Melbourne Cup Field and Betting Prospects at Cup Meeting
Melbourne forecasts predict fine weather and a record Cup attendance. Uncle Sam and Sea Prince appear among top picks with odds shown. Waesmil Effervencence and others named as contenders. The betting market shows Cagou and Uncle Sam at 6-1, Harpist and Alva's Tale at 10-1 and 12-1 respectively, Wassail and Posinatus at 14-1.
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Melbourne
Cagou
Uselo Sam
Agst
Harpist
Aget Alva
Iale
Wassail
Asgst Posinatus
Agst Radnor
Market Prices at Central Gardeners Market Perth
Prices shown for fruits and vegetables including apples Rokewoods Yates Nickajavks Navels Oranges Cape gooseberries and many vegetables such as potatoes onions swedes pumpkins French beans peas rhubarb cabbage cucumbers carrots turnips parsnips beet lettuce and cauliflower. Beef poultry and other items listed with varying rates. Trade names Gray and Burton reported fees.
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Central Gardeners’ Market, Limited
Murray-street
Perth
Yates
Rokewoods
Nickajavks
Messrs
Gray Amd Burton
Sudden Death of Capel Child Casts Shadow on Family
Four year old Roy Campbell Gibson, son of Mr and Mrs Campbell of Capel, fell ill on Saturday and died soon after. A postmortem is to be held. The family awaits findings as the community mourns.
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Roy Campbell Gibson
Mining Dispute Over Wage Increase Dates
Miners and dredge hands met Sunday to negotiate the 6d daily raise with the Mine Owners Association. They disagree whether the increase should date from resumption last November or twelve months prior, with owners offering six months. A full settlement awaits leaders' conference. idle work could cost more than the raise.
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Mine Owners Association
W. L. Owen
Charity Carnival Sparks Bunbury Fete Tomorrow
A charity carnival will be held to support the District Nursing Association with a daytime procession from the Federal Hotel to the grounds at two o clock, sports for both adults and children, a Lyric Theatre picture program, on grounds tea, raffles, and numerous prizes. The Carnival Committee meets tonight at the Council Chambers for final arrangements.
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District Nursing Association
Federal Hotel
Lyric Theatre
Raffles
Bunbury
Baldock and Co
H. H. Abrahamson
Srd
G. F. Teede
Fabricious Produce
Colombo Tea Co
J. Oliver
Kvywalkin
F. W. Roberts
A. 8
Pavy
Tipping
W. Derby
G. Milling
Carl Andersen
Lock and Co
G. H. Teede
Harris and Draper
W. W. Skews
B. Clarke
Brush
A. F. Reckner
Wing Shing
Ireworks
J. S. Pryor
Monkhouse
Hanson
Lytton Dramatic Co
Guy Fawkes
E. Patcher
Carl Glab
Snowden
Bridgetown Case Details Bar Fight Between Johnson and Crawford
In Bridgetown last Friday a case before magistrates heard Charles Johnson v Crawford proprietor of the Freemasons Hotel. Johnson faced assault and abusive language charges after refusing to leave the saloon. Crawford denied assault. damages and costs were awarded against Johnson for the abusive language and assault but the order to quit the bar was dismissed. The total cost to Johnson was about £10.
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A. Blechynden
A. Waddington
Chas. Johnson
Rolit. Crawford
Freemasons Hotel
Crosa Summendes
Julinson
Robin Crawford
Johnson
Crawford
Jolson
Dean
Johnston
Ronch
Isault—Fach
Ttme
Harvey Social News Highlights and Local Travels
Mr A Robinson returns to Harvey after a short stay at Williams te Y Mra Jenkins visits Bunbury to attend Miss Hilda Houghs wedding. A kitchen tea for the Misses D and C Clifton proves a great success with about 100 ladies present. Gifts marked D and C adorn the tables. Olive Stewart and Mrs Btround entertain with songs. Miss Bellamy of Yarloop moves to Harvey joining many friends. Harvey attendees include Mr and Mrs Arthur Clifton and Mrs A Clifton among others.
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Tom Hayward
Chas, Shenton
Ava Campbell
C. Clifton
Olive Stewart
Rose
Miss Bellamy
Yarloop
Harvey
Arthur Clifton
Mra
A. F. Clifton
Daisy
Brunswick
Mra L. Clifton
Roelanda
Eight Year Old Girl Myra Williams Dies
Sympathy flowed for Mr. and Mrs. Dave Williams at the death of their eight year old daughter Myra on Saturday. Funeral held at 4 30 Sunday with eight young pallbearers. A large attendance and numerous wreaths from family, friends, clubs, and neighbors honored the child.
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Dave Williams
Myra
Nures Bachin
Charley
Marjory
Tom
Merthyr
Nellie
Kate
Bruin
M. Warn
Doreen
C. Smith
McDonald
Smith
Eileen
Jennie Hastie
Margaret Morel
Sharp
Benson
H. Shivers
Tyres
Hector
Alice
Jack
Fred Jones
Zolimer
Renouf
Lily Boulden
Wheeler
Pioneer James White Dies in Bunbury
The long lived Bunbury resident James White died Saturday at age nearly 95. Born in Tiperary Ireland he arrived in Western Australia with Bunbury as his home for 59 years leaving a large family including three sons Michael Tor and John and a married daughter Mrs Rodgers of Australind. The funeral was widely attended with Dean Smythe officiating and Hon E F M Clarke and Mayor C Fraenkel among pall bearers.
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Jas. White
Bunbury
Mr. White
Tiperary
Ireland
Western Australia
James
Michael
Tor
John
Rodgers
Australind
Sunuday
Poincil
A.C. Foresters
Dean Smythe
FE. M. Clarke
M.L.C
C. Fraenkel
J. Foster Johnson
J.P
W. J. Norrie H. Prosser
R. A. Robinson
W. Brittain
Meat supply dispute touches Mill residents
Green bushes correspondent cites a West Australian report quoting Mr. J B Fogarty claiming the company supplies meat to his boarding house at a set price while private customers pay higher fees. The timber corporation has long ceased meat sales, leaving South West Butchering Co. and Mr. Uphill as suppliers.
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J. B. Fogarty
Greenbushes
South West Butchering Co
Uphill
Timber Corporation
Sugar and Gutter Case Guilt For Seamen and Lumper
In Bunbury police traced a sugar and butter theft from the Lahunga’s stores. Seamen Moledine and Smith, along with lumper Yates, were charged after evidence showed the pair sold the goods to Yates on board. Yates pleaded guilty and was fined.
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Lahunga
Sydney
Bunbury
Gee
Yates
Messra Baldock
Fraenkel
J'S.p
Moledine
Smith
Eshunga
Boneh
Mitt
Sen Yates
Yates Cross
Charity Car Carnival Night Features The Empty Cat
A Wednesday night benefit screening closes the Charity Car Carnival. The star film The Empty Cat runs 3500 feet with varied scenes including a paper mill and kidnapping tale. Supporting reels include Pathe's Gazette scenes at the Welsh Eisteddfod and other attractions. Names for the guinea prize may be submitted at the ticket office.
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Tians
Pathe's Gazette
Col. Cody
Paris
Lancashire
Australia
Sydney
Portsmouth
Archibald Chubb
Anne
Venice
Newtown to Celebrate First £5 Bonus Honoree
A Bunbury area column notes Mr. H F W Reading as the first local resident to be entitled to the five pound bonus. The piece also records weddings births and retirements among Bunbury residents with details on the Berry Thompson wedding and staff changes at Bunbury Butter Company.
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H. F. W. Reading
Newtown
South Western Advertiser
Shaftesbury Vaudeville Co at Lyric Theatre Six Aces
A seven artist company appears at the Lyric Theatre on Saturday Monday and Tuesday with Lyric Pictures. Stars include Phillips and Merritt champions of ragtime dance famed as a Continental Delight The Leonandos wire walkers and Will Jeffrey tenor. Each evening features a complete change of both pictures and vaudeville.
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Shaftesbury Vaudeville Company
Lyric Pictures
Phu.lips
Merritt
Drury Lane Theatre
London
Leonardos
Wire Walkers
Jeffrey
Brasch
Lyric Theatre
Phillips and
America
Leonandos
Will Jeffrey
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Y Ric
Star Picture Drama
Guinfa
Mr. A Robinson
Williams, Te 'Y
Mra Jenkins
Hilda Hough
Myra Williams
J.G. Fry
Donnybrook
Bunbury Butter Company
G. C. Hose
Constable Smith
W. J. Cope
Millars’ Ltd
Tally Clerks
Cope
Faulta
Plaison
Chamberlain
Hosteassom
Joel
Mra. Johnston
Mra. Bantaugh
Shaftesbury Vaudeville CO