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Newspaper
Fremantle The Advertiser
Location
Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 10, 1925
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text reports a local matter involving a person named Kent and an organization described as MARUIE HEETIS MER CASTILE INSUMANCE CO LTD. The readable lines suggest an appointment or action by an elected agent for the firm.
Service times for Point Walter trams are listed with Saturday and Sunday patterns. Saturday trains run hourly from early morning to 20 p.m then half-hourly to 10:10 p.m. Sunday timetable shows 10:25 a.m. start with half-hourly runs to 2:10 p.m. and hourly to 10:10 p.m. Weekdays use hourly and half-hourly slots with late-evening services. A tennis course is mentioned as available seven days a week near Ring Sea.
The text questions whether nurses should wear the shingle and argues for cleaner hygienic methods. It mentions dignity of institutions, hairstyling, and propriety in nursing settings, reflecting concerns over appearance and conduct. The passage cites opinions about dress and grooming affecting perception of care.
A fragmented seaside column blends reflections on weather in Western Australia with social and political commentary. The author laments heated public discourse on Prohibition and party divides, notes Easter and equinox timing, and muses on climate shifts, holidays, and daily life while hinting at lingering fatigue from ongoing meetings and public debates. The piece weaves local imagery with broad social concerns and a tentative sense of weary hope.
Miss Wilkinson of Labour wore a bright green dress to the opening day at St Stephen's, drawing attention with a shaved hairstyle and a dramatic shingled look. She traded long auburn hair for convenience, saying the style saved trouble of frequent trimming between sessions.
Mrs. Mmnortusts and Ms. Gilhert lead Fremantle runners in a staying race alongside Lup sen and the Herr et ber dig lhe. Dam Hetrhe HN We cy Lhe peewee Mow eauserd bye ole Jee the le he ages sheepy Boe wer wille grauheoreu. A letter from Dr and R.A in Perth mentions a farmer de iy deyig for the present.
Fremantle Municipal authority plans to close Fremantle Park for football this season to address years of neglect. The reserve, once a leafy respite, saw trees die and turf degrade while nearby tennis and croquet venues flourish. Residents urged to support new grass planting and curb vandalism to preserve public recreation space.
Morris Brothers Fremantle announce Easter specials with pianos from £30 and flexible deposits. They showcase player pianos from £185 and cheaper second hand instruments. A sound proof room offers free six records with the Human-phone gramophone purchase and a full range of records, banjolins, mandolins, violins, and sheet music.
The excerpt reads as a reflective meditation on life and death, contrasting pleasure and sorrow. It contemplates sympathy, vanity, and the inevitability of mortality within a journey motif.
The Fremantle Council decided to end inhouse rubbish collection and accept a cheaper back-yard to street contract. Four former workers demanded 2833 pounds, but the tenderer offers 1416 pounds, prompting plans to privatize municipal services including gardens, conveniences, and Fremantle Markets.
The Fremantle council approved Anzac Day use of Oval or Town Hall for a service on April 25. The Naval Reserve vessel arriving April 17 to June at the port drew mixed views. The park football plan was rescinded due to poor ground conditions.
Lenders addressed to His Worship the Mayor and endorsed Tender for Maintenance of Reserves will be received at the Town Hall Fremantle up to 5 pm on Monday 20 April 1935 for the maintenance of Queen's Squares and Railway Reserve Fremantle. Specification may be seen at the Town Clerk's Office.
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