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Newspaper
Fremantle The Advertiser
Location
Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 19, 1929
Page
1
Miss Bell headmistress recalls a leakage in girl enrollment since February with eight losses linked to restless 12 to 14 year olds. She defends modern girls, cites lack of concentration, urges parents to visit and cooperate to train each girl to make the best of her abilities and future goals.
A brief notice outlines a plan for one aircraft purchase with an initial price of 850 and monthly or final payments down to 5. The exact terms and aims of the consultation are unclear from the fragment.
The Advertiser will be published on Monday December 23rd.
The America T Tournament drew 48 players with Mrs Williams Charlton and Gastod providing tea to boost charity funds shared with district clubs. Winners included Mrs Don Stevens and Mr Frank Hicks by a slim margin with Murphy Wesley following in the ladies, and Charlton Stevens top in the gentlemen's. Next Saturday will stage remaining singles matches and the final Gents Singles between Gregory and Maxfield Charlesworth. Hick’s absence delays the doubles final.
The St Patrick's Tennis Club at The Park Fremantle held an official opening on Saturday December 7 with Mayor F E Gibson declaring the courts open. Present were Mrs Gibson Mr Sleeman and club officials. Exhibition matches by WA exponents Ford Noble Jacoby and Edmonson followed a teatime reception.
City of Fremantle calls for tenders to demolish and remove the seacouned Cottage at the corner of Queen Victoria Street and Edward Street. Tenders close at 5 PM on Monday 6 January. J Shepherd signs official notice.
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