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Newspaper
Fremantle The Advertiser
Location
Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1928
Page
1
A letter to the editor complains the Swan Street to bridge gangway footpath is muddy and unsafe after rain. Pedestrians including factory workers must wade or cross amid busy motor traffic. writers urge North Fremantle councillors to repair neglected footpaths to protect non drivers.
Mr. T. J. Nutt of the Adelaide Tailoring Company returns from the Eastern States with a spot cash deal worth £15,000. The firm offers two suits for the price of one, signaling cheaper men’s apparel for West Australia. Nutt, aided by managing director J. L. Glick, notes progress in Melbourne and Sydney.
The first round of the Gents Pennants was completed with North No.1 losing to Bungalow 9 3 and North No.2 losing to St Annes 8 4 on North and Bungalow courts respectively. Bungalow leads the pennants while North No.1 East and Cottesloe trail in second. The second round draw had not arrived at press time.
The item notes counts of poverty in trade and requests for information on business openings in the West. It highlights the economic climate and the flow of inquiries from traders seeking openings and market data.
A new hotel proprietress in Mantle is praised for a beautiful voice and may soon perform in local musical circles. The text notes Scottish delegation records at Hobson's Bay and discusses a White Australia policy amid shipboard tensions in Colombo, with Lumpers' Union assurances and crew reactions.
Senior pupils and staff gathered to bid farewell to Mr Oates who departs to join family business in Africa. Mr Fieldus praised the ninth standard's growth and Mr Oates's balance of sport and study amid high exam results. A travelling case will be kept as a memento.
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