Trade Directory Notes From Claremont Listings
Trade directory entries for Waldey chemist Dean Bros Seney Shoe Store and other Claremont businesses list goods services and contact details. The ad block includes piano sales hairdressing shiping agents furniture dealers and footwear offerings with phone references and location clues Bay View terrace and Claremont addresses appear throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Bros
Bay View-terrace
Claremes
Bay View-terraces
Claremont
General Motors chooses Cottesloe Beach for new factory
GM Australia to build a four acre brick factory at Victoria Street and Buckland Avenue in Cottesloe Beach with a 770 ft Buckland Avenue frontage. The £30,000 plant will run day and night, employ about 150 workers, and include mess rooms rest rooms and later washing facilities for overalls. Local authorities worry about road and footpath funding while praising the site's choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors (Australia) Proprietary Ltd
Cottesloe
Cottesloe Beach Road
Bosen
Victoria-street
Buckland-avenue
Cottesloe Beach
Ole Road Board
General Motors
Australia
Claremont Road District Sees Transit Boost and Growth
The Claremont Road District notes progress from tramway extension, attracting residential sites and brisk building. Eleven months show 111 new houses valued at £54,000, with May adding 20 residences worth £13,626, and a rising land and home market amid road and footpath expenditure.
Cottesloe Beach Road Board approves GM factory site
The Cottesloe Beach Road Board approved the site at Victoria street and Bucklam avenue for a General Motors Australia factory covering about four acres. Building will start soon with modern fire protection, sanitary conveniences, mess rooms, rest rooms, and later laundry facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottesloe Beach Road
General Motors, Australia Proprietary Limited
Victoria Street
Bucklam Avenue
Cottesive
Cottesloe Council Meets Amid Jetty and Health Issues
The June 1 1926 Cottesloe Council meeting presided by Mayor A He Kgran addressed jetty funds with a £500 payment and future balance, sought a new route to the Eastern Extension Cable Coy, planned employee working conditions discussion, tackled a water nuisance at Railway and Windsor, and considered postal delivery for Florence Street. Committee actions included drainage of Station Street, Reginald Street footpath work, a three year lease grant for the Tennis Club courts, and lease repairs at Stef Tea Rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottesloe
A. He Kgran
Newman
Miller
Pitman
Paterson
Hill
Angell
McCartney
Kemp
Railway and
Windsor Streets
Complant
Florence Street
Watson
MHLR
Stef
Tussola
Ben Henman
Hin
Indiana
Department of Public Health
King
Station-street
Works Committee
Reginald-street
Broome-street
George-street
Social Notes From Claremont And Cottesloe
Misses Ware and Lukey of Claremont spent last weekend at Mendaring. Nurse Braddock of Goldsworthy rold Claremont left for a rest after visiting Gooseberry Hill. The Princess Theatre bridge evening raised funds for Fairbridge Farm School. Lt Bruce Klein visited Bunbury. A dance at Town Hall in aid of Cottesloe Beach Football Club drew attendees. Mrs OConnor’s son Frank recovers after an accident. Mrs C Lee Steere plans a long England holiday with daughters Eileen and Hilda. Mosman Park Tennis Club hosts a dance at Town Hall Cottesloe Beach on Tuesday June 18. Proceeds aid Sefichlenders management. Fashion House at Claremont offers Indies frocks and materials. The Children’s Fancy Dress Ball by Cottesloe Beach Bowling Club will be held at Town Hall on Monday 14 June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Theatre
Fairbridge Farm
Bruce Klein
Bunbury
Cottesloe Beach
Mosman's Park
Cottestoe Beach
Jnne
Road policy discussed at Cotesloe Beach Road Board meeting
At a special meeting of the Cotes loe Beach Road Board the group considered a policy for construction and maintenance of district roads and the related programme and expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotesloe Beach
St Luke's Girls' Friendly Society Junior Concert Delights Audiences
A well organised St Luke's Girls' Friendly Society junior concert at Alexandra Hall drew a full house on Thursday the 27th. Young performers presented The Land of Nod and The Missing It among other numbers with lively costumes and clever staging. Highlights included Ruby Doust and Rite Quim in Mr. Baggy Britches and a Willow Plate piece by Sylvia Skipworth. Proceeds fund the stall and the Children’s Market for Anglican orphanages in Perth in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Girls’ Friendly Society
Thorsday
Alexandra Hall
the Land of Nod
Molly Weston
Mr. Baggy Britches
Coortline
Ruby Doust
Rite Quim
Alan “Lack-arday
Lawrence Akhby
Jilly Wade
Sylvia Skipworth
St Luke's Cottesloe
Hazaar
Perth
Amount of £3000 Set for Next Financial Year
A figure of three thousand pounds was agreed and will be spread over the ensuing financial year as a funding decision.
Claremont-Cottesloe suffers heavy defeat to Perth at Show Ground
Perth routs Claremont-Cottesloe 22.16 to 6.13 as Perth dominates from the first quarter. Willcox leads Claremont with a late goal, but Perth players Sharples Grigg Heid and Lean star. East Perth and other sides feature later in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claremont-Cottesloe
Thompson Howson
McIntosh
Rodrigues
Lovegrove
Willcox
Lemmon
Senders
Stewart
Angove
McManus
Church
Smith
Donoghue
Webl
Watson Sharples
Lean
Wedgewood
Matthews
McComish
Bryant
Grigg
Hicks
Turner
Watts
Reid
Erickson
Love
Henley
Shepherd
Perth
Watson
Sharples
Claremont
Tong
Claremont-Cott
Monts
Tne
Claremont-Cottesfoo
Sanders
Inter
Anoth
Claremont-Catesloe
Sharp
Claremont Cottesloe Suffers Loss To East Perth
East Perth defeats Claremont Cottesloe 4.6 to 2.0 after a tight opening period. Easts lead with Campbell goals while Claremont’s Lovegrove, Willcox, Steward and Smith respond, but East Perth extend their advantage as the game unfolds.
Claremont Scouts Raise Funds Amid Early Success
The Claremont branch of the Boy Scouts Association reports £50 already deposited in the bank as they push forward with a fund appeal. Local members’ efforts inspire the group to greater deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claremont
Boy Scouts” Association
Claremont Scouts
Cottesloe Beach Notes Delays and Close Losses in Fremantle
Reports from Cottesloe Beach detail two tight defeats to Bicton Palmyra at Fremantle Park and North Fremantle, with players Charlie Carr Babe Cheg and Roger highlighted for strong performances. The Fremantle park games, July dates unspecified, saw key locals like Woopy and the Irick line provide scoring and defense as crowds noted a strong showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bicton-Palmyra
Fremantle Park
Derby
North Freman
Cambra
Cottesloe Beach Oval
Danbury
Busselton
Albany
South Coast
Bucla
Pars M.S. Kybra
Charlie Carr
Cottesloe
Big Cheg
Irick
Joe
Babe Cheg
Charlie
Roger
Woopy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Claremont-Cottesloe and Districts
Trade Directory
Waldey
Colemutt
Seney Bay View-terrace
Bay View-terrics
Claremet
PEEK
Gaede
Tey Viewer
Gere
Fheee
Serbert Westlake
W. &. Benbett
Joseph C. Semkin
Ertaker
E ‘Tell
Adelaide
Fremantle
Fairweather Creeumaker and
Costomler
Claremont Station
C.F. Yeates, W.ada
Barreck-street
Farth
Seb Asean
Claremont Road District
Transit Facilities & Progress
Mosmans Bay
Claremont Municipality
Council
Ware and
Lukey
Mendaring
Braddock
Goldsworthyrold
Bydmey
Miss C. Harris
Gooseberry Hill
C. Lee Steere
England
Miss Eileen and
Mixa Hilda Lee Steere
Woods
Claremont-Cotpesloe
Claremont Boys
Vincent
Tred Tiquez
Ances
Angoye
East Perth
Howson
Tuiring
Riversiders
Angore
East Perthon
Campbell
East
Clements
Duffy
Clare Mont
TAL
McMahon
Barrett
Sparrow
Steward
Wally
Boull
Micky
Oliver
Nats
Bill
Cottesloe Reamer
Claremont-Ottenloe
Rongly
Basil
Easts
BOY Scouts
Kay
Clify-Street
Iremantle Harbour Trust
Basaarter
Government Tourist Bureau
Barreet
H. G. Sugars
Mason
Babbaratta
Heder
H. F. Thompson
Gugeri Street
Clabem
Enilas
Read
Victoria Park
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