Birthday party at Temple Court in Kalgoorlie
Miss Peggy Dalton celebrated her twenty first birthday at Temple Court with a surprise party attended by many friends. Mrs H J Locke opened the fete with Rev Smiout speaking. Betty won second in a £15 prize competition. Various stalls, refreshments, and musical items featured. committee praised local volunteers and Mr W G Sharpe arranged transport.
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Peggy Dalton
Temple Court
Miss Dalton
Betty
H. J.locke
East Fremantle
Smiout
Miss Brown
Drior
Redshaw
Mesdames Coombes
Ryder and Harkness
W. G. Sharpe
Holland
Bradly
Collins
Fremantle club events and concerts fill busy week
Last Thursday the Ideal Club held an ordinary pinlight in Trades Hall with badminton and ping pong, finishing in a dance. A flannel dance with Reg Smirke’s band is planned, plus a Christmas Tree Fete on December 13 at the Soldiers' Institute to aid Fremantle R.S. Women's Auxiliary. Miss Myrtle Crellin repeats her recent concert on December 12. Spearwood party marks Colin Pasche’s coming of age. Miss Vera Stewart’s concert at Town Hall packed the house with many items, and Miss Rhoda Allen starred in several numbers. The South Beach opening is announced by the Mayor, with a shark-proof swimming area and facilities for picnics. free medical advice from Mr. J. L. Smiley is offered Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. The Bortanza Dress House on South Terrace receives new Perth-based management, Mrs. M. Flynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reg. Smirke
Ordestra
Fremantle R.s.women's Auxiliary
Soldiers' Institute
Myrtle Crellin
R SL
J. L. Smiley
Princess Chambers
Smiley
Vera Stewart
Town Hall
Fines
Rhoda Allen
D. Corkhill
E. Bance
Admiral
Corine Bristow
Gwen Dale
Dudley Corkhill
Thora Hogan
Doris Sutherland
Cornish
Hallam
Gibbs
Richardson
Stebbs
Glossop
Risgwood
Winzar
Sutherland
Easby
Fletcher
Howard
Anderton
Rosberg
Lynch
Ford
Campbell
Yoong
Walker
Chagpray Rampeen Oeneh
Langley M. Mushy
J. Saunders
Florrie Rogers
Ina Ross
Lorna Jenkins
Sheila Hicks
Marjorie Paden
Enid Fletcher
May
Jean Ratcliffe
B. Congdon
J. Fowlie
Shram
Fieldgate
Chatel
Barker
Jenkins
Bessie Bristow
Dizon
Jean Chapman
Love
New York
Lily Lynch ix
Ning
Toadie Fieldgate
Jean Fowlie
Betty Bennett
Erma Barker
Sylvia Jenkins
Tramby Fete Draws Praise for Church Fair Efforts
The Tramby Fete organised by the ladies of High-stred East Methodist Church last week was a marked success. Stalls showcased skilled needlework cakes and produce with toys by the Boys' Club. The event ran smoothly with noticeable cooperation and a very satisfying outcome.
North Tennis Notes Mixed and singles results in club tournament
Saturday matches produced mixed doubles wins by Miss Murphy and Cross and by Miss M Moore and Smith with close scores. Gents doubles saw Smith and Gaston defeat Spence and Hearnden. Ladies doubles were won by Mrs Gregory and Mrs Maxfield. Singles featured Mrs McLaughlin and Mrs Maxfield taking sets, with several close men’s matches. Overall some exciting tennis. singles form was weaker and the committee plans finish dates and an charity event next week.
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Miss Murphy
Cross
Ives
Charlton
M. Moore
Smith
Maxfield
Miss Wasley
Miss A. Tye
K. Williams
Senior
Wood
Ironside
Gastom
G. Williams
Veiteh
Mrs. Gregory
Spence
Longtime resident dies. funeral well attended
North News notes the death Sunday of a well-known Mr. C. A. Budder and expresses sympathy for relatives. The funeral drew a large crowd. A charity concert on November 25 by Mesdames Dedman and Chariton succeeded, with Miss Crellin and pupils praised and funds benefiting the unemployed. The mayor reports support for the Frewanke fund to aid unemployed children and notes Saturday dances at Swanstreet Hall will fundraisers. Weather favourable may boost continued patronage.
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Frewanke Fund
Swanstreet Hall
Frocks and Fashion Names Highlight Trade Card
A compact trade fragment lists large frocks and designer names including Said Bari and Flynn Fropriere, with mentions of undergarment styles and boutique branding. The snippet references Mrs. M and general fashion items, suggesting a catalog-like advertisement from a period shop.
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Fhuscey
Bari
Woodman’s Point Legend Tells of Anthony Stinson’s Garden
Old Fremantle tale recounts how Woodman’s Point got its name from Anthony Elisha Stinson known as The Woodman. He tended a garden near a dilapidated house by Cape Peron, cut firewood for locals, awaited letters from England, and was buried beneath a large tree. The writer, a local patriot, ends with holiday notes and a farewell au revoir.
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Walter Savage Landor
Arnold Savage Landor
Arnold
Tibet
Forbidden City
E. W. Landor
Woodaan
Fremantle
Woodman's Point
Cape Peron
Woodman’s Point
Anthony Elisha Stinson
Colony
Woodman
Simsom
England
Simson
Thia
Groptr
Fremantleites
South Beach
Woods' Great Peppermint Cure First Aid for Coughs and Inflases
A brief notice highlights Woods' Great Peppermint Cure as a remedy for coughs colds and influenza symptoms. It emphasizes claim of instant relief and broad use across ages with a familiar peppermint flavor marketed as a household necessity.
Fine Range of Race Frocks and Beach Outfits at Opp Technical School
South Terrace Fremantle promotes a fine range of race frocks and beach outfits for the holidays. Sekem Klingtite hatchers and Lastre gift boxes are highlighted as ideal Christmas presents.
Fremantle General Rate Set For Year Ending 1931
Fremantle City Council at a December 1 1930 meeting ordered a general rate of fourteen and a half pence in the pound on the annual value of all ratable land within Fremantle Municipal District, dated Fremantle Town Hall December 3 1930.
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Fremantle City
Fremantle
F. E. Gibson
Fremantle City Council Votes Special Rate for 1931
Fremantle City Council at its December 1, 1930 meeting ordered a special rate of one shilling and threepence in the pound for the year ending October 3, 1931, to raise interest and sinking funds on loans, levied on the annual value of all ratable land within the municipality.
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Fremantle
Bhia
F. E. Gibson
Fremantle Health Rate levied by City Council
Fremantle City Council as the health district authority levied a Health Rate for the year ending October 31, 1931. The rate, tenpence in the pound, applies to all ratable land within Fremantle District. Addressed to the 3rd day of December, 1932 and signed by Mayor F. E. Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremantle City
Fremantle
F. E Gibson
Mayer
Fremantle Council Enacts Fire Brigade Rate 1931
Fremantle City Council at a December 1 1990 meeting ordered a Fire Brigade Rate of two and a half pence in the pound for the year ending October 1 1931 on the annual value of all ratable land within Fremantle Municipal District. This 3rd day of December 1930.
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Fremantle
F. E. Gibson
Fremantle Council Offers 5 Percent Discount on Delinquent Rates
The Fremantle City Council allows any individual who pays rates within thirty days after notice to receive a discount of five percent or the amount of the rates, whichever is less.
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Fremantle
Fremantle Nightsoil Removal Charge Set by Council
The Fremantle City Council, acting as Local Authority for the Fremantle Health District, at a meeting on December 1, 1930, fixed an annual charge of forty shillings per pan for two removals per week payable in advance. The levy applies to owners of every tenement within the district and becomes due January 1 and July 15, 1931, as of December 3, 1990.
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Fremantle City
Fremantel
Fremanttle
Fremantle
F. E. Gibson
Notice to obtain Fremantle licences by January 31 1931
Notice warns all licence holders in Fremantle Municipal District to renew cattle goat pigeon horse and carriage laundries milk vendors lodging house keepers and other trades by January 31 1931. The undermentioned will grant licences daily 9 am to 4 pm and Saturdays 9 am to 12 noon at Town Hall Fremantle. Individuals with unlicensed cattle goats or pigeons after the date face penalties. December 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremantle
Junee Strikes Mole Detained After Harbour Entry
The Adelaide Steamship Company's ss Junee reportedly struck the north mole on her last trip and was detained about 48 hours for diver inspections before resuming sea travel. Docking expected at Adelaide. Fremantle lacks a dock. Critics label the incident another entry in Mr. Tapper's Lame Ducks.
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Adelaide Steamship Company
North Mole
Adelaide
Fremantle
Engagement of Vera Mabel Stewart to Walter Wilson
Vera Mabel Stewart eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs J Stewart of Suffolk Street Fremantle becomes engaged to Walter Wilson elder son of Mr and Mrs T Wilson of Brisbane Avenue North Perth.
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Vera Mabel
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J. A. Hicks
Ward Street
Lamington Height
Kalgoorlie
Stewart
Ivy Marshall
Ideal Club
Gisom
Roy Element
Spearwood
Sharpe
Colin Pasche
Mosman
Huplett
Australia
Vers Stewart
Wilcox
South Terrace
M. Flynn
Perth
North Tennis
Opp Technical School
City OF
PAN Charge
Mole
Cons Hairdressing
Adelaide Street
Shepherd's
Sia View
South Fremantle
TOS Peiee Meat and Civelake
G. F. Yeates
Peetin
Blue Gum
Hay Street
Ferth
W. W
Bryan & Son
Willam Street
Fromeaie
A.T. Wardle & CO
Mercantile Press
Queen Street
Tatal Cie Aree
Gills
Agenct Point Street
Atwell Arcade
Cameron's Garage
King’s Theatre
A. Gibney’s
C. Speake & Sow Sanitary Engineers
Plambera
Bansibter
R. Clarke
Market Street
Fool
Calidrea
B.C. Glarville
Raton
Murchison
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