14 Aug 1930
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Newspaper
Fremantle The Advertiser
Location
Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 14, 1930
Page
1
A train leaves Perth at 10 45 am forming a connection with Fremantle’s 9 55 am service and stops at stations to Midland Junction to pick up passengers. Excursion fares list 8/4 first class from Fremantle and 6/3 from Perth, with various return times from Mundaring Weir.
Acting Mayor Dr. Jas Stevens led a Marmion street tram extension conference with East Fremantle and Fremantle representatives. He said few Fremantle ratepayers would be affected yet costs would fall mainly on them, and no agreement was reached. A sub‑committee was formed to study running two buses from McKimmie street along Marmion street.
Rev. E. H. O. Nye spoke on All Quiet on the Western Front last Sunday. He said Christ would both object to war and also aid soldiers, but not as a combatant. He urged viewing the film to see war’s realities and urged youth to reflect on the issue.
A letter to the editor questions reviving the Tramway Tipping Competition to support Fremantle Hospital. The writer argues against union control and suggests a fair, law‑abiding board could run it, noting past success and urging hospital officials to pursue the idea.
Weekly Saturday dances at Swan Street hall grow popular with a ladies night last weekend. A young widow and three children will receive proceeds from the next two Saturdays. Town Hall hosted a relief fund dance with SA footballers present. rose orchestra provided music and the event drew a crowded, lively crowd. Council workers level land at the oval east end for a hockey ground, aiding the local hockey girls who have shown promise.
Public Works invites tenders with Schedule of Quantities and deposit for chimney sweeping at Perth Fremantle Government Buildings. Tenders addressed to Minister for Works must be received by noon August 26 at Fremantle Court House.
Southern Art Florists on Southern Terrace Fremantle advertises 2001st Prizes and Silver Cup trophies for flowers seeds plants shrubs wreaths and bridal orders. Bridal veils designed and arranged. Fancy paper costumes and party caps. Lending library available.
Ugly Men's Voluntary Workers Association of Western Australia Fremantle branch holds its annual meeting and social in the B.S. trace on Thursday September 4 at 7 30 pm. Business includes receiving the Auditor's Report and Balance Sheet and electing officers and committee for the ensuing year. Nominations must reach the secretary by Wednesday August 20.
Letter argues reactivating the tramway tipping competition is essential to fund a hospital. It criticizes past shutdowns for diverting nearly £100 weekly to dubious channels and warns of unregulated similar schemes growing. The author urges swift, officially sanctioned action to prevent further misdirection of public funds.
The Observer laments Fremantle lacks a dock while a Beagle Rocks vessel valued near 40 000 pounds is sold for 26 pounds. It cites engineer Rustat Blake backed by Alex McCallum urging Arthur's Head as the dock site and questions McCallum's silence on the issue.
A fragmentary poem-like note mentions cheer through winter and a “Great Peppermint Cure” as a poetic refrain. The passage evokes seasonal comfort and a playful, rhythmic style without clear event details.
A claret cup mishap and a misunderstood column spark talk of a visiting football captain's admirer. A Hampton roads damsel reportedly transfers affection to two brown caps while a tall typiste dazzled in pink at a recent High street dance.
Fremantle literary figure Mr. W. H. Carpenter leaves Fremantle next Tuesday for a visit to the Eastern States. Mrs. Sweeney, Hosital for East Fremantle collector, notifies subscribers she cannot call due to a recent accident and asks donors to continue set aside contributions until she resumes duties.
Mr. W Angel station master has been announced for transfer to Geraldton as District Superintendent. His selection to this responsible position shows his ability and is welcomed by staff and the public who wish him health and happiness in his further advancement.
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