A Popular Whisky for Over 60 Years
Daniel Crawford highlights a whisky bottled in Scotland that has been popular for over six decades. The notice emphasizes enduring quality and regional craft in its production and branding.
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Newspaper
Fremantle Herald
Location
Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 05, 1913
Page
2
Daniel Crawford highlights a whisky bottled in Scotland that has been popular for over six decades. The notice emphasizes enduring quality and regional craft in its production and branding.
Fremantle council discussed government action affecting the state with the mayor noting a wire sent to Sir John Parrett. The meeting urged Fremantle to raise its voice against perceived injustice threatening local and state interests while preparations for a community concert proceeded with local figures and performers featured.
A fragmented report notes confusion over naval actions and a mayoral request. Telegrams from Sir John Forrest arrive as Dr. Carter reacts to a ministerial defence position. An amendment to endorse the mayor’s course is moved and carried after debate on naval measures and urgent relief.
Discussion centers on excluding Fremantle from the Trath Bill operations. Majority view deems the bill useful for street trade control but warns it would burden Fremantle's municipality. Objections focus on subsidy levels and which roads become main roads within municipal boundaries. Dr Carter's proposal to exclude Fremantle fails.
A published item lists 14 months of contributions to Fremantle Public Hospital and related groups. It names donors and events including Fremantle Lumpers Union, City Band events, hospital ball sales, the Proctor and Perth City Band, Canadian Boys, Ada Station, and several local clubs and societies, with opening day receipts and social functions noted in a fragmented memorial of local philanthropy.
Fragmentary notes describe a concert at the Sailors Rest with mentions of attendees or performers and a Saturday evening timing, though several words are garbled. The readable pieces imply a social or charitable gathering with a musical program.
At a Monday council meeting Dr. Carter moved to protest the Traffic Bill in its present form. He argued the measure would deprive the council of between £600 and £2,600 annually and urged parliamentary representatives to oppose it until amended. The item references include International Harvester Co and Colonial Sugar Refining Co among others.
A catalog of fabrics and silks with prices per yard or piece. Items include Crum's Best Prints and Cambrics, corduroys in colors, crepons, costume cloths, organdie muslin, tussore silk, mousseline de soie, tussore poplin, javanese silks, voiles, and ta ffeta silks with listed widths and costs in old currency. Strong commercial listing with numerous fabric names and prices.
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