Shipping Intelligence From Boyanup and Nearby Ports
Shipping notices report arrivals and cargos around Bunbury, Millars agency, and Cape Naturaliste. Ivydene from Java loads sleepers for Karachi and 700 tons of Scottish coal. Hobart expected with inward cargo. Spica and Deka chartered by Timber Corporation. Mandalay and Uhura listed with origins and tonnage. several vessels expected to arrive including Olivia, Stratharn, Bagna, Indiante, Spice, and Deka with notes on captains and agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Ile. BF
Ayent
Abrahameon
Hobart
Atthc Iast
R. Porrest
Spica
Deka
Timber Corporation
Eid
Messrs Spence and Co
Olivia
Java
Hansen
Sydney
Stratharn
Westgate
Killin
Wilson
South Africa
Karachi
Bagna
Toge
Annongso
Rio de Janeiro
Collie Produce Market Auctions Late May 1909 Prices
Me H. L. Griffith, Premier auction mart, reports Saturday prices for Apples, pears, oranges, quinces, cabbage, caulions, pumpkins, potatoes, onions, bacon, butter, eggs, cheese, poultry and feed. Listing includes many per unit and per weight figures with days of sale on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Griffitth
Premer Auction Mart
Rhubard
Tasman
Prima Factory
Martin's Us
Gambier
Seed bed and drill choices for firm soil cultivation
Campbell in his work on soil culture stresses a firm seed bed and seed in glace contact with firm soil. He favors the double disc drill with two closely spaced coulters forming a V shape to create a crevice and drop seed at the bottom, allowing soil to cover it and promote rapid growth. Heavy rain reduces soil firming and seedling establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Local and General The Bunbury noticeboard and obit
Local notices note a May meeting at the Lyric Theatre and a plan to lobby Perth for a terminal charge reform. Obituary reports the death of Mr Witham Sharp at 45 after a long illness, buried in Bunbury cemetery. Also covered are rail timetable discussions, a cat anecdote about a theft gone comical, and chamber of commerce updates on Western Australia visitors and jetty projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euthre
Lyric Theatre
T. W. B. Brooke
Hun Chance
Adrian
Boyannp
Hia
Buaiery
Yeaterday
Uevenes
Binh
Taganny
Hygel
Tukestreet
Saint Bunbury
Witham Sharp
Sharpe
Ie Temice
G. PB. Foreher
Bunbury
Perth
EM Chike
Chamber of Commerce
Snell
Nicholdy" Spencer
India
Trowbridge
Spencer
Tak
Sperker
Calvetta
Canaries
Chamber of Commerce of
The
Empire
Chaser of Commerce
Mr. Roberts
Wall
Roberts
Conference of Chambers of Commerce
Eup
Sydney
Fremantle
Western Australia
Buntury
Banbury
Associated Chambere of Commerce
Hanbury
Professors resignation hopes and government notes
The notice of Professor Lowrie resigning the directorship of agriculture surprised and saddened. The professor had held the post for months at £850 a year and declined the Rodney University chair offer. Other items cover Fremantle improvements, port dredging, and political maneuvers in Western Australia including Liberal and anti-Labor talks, with notes on transportation, guano shipments, and infant mortality comparisons.
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Lowrie
Rodney University
National Liberal League of Western Australia
A At
Fowler
Perth
League
John Forrest
Ar. Cook
Hobt
Hest
Sydney
Geraldon
Ar. Moon
Melbourne
Mitchell
Hudderfield
Yorkshire
Enghand
England
Huddersfield
Mudflernfield
Mr. Broadbent
J. A. Watts
Ing
Ants and Agricuture
Cofferin
Cunderdin
Political
Labor Party
Decidot
Donovan
Pune
Lime
Legislative Connel
Anres
Theodore Hruce
Adelaide
Ireon Buttrdas
Personal and Social Notes From Milars Welling ton
Mr Herbert Davies of Milars Welling ton was in Lown yesterday. Mr Wellard remains under care of Dr Williams with uncertain recovery. Mrs Privite wife’s condition in Banbury worsened though some improvement noted in Hon FH Bivase MatoAn. Mr Piesse, cerebal hemorrhage patient, attended by Dr Saw Kelall and Mouse. Premier said Pivase last saw him the evening before seizure and planned a stay at Perth soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Davies
Milars
Wellington
Lown
Wellard
Wiliams
Banbury
MatoAn
Piesse
Kelall
Perth
Katanning Tor
Pivase
West's Pictures Delights at Lyric Theatre Performance
The Lyric Theatre showcased West's Pictures with a diverse all round program praised for high quality industrial dramatic and humorous films. The company tours next move to Collie and then Gaubars with a similarly acclaimed lineup expected to match the prior success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric Theatre
West
Mr. West
Collie
Metropolia
Gaubars Agai
Worcestershire Defeats Yorkshire in County Cricket
Worcestershire defeated Yorkshire in county cricket. Worcestershire scored 203 in the first innings and 237 in the second, while Yorkshire tallied 299 in the first and 133 in the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Worcestershire
Yorkshire
Trade Unions in Britain Reach 2.4 Million Members
A Board of Trade return shows 1,173 British trade unions with a combined membership of 2,406,749. Of these members 201,000 are women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Board of Trade
Courts narrow anti gambling law impacts Belmont racecourse bets
New York courts have ruled the state anti gambling law targets only registered bets. At Belmont and other tracks bookmakers conduct much of their business verbally. Wagers are paid in envelopes rather than through formal channels, highlighting a gap in enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Belmont
Bank President Charged With Misappropriation
Augustus Heinze former president of Mercantile National Bank New York faces charges of diverting 2 500 000 dollars of the bank funds to his own use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Augustus Heinze
Mercantile National Bank
New York
Windell and King Charged Over Bank Defrauds at Bow Street
At Bow Street police court Windell and King faced charges of defrauding the London and South Western Bank of various sums. Prosecution says King forged advice notes while Windell alias Bernard Isaacs obtained cash. Isaacs, also known as D.8, reportedly confessed to taking £290 from each of eight branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Windell
King
Bow-street
London and South Western Bank
Bernard Isaacs
Isaacs
Terrible Deed by Accollier George Brown in Yorkshire
Accollier named George Brown of Conisbrough Yorkshire, in a state of temporary insanity from long unemployment, attempted to murder his eight children by releasing gas in their sleep and then killed himself. The children’s condition is serious but believed recoverable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Accollier
George Brown
Conisbrough
Yorkshire
Brown
Roberts to Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary
Field-Marshal Earl Roberts will celebrate his golden wedding on Monday. He married in 1859 to a daughter of the late Captain John Bews. They had six children, two boys and four girls, of whom only two girls survive. Lady Aileen Macy Roberts and Lady Ada Edwin Stewart Roberts are the surviving daughters. Their eldest son Frederick Henry was born in 1861 and died the same year. In 1872 another son, the Hon Frederick Hugh Sherston Roberts, VC, was killed at Tugela River during the Boer War in 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Earl Roberts
Lord Roberts
John Bews
Aileen Macy Roberts
Ada Edwin Stewart Roberts
Frederick Henry
Frederick Hugh Sherston Roberts
V.C
Tugela River
Germany and Britain Naval Threat Alert Publishes Pamphlet
Admiral Galster, a distinguished German naval officer, has published an alarming treatise on the danger to German ports from British raids. The pamphlet aroused great interest and is seen as a stimulant to the large naval programme for fleet building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Galster
Temeraire fitted with 4,000,000 candle power searchlights
Temeraire, commissioned for Home Fleet service, carries 4,000,000 candle power searchlights and wireless ethergram gear. It can send ethergrams within a 14,100 mile radius. Built in 1997 at Davenport dockyard, this first class battleship displaces 18,699 tons with 23,000 hp and 4 speed of 2 hulls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
HLMS
Davenport
Death of Lady Scott Noted in Obituary Card
The death is announced of Lady Scott, mother of Countess Russel, in a concise obituary notice honoring the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Scott
London
Countess Russel
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Priea
Mre Carr
Gorg
Farmer's Express
Trigwell's South-Western Carriage Works
Stephen Street
Gos Gunerincon
Glen Iris
Furnihed
Stirling House
Wesley Church
Illingworth
Rose
Windquill
W. C. Ramsay
Treamonger
Stephenxt
Bunbury Registry Office
Steraenstaxer
WH. W. B. Brooke
Boyanup Hotel
H. W
Shipping Intelligence
amRryan
Ivydons
Tone
Yule
Millars' Ltd
C. and
H. Locke
Wellington-street
Geo. H. Atkins
Udue Brook Nurseries
Harvey
Futcher
Txeness
Boot Palace
Care's Buildings
Victoria St
Renee
Clothing Palace
Victoria St., Or
Prinsep St
G. Tipping
W, Spencer and Sons
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Diktriot
Liberal
Victua Seeel
Opperity
Kuso Moto
Aid Wil
Monkhouse and Hansen's
Guneuly
Commercial Union Assurance Company Limited
Commercial Union
St. George’s Terrace
TERTH
George H. Johnston
Lamest Bates
Hoke 4 CO
Custom Mouse
Uundury
Tatundine
Enuf Piserie
Mavrgt Poves
Athemslimer
Tay State
Om Morilay
Ion P. Tuke
Parkes
Daly
Carr & CO
the Chemists
Roselea Nursery
Hay Street
Chas, Moore and Chow Guod
W. II Jones
W. Newman
Tl' Eares
Sudholz
Sudhol
Imperial Orchestra
FR Sue
Todd
Picton Crescent
Torquay
W. James
Cole
Vans
Frank II, Jones
Messrs
Raw and Co. Towers
Education Department
Buntney
Tatters
Burlington Motel
Pun and Pancy Dress
Dale
Bedford Wan Lon
Glo. BE. Clarke, Conveu'r
D. BE. Williams
D.alo
Awill
Lajessie Ronda
Jessie Rodd
Piet
DIETZ
Vexdms
Collie Produce Market
Comene
He “Nubury Hhald
Koonanu
Port Hedland Pitsarra
Moore
Alleer
Ue Public Works Department
Sydney University
Wan
Lowrie Huit
Wiil
Vlad
Xewa
Keeman
Amierof Gotminie
Wes
Agricultural Department
Landad
Goeczel
Namibaa
Numan
Mesere
Holman
O'Lochlen
Maton
Home Affairs
Federated Council of the Timber Workers of Australia
Commonwealth
Hiel
Mahon
Fremantie
East Premantie
Ramway
Social and Personal
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English Bank Francis
Bobs
Germany
Britain
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