Deputation to Minister for Works on Perth Fremantle Road
Representatives from Perth Fremantle districts pressed the Minister for Works about main road control and maintenance. They argued the Perth Fremantle road is in disrepair and endorsed a traffic bill to fund upkeep via licence fees and government subsidies, urging retention of state management over the route.
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Budien
Parth
Fremantle
Perth-H'remantie
Muniel
Roa
Angwin
Gove Cement
Supyurt
Deputa
Alfiajen
Austen
Perth
Mer Angwin
Main Rode
Parliamans
Ashley
Casey
Bill
Reuludu
Oluere
Otter
States
New Zealand
Hydney
Watt
Teaffe
Peverning
Saat Gies
Legislative Council
Fremantle Police Court sentences detailed in Monday sessions
A large attendance heard multiple cases. John Taylor was cautioned. Barnett paid fines. Butler fined. Daddow Conran pled guilty and were fined. Dickens received initial sentence then revised to a fine or month’s hard labor. Hollander, accused of assault, faced three charges and was imprisoned. Mary Ann Farrell, Mablin Whitmore, Duncan Johnson, and others faced fines for idle or disorderly conduct and related offenses. Some youths were remanded. others fined for light offenses.
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Baturdey
Bunday
John T.taylor
W. H. Barnett
Cub Garey
Butler
Stephen Daddow
Charles
Conran
Robert Dicken
Aault
Theodore Hollander
Olympia
Nauault
Nervat
Ans
Idle
Mary Ann Farrell
Nce
Simpsen
Salvation Army
Duncan Johnson
Coats
Charles Monson
Grahem Vivian
Offenos Fe
Wedriot Dart
His Majesty'n Hotel
Conta
Thomas Cherie
Atwell
Chorrie
Cherie
Gambling youths in trouble over unlawful game of chance
Lionel Cornish and Henry Hi Monday played an unlawful card game for money in the Fremantle pavilion. Police Constable Richardson and Mile followed up after a tip from the Oval and heard voices and jingling coins near the pavilion. They approached and found four persons nearby as officers investigated the noise and activity.
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Lionel Cornish
Henry Hi
Stoney
Fremantle
Richardson
Oval
Constable Mile
Port’s Harbor Workshops Relocated to Arthur Head Relic
State workshops shift from Arthur Head on the north bank to adjacent site at Arthur Head after plans changed. New low moulders and pipe making shed rise to support expanding shipping trade. Building over two hundred by forty feet with fifty feet height, rails connect to railway system for trucked foundry outputs. Additional structures planned and departments moved as space becomes available to accommodate rising mechanization and local employment.
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Arthiar Head
The
Tiger
Fimco
Hse
Iehen
Hwen
Arthur Had
Ubsl
Publie
Ecartion
Mechanica
Parry's Pharmacy Testing Pore Ary the oat
Parry's Pharmacy is mentioned in a fragmentary item from MTZ archives with unclear context. Details about purpose location or date are not provided in the readable text.
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Parry's Pharmacy
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Perth- Fremantle Road
POR Works
MR. Johnson
Noth Fremantle
Fo Cullen
Subiaco
W Hitohi
Cestevoun
Clarnawnt
Wo Martin
Chaurman
Clypenout Ronda Board
North Frowantle
Boun Inn
Muncipality
Clareroont’ Ronds Board
Millister
Goyermont
Parry's Pharmncy
Gncot Street
Broadway
Corner High
Market Streets
Ibed
Fremantle Police Court
Moura
Mofflin
McCutchen
Arma
Mills
Nitm
Childress
Cornish
Euchre
Nobins
Hicks
Pc. Richardson
WEW Watch Firm
Watchmakera, Jewillere Add Opticians
H. C. Rainsford
Chronometer Watcheraker
High Street
Srsamnitp
Tetha
High ST
Granah
Fremantle Dental Coo
Cr. Market and Bannister Sts
Glacemore
Um.wa
Shortcut
Higham's
Market and
Ganalster Sts
Wharria
Rciniy Pata
Lorate Kates Daly Heathn
T. Stack
Proprivers
Hotel Orient
J. Monaghan
Inte of
Coolgardie
the Union Stores Ltd
Mear, Law, Somner & Tons
Per Pkt
Per
MT. Lyel
Bainatord
Ms Bainaney
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