Beach Town Clerk Hupport Proposes Rent Regime for Stalls
A May meeting of Icacouauil discusses town stalls and occupiers near the Beach recreation area. Proposals include licenses for Indur Singh, G Barrell, Mrs Connell, and others with rents set by a council valuation and a six month notice to resume holdings. The plan aims to regulate structures and fees while preserving competition.
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Icacouauil
Min Averidanes
Wuldings
Uigt
F. Gudarker
Pooley
Heritiog
Tassult
Mrs. Power
Mra. Connell
T. + Rogers
E. Hogbon
Mre
William
Gleresford
Fey
Gammell
Third Bench
Tfe
Alte
Saeh
Indar Singh
Bunry
Keegan
Fremantle
South Beach
OUR MERCANTILE FLEETS AND EARLY STEAM NAVIGATION
The text outlines the rise of Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation and Oriental Steam Navigation Company, noting key figures like Perey and Eremenie, and the 1840 Royal charter. It details early vessels such as the Hludos bio of 1,800 tons, highlights routes from England to the East via the Cape, and describes expansion from England to India, Suez to Calcutta, and onward to Ceylon, Madras, Heung, and Hong Kong.
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Baia
Alexandria
Royal Ehorsur
We Pommseler and
Oriental Snow Navigation Company
Ile Far East
India
England
Cape of Good Hope
Eugland
Andria
Suez
Ceylon
Madras
Calcutta
Heung
Sisapors
Hong Kong
Cricket Notes and Transfine Shipping Sparks
Cricket notes recount a match where Sea Lumpers bowled out for 39, WalG dismissed ALC.A for 39, Ernie Jones and Rye Wirstouse starred with the ball, while Bert Banks and Capes led batting. Shipping details cover P and O line history, leadership changes, and recent transatlantic service expansion, including Sir Thomas Suncherland’s resignation and Maurice Munday’s appointment.
High street notes recount close win over Adelphians
Report notes a 2 point margin victory after Adelphians fall behind with Adelphians first innings 68 and 2nd 32. Sener cites High street first innings 30 with 22 jonives 67, Burns tops with 26 not out. Billy Jones scores 14.
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Adelphians
High Street
Jonives
Poet Burns
Billy’ Jones
Cottesloe Beach Notice of Mourning and Local Tensions
Raj Guar and Edwin Thomas Mose are remembered as longtime district figures with Mose noted as a travelling salesman for Gorrie and Co. in Freetrade. The piece details hospitalities and community concerns, including rock throwing by youths at Mascman’s Bay, tensions between ratepayers and the Cottesloe Lighting Committee, and discussions on road boards, loans, and a proposed hall while noting a municipal fire brigade inquiry.
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Raj Guar
Meadwin Thomas Mose
Mose
Battie Strest
Messrs
Ausalia
Meighborna 1
Mascman's Bay
W. W. Clarke
Cottesios Beach
Cottesloe
Beach Road Board
Hull
Parker
Cook
Rogal
Fieppard
Prienkel
Fire Brigade
Te Wyslent
Assault charges against Minnie Tegan and Emily Clarke
On February 25 three women faced assault charges regarding Elmily Piri Secgant Stapson, who claimed repeated beating at Trades Hall and Market, with injuries requiring medical care. The defendants denied guilt but were found guilty with costs imposed.
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Focal Police Cours
Minnie Tegan
Emily Clarke Wee
Bilin Pate
Trades Hall
Whcich
Resa
Clarke
Am Butt
Rest
Sinen
Adford
Australian football annual meeting applauds war effort and league progress
The Australian Football annual meeting in Western Australia, presided by Ar. W. A. Murphy, adopted the annual report and heard speeches defending sport during wartime. Major Jones lauded the West Australian Football League while officials praised East Fremantle's growth and their premiership triumphs, with presentations and honors for players and club staff.
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Bess Prauunds
W. W. Smith
W. A. Murphy
Messrs K G. 0
W.A.P.L
W‘orr
Wi L
Filso
Seint-Major Jones
Elserate
WAP
West Australian Football League
Flo
B G O'Neill
League
Sevecam
Major Jones
England
W. Barr
East Fremantle
South Fremantle Club Holds Annual Meeting At Tides Hall
South Fremantle Football Club conducted its annual meeting Monday night at Tides Hall with president A B Putland presiding. R G O'Neill, W Orr, Alec McCallum, and R Tapping attended as officers and praised the season’s performances noting six players retiring and six new committee members elected. The club reported thirteen wins and four losses, with 157 goals 184 behinds for 1030 points and an overall strong finish despite not claiming the premiership. Donations rose while gate receipts fell due to wartime declines and the absence of the visiting team from Sydney.
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Urner
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Wal
East Bremansle
Ss Promtiers
Mae
Thw Int
Hiem
Don
Aley
W, BR
Ope
WARL
Mitetminis
East Fremantle
Cluttad
Beshdts
WAI
Onital
Clwb
Aml
W. Huuricha
Truscott
A. Rawlinson
Scobie
Carlson
A. Ricoul
W. Mulligan
A. Dix
Scobie Rawlinson
Shurb
Jos Brown
Heinrichs
Thrull
Albert
Mrr. W. Truscott
Westralian Workers
Ensmng
R. Lynn
MLC
Uneppassay
RB. Cavier Cuuoppaca
My. Ay i Pady
Gecreias
Thos. C. Wilson
Mr. Birch
South Bremantls
Tides Hall
A.B. Putland
Messrs
R. G
Neill
East
Souths
Fumnteup
Wey Fai
Hague
East Fremuuntie
Pertt
Swblsee
Sydney
Sher
Alec McCallum
O'Neill
Orr
Tessas Bex
McCallum
Joe Coates
Tne Cheirman
Maher
G. Strong
G. Thames
W. Sutherland
Dr. Sheet
B. Wailish
Witt
Patiron
V. Nintom
L. Prarce
J. D. Marshall
A. Bell
Mr. R. Tenping
Sorth Fremantle Club Meeting Highlights Reform Hopes
The annual meeting of the club was held on Tuesday night March 9. Any doubts about Norths reforming for the season were dispelled by the excellent attendance and the enthusiasm shown at the meeting, with strong interest evident throughout.
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Norths
Samuat
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South Fremantle Club
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