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Newspaper
Fremantle The Advertiser
Location
Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 24, 1925
Page
1
A report from Peel Bistro details migration tensions and harsh living conditions. It describes overcrowded quarters, theft, and unsettled families as a critique of current policy. It notes some hardworking settlers despite many being labeled as unproductive and discontent with the influx.
Local returned soldiers protest a Freemantle Tramways appointment they call unjust in light of a recently deceased employee leaving a widow and three children. The manager had given preference to a returned man, a policy argued as humanitarian and prudent for family support, with a board meeting expected to endorse the action.
In Derby region ports S35 Ramsbra May 14 for Hanbury Elinder Bay Albany and South Coast carts. Eucla April 29 perth agency for cargo Fremantle Harbour Trust Basaarter. Perth Agency for Passengers Government Tourist Bureau Barrack Street.
Dr Martin moved to urge the Prime Minister be asked via Mr Watson MER to publish whether the Commonwealth Government is taking steps to defend Fremantle and Western Australia, what steps and when, any defence provisions in Federal estimates, and the idea of funding a Fremantle dock with conditions. He argued Fremantle’s port is defenceless and cited Sigapore as unsuitable for this Empire.
Mixed musings suggest a rift between Temperance factions after the Prohibition poll. The split centers on selecting an outsider for the top paid role, with Perth’s Alliance backing secretary Jimny Mather and Anti-Liquor League backing their nominee. The division leaves union prospects remote and shocks many independents.
A Victorian style essay questions capital punishment after the Crowhurst case with Norman Thorn on death row. It argues most murders show no real intent yet condemns brutal, premeditated crimes. It contrasts light daytime shooting with a girl murdered and dismembered, debating proportional penalties and political influence on justice.
The commission currently handling State Sawmills Scandal debated defence related work for a base or dock. Discussion followed and a 50 51 vote defeated the motion with the mayor casting the deciding no.
A fragmentary seaside column reports on romantic disappointments and social pretensions as storms threaten, a touring party’s dates aiding long walks, and a dark-eyed belle amid fashion and dieting. It then critiques government administration's contract handling, overmanning, and busy officials. The piece shifts to Easter sports, noting contention in interstate championships, tennis, bowls, and Fremantle’s usual sporting honours with mixed cricket prospects.
To let in Kalamunda on Recreation Road at the best part with all conveniences. Bulknet available. Property named Fairview Recreation Bos Kalamonds.
Misa Myra McIntosh opens Cabaret at the RSL Institute on May 5. Guests at Hotel Majeaye and various Fremantle residents attend gatherings. The Fremantle Christian Endeavour visit Mrs Whitehead of Sprarwood. Waratah tea rooms move to 88 High Street. A children's dance at White City features music, costuming prizes, and judges including M.L.A. J.B. Sleeman.
The North Fre mantle Tennis Club holds a committee meeting at North Frementis Town Hall on Monday at 8 p.m. The committee plans a meal tournament at the Club Courts on Monday May 4. Members available all day who wish to participate should contact Captain Mr. Williams or committee members soon. Subscriptions must be paid by the end of the month.
Waratah Tea and Luncheon Rooms have opened at 65 High Street occupying a former Danielle Exquisite Meats site with Dafery Serving Ladies’ Teifet Salon upstairs. The move marks a new era for the building as the upstairs premises remain in use, details of hours and services to follow.
At a special Fremantle Hospital gathering the Ugly Men presented a £500 cheque. Acting Premier Angwin announced a government subsidy of a similar amount. Hospital Board Chairman McLeod praised past work and noted ongoing reforms while stressing the institution’s value to the community.
Mr and Mrs Stacy of Cottesloe Beach with daughter Joan return from Europe. The Cottesloe Ladies Golf Club opens April 29 with a union club open competition. Elections named patroness Lady Forrest and officers including president Mrs Bam Bilcott and captain Mrs Arundell. A cabaret dance April 15 aids Miss Rita Hallion’s Loreto Queen Carnival. W Hoey organized, crowd enjoyed. Beach crowds persist. life-savers not needed as areas not crowded. Mrs Leaman convalescent after hospital stay. Pilgrims greeted by Presbyterian scholars at Mosman Bay Jetty voyage to Perth. Mr Awbrey Melrose did not race at motor cycle carnival, participated in musical chairs. Freshwater Bay Yacht Club aborts junior skippers race next Saturday Anzac Day.
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