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Newspaper
Fremantle The Advertiser
Location
Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
1
TH HOUSES amp LAND Te Ry w G Hendy Fremantle offers homes across Fremantle Wotteson Beach Cottesloe and Clarem nt from 2600 with terms. Poultry farms orchard land 5 acres at 60 garden land 4 acres with deposits and 22 monthly investments. First mortgage occupancy supported by real estate agents handle taxes returns and accounts.
Public notice advertises STOTT'S Coaching at Fremantle offering primary to technical subjects. Ring A267s or send request. prospectus to follow by return mail. Literary Institute, South-ter name appears in the small print.
Fremantle council hosts third lecture by Professor Rees at Town Hall on Friday 16th discussing The September Eclipse of the Sun with lantern views. seating details and inquiries through city officials. Also notices invite tenders for quarry work at Hamilton Hill Memorial Hall and reconstruction of Rockinghorse road, with specifics at board offices. jumble sale at Presbyterian Church Hall East Fremantle.
A farewell gathering in Fremantle Mayor's Parlour honored Mr and Mrs C Leonard Clifton former bank manager. Speakers lauded his long service and active support of music. Clifton planned a peaceful Armadale respite away from the city hotel’s bustle.
Real estate auction notices describe sales of houses and land on short notice to avoid delays. The notices reference FURNITURE buys, commissions, insurers on six risks, and weekly compensation schemes. Victoria Hall event in Fremantle features a dance and a football cab in aid of injured readers.
Bit unclear advertisement notes Miss Tiffany Cooke as a teacher, mentions private tuition times and a Forrest Street East Fremantle address, plus lending money from £5 to £10,000 on title deeds and bonds.
A Fremantle youth, Herman Wilkie, leapt from the Moreton Bay steamship to save a passenger who had fallen overboard during rough seas near the Sydney Heads on May 22. A meeting in the Mayor’s Parlour approved an illuminated address and a fund to assist Wilkie’s architectural training, with a sub-committee to arrange the event and gift details.
A Perth commentary attacks the minister over extending the tramway to Como arguing funds would better serve Fremantle unemployment relief and urgent public works. It questions parliamentary wishes and warns the project may be halted amid protests and financial strain.
A fragmented column notes engagement announcements, social rituals, and fashion glimpses. It describes a flashy society scene with a vain engagement habit, charity canvassers, a hospital concert scene, and fashion details including a green net dress and a navy blue gown with a beaded bow.
A fragment from a Hamilton column notes tenders and a reference to Hamilton Street and Henry Street, with unclear details about a memorial or event. The readable text hints at bids or notices but lacks concrete dates or full names. Further context is needed for a precise summary.
At a recent Conference of Local Bodies Fremantle Council declined to undertake laying mains for fire extinction, arguing the Water Department should not be forced to supply for fire use. The decision follows reports that local firms face higher insurance costs and fire risk, prompting calls for government action to relieve unemployment and improve water supply, with alternatives like Perth tramway works noted.
A fragmentary Perth area notice reviews a pamphlet titled Fremantie The Golden Gate of Australia. It notes publishers, trade, seaside industries, and travel topics, praising the two colour cover and affordable price. It mentions Uske Nernity lectures by Professor Ross and a forthcoming talk by Professor Rona, with local council involvement.
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