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Newspaper
Fremantle Herald
Location
Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 16, 1914
Page
4
TENDERS for fencing Buckland Hill Signal Station Reserve and related structures close noon January 20. Also public works tenders for Spearwood School close noon January 27. Details at Fremantle Court House Perth and Fremantle offices. Under Secretary for Public Works MUNT.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention letters addressed by GPO Fremunile and Berth with Mrs. Rose and Craig Boston Bradinar. Names Wits AULeToN, NSA, and December referenced, suggesting a correspondence or missing friends theme without clear event details or dates.
A fragmentary review recalls Footlight Turns and Fremantle cinema features. It notes Maud Wilkinson and Mel Hill Wise delivering entertainment with robust musical support while praise shifts to performers, including Agnes Hybun and Miss Wyland, and to stagecraft amid a busy holiday selection.
The Liberal League of WA announces Cain Cardy for Commonwealth and State rolls available on application. Offices open 9 am to 5 30 pm and Saturdays 9 am to 12 noon. From January 19 onward liberals are invited to join. Information from Secretary F. W. Hatt.
A Fremantle branch of the Young Liberals Society has opened to unite young liberals. All youths urged to join at once. Subscription is 26 shillings 6d per year. Debates held fortnightly in the League Rooms.
Fragmented ad style text proclaims stock supply from Hus with promises of drought resilience and easy terms. Mentions DAD MUM Kate Sandy Dave Moray and Elvotrie Irony in garbled lines. Reads like an inexact marketing blurb with repeated phrases and unclear claims about products and services.
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