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Retail notice highlights quality meat at low prices with emphasis on cleanliness and civility in customer service. Local shop promotes fresh cuts, value deals, and polite staff to attract shoppers.
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Newspaper
Fremantle The Advertiser
Location
Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 05, 1930
Page
3
Retail notice highlights quality meat at low prices with emphasis on cleanliness and civility in customer service. Local shop promotes fresh cuts, value deals, and polite staff to attract shoppers.
At Perth Oval East Perth delivered a dazzling display of attacking football to post a notable win. Walsh starred at centre in his season debut, while Johnston anchored Perth with five goals in a purple patch. Transitions from defence to attack impressed as Guhl Sparrow and Jamieson supported Perth’s surge.
In a preview of round matches South Fremantle is tipped to beat Subiaco at Freen staley Fremantle while East Fremantle is favored to topple Western Australia’s Westerners in Leederville. Perth looks unlikely to win at Claremont Oval against Combine though Redlegs show inconsistent form. South Fremantle East Fremantle and Perth are forecast winners.
East Fremantle defeated South Fremantle with 11 15 to 6 10. East Perth beat Perth 15 17 to 13 14. West Perth triumphed over Subiaco 17 13 to 15 22.
South Fremantle defeated East Fremantle while East Perth defeated Perth Victoria Park. Subiaco beat West Perth and Midland triumphed over Claremont Cottesloe in a AFL style score summary.
In a pair of tight matches, Ex-Scholars defeated Cottesloe 14 16, then edged South Fremantle as Fremantle pats posted another narrow victory. Strong performances from key players helped secure the wins, signaling momentum for the squad.
South Fremantle defeated West Perth 1 9 to 17 12 while East Fremantle outscored Subiaco 14 20 to uz. Claremont Cottesloe beat East Perth 8 13 to 9 5 in a mixed Western Australian football score report.
East Fremantle's Munro and Jennings of South Fremantle headline a lineup with Walsh and Johnston from East Perth and Perth, Flemming of West Perth, and Diggins of Subiaco. The event features top players from major clubs in a weekend showcase.
Fremantle sports brief highlights Monday feature list names the standout players Fleming of West Perth Bee from East Fremantle Grigg of Subiaco Nott from Claremont Cottesloe Sparrow of East Perth among top performers in local league action.
The port derby ended with the Easterners superiority and a bleak Souths display. Jennings starred for the Red and Whites, while Munro, Jarvis, Bee, Laffin and Reynolds showed some form. Souths face forward-line issues, and a proposed reshuffle could see Jennings at full forward with Joyce or Henderson strengthening defence. At Leederville Goal Subiaco’s poor finishing cost a win despite a strong Cardianl effort led by Flemming and supported by Budd and Murphy. Diggins shone for the losers with repeated defences.
South Fremantle and West Perth delivered a standout display at Fremantle with Souths finally showing season form. Doig led with six goals, joined by Jennings Ketell and Pearce as key contributors, while White shined at centre. Subiaco’s late surge against Easts pleased few, and Claremont Cottesloe edged East Perth by two in a drab Perth Oval outing.
Hockey notes report the ski club team played Whyworry and lost 2 to 1. The summary promises a fuller account of the week’s games and invites notes from other clubs.
A late social ballooninl streamer carnival will be held at the Fremantle Yacht Club premises on Wednesday night with a record crowd anticipated. Trophies from the season will be presented, a pleasant evening assured, music by Vick Nilge's orchestra, and supper coordinated by the Hockey Club social committee.
A local notice promotes Woods Great Peppermint Care as a remedy for children's hacking coughs. The advertisement highlights its use for easing persistent coughs and emphasizes safety for young patients.
Sunday showers kept many away but those who attended enjoyed a dramatic point to point event. Thirteen bikes and sidecars plus four cars joined the day with Lola winner Drammond on a 34 Rudge taking fast time. J Evans placed second on a 4 Norton, and P Gray led sidecars on a 7/9 HD. Ladies competitions featured Miss Meggitt and Miss Merrill in notable showing, with a social planned for next Friday week.
A garbled calendar of fixtures from June to August shows matchups such as Claremont-Cottesloe versus Sok Fremantle at Claremont and West Perth against East Perth at Leederville. The text includes numerous misspellings, misplaced venues, and inconsistent team names, indicating OCR errors.
Last Saturday Fremantle Rifle Club held the President's trophy final at 300 yards. Rain and chop wind hindered shooting as J. R. Kean led with 65. A. Dunn took first in the trophy, followed by Kean second and C. H. Smith third. Dunn also won the spoon. Next Saturday the range moves to 500 yards with place draw at 1:45 PM.
Subiaco at East Perth venue and Perth Oval clash with West Perth and South Fremantle in September. Fixtures list includes Claremont Cottesloe clashes, byes, and the sequence of semi finals to be followed by grand final over October 1.
District A D C Gilbert reports a weekend camp at the training camp with 17 Scouts. No illnesses occurred despite damp weather. The 24th Troop leads in the district trophy race and will host the 3rd WA Troop for intertroop indoor sports next Friday. The Sth inst executive committee meets at headquarters. Monthly returns for May are due. Fremantle East forms a new group under L A McLennan starting Monday at 7:00 pm. A relay game features knots and hats as a team test led by A H Gartrell.
A letter from Seessre Baker Hros Fremantle reads at the 12st Cumem meeting noting a donation of meat bulbs for certified workers by the firm. The Mayor praises the generosity and suggests public thanks. The Local Unemployed Committee reports over 1,000 employed residents have agreed to weekly contributions for relief in the center.
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