentions amateur operatic society hints, local orchard issues, and new Bunbury agents for Tilly's Photographic Stores with supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonso
Burlington
Mom and Heir
Polies Sergt
Evans
Bunbury
Ong
M. M. Bergel
HMB
Secord
B. Hollner
Perth
Amateur Operatic Society
Lumpers Triumph As Bunbury Footballers Defeat South
In a Bunbury match the Lumpers beat South 82 to 42 amid strong youngster showings. Digger Smith starred for the winners with Hislop Dowling and Keddie among top performers. Dowling anchored defense for South, while Evans and several veterans struggled to halt the Bunbury attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Razhgainad
Jarrah
Southy
Dowling
Digger
Smith
Harry Hislop
Evans
Dub
Stevens
Stites
Cars
Yorky
Taylor
Newb
Sammy Stevens
South
Ing &H
Lampere
Ay White
Stokes
Paddy Michal
Jarl
Dare
Pune
Gms
Che
Keddie
Upnguin
Wally
Thislap
Wat
Wan
Hislop
Davy
Stevens Davy
Pad" Crichaid
Owens
Ravji
Chof
Lurapers
Rouths
Pragent Sanzon
Bunbury
Lump ‘Acs
Jyreahjorkers
Sharp
Disher
Martin
White
Donaldson
Stokas
Webber
Norrie
Reid Davidson
Digger” Smith
Jackson
Sep. Shaw
Pon
Brigady
Boston Green
Hislop Bros
Bostock
Paddy Michael
Lutter
Richardeon
Death of Mr W Longbottom in Busselton tragedy
By wire from Busselton dated May 13 reports the death of Mr W Longbottom, long respected Perth born in 1843. The second son of the late Stephen Longbottom, he was unmarried and largely homebound, walking only with crutches, after an incident on the 11th when he fired at his brother in law’s house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owens
Ghd
Gaylor
Butler
Jones
Torm
Gooay
Ranji” Dowdey
Hewsler
Kelly
Harry Brokes
Dowling
Saramy Stevens
Anne
Young Sharp
Norrin
Disher
Busselton
W Longbottom
Stephen Longbottom
Perth
Busselton Golf Club Plans and Local Council Actions
District news from Busselton reports a golf club meeting at the Esplanade, a letter from Sir Frederick Meldon about presidency of the club, and a review of grounds and a plan to appoint a caretaker. Football club general meeting at the Vasey Hotel elected officers, with G S Garrana resigning as secretary and new management named. Municipal council held a special meeting to draft Empire Day arrangements and submit requests for beach, river, and recreation upgrades, including jetty approach and park improvements with estimated costs. A cricket match Newton versus Kaloorah was abandoned due to a broken ball. 63 for 1 in Kaloorah before tea, dinner followed at Freemasons Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busestton
Prederick Medtond
Presant
Rome
Baeselton Fayball
Vasey
Hijgnyl
G. S. Garrana
Busbury
Lin
Patton
F. Wilson
Cammilleri
Mosaes G. B
Milary P.S. Bignell
Bignell
R. Gale
G. Barnard
J. Shekshon
B Stona
Autunruth
Tredauree
J. Richwed
Menars
Barkin
G, Barnard
B. Jarvis
G Bock
Thomsom
Dea Hassell
Donald
Cunning
Bovell
Prosser
Ant
Newton
Freemasons
Busselton
Autonrath
Freemasons’ Hotel
School Gardens Letter to Wellington Society on Gardening Prize
A May 1807 letter from State School Roranup requests the Wellington Agricultural Society award a prize for the best school garden display of fishers and vegetables grown on echo grounds by pupils. The author praises gardening to teach habits and observation. Mr Fenonkel has donated a £1 prize for the above purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roranup
Wellington Agricultural Society
A. G. Clayton
Fenonkel
Abors Purposs
Commercial News Market Report from Kalgoorlie
Market notes from NMosers Prnsse Lowe and Co Ltd Kalgoorlie show supplies short and demand brisk. Prices for fruits vegetables poultry and staples listed with multiple items including oranges gooseberries turnips cucumbers celery potatoes onions lettuce and meat birds. Prices are quoted in shillings and pence with several items at Whitby and local market levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nmosers Prnsse, Lowe and Co. Ltd
Hany Nan
Dansard
Wortley Hall
St. Dorndillo
Colery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Locke's
Locke
the Browns
H. Locke
House Furnishers
Wellington ‘Street
Head Show Rock and Factory
Bowery
Northam
South Frotantle
York
Bridgetown
W. James
Sunbury
James
Bunbury & Donnybrook
Mead
Meads
Victor Mead
Storia Stvent
S.S. Vancouver and
Goodwin
Tel
Fire Fly Garden
J. G. Baldock
Victoria Street
Thomas
Thomas & Co
Victoria St
F. W. Steele
Building Society Chambers
Tephen Street
Thomas W. L. Wilson
Harvard University
J. H. Carr
Port OF
Shipping Intelliranoe
Leask
Robt
Forrest
Agunt
Komate
Pri
N.S
Millare
Monara
Glenlee
Karachi
Patriarch
Elen
Fredon
Montrose
Barrowdale
Bunbury Herald
Toss
Chumbers
Railways
Dedlington
Hutter
Lulee and Ja
Auriculture
Mal
Quarey
Spencer Park
Bunbury Road Boach
Goverment Gazette
Heradt
Bunbury Road Board
Capel Road Board
Ecoff
Harrett
Ratira
Spencer
Pareh
Palmer
Hands
Chicfeat Industei
Donnybrook
Perth i
Almateur
Thomas and Co
Tilly
Johnstone
Binwmoon
Givens Chanes
Shore
Parbapa
Balgoorlis
Soul
W. Longbottom
District News
Busseston
Parkes
Carr and Co
the Chemists
Ars Fe
Robur
Lillie Langtry
South Africa
Ceylon
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