Fremantle figures in a long mixed report and name drops
The fragmentary text mentions Mr Haske ng holding a record and notes about Captain Mar cons, the ATS liner Indarra berthed at Victor Quy, and local Fremantle figures like J. Alton and Mayor Capen Mareau Haborne. It references musical talents of Findler, Fremantle industrial events, and policy around wheat handling, cemetery use, and a government committee including Messiah Le Sutton and P. Stevena. The piece mixes travel, culture, and public works with regional names and hints at postwar Australia.
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Capen Mareau
Haborne
ATS
Indarra
Victor Quy
Marcons
Porseuer
Hiaritua Vnion
Philos Welphia
Fremantle
Messiah le' Sutton
P. Stevena
W. Lond Dent
Alfare
Public Works Department
New South Wale
America
Parry's Pharmacy Ad Markets Purest Drugs
An old advertisement from Market Street promotes Parry's Pharmacy offering best and purest drugs. The notice highlights quality finishes and trustworthy supply for customers seeking medicinal care.
Arrival of the Belgic at Fremantle
Immigrants arrive aboard the Belgic to a crowded harbor welcome in Fremantle. Estimates of 7 000 plus spectators line the wharves as families, orphans, and single women prepare to enter new homes and work. Officials and guests from the Australian Labor Federation participate in the reception and processing at South Terrace and the immigrants’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremantle
Lnd
Heat and Parest Drugs at Parry's Pharmacy on Market Street
A brief notice indicates Heat and Parest drugs are sold only at Parry's Pharmacy located on Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parry's Pharamey
Market Street
Triennial Labor Congress Opens At Trades Hall
The Triennial Labor Congress convened this week at the Trades Hall with about 120 delegates including ten ladies. Prominent attendees include Mrs. Dodd and Mrs. W. L. Thomas, with President Mr. By AW. Barrows presiding. The gathering will discuss Labor daily and shape a platform for the next Assembly elections, with an official report to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indies
Lat Bewdle
Perth Women's Social Chil
Fremantle
Dodd
W. L. Thomas
Bunbury
Cepye
Labor Daily
Congress
Keogan Wins Fremantle East Ward By Election
An extraordinary Fremantle East Ward by election to fill Rothway’s vacancy saw voting at Tow Hall and Wesley Hall from 9 am to 7 pm. The poll produced a low turnout of 61 on the roll with Keegan receiving a clear minority lead over McCutcheon, securing the unexpired term.
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Rothway
Tow Hall
Wesley Hall
J. HL Keogu
Powrly
Me RR
GC. McCutchoor
Frewwartle Trute Hill
Aivonns
Election notes reflect limited voter interest and brief term
A local council member stated little interest in the election and promised to work hard during his short term to earn continued support. He moved a vote of thanks to the Returning Officer, which was carried, while the mayor gave a brief reply. Mr McCutleoty could not be present to respond.
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McCutcleoty
Fremantle Literary Institute lecture opens series
The Fremantle Literary Institute held a Wednesday evening lecture by Hon. T. Walker Attorney General and Minister of Warne tion on Latin ad Giondenne. President Q. Frost chaired with support from vice president Ma Fel. Mefaren. The vast audience enjoyed a mix of regal, historical, scientific, and philosophical notes with humor and lively commentary throughout the event.
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Fremantle Literary Enstitute
T. Walker
Attor Hay
Ramention
Me. Q. Frost
Tustituts
Elusir
Nauel Wan
Dent
Ma Fel
Mefaren
Fin
Eevee
Ianny Woo
Winther
Local Institute Lectures Staged To Highlight Town Value
A committee plans a small subscription campaign connected with lectures and other events to reveal the institute’s value to the town. The goal is to demonstrate usefulness and extend the institute’s benefits to residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnall
Conidente
Fremantle B C Hold Third Row Race
Fremantle Bicycle Club staged its third row race on Saturday a ten mile course. Riders finishing ahead of the starter included W Kennington J Hall Fy Tonkin He Skipworth C Dunkley J Patteron Jy Christensen E Rone Ny Bucyr. Winner was R Rone with Hull Wood and Dunkley taking third place amid blustery conditions. The club plans an extra event at Coogee next Saturday despite the windy night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Kennington
J. Hall
Fy Tonkin
He Skipworth
C. Dunkley
J Patteron
Jy Christensen
Ae. Rone
Ny Bucyr
R. Rone
Hull Kwood
Dunkley
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Tumayrow
Haskeng
Rm Howe
Prince Chaskie
J. Alton
East Fremantle
Falgar H. Pivdler
Lax
Haglund
Y. Mastin
Wade
Berlin
Wight
Henly
Mer Fisher
Oman
Waite
Attfield
Wimwatroots
Mierloewlite
Alma
Parry's Pharmacy
I.X.L
Tiwan
Bern
Klis
Ing
South Terrace
Australian Labor Federation
W.A
Tiis
Mussis
J. A. Doland
J. P. Doheney
A. McCallum
J. Hilton
Spevkur
E Froy
Me J.B. Holawn
W. D. Johnson
P. Collier
Mines and Railways
AW. Barrows
W. C. Augwin
Ane
Boulos
My. Lane
Poldfielde
Aspong
Arnold
Ad “Talor
Ken
Ab, Pady
W. Moore
Framantle Council
AAP
Janel
Rudaas
Mr. Lesson
Tak Lassox
Princess Trrarre
Fremantle Municipal
Keegan
Mc Keegan
Rogan Umnkerd
Lin
Ind
Fremantle Literary Institute
Hirpunnin
Lavras
Mesthinnie Biseb
Juan Panun
Waac Hiiake Presint
Jon Tie TtHibe Jodinbange Oat Tar Agg
Fremantle B.C
Cotton
National Bank
Perth
J. Anearson Wonen
We National
Une Bort
Cenkiclorslie Development of Trade and Committee
Mtindlay
Freemasons Hotel
Te En
Lyin
Swan and Castlemaine Berr
Newcastle Club Hotel
P. & C. Hotel
Andy Elliott
Toni
W. W. Smith
Union 8.8
Go. M.Z
Federal Hotel
Town Hall
Edgar H. Fiedler
Assonranion
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