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Fremantle The Advertiser

Location

Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Jun 18, 1926

Page

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Progressive Melville Gathering Debates Road Works and Transport

At a Melville Road Board event in Mount Pleasant ministers and local officials discussed funding and legislation to accelerate main road construction, a Mount Pleasant water supply, and a proposed tramway from Como to Canning Bridge. Officials weighed the South side railway, Point Walter reserve finances, and future state prospects as toasts were offered.

MLRB Mount Pleasant M.A. McCzivm W. CG. Angwin G. Potter EB. H. Gray Wet Lorat A. E. Sanderson Q'Keefe T. MM Tise Como Canning Bridge Bicton Fremantle

Shipping notices from Derby to Eucla and Albany routes

State Shipping Service lists sailings from Albany to South Coast Ports and EUCLA via SS Cambra and Kybra, with dates June 15 and services for cargo and passengers. Agencies include Werth Agency, Fre mantle Harbour Trust, Perth Agency, and Government Tourist Bureau Barrach.

Albany South Coast Eucla Kybra Perth Government Tourist Bureau Barrach

Fremantle Caledonian Society Fancy Dress Carnival

The Fremantle Scottish Hall hosted a June 12 fancy dress carnival filled with music supper and celebrations. Attendees included Sir and Lady Teazle Miss Ruby Eadie and Miss Alice O Donnell among many clever costumes with prizes awarded for best couple and best costumes.

Fremantle Felix the Cat Iack Chieflan Kirk Middleton Messi R. Ramage Mitchell Wilson Monteath Gibson Irene Thacker Pierette Mr. Austin Jean Eadie Lillian Chate Mr. A Chate L. Brown Miss Bruce Johnnie Walker Sally Cretonne Jean Ati Sies Goodall Connie Watts Madge Mitchell Sissie Dickens Addie Willis Siera Boase Madge Fowell Peggie J. Linsey Rene Letts McKenzie Goodall Thacker Messrs J. Dolan D. Woods D. Coffee J. Baird W. Danielson J. McGlashan G. Moore B. and J-Bruce A. Hendry T. Caesar W. Trotter J. Jenkins

Esperance Port Poised as Major Wheat Hub

Authorities plan declaring Esperance a port of entry as quarantine facilities are granted. Wheat ships from Esperance must call at Fremantle for pratique, then proceed. Supporters praise the Southern Port for economic growth and expect Esperance to become a busy regional hub in coming years.

Experance Esperance Fremantle Perth

Advertising in the Oval Letter from South Fremantle correspondent

A 1926 letter from a Hickory Street reader urges council to allow ads in the oval. The writer laments misuse of funds, complains about grandstand and facilities, and advocates cheap ads to fund improvements. He envisions ad placements near constricted areas and parries for revenue.

Hikery St South Fremantle Hickory-street

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Progressive Melville Applecross MRL V. C. Risely Mr. McCaam Tramway Advisory Committee Angwin Point Walter Wss Mary Neff America India Wil East Fremantle Town Hall Womens Service Guild East Premantle Town Hall IMR. D Cliff-Street Derby SS. Cambra Italy Werth Agency For Cargo Fremantle Harbour Trust Bazwarter Marsland M. C. Neece South Terrace Fremantle Fremantle Caledonian Society Fremantle Town Hall Norman Kerry Mary Philbin Princess Mister Advertiser Oval Pellew’s Ltd High Street Asia Pellew Asa Pallew Ark Little Navy Sane Piler Teen Niger Nile Pellow S.W. W U.S Children's Department S.S
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