Stoves claim as sole makers of In Stone Eeaves
An advertisement asserts exclusivity as the sole manufacturers of In Stone Eeaves, featuring single and double oven circular fuel cast iron fire hosts and the Perfect Cooker branding.
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Newspaper
Fremantle The Advertiser
Location
Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
3
An advertisement asserts exclusivity as the sole manufacturers of In Stone Eeaves, featuring single and double oven circular fuel cast iron fire hosts and the Perfect Cooker branding.
Councillors debated Beach street condition after sand from Dalgety’s property spilled onto the road. Rain has turned it into a quagmire. The Town Clerk blamed the P W D for remediation and the department was asked to address the nuisance.
Councillor Brennan verbally resigned as chairman of the Health Committee over a building plan disagreement. Councillor Kerr noted the committee's support for Brennan. The Mayor said no written apology had been received, keeping Brennan as chairman at the time.
A horse was killed when a country bound train struck near South Beach while Albert Wigby of Palmyra was driving a lorry. He escaped serious injury and was treated at Fremantle Hospital. Councillors debated moving the line onto the seawall with mixed views. the motion to shift was carried.
A very successful dance at Cottesloe Beach Town Hall on June 6 drew a good crowd despite a stormy night. The committee thanks Misses Chester Rogerson Bishop and Chester for decorating, Mesdames Smith and Linnett for refreshments, and praises Miss Powell of Fremantle for excellent music.
Tenders opened at Fremantle Council meeting with Potter and Hancock offering £352 and Instone and Co £338. The latter accepted though Engineer estimated cost at £337, about 20 shillings less than the lowest bid.
At Monday’s meeting Fremantle Council received a lone debenture bid from the Commercial Bank to underwrite a £15,000 loan over 20 years at 54 percent less expenses. A provisor to keep the municipal account with the bank was criticised. The mayor opposed tying council funds to that bank. Dr Sumpton suggested redeeming the loan anytime as a remedy. The matter was sent to the finance committee with power to act.
The singer wed Harold F. McCormick of International Harvester. It is the bridegroom’s third and the bride’s fifth marriage. The Paris ceremony last year was deemed illegal in Illinois due to the divorce timing.
The Collector of Customs announces that grade standards for dried fruits intended for export have been prepared under the Commerce Act Regulations and are now operative after gazettement on 24 May 1923. Copies of the Regulations are available at the Fremantle and Perth Customs Houses.
Wm John Powell faced Fremantle Police Court on Tuesday charged with unlawfully assaulting Wm Bant on June 3. Powell pleaded Guilty under great provocation. He was fined 10 shillings with costs after a magistrate called the quarrel over a wood obstruction a silly dispute.
Fremantle loses 16 to 13 at Wellington Square in the second round clash with Guildford. Notable performances include Gartrell Edinger back line move, Hicks top scoring with six goals, and Pridham Forsyth as solid defense. Fremantle B beat Swan 6 to 2 at the same venue with Forsyth 3 goals and Conole strong in defense. Next match Fremantle hosts Perth at Fremantle Park.
The Onlooker notes a small turnout at North Fremantle courts last Saturday due to soft conditions. A social at Guild Hall followed, with praise for the new bumping board, improved private club facilities in John Street, and tips from "Duece" on game rules as players focus on ball control and eye contact.
An advertisement invites consultations at Elizabeth Terrace 42 Adelaide 8st Fremantle with phone numbers 81084. It lists hours from 9:30 to 6, Saturdays 9:30 to 1, and mentions evenings by appointment only.
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