Birthday Fete and Carnival Bring Fremantle Community
A Fremantle supplement recalls events from December including a Birthday Fete for the Girls' Friendly Society Hostel on Victoria Street with Mrs. Moore opening ceremonies and musical items. Fremantle Bowling Club entertained Croquet Club ladies. Mayoress Mrs. Cooke hosted a surprise party for the Mayor John Cooke. St Patrick's Tennis Courts opened with Rev Argyll Saxby presiding. Hamilton Hill Carnival featured the Memorial Hall, stalls, and baby show. A wonderful Fremantle Variety Show by Miss Vera Stewart's pupils opened the Town Hall season, praised for full turnout and stellar performances by Nita Nankervie, Connie Rumble, and others.
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Girls’ Friendly Society
Queen Victoria Street
BR Moore
Johnnston
Argyll Saxby
Jomstone Memorial Church
Janes
Hamilton Hill
Colonel Pope
Pope
Collett
W. Watson
M.J.R
EH. Gray
Tokio
Wistaria
Mesdames Winfeld
Meynahas
Hanian
Davies
Smith
Winfeld
Dron
Cadell
Winfield
Morris
Sly
Blackman
Ivy Winfield
Spearwood State School Holds Grand Annual Concert
Spearwood State School presented its annual concert on a December Saturday to a large audience. Students wore fine costumes as each dance and chorus delighted spectators. teachers and staff were thanked for their work.
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Spearwood State School
Rottnest Season Opens with Zephyr Summer Service
The Rottnest season begins Saturday with the 5.4 Zephyr departing Perth at 10 am for a summer schedule. Regular trips run Wednesdays Saturdays Sundays and public holidays, with daily service from Christmas Day to January 3 1926. The Zephyr stops at Fremantle on outward and return journeys. Special trips are planned for Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve from Barrack Street jetty.
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Rottnest Island
Perth
Fremantle
Very Men prepare for Fremantle Carnival season
The Very Men group announces arrangements for the upcoming Carnival. Volunteers have formed committees and outlined their entertainments, signaling grounds will soon bustle with activity ahead of the event and its charitable aims in Fremantle.
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Fremantle
North Fremantle Municipal Rate Notice Issued
The North Fremantle Municipal Council in a December 1925 meeting ordered a general rate of two shillings for the year starting October 1, 1926, on the annual value of all rateable land within the municipal district, dated at the Town Hall, December 1925.
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North Fremantle
North Fremantle Council Declares Rate for 1946
Notice states that under the Municipal Corporations Act the North Fremantle Municipal Council on December 1 1925 fixed a rate of one shilling and three pence in the pound for the year ending October 1946 on the annual value of all rateable property within the municipal district. John McCabe, Mayor.
Fire Brigade Rate Notice For North Mantle District
Notice under the Wire Brigade Act 1917 and North Premantle Municipal Cause. A fire brigade rate of three pence in the pound was ordered for the year ending October 21 1926 on the annual value of all ratable land within the North Mantle Municipal District. Dated this 31st day of December 1925.
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North Fremantle
North Fremantle Tramways Rate Declared for 1926
By powers under the North Fremantle Tramways Act 1907 the North Fremantle Municipal Council set a tramway rate of three pence in the pound for the year ending October 31, 1926 on the annual value of land within the municipal district. This declaration is dated December 1, 1925.
North Fremantle Health Rate Levy Declared 1935
The Local Authority for the Health District of North Fremantle announced the health rate for the year ending 31 October 1926. A levy of three pence in the pound was applied to the annual value of all rateable land within the district. Dated at the Town Hall North Fremantle 1 December 1935.
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North Fremantle
North Fremantle Nightsoil Charge Set at Forty Five Shillings
The North Fremantle Municipal Council declares an annual charge of forty five shillings per pan for weekly removal of nightsoil from each house within the health district. Levy applies to owners and is due in advance on January 1 and July 1, 1926. Dated December 1, 1926, at North Fremantle Town Hall. John McCae, Mayor.
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North Fremantle
Waco
North Pre
Water bill discount policy notice
A notice states a five per cent discount will be allowed if the full amount of water is paid within thirty nine days of its issue date. The message appears as an official utility notice with payment terms and deadline.
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J. H. Clune
Nurse Sheedy
Chadwick
Mr. Griffin
Kaye Taylor
Orient Hotel
Fremantle Silver Chain Nursing League
Cooke
Meric
J. Grigg
Saxby
Cecile
St. Fatrick’s
J. Farrell
Farrell
Stone
John Cooke
On Brennan
Shanshan
Colonel Collet
Stella Smith
Children’s Hospital
Chester Park
A. Jones
Vera Stewart
Fremantle Town Hall
Og Loing
Serlatem
Nita Nankervie
Connie Rumble
Beatty Drake
Coralie Condon
Hasel Davies
Missen Jenkins
Hazel Hall
Jean Radcliffe
Ron
Jenkins
Joan Lemmens
Evelyn Essex
Mina Stewart
Jean Barton
Freda Rocke
England
Xketeh
Jean Marton
Louis
Ax Apple Blossom
Violet Hinex
Ax Cherry Blossom
Havis Hargraves
Ox Peach Blossom
Louie Bailey
Lizzie Paterson
Sing Sing
Edna Dodd
Eric Berry
Ogi Bogo
Fle
Ufe
Victor Johansen
Ronnie Rawson
Havis Hyam
Mary Strika
Mavis Douse
Miss Hodgson
Spearwood Folk
Parents’ Association
A. Rocke
W. Pearce
Mise Hodges
Mise Sedgman
Sandman
Jim Brindle
Freds Rocke
Ugliesand
Municipal Corporations Act
Nort Premince Municipal Council
John McCabe
John McCae
Piscovyt
John McCabe, “Mave
Boronia Plaimar
Western Australia
Western Austrates Pelton, Grimwade & Wokfoin
LvTp
Murray Street
Pewtie
Sutton Paneer
Women's Service Guild Halls
Market Street
Clalius
Bryan & Son
William Street
J. W. Davies For
E. Cronin
South Terrace
P.V. Carr
Baker Wasdurad Road
South
Han
Primrose
Perth-Fremantle
Westratia Sv
Bottay
Banong
South Beach
Remt
Central New
Griffin’s
Fremont
Church of England
J. Neilson
Forrest Place
Tor
WOOD
Collie Street
Guibranseri
Nicholson
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