Public Notices Shipping Service Fremantle to Australia ports
Sailing from Fremantle with Passengers and Cargo for Flinders Bay Albany and all ports to Eucla. All ports to Darw! 8. 5. Bambra June 25. Head Office Cuffst Fremantle. Perth Agency Harbor Trust Bazaar Terrace. Albany Agency Railway Dept.
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Fremantle
Flinders Bay
Albany
Eucla
Bambra
Cuffst
Perth
Harbor Trust
Bazaar Terrace
Railway Dept
Tender for Applecross Radio Station Drainage Works
Tenders with schedule of quantities and deposit must be sent in marked envelopes to the Minister for Works. Submissions close on June 12. Location details reference Fremantle Courthouse and related particulars for the Applecross drainage project.
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Moon
Applecross Radio
Rticulars
Fremantle
Fremantle Debenture Tendered for 1600 Pound Loan at 6 4 Percent
Fremantle Municipality invites sealed tenders for a 1600 pound debenture loan with interest at 6 4 percent per year payable semi annually in July and January. Debentures charge revenue and require a 10 percent deposit with payments scheduled through 1924. Tenders due by 5 pm June 18 1923.
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Fremantle
Western Australia Embraces Industry and Growth
An Eastern commentary argues WA should be seen as more than a Cinderella region. The piece extols WA agriculture and growing manufacturing displays in the Town Hall exhibition, highlighting Watson’s bacon curing, Mills and Ware biscuits, Pearse Bros leather, Burford’s soap, and local brushware and pottery. It notes plans for woollen mills and urges public support for new manufacturers while acknowledging initial competitive challenges.
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Western Australia
Australia
South Australia
Watson
Mills and Ware
Pearse Bros
Burford
W.A
Calyx Pottery Works
Rainbow Fete at Claremont draws great praise and profit
The Rainbow Fete at Claremont drew large crowds and sold out all stalls. Governor Sir Francis Newdegate opened the event praising the Sisters of Parkerville Home. proceeds totaled £241 16s 6d after expenses, with volunteers and Sea Scouts helpers lauded for a successful community effort.
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Usedocra
Francis Newdegate
Sisters of the Parkerville Home
Sea Scouts
GFS
Armstrong
Currie
Forman
Ludlow
Jackman
Clitton
Bird
Hammond
Permaner
Claremont
Parkerville
Laremont
Fremantle Council Reverses Greek Vendor Stand License
A Fremantle Council meeting included a letter from Sydney Gare of the All British Fruit Shop protesting a grant of a barrow license to a Greek fruit vendor in Short street. Dr Farrell admitted voting for the proposal under a misimpression that an English applicant would use the stand, leading to a decision to cancel the license at the expiration of the first month.
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Fremantle
Sydney Gare
Market-street
Shortstreet
Farrell
Seaside Snapshots and Fre mantle Street Gossip
A collection of local witticisms and street observations from Fremantle. Citizens comment on crowded streets, social events, and local figures with playful, humorous anecdotes. Casual chatter touches on women’s outings, council talk, and everyday town life.
Municipal loan for wagon and facilities invites tenders
The Municipal Council plans to borrow £15,000 to purchase a wageon and lavatory facilities. Tenders are invited with a 10 percent deposit due, and the balance staged as 23 1 3 percent on July 1 1923, 33 1 3 percent on January 1 1924, and 33 1 3 percent on July 1 1924.
Sand Drift Relief Promised After Fremantle Council Meet
At the Fremantle Council meeting Dr. Fothergill questioned actions on a recent sand drift purchase. The Mayor, after inspecting the area with the Town Engineer, said ongoing negotiations would curb the nuisance in the near future.
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Fremantle Council
Fothergill
Fremantle Quartette Concert at Town Hall Performance
D Davies conducts the Fremantle quartet in the twentieth concert at Town Hall on Thursday June 23 with soloists Miss Lilian Crisp soprano Miss Effie Jones elocutionist and Mr Albert E Lynch violin. Box plans available in Fremantle at Cook and Son from June 19 and Claremont at Coay Corner Tea Rooms from June 21. All seats 29 plus tax with no booking fee.
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Fremantle Quartette Party
D. J. Davies
Twentieth Concert Town Hall
Wexpit
Lilian Crisp
Effie Jones
Albert E. Lynch
Fremantle
Cook and Son
Claremont
Coay Corner
Prudery Unlimited in Debate on Marriage Laws
In a women’s congress a heated discussion centers on uniform marriage and divorce laws. Delegates voice opinions on testing mental and physical fitness before marriage, condemn ill conceived unions, and warn of hereditary harm. The piece argues for eugenics education or parental arranged marriages as future steps.
Bibra Lake News Highlights May Meeting and Local Talks
The Progress Association held its May meeting at Tyrone Orchard with talks on Bibra as a modern town. A Confetti Carnival is planned for Monday June 4. Residents report a large black rabbit sighting near Bibra Lake Estate and warn others to watch for it. The South road remains under discussion as Melville Road Board notes limited funds for repairs. A MP asked about Bibra Lake fish stock, recalling past Government fishings.
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The
Progress Association
Tyrone Orchard
Bibra
Darling Range
Bibra Lake
South Road
Melville Road Board
Point Walter
Unknown fragment presents rhythmic nonsense and misread text
OCR snippet contains distorted phrases about shade tunes distress happiness and a reference to Great Peppermint, yielding no clear event, names, or context to summarize as a coherent news item.
Street Betting Debate Moves Fremantle Council
About 20 women from local bodies pressed Fremantle Council on street betting Tuesday. Led by Rev. Jenkins, speakers urged enforcement of by laws to curb youths and disorder seen on Leslie Street and alleged crowd-induced temptations for the young.
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Fremantle
Jenkins
Robert Bracks
Leslie Street
J. A. Nesbit
Cottesloe
Mothers’ Union
Rome Conference Fell Short on Women's Rights Opened
The cabled report from the Women's International Conference in Rome shows modest talk on suffrage for Italian women with promises from the premier. Australian delegates reportedly defend liberty and a potential Charter, while broader issues remain unsettled and debate over race and brotherhood features in Dr. Datta's Indian envoy message.
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Rome
Reischbieth
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Pakenham Street
Home Industries
Short Street
Bell
Odivo
Groana
Cos
Spearwood
Muriel
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