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Walsham murder: 

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we go… 

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The Phillip Walsham murder 

trial process is over, so we are 

free to contemplate the evidence 

that points to a nightmare. 

It could rock our justice system 

as did the Mallard, Christie, 

Mickelberg, Button and Beamish 

cases. 

The nightmare is this: three 

young men are rotting in jail, 

wrongly serving a life sentence 

for one of Perth’s most horrifying 

crimes. 

Jose Martinez, Sam Fazzari and 

Carlos Pereiras were jailed for life 

on Wednesday (see page 17). 

The men stand convicted of murdering 

a defenceless 21-year-old 

by throwing him off a railway station 

footbridge to his death eight 

metres below. 

But somewhere out there, this 

scenario goes, is a car driver 

who knows the truth. 

His or her vehicle killed Phillip 

Walsham and kept going; a terrible 

hit-run that an unknown driver 

has kept a terrible secret. 

During the 10-week trial that finished 

in May, this theory, while 

it was raised, did not really gain 

any legs. 

But this was a function of how 

our police and legal system works, 

or doesn’t work. 

For instance, at the end of the 

trial, the judge suggested to the 

jury that the car-crash idea was 

unlikely. 

He even invited the jury to 

find that a key witness with startling 

evidence for the hit-run 

Vol 33 No.25 276 Onslow Road, Shenton Park, 6008. Ph. 9381 3088, www.postnewspapers.com.au June 24, 2006 

Is a mystery 

hit-run driver 

out there? 

A complex of 14 affordable 

homes is planned for a council 

carpark in Jersey Street, Jolimont, 

which currently holds 90 cars 

a day used by workers at nearby 

businesses. 

The $2.1 million project would 

be based on row housing – with 

direct street access for people with 

disabilities. 

There would be eight two-bedroom 

units and six one-bedroom 

units. 

Subiaco council and the Department 

of Housing and Works would 

combine to set up the project. 

Registered by Australia Post publication No. WBF1752. 

COMMENT by 

BRET CHRISTIAN 

theory, Joseph Lione, might have 

been mistaken. 

The way the judge put his comments, 

any juror would have felt 

comfortable dismissing the entire 

vehicle crash scenario. 

Justice Eric Heenan spoke to 

the jury of Mr Walsham “falling 

from the footbridge”. 

He stated the bridge fall as a 

fact. 

It was just one of a number of 

ways the lid was kept on the hitrun 

theory each time it threatened 

to pop out of the jack-in-the box. 

Ten weeks earlier, at the beginning 

of the trial, Justice 

Heenan said something quite 

different to the court. 

If a person was found dying by 

the kerbside on a busy road such 

as Stirling Highway, said the 

judge, it was a reasonable proposition 

to assume that the person 

had been hit by a car. 

But the judge didn’t say this to 

the jury. 

Justice Heenan said it after he 

had sent the jury out of the courtroom 

while the DPP fought tooth 

and nail to exclude car-crash 

expert Robert Davey from giving 

evidence. 

During the trial, the prosecution 

even phoned Mr Davey at 

home at 9pm to try to persuade 

him that he was wrong. 

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Subiaco would lease the land 

to Foundation Housing (formerly 

City Housing), a not-for-profit 

group. 

Last week Subiaco council 

planning committee approved 

the concept 7:3 and it is due to go 

to the full council this week. 

Social housing officer Bob Tomlins 

said the Department of Housing and 

Works, with a possible contribution 

from Foundation Housing, would 

pay construction costs. 

Foundation Housing would 

be the developer to gain taxation 

benefits as a charitable institution 

and would manage 

the property. 

The carpark, which returns no 

money to the city, would produce 

a modest return –- and homes for 

people with disabilities. 

Glenys Hopkin told the meeting 

that she and other parents were 

anxious to see their children 

with intellectual disabilities settled 

in safe accommodation before 

their parents were too old to 

look after them. 

She said: “I represent the 

Subiaco and Western Suburbs 

Independent Housing Group of parents 

of adults with intellectual disability. 

Dog lovers are to be barred from taking their pets to training school at a Floreat vet clinic.They are, from left,Sharon 

Fitzgerald with Riley, Mary McCurdy with Missy, Margaret Laracy with Harvey and Cathy Cane with Saffy. 

Puppy school is out 

but boozers are in 

A puppy training class at a 

vet’s clinic in Cambridge Street, 

Floreat, is to be closed because 

neighbours complained 

about barking dogs. 

Meanwhile, a pub at the other 

end of the street is to be allowed 

to set up a bar for 200 drinkers 

in its carpark. 

Residents, near JB O’Reilly’s 

Tavern at 99 Cambridge Street, 

complained customers had urinated 

on street trees, vomited and 

honked car horns late at night. 

Council staff said Dr Don 

Stewart, the vet at Floreat 

Veterinary Clinic at 438 Cambridge 

Street, did not have planning permission 

to run a puppy training 

school in the backyard. 

“It has been running for many 

“Half of the 12 members of 

our group of families own or 

rent homes in Subiaco and the rest 

live nearby. 

“Most of our children are now 

in their 20s and parents in their 

late 50s to 70s. 


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A planned rooftop swimming 

pool has brought objections from 

six Cottesloe neighbours. 

The open-air pool and deck 

would be on top of a two-storey 

house planned for 17 John Street, 

a council committee meeting 

was told this week. 

Some neighbours objected, 

saying that while they had no problems 

with the house design, they 

were worried about potential 

noise from pool parties at night. 

Neighbour Barbara Campbell 

said: “There’s no curfew on using 

a pool, even though there are curfews 

on café or restaurant hours.” 

Several committee members described 

the plan as innovative. 

The plans are due to go to 

Cottesloe council next week. 

By LINDA CALLAGHAN 

years for an hour a week, Dr 

Stewart said. 

“The neighbour battle-axed his 

block and built right on the 

boundary and at that time we apparently 

had complaints.” 

Council staff said the clinic had 

been operating for 15 years, but 

after recent complaints about 

barking dogs, they discovered it 

had been opening more hours 

than permitted. 

Dr Stewart told councillors 

he thought he had the support 

of the council because its rangers 

used to give talks at the puppy 

classes. 

He said the classes, for pups 

from six to 16 weeks old, were held 

for a hour on Sunday afternoons. 

Councillor David Berry said the 

clinic had been controversial 

when it was proposed. 

“We decided to stick conditions 

on and those hours need to be 

imposed,” he said. 

Councillor Rob Bradley said 

he understood there were problems 

with noise because doors 

at the back of the clinic were often 

left open. 

Councillors will be asked on 

Tuesday to allow more opening 

hours but ban the puppy school. 

They will also be asked to 

approve up to seven extended 

trading permits a year at JB 

O’Reilly’s Tavern. 


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Pursuant to your correspondence 

about the increasing nuisance 

which crows have now become, I 

too have found that a crow hanging 

outside my residence is a very 

effective deterrent. 

Having become irritated by 

crows dunking their hard crusts of 

bread in my bird bath, making a 

filthy mess in the process and a 

dreadful noise to boot, some time 

ago I too resorted to hanging a crow 

upside down near the bird bath. 

Although some of its original shiny 

black lustre has now worn off, I can 

testify to the effectiveness of it as 

a deterrent to marauding crows. 

For those also intending to erect 

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suspend the crow by a swivel, enabling 

it to turn in the wind, the 

subsequent movement drawing 

attention to it and presumably 

prompting other crows to note, ‘Look 

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who was here!’. 

Indicative of how this movement 

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it is noticeable that when the 

wind is blowing crows rarely come 

near, whereas when there is no wind 

and it is absolutely still, they are 

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I wonder if people have lost 

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point where house values and 

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If it wasn’t the crows, would 

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They’re for loving, not stoning 

more so the 

magpies. 

If you lived 

next to the 

beach, would 

you have a 

grudge against 

seagulls? They 

are as much 

scavengers as 

any. 

Having lived 

in Daglish all my life and woken 

up to a wide variety of birds – 

from crows and magpies to 

cockatoos and kookaburras, 

amongst others, I say if you 

don’t like this, move to a large 

city where the other options 

are trucks, motorcycles and 

construction. 

Though I live overseas at the 

moment, I cherish the times I 

return home and the fact that 

I can take an early morning 

walk, watch the sun rise in the 

park across the road and identify 

at least five or six different 

birds, be they crows, willy wagtails 

or wattle birds. 

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for trying to protect willy 

wagtails’ nests from crows with a 

dangling dead one. 

Next to foxes and seagulls, 

crows are total vermin and pests. 

A dead one is a good one. 

Next time anyone sees a dead 

crow – which are protected, as 

Nedlands council’s approval of 

the Steve’s hotel redevelopment, 

in yet another closed meeting 

(“Mayor swings Steve’s vote”, 

POST, 3/6) came as no shock to anyone 

who has spent time fighting 

against this. 

Again, Nedlands councillors 

have ignored their own Town 

Planning Scheme (No 2, 

Amendment 152 Development 

Principles) which states: 

“The original hotel should be renovated 

and restored, and continue 

to function as a boutique hotel, 

thereby preserving its traditional 

role and function as a community 

focus for the surrounding neighbourhood.” 

One of the fundamental requirements 

for this 

entire development 

approval was to re- 

tain a working hotel. 

Mayor Laurie 

Taylor, councillors 

Rob Brown, Ian 

Argyle, Stephen 

Lipple, Ben 

Hodsdon, Robert 

van Straalen and 

Maxine Mazzuchelli 

and, in particular, 

planning director 

Daniel Arndt, should 

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For reasons we can only guess 

at, they have approved a development 

that totally contravenes the 

Town Planning Scheme (TPS), 

has been condemned by independent 

experts, will lead to ongoing 

legal challenges and further 

corruption of the TPS by developers, 

and is of no benefit to anyone other 

than Multiplex and the family of 

owner Murray McHenry. 

I challeng the councillors to 

explain, to the electors of Nedlands, 

why they voted the way they did. 

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By AJA STYLES 

Anne Phillips and Betty Nevile 

turned 100 this week, becoming 

the first two triplets in WA to 

reach this milestone. 

Their sister Jess died in a car 

accident near her King’s Park unit 

when she was 88. 

Anne said: “It was very sad; she 

was the best out of the three of 

us. You always got a laugh in Jess’s 

company, unlike us old stick-inthe-muds.” 

The Carmichael “Trips”, as 

they used to be known, came as 

a surprise to their mother on June 

17, 1906, and were the first WA 

triplets to all survive into adulthood. 

Anne and Betty celebrated 

their birthday with older sister 

Ellen Laing (102) and the hordes 

of descendants to be expected from 

a family of six children. 

This later extended to eight children 

when their widowed mother 

Ellen remarried. 

Stories were exchanged and 

laughter rang out at Hollywood 

Retirement Village as the sisters 

remembered childhood mischief. 

The triplets were so similar in 

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ing places on their boyfriends 

when they took strolls on the 

Busselton jetty in the evenings. 

Anne said: “I must have known 

every plank in that jetty. 

“It was lovely in those days; 

everyone knew everyone and 

they were all like brothers and 

sisters to you.” 

Being such a rarity, the triplets 

were invited to ride in the 

Governor’s carriage in 1911 as part 

of the grand parade at the opening 

of the Royal Show. 

Their similarities went further 

than looks; when one burst 

into tears the others followed spontaneously, 

which caused many 

teachers grief. 

They did nearly everything together, 

including flooding the 

bath in one of their mother’s 

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Crucial evidence of forensic 

testing of a convicted murderer’s 

car was not available until 

after the man was convicted, his 

lawyer told the Court of Criminal 

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Evidence of blood in the back 

of an old Toyota LandCruiser 

station wagon was a central part 

of the prosecution case against 

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At his trial in 2004, he was convicted 

of the murder of his estranged 

wife Anne at her unit in 

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Her body has not been found. 

A central part of the prosecution 

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But an examination by scientist 

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He said he had found none. 

But Mr McCusker said Mr Egan’s 

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Mr McCusker said that a pathologist’s 

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Beautiful game 

has ‘em hooked 

Like many workplaces 

around the country, 

unprecedented levels 

of world cup fever 

are currently gripping 

the normally placid 

environs of the POST. 

A sweepstake, organised 

by office bookie 

Judy Ewing, has 

turned our normally 

devoted followers of 

the oval-shaped ball 

game into mad keen 

round ball afficionados. 

Every morning, 

Posties are walking 

into work, bleary-eyed 


THE 

LISTENING 

and hungover from 

all-night world cup 

parties. At least that’s 

their story and they’re 

sticking to it! 

Several female staffers 

have been exhibiting 

new-found passion 

for the world 

game, discovering the 

beauty and majesty of 

the sport, especially 

when spunks like Tim 

Cahill and Lucas Neill 

are playing. 

All of a sudden, 

names like Juan Roman 

Riquelme are rolling 

off the tongue, and 

there is a genuine appreciation 

for 

Argentina’s fluent 

short-passing game, 

even if they are a 

bunch of long-haired 

pretty boys. 

The Italians have 

also received their fair 

share of compliments, 

despite suspicions from 

the well-educated 

among us that they are 

more intent on visits 

to the solarium, wearing 

tight clothes and 

tying their hair back, 

without doing much on 

the pitch, except elbowing 

the opposition 

in the head. 

All about 

offside 

It can be a tough day at work when the boom gets stuck. 

Another Postie 

thought it might be 

useful to offer his female 

colleagues an explanation 

of football (sorry, 

soccer’s) offside rule: 

You’re in a shoe shop, 

second in the queue 

for the till. Behind the 

shop assistant on the till 

is a pair of shoes which 

you have seen and 

which you must have. 

The female shopper in 

front of you has seen 

them as well and is 

eyeing them with desire. 

Both of you have forgotten 

your purses. 

It would be rude to 

push in front of the first 

woman if you had no 

money to pay. 

The shop assistant 

remains at the till. 

Your friend is trying 

on shoes at the back of 

the shop and sees your 

dilemma. She prepares 

to throw her purse to 

you. 

If she does, you can 

catch the purse, walk 

round the other shopper 

and buy the shoes! 

At a pinch she could 

throw the purse ahead 

of the shopper and 

“whilst it is in flight” 

you could nip around 

the other shopper, catch 

the purse and buy the 

shoes! 

BUT, wait until the 

purse has “actually 

been thrown”; it would 

be wrong for you to be 

in front of the other 

shopper ... and you 

would be OFFSIDE! 

TOWN OF 

CLAREMONT 

The boom 

is gone 

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PRESENTATION TO RATEPAYERS 

Ratepayers and residents of Claremont are invited to a 

presentation of the draft budget for 2006/07 at 6.00pm on 

Tuesday 27 June 2006 in Council Chambers, 308 Stirling 

Highway, Claremont. 

The presentation is an opportunity for questions to be 

asked in regard to the Council’s projected income and 

expenditure for 2006/07. 

Arthur Kyron 

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER 

The building boom reached 

a peak – and then came back 

to earth in Subiaco last week. 

In a couple of hours two 

men wearing harnesses and 

tethers, and another with a 

big crane, dismantled a big 

crane that has dominated the 

skyline near Hay Street for 

months. 

From the ground it looked 

like a scary operation – particularly 

when one man 

crawled out along the boom 

to adjust slings around the 

boom – about 40m above 

the ground, with just a spidery 

web of steelwork beneath 

him.

Man, wife and POST all happily married 

The POST helped to make a 

spectacular three-hour wedding 

in Sri Lanka even more 

memorable than usual. 

More than 500 guests paused 

and pondered as Rebecca Gianotti 

(former PLC student) and Gajan 

Sivandran (former Scotch boy) 

were married in a Hindu ceremony 

at The Cinnamon Grand 

Hotel in Colombo. 

The ceremony paused while 

Rebecca’s dad, Umberto (Bert), 

took a photograph. 

He said: “They are such beautifully 

polite people that everybody 

waited while I whipped out 

the POST and handed it to the 

bridal couple, probably with 

everybody thinking: ‘Is this some 

weird Australian marriage custom 

involving a newspaper?’” 

At least the 16 guests from 

Perth knew what was happening. 

They were keeping up a friendly 

ritual started by a POST read- 

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er years ago – having their picture 

taken at a place far from 

home where they were enjoying 

themselves immensely, but with 

the POST to show that they were 

also thinking of home. 

The couple will have a second 

wedding ceremony at the PLC 

chapel. 

Rebecca and Gadjan have 

both been invited to complete 

PhDs at the Massachusetts 

Institute of Technology (Boston) 

working on environment engineering 

with full scholarships for 

five years. 

Their Sri Lankan Hindu ceremony 

involved a lot of symbolism 

with pots of earth being sown with 

nine varieties of grain to symbolise 

a fertile life for the couple. 

The best men, Bec’s brothers 

Michael and David, sprinkled the 

groom’s feet with water to signify 

cleansing and received a gift of 

a gold ring for their good grace. 

The bridal couple sat in a 

Peppermint Grove council 

wants Mosman Park 

and Cottesloe councils to pay 

the lion’s share of the $8 million 

library redevelopment. 

It has suggested the cost 

be split according to the 

membership ratio of the 

current library, which is 

Cottesloe (45%), Mosman 

Park (44.7%) and Peppermint 

Grove (10.3%). 

Peppermint Grove will 

foot the bill for its new offices 

and council chambers, 

which are also part of the 

project, and will provide 

7365sq.m of land on the corner 

of Leake Street and 

Stirling Highway for the de- 

velopment and 485sq.m along 

Stirling Highway to the state 

government, which may use 

it for road widening and 

access. 

Peppermint Grove has demolished 

the old bowling 

club building and shire 

depot for $68,000, removed 

old concrete footings ($5280), 

re-established electricity to 

the site ($3245) and treated 

the earth bank at the depot 

site to stabilise soil ($400). 

The council also intends to 

sell 974sq.m of land off Stirling 

Highway, which is currently 

a carpark and half of a bowling 

green, to help fund the project. 

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Bert, father of the bride, took 

her hand in his, and holding a 

betal leaf and a coconut in the 

other, placed Bec’s hand in 

Gajan’s hand. 

Helen, the bride’s mother, indicated 

her consent by pouring 

water into her husband’s hand 

while he held a gold coin, symbolising 

his daughter. 

Gajan accepted the coin and 

passed it to his parents, Sive and 

Kanthi, to show the acceptance 

of the bride by the groom and his 

family as a new member of their 

family to protect and cherish. 

The climax of the ceremony was 

Gajan placing around Bec’s neck 

the thali – a gold pendant with 

the Lord’s symbol inscribed on 

it, which to a Hindu wife denotes 

eternal love for her husband 

and she wears it, as long as her 

husband lives, on a chain next 

to her heart. 

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After some debate, headed 

by deputy president Peter 

Bacich, it was resolved that 

the council should not have 

to take the land for the project 

back to its natural state. 

Mr Bacich, a developer, 

said in most cases land was 

developed in its current 

condition and taking it back 

to its natural state might 

incur unnecessary costs. 

The development, with 

parks and gardens on the 

corner, will be on land which 

is an A class reserve. 

CEO Graeme Simpson 

said the council would try 

fire three times 

On the first round, Gajan 

placed Bec’s right foot on a granite 

stone with the blessing: “May 

your will be strong and steadfast 

like this stone” and placed a silver 

ring on her second toe. 

He repeated the procedure on 

the second round, placing a ring 

on her left foot and showed her 

a star reminding her of a devoted 

wife known for her chastity. 

On the final round, the couple 

placed a hand each into a narrow-necked 

vessel and vied for 

a small ring placed inside by the 

priest – to enable the couple to 

share the joys of pursuit, irrespective 

of the winner. 

The final rite was a sacrament 

emphasising the participation 

and blessing of the entire 

family circle because the Hindu 

marriage aims at bliss achieved 

through the union of the families. 

to retain the same amount 

of public open space, but on 

the streetside of the building. 

The project will also have 

above-ground and underground 

parking so as to retain 

as much public open 

space and gardens as possible. 

Mr Bacich said paying for 

11 underground parking lots 

for council staff would be a 

disadvantage. 

He suggested the cost of 

underground parking be 

shared with the other two 

councils, as it was bound to 

be $15,000 to $20,000 dearer. 

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• fees for architects, engineering 

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Cambridge ratepayers are 

missing out on $30,000 in 

rent for a mobile phone 

tower on their golf course 

because Telstra did a deal 

with another phone company. 

Now a legal row is looming 

because the council staff say 

the two companies did not 

have the right to sideline 

the council. 

“What we have identified 

is a breach of the lease,” 

Cambridge chief executive 

Jason Buckley told councillors. 

The council, which owns the 

golf course, allowed the 

Hutchison company to put up 

a tower for Optus three years 

ago. 

At the time Hutchison offered 

the council $18,000 a year 

for the lease of the site. 

But the fee was upped to 

$30,000 after former councillor 

Graham Burkett pointed 

out that another company 

was paying $45,000 for a 

tower on the Tamala Park rubbish 

tip site in the northern 

suburbs. 

Former council CEO 

Graham Partridge told councillors 

a clause had been 

included in the lease that 

would give the council extra 

rent if other companies wanted 

to co-locate on the 

Hutchison tower. 

When Telstra asked to put 

antennae on the tower the 

council asked for $30,000 – the 

same rent Hutchison was 

paying. 

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Anger over tower 

Neighbours of the Ocean 

Village shopping centre 

are worried more mobile 

phone antennae have been 

put on the roof. 

One woman, who asked not 

to be named, said: “We objected 

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the first antennae were put 

on the roof. 

“We sent them a petition 

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Beach, wrote to the council asking 

them to prevent any more 

antennae being installed at the 

shopping centre. 

“The existing tower looms 

over the three mews like 

some alien presence and is 

visual pollution of the grossest 

kind,” a spokeswoman for 

the 49 residents said. 

“Imagine facing such a 

view each time you step 

outside your door or look out 

of a window.” 

Residents want Churchlands 

MP Liz Constable to take up 

their complaints. 

Let locals decide 

A man who helped set 

standards for mobile phone 

emissions in Australia says 

it is time to scrap low impact 

rules that stop councils 

controlling where 

transmitters go. 

Ian McAlister, former manager 

at the Australian 

Communications Authority 

(ACA) in Canberra, said: “It 

is a blank cheque for carriers 

to roll out infrastructure 

without due regard to planning 

regulations.” 

Mr McAlister, now an independent 

consultant, was 

hired by Nedlands council 

to advise on a proposed 

mobile phone transmitter policy 

for the city. 

Mr McAlister said he 

worked on setting standards 

for electromagnetic radiation 

emissions, licensing and 

regulations when he was 

at the ACA. 

He said the government introduced 

the low impact 

clause in the Telecommunications 

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Norman Swan says parents need to get back to 

basics. 

Discipline is back, 

says Dr Swan 

Old-fashioned approaches to parenting 

work best, according to leading ABC health 

broadcaster Norman Swan. 

“Parents who try new-age stuff are not necessarily 

setting the ground well for their children,” 

Dr Swan, also a doctor trained in paediatrics, 

told the POST. 

Trying to be friends rather than parents, allowing 

free expression, not setting limits and 

being frightened to exert strong discipline 

were not good for kids, he said. 

There was strong evidence the more disciplined 

approach to parenting seen on television 

shows like The Nanny was beneficial, he 

said. 

Dr Swan will talk at Christ Church Grammar 

School on Thursday, June 29, at 7.30pm about 

relationships between parents and teenagers. 

Entitled Sex, Drugs and Rock and Roll, the 

talk will be about building resilience in kids, 

health and wellbeing in parents and factors that 

make the difference to how kids cope. 

“With resilience, people often ask, looking at 

two kids from similar backgrounds and environments 

– why one will do well and one 

won’t,” he said. 

It used to be thought that the difference was 

due to the influence of a significant adult 

such as a teacher, but it was now known that 

was not the case, he said. 

He will talk about what determines survival, 

or wellbeing, of parents. 

“It is very hard for a parent to be an effective 

parent unless they are feeling good about 

themselves too,” he said. 

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The Kapinara pre-primary school 

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about $70,000 spent on repairs, 

Cambridge councillors were told 

in March. 

The Department of Education 

and Training told the council it 

would run the pre-primary at 

Kapinara Primary School and did 

not want the building in Bendigo Way. 

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Council staff said if the town 

added part of a path to Bent Park 

into the block, it could be subdivided. 

“One of the lots is likely to be a 

green title battleaxe block that 

would have views to the south and 

east overlooking Bent Park,” staff said. 

The corporate services committee 

agreed to investigate the potential. 

Local real estate agent Christopher 

Dee told the POST the two 

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A life-long devotion to daily workouts may 

be reflected in Sydney Hymus’ longevity. 

The long-time Nedlands resident celebrated 

his 101st birthday this week with an outing to the 

Hyde Park Hotel. 

There was “no difference between 100 and 101”, 

he said from his current home at Melvista 

Lodge. 

“I always feel good ... life is what you make it.” 

His grandson Grant said Sydney exercised a 

lot, even into his 90s. 

“Each day he would do stretches and swim laps 

up until a few years ago,” Grant said. 

He was a keen tennis player and supporter of 

Subiaco Football Club and was often on the sidelines 

cheering on our sporting efforts, Grant, a 

former state-level hockey player, said. 

At the age of 94, Sydney taught his greatgranddaughter 

Milly Ikin, now 8, to swim. 

Her mother, Jacqui, the youngest of Sydney’s 

three grandchildren said: “PapaSyd was ahead 

of his time in his approach to health. 

“He was into healthy eating, walked everywhere 

and would exercise at least 30 minutes a day in 

his tracksuit.” 

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Sydney’s other great loves were wife Kath and 

travel, Jacqui said. 

Together, they travelled to America, Japan, China, 

Europe, Mexico and New Zealand preferring the 

leisurely pace of cruising. 

After Kath died in 1964, Sydney continued frequent 

travels and in his 90s accompanied Jacqui 

and her family on a trip to Singapore. 

“He bought my sister Amanda and me a doll 

back from every country,” Jacqui said. 

Born and schooled in Mosman Park, Sydney 

spent his whole life in the bounds of the Curtin 

electorate. 

He lived for more than 50 years in the big family 

home he built in Boronia Avenue, eventually 

moving into a granny flat on the property while 

his only son Darren and his family moved into 

the main house. 

In later years Sydney moved to Hollywood 

Village. 

He worked for the WD & HO Wills tobacco company 

but never became a heavy smoker. 

During World War II he served in the Royal 

Australian Air Force and was stationed in 

Darwin. 

‘Big and beautiful, but not in our backyard’ 

A house described as big and 

beautiful was praised by 

Subiaco councillors, but then 

they refused to approve it, on 

the casting vote of councillor 

Rodney Wells, as chairman of 

the planning committee. 

The home was proposed by 

Kate and James McAtier to 

spread over three lots on 

Heytesbury Road with a double 

garage at the front. 

A rear lane passes the easternmost 

block, but does not 

reach the western two blocks. 

But Subiaco council has a policy 

that where there is a rear 

right of way, that should be 

used for vehicle access, rather 

than a front garage. 

Mrs McAtier told the committee 

meeting last week that 

if the plans were not approved, 

then it was likely they would divide 

the three lots and sell 

them separately. 

Councillor Lynley Hewett 

said that despite that “subtle 

threat”, the council should 

keep to its policy of encouraging 

traffic on to rights of way. 

She said; “It is a very good looking 

house but a garage at the 

front is not what we want to encourage.” 

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Councillor Murray Rowe said: 

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a better entrance than 

coming through the lane. 

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not trying to increase density. 

It is a well articulated building 

with solar access and it will appear 

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Councillor Alan Stoney, an architect, 

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The colourful history of Subiaco, its heritage houses and its tree-lined streets, the sporting 

teams, factories, churches, outdoor movies and corner shops, that featured in the lives of its 

residents are all represented in the museum's collection and displays. Over two thousand 

people visited the museum last year and for many it held the same charm as the family 

photograph album. People are interested in the past, knowing that the present is deeply 

affected by the experiences of earlier generations. 

The museum is a heritage building, standing between the Subiaco Library and the City's 

Administration Centre on Rokeby Road. The building was erected in 1911 and served for 

many years as one of three electrical sub stations required after Subiaco's Axon Street power 

station closed in 1923 and electricity was purchased in bulk from East Perth. The museum is 

open to the public from 2 to 5pm Tuesday to Sunday. School and other group visits are very 

welcome by appointment 

Collection and Resource Centre 

The museum's collection is centred on the people, businesses, factories, organisations 

and buildings of Subiaco. Museum staff and volunteers manage the collection of several 

thousand items. Each item is registered on computer, using a specialised museum program. 

This database enables objects, documents and photographs that are not currently on display, 

to be viewed on the computer screen by visitors, staff and research scholars. Interpretive 

exhibitions are mounted in the museum's five display spaces and also in the library and the 

administration building. 

Displays 

Drawn from the collection, the displays include items used by the indigenous community, 

and literature relating to the reconciliation movement. Basic tools and utensils, dating back 

to the earliest days of European settlement in Subiaco are also displayed. 

Visitors also enjoy an exhibition of domestic items illustrating the revolution in household 

labour and equipment that occurred in the first half of the twentieth century. On display 

is a shining green and cream enamel stove known as the Metters 'Early Kooka' that was 

produced in the Subiaco industrial area and served in a Barker Road home until its inclusion 

in the museum collection. 

The costume and textile collection includes clothing from 1850 to the late twentieth 

century. Great care is taken of the many irreplaceable items held in the collection because of 

their value as material evidence of the past. 

The collection also contains audiotapes of over seventy oral history interviews that may be 

heard at the museum using on-site equipment. 

Local History Awards 

The annual Subiaco Local History Awards are offered in the three categories of school years 

1 to 7, school years 8 to 12 and open awards. All entries are eligible for the major prize, the 

City of Subiaco Local History Award of $1,000. 

Many wonderful stories about Subiaco wait to be told. Memorable events in business, factory 

or street, tales of war and peace time in Subiaco, the history of clubs, schools and family 

homes emerge as possible subjects. Entries may be a fully researched and written story 

relating to Subiaco, a biographical or auto-biographical account relating to life in Subiaco, 

or a visual study using photographs, drawings or paintings of Subiaco, with associated text. 

Each year the variety of subjects researched by entrants adds to the recorded history of the 

area. 

Self Guided Walks 

Walking Subiaco is a colourful series of booklets developed by the City to provide the local 

and visiting public with self-guided walks through different areas of Subiaco. The walks are: 

• The City Centre 

• Shenton Park 

• Crawley and The University of Western Australia 

• Jolimont 

• Daglish 

• The Triangle 

• Subi Centro – available in the near future 

Each walk is three to four kilometres in length, taking approximately two hours to complete. 

Walkers will find plaques along the route to supplement the text in the booklet. 

Brief historical notes in the text enhance the walker's appreciation of the built environment 

and historic sites of Subiaco. Archival photographs and colourful contemporary images 

are used throughout the booklets. The walks encourage local residents and visitors to 

achieve physical fitness through exercise, while enjoying the richly varied architecture and 

streetscapes of Subiaco. Booklets are free and available at the museum, the library and the 

City's Administration Centre. 

See Subi on Sunday 

This popular program, occurring on alternate months, is a 1½ hour guided walk researched, 

organised and led by a City of Subiaco volunteer. Points of interest and entertaining 

anecdotes from local history are often related by past and present residents on these 

leisurely and informal walks. Details are available at the museum, library and the City's 

Administration Centre. 

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Info sought on 

artist’s life 

I am researching the life of 

my great-aunt, artist Margaret 

Saunders (1882-1959), who came 

to Perth from Ireland in 1922. 

She took over the Perth School 

of Art from Henry van Raalte when 

he became curator of the Art 

Gallery of South Australia in 

1923. 

Between 1924 and 1940 Margaret 

taught at a number of schools, including 

Perth College, St Mary’s, 

Presbyterian Ladies’ College, 

Guildford Grammar and Perth 

Technical School. 

She lived at 42 Churchill Avenue, 

Subiaco, from 1923 until the mid- 

50s. 

Her work is held in several public 

collections – the Holmes a Court 

Collection, the Lawrence Wilson 

Art Gallery, the Claude Hotchin 

Collection and Heritage House, 

South Perth. 

I would like to hear from anyone 

who remembers her or has 

any information about her or 

From Florence Road to Broadway, 

Nedlands residents are queuing 

to sign a petition against the inequitable 

charges of nearly $4000 

for underground power (“Power 

bill angers owners”, POST, 10/6). 

We have had people phone us because 

they have heard about the petition 

and want to sign it. 

There is no apathy here. We all 

remember the questionnaire from 

Nedlands council, which clearly 

stated three times that we would pay 

approximately $2500. 

That is nowhere near 

the $3780 we are now 

being told to pay. 

Thanks to the POST, 

we now find we are 

being slugged for the 

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This is the price – so stick to it 

Re: Linda Callaghan’s article 

(“Power bill angers owners”, POST, 

10/6) I find it incredible that Nedlands 

councillor Robert van Straalen 

voted in favour of the proposal. 

Has Mr van Straalen forgotten why 

he was elected? Wasn’t it because 

ratepayers were fed up with the huge 

rate increases? 

What is the difference between 

being slugged for rates or a power 

bill? Are we not talking about the 

same matter, money, here? 

I also take issue with Mr van 

Straalen’s statement that no one contacted 

the council about this matter. 

I complained in September 1999 

about the injustice of some ratepayers 

paying only one third of the cost 

while the rest had to pay half. 

Do we not all pay our rates and 

have the same rates? Why are we 

discriminated against? 

Power protest gathers heat 

Elissa Livingstone 

Brooking Road, 

Mahogany Creek 

Ratepayers in Dalkeith paid $1700. 

In Swanbourne $2250 was paid and 

$300 refunded, making a total of $1950. 

I complained again in 2004 because 

we were asked to pay $2500. 

What happened to these letters? 

Were they not passed on to councillors? 

Seeing that we were asked in 

surveys if we wanted underground 

power and in the last survey if we 

were willing to pay $2500, I cannot 

see why we should pay more as we 

were neither informed about the cost 

increases, nor if we were willing to 

pay $3780, giving us the optiion to 

refuse. 

I therefore urge all ratepayers in 

east Nedlands to pay no more than 

$2500 – the cost which was agreed 

to. 

Cilia O’Hagan 

Tyrell Street, Nedlands 

trolley poles along Stirling Highway 

and we have to pay for our own street 

signs – another $140,000 that ought 

to come out of the general council 

budget. 

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Eddie Knott, from the Friends of Hollywood 

Reserve, mans the spade for Carlie Eldridge, the 

city’s Sustainable Nedlands manager, as they plant 

Christmas trees in Hollywood Reserve. Top: With 

luck, the trees will look like this in about 14 years. 

Eddie said the trees, Nuytsia floribunda, were 

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Eddie Knott is dreaming of an 

orange Christmas at Hollywood 

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“Some things that are the best 

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“I probably won’t be around to 

see it, but you have to take a longterm 

view.” 

Eddie was among volunteers 

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Subiaco council planning 

chief Geoff Glass has quit to take 

a new job a few streets away with 

the WA Football Commission – 

as director of planning and facilities. 

This involves arranging ovals 

for Australian Rules Football 

all around the state – in particular 

on new housing developments. 

He has been with Subiaco 

council seven years and was described 

by a councillor this week 

as “a terrific leader and a wise 

head who stands up for his professional 

staff and good planning 

when some councillors 

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His career switch comes in 

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and the council and the Subiaco 

Redevelopment Authority. 

Mr Glass’s move follows the 

departure of his deputy Murray 

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senior staff – engineer Alex 

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Could a hit-run driver 

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It is not hard to understand 

why. 

There was massive public 

prejudice against the three 

accused men because two of 

them had each kicked Mr 

Walsham once, 15 minutes before 

he was found dying. 

The accused men were 

placed in the hopeless position 

of trying to prove an 

alternative case with very little 

physical evidence. 

They faced the prosecution’s 

circular argument as to why 

the hit-run idea should be dismissed. 

There was, said the DPP, 

simply no evidence of a hitrun. 

And it was Mr Davey, a highly 

respected road crash investigator 

often used by the 

DPP, who could tell the court 

why this was so. 

It was a botched job by the 

police, although Mr Davey did 

not use those words. 

Any physical evidence had 

disappeared under the wheels 

of thousands of commuters’ 

cars. 

Police had not investigated 

the possibility of a car impact 

the night Phillip 

Walsham died. 

Photographs they took of 

the body in situ did not 

come out. 

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major crash unit were not 

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search could be made 

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Broken plastic, tyre marks 

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photographed next day but 

not tested. 

Mr Walsham was bleeding 

from the face and so drunk 

he could barely walk. 

His blood alcohol at the 

time of his death could have 

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There have been many 

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forensic test that can be carried 

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There was no evidence 

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Revolving timber panels are the new backdrop for outdoor performances at Subiaco after 

renovations guided by Jeff Jowett (left) and David Saunders, of Subiaco council, with Jodi Pudney, from 

the Depatment of Culture and Arts. 

Curtain up on $4.7m 

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The Subiaco Arts Centre is 

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After a year of renovations, 

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Saturday, July 1, with a free 

public open day, featuring 

performances from professional 

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The old community hall has 

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considering the huge building 

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COMMUNITY NOTICES 

COUNCIL MEETING 

Tuesday, 27 June 2006 

Agenda items 

Amendment No. 3 to Town Planning Scheme No. 4 and Amendment No. 7 

Affordable Housing project 

Subiaco Central Development Plan 

Lake Jualbup Environmental Improvement Project 

Register of Delegations of Authority 

Code of Conduct review 

2006/2007 Annual Budget 

Financial Statements and Reports April 2006 

Notice of Motion 

Confidential items 

588 Hay Street, Jolimont 

SRA May bulletin 

Surplus share arrangements 

The meeting will be held in the Council Chambers, 241 Rokeby Road, Subiaco commencing at 5.30pm. Members of 

the public are welcome to attend, make a statement or ask questions. The agenda is available on the City’s website and 

in the Subiaco Library. 

SUBIACO ARTS CENTRE RE-OPENING 

The Subiaco Arts Centre is re-opening its doors after a year of extensive renovations, and to celebrate there is a public open 

day at the centre on Saturday, 1 July between 11.00am – 3.00pm. 

The former Subiaco City Hall will once again, play a key part in the metropolitan arts scene and Subiaco community as 

not only a place for professional performing arts, but also as a centre for the presentation of local community and cultural 

activities alongside national and international events. 

To showcase and re-invigorate the building, there will be a hive of activity at the Centre including performances from 

professional and community groups, refreshments and a sausage sizzle. 

Performance highlights include: 

• The Story – Gallery Exhibition. An architectural history of the Subiaco Arts Centre. 

• The Italian Women’s Choir 

• Barking Gecko Theatre Company presents: Trains of Thought 

• Workshops by Barking Gecko Theatre, 

• Rehearsal exhibition by Steps Dance Company 

• Mel Robinson/Tura New Music 

• Book readings by celebrity guests 

• Solo Performance by Stefan Karlsson 

• Play readings by Directors Neill Gladwin and Sally Richardson 

• The Flairz in Concert 

• Sausage Sizzle 

APPLICATION FOR DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL 

Town Planning Scheme No 4 

The City has received an application for development approval to develop land for the purpose described below: 

ADDRESS 388 Hay Street, Subiaco (the Colonnade) 

PROPOSAL Redevelopment of existing commercial building to include retail (shop), restaurant (café) consulting 

rooms, office, health studio and fee paying car parking. 

Any comments you may wish to express with respect to this proposal should be submitted to the City in writing before 

close of business on Monday 3 July 2006. 

The proposal is available for inspection at the Subiaco Library between 9.30am and 5.00pm weekdays. Officers of 

the City’s Planning Services will be available at the Administration Centre during those times to assist in interpreting 

the proposal. 

NOTICE OF MOTION 

NOTICE UNDER SECTION 58 OF THE LAND ADMINISTRATION ACT 1997 

PROPOSED CLOSURE OF ROAD 

UNNAMED ROAD/LANE BETWEEN RAILWAY ROAD AND HARVEY ROAD, SHENTON PARK 

The City of Subiaco gives notice of motion to resolve to make a request to the Minister for Lands, under section 58 of 

the Land Administration Act 1997 to close the following road: 

The un-named road between Harvey Road and Railway Road, situated adjacent to Lots 661,662, 679 and 681, be closed 

to motor vehicle traffic at a location six metres east of the rear boundaries of the adjacent properties. This closure is to 

be a permanent structure preventing the passing of vehicles, but allowing pedestrians, bicycles, mechanical mobility aides, 

prams and the like to pass. 

In accordance with section 58(3) the City of Subiaco will not resolve to make the request until a period of 35 days has 

elapsed from this publication; and the City has considered any objections made to it within that period concerning the 

proposal to close the road described in this notice. 

Any objection to the proposal should be made in writing on or before 31 July 2006 addressed to the City as follows: 

Chief Executive Officer 

City of Subiaco 

241 Rokeby Road, SUBIACO WA 6008 

DEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONS RECEIVED 

13 Henry Street, Shenton Park Partial demolitions and single storey rear additions to an 

existing single storey house 

17 Kanimbla Road, Nedlands Single and double storey rear additions to an existing 

single storey house 

Lots 30 & 400 (105) Heytesbury Road, Subiaco 

(Western Australian Planning Commission) 

Two lot amalgamation 

149 Roberts Road, Subiaco Demolition of an existing single house and construction 

of two new grouped dwellings with undercroft car 

parking 

85A Evans Street, Shenton Park Single storey additions to the rear of an existing single 

house 

6A Waylen Road, Shenton Park Construction of a two storey contemporary house with a 

rear garage 

214 Nicholson Road, Subiaco Installation of 100 post office boxes fronting Derby Road 

14 / 23 Hensman Road, Subiaco Short stay serviced apartment 

19 Rupert Street, Subiaco (Western Australian Planning 

Commission) 

Subdivision 

Formal consultation in respect of the listed proposals will be undertaken (where it is required) in accordance with the City’s 

policy on Planning Public Consultation. Copies of the City’s policy are available at the Subiaco Library, cnr Rokeby and 

Bagot Roads, Subiaco, from 9.30am - 5.00pm weekdays or from the City’s website. 

www.subiaco.wa.gov.au 

241 Rokeby Rd, Subiaco Tel: 9237 9222 

$16 million 

Mindarie 

payment due 

A $16 million compensation 

payment for preserving bushland 

at Mindarie is due to be paid to 

Cambridge and other councils 

by Friday next week. 

The money from the state government 

will secure almost 90 

hectares of oceanside land as a 

conservation zone under the 

Bush Forever plan. 

The cash will also kick-start a 

massive 10-year housing development 

of land that was valued 

at more than $325 million 12 

months ago. 

Cambridge councillors will be 

the last of the seven councils 

that jointly own the land, to sign 

off on the compensation deal on 

Tuesday. 

Cambridge, Vincent, Victoria 

Park, Perth, Stirling, Joondalup 

and Wanneroo own 432ha of land 

between Burns Beach and 

Mindarie in the northern suburbs. 

They use about 27ha as a rubbish 

tip surrounded by about 

50ha of buffer zones. 

The agreement with the WA 

Planning Commission, to be finalised 

by Friday, June 30, also 

designates another 18.6ha that may 

be removed from the Bush Forever 

plan if the councils make a good 

enough argument. 

The bush conservation deal 

also allows the councils to reduce 

the amount of public open space 

they provide in the first 200block 

estate to be released, from 

10% to 5%. 

The seven councils set up the 

Tamala Park Regional Council to 

Mindarie 

Keys 

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Burns 

Beach 

TAMALA 

PARK 

City 

Beach 

Cottesloe 

Beach 

Joondalup 

develop the land. 

Wanneroo deputy mayor Sam 

Salpietro is the chairman of the 

TPRG. 

Rod Constantine, deputy chief 

executive of Stirling council, is 

the acting CEO. 

Cambridge council owns a onetwelfth 

share of the land. 

Cambridge, Vincent and Victoria 

Park councils fought for their 

shares after government-appointed 

commissioners allocated 

it all to the City of Perth in a local 

government reorganisation 11 

years ago. 

DEVELOPMENT 

APPLICATIONS RECEIVED 

(6 June - 19 June 2006) 

The following development applications have been received by the City. 

Nedlands 

Floreat 

81 Dalkeith Home business 35 Alderbury Two storey 

23 Bruce Two storey dwelling 

dwelling 

28 Kirwan One storey dwelling 

35 Stirling Hwy University facility 

73 The Avenue Two storey Swanbourne 

additions 29 Lynton Fencing 

8 Leura St Consulting rooms 

70 Smyth Rd Fencing 

Mt Claremont 

29 Florence Garage 

21 Van Kleef Pergola 

78 Kingsway Studio 

4 Biara Gds Patio/gazebo 

79 The Avenue Addition to 

dwelling 

7 Ashbridge Patio/gazebo 

48 Robinson Fencing 

Dalkeith 

39 The Avenue Two storey 41 Browne Ave Garage 

dwelling 

85 Birdwood Internal alterations 

23 Hillway Addition to 17 Watkins Rd Two storey dwelling 

Reserve 22527, 

dwelling 

6 Leon Pergola 

The Esplanade Fencing 

The City publishes this list to keep the community informed of proposed 

developments. Public submissions in respect to these proposals are not requested 

at this time. Where consultation is being undertaken as part of the City's planning 

requirements, relevant landowners will be contacted separately and their 

comments sought on specific aspects of a proposed development. This list is now 

placed on the City’s website: www.nedlands.wa.gov.au. 

Mitchell Fwy 

Stirling Hwy 

Subiaco 

Nedlands 

Perth 

A big housing development at 

Tamala Park will create a cash 

stream for Cambridge council for 

10 years. 

Burglars get away in Merc 

A Merecedes Benz and a Honda motorcycle were stolen during a 

spate of burglaries in Mosman Park and Peppermint Grove on 

Tuesday night. 

The luxury sedan was stolen from a house in Rudwick Street, Mosman 

Park, and was later recovered near Bibra Lake. 

The 500cc green and white motorbike was taken from Peppermint Grove 

and has not been found. 

Two other houses in Mosman Park were targeted, and small items of 

property were taken, including a whipper snipper, a mobile phone and 

handbags. 

Detective Senior Sergeant Kim Travers said owners needed to lock 

up their properties because offenders were sneaking in and stealing keys 

and small items without having to use force. 

This week’s burglaries followed two others in Mosman Park during the 

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bridge through his windscreen, 

he must have been north of the 

bridge. 

They suggested Mr Lione says 

he blew his horn to try to rouse 

the man. He then drove around 

him, drove under the footbridge, 

stopped and looked back, before 

driving on. 

Lawyers for the accused said the 

man on the road was Mr Walsham. 

They suggested Mr Lione’s car 

horn had woken him, he had 

slowly stood up and been hit by 

a following car. 

This car would have projected 

him to a point on the road 3.7 metres 

south of the bridge, where he 

was found fatally injured. 

The time-line accepted in court 

would have easily accommodated 

this scenario. 

But Mr Lione was not the only 

driver who reported seeing a 

body lying on the road north of 

the footbridge. 

Taxi driver Ian Taylor Donaldson 

(52) drew a diagram for police 

which was not disclosed to the defence 

until shortly before the 

second trial started this year. 

This diagram clearly shows 

the man on the road north of the 

footbridge. 

Eight years later when called 

to court, Mr Donaldson’s verbal 

evidence on this point was vague 

and inconclusive. 

There is yet another problem 

with the position of the body that 

supports the car-crash scenario. 

The prosecution’s star witness, 

Clare Pigliardo, was returning 

home from her sister’s 21st birthday 

party with her mother and sister. 

From a distance of 92 metres, 

in the early hours of the morning, 

she described seeing a man backflip 

off the bridge. Other men 

were nearby at the time, she said. 

But the position on the bridge 

where she swore she saw the men 

was a full five metres from where 

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Mr Walsham was found. 

To have been thrown off the 

bridge from this point and land 

on the road, Mr Walsham would 

had to have been thrown laterally 

and at an angle five metres 

– a superhuman feat. 

And of all the places Mr 

Walsham could have landed, he 

was found in the exact spot he 

would have landed if hit by a car 

on the on-ramp. 

Lawyers for the accused men 

suggested that what Ms Pigliardo 

saw was a body flung into the air 

on impact with a car then falling 

to the ground under the bridge 

– not tumbling off the bridge. 

One person in authority, however, 

did contemplate the car 

impact scenario, mainly because 

of the position of the body, she said. 

But it was all too late. 

Dr Karin Margolius, forensic 

pathologist at QEII Medical 

Centre, visited the scene on the 

Tuesday following the Friday 

night fatality. 

She said she did not walk north 

of the footbridge to examine the 

spots on the road shown in a police 

video. 

She said from her examination 

of the body, it was possible that 

Mr Walsham was hit by a car. 

But she would put this possibility 

at the bottom of the scale, 

while the bridge-fall scenario 

she put at the top. 

She said she would feel more 

comfortable with a vehicle impact 

if someone had witnessed it. 

The investigation and court 

process is a search for the truth. 

There have now been an inquest 

and two long trials to find the truth 

of Mr Walsham’s death. 

Eight years have passed. Three 

men are in jail for life for a horrible 

crime. 

If a witness of the kind Dr 

Margolius describes, a security 

videotape or a car driver who hit 

Mr Walsham, ever come forward, 

an earthquake will shake our 

criminal justice system. 

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“The truth will come out,” one 

of three men who had just 

been sentenced to life imprisonment 

told his Supreme Court 

judge on Wednesday. 

Carlos Pereiras (26) was found 

guilty by a jury in May of the murder 

of Phillip Walsham by throwing 

him off a footbridge at Stirling 

station eight years ago. 

Justice Eric Heenan ordered 

Pereiras, Sam Fazzari (27) and Jose 

Martinez (28) to serve 10 years before 

being eligible for parole. 

Justice Heenan said the death 

of Phillip Walsham was a great 

tragedy. 

His family had been inconsolable 

in their grief and their 

lives turned upside down. 

“Nothing will return their son 

to them,” he said. 

His murder had been a vicious, 

unprovoked and cowardly 

attack. 

Mr Walsham had done nothing 


The new job has a package of 

about $150,000. 

Mr Glass was a driving force behind 

the Subiaco sustainable 

house project, which had many 

critics when it was launched. 

It was condemned as a waste 

of money and something the 

council should not be involved with. 

But it turned out to be a huge success, 

winning many awards and 

selling at auction for a profit a few 

weeks ago. 

Mr Glass joins the commission 

senior management team of chief 

executive Wayne Bradshaw and 

football director Grant Dorrington. 

Mr Bradshaw said this week: “We 

have been putting a big effort into 

growing the game and now we need 

to work on ensuring that there are 

to provoke it and nothing to attract 

attention to himself. 

Fazzari, in particular, was 

guilty of “unprovoked, gratuitous 

violence”. 

The jury’s decision meant jurors 

had rejected defence contentions 

on a number of key 

factors. 

These were that the accused 

men did not have time to return 

to the scene of the crime and that 

they had visited McDonald’s 

restaurant in Tuart Hill, instead 

of returning to Stirling station as 

was the prosecution case. 

Justice Heenan said that despite 

evidence about the damage 

to the exterior of Mr 

Walsham’s T-shirt, the jury must 

have concluded that Mr Walsham 

had been hit on the back by a 

tyre lever in the final altercation 

with the three men. 

“Of all the evidence, perhaps 

this is the most direct link between 

the death and the defendants,” 

ovals in which to play it, so this 

new position has been created. 

“Geoff will bring valuable experience 

and skill in planning and 

how local councils work. 

“Particularly in the South-West 

we would like local councils to require 

developers to make sure 

there are ovals included. 

“In this age of obesity we would 

prefer people who walk a dog to do 

it on an oval, rather than just a park. 

“Sometimes in developments 

the public open space aggregates 

to a certain area – but we would prefer 

it to be an oval so that it can be 

used for football and other sports.” 

He said the future of Claremont 

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the job. 

“We accept that some of the 

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he said, “although that may be 

a debatable proposition.” 

At the trial, two expert witnesses 

called by the prosecution cast 

doubt on whether Mr Walsham 

received a wound to his shoulder 

while wearing a Nine Inch 

Nails T-shirt, as alleged by the 

prosecution (POST, 20/5). 

Pre-sentence reports showed 

that all three men came from close 

and loving families. 

They were hard-working and 

none had any offences against 

them before the attacks on Mr 

Walsham. 

They were aged 18 and 19 at 

the time. 

Justice Heenan said the most 

significant factor to take into 

account in setting a minimum term 

was the youth of the three men. 

When two of the men vehemently 

protested their innocence, 

Justice Heenan told them 

they had the legal right to appeal. 

Subi planner signs on for footy 

past and could be used more efficiently,” 

he said. “We would 

have no objection to housing 

around Claremont Oval.” 

Mr Glass is a football fan with 

strong football genes. 

His cousin’s son is West Coast 

Eagles fullback Darren Glass 

and his son Oliver is in the state 

16s squad. 

His grandfather’s brother, Don 

Glass, was Subiaco goalsneak in 

the 1950s and the state’s top goal 

kicker. His brother played for 

Perth – but Geoff was a squash 

player rather than a footballer. 

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‘Earthletes’ get set for 

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“Earthers, take your mark,” 

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Pool. 

With a run, dive and swim the boys 

helped launch a new sport called 

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Participants, called “Earthletes”, 

hurtle 22.5 metres down a rubber 

athletics track towards a poolside 

launchpad, dive into the pool and 

sprint swim 20 metres to the other 

side. 

It was “heaps of fun”, the boys said. 

The new sport is the brainchild of 

local swimming coach Mark Saus. 

“This is the first earthing track in 

the world,” Mr Saus said. “Potentially, 

earthing is designed to become an 

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Earthing, which costs $3 per 40minute 

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For further information, phone Mr 

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T O W N O F C A M B R I D G E 

2006 Volunteer of the 

Year Award 

This award provides the Town the opportunity to recognise excellence in community 

service and community spirit. 

A requirement of nomination for the award is that the nominee be either: 

(i) An individual who has made signifi cant contribution to the benefi t of residents 

or a community group or organisation within the Town of Cambridge, or 

(ii) A resident of the Town who has made a signifi cant contribution to a community 

group or organisation, which may provide a service or benefi t to the Town’s 

residents, (in which case the group need not be based or operate solely within 

the Town) 

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on 19 September 2006. Nomination forms are available by contacting the Town on 

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‘Take Gallop House and we’ll pay you’ 

Nedlands council is set to 

pay the National Trust to 

take historic Gallop House off 

its hands. 

Last month the trust asked 

the council for three years of 

recurrent costs, $96,000, in return 

for taking on the management 

of the building. 

The first contract would be 

for five years. 

National Trust chief executive 

Tom Perrigo had since offered 

to accept $10,000 a year, 

according to a report by former 

Nedlands boss David 

Price, which is to be put to the 

vote by councillors on Tuesday. 

In his report, Mr Price said 

the money and the use of the 

house could be negotiated as 

part of a partnership agreement. 

A draft agreement for five 

years has been drawn up 

but no figure is included for 

the contribution the council 

Windows 

a pain 

A home-owner in 

Violet Grove, Shenton 

Park, wants to build 

a patio to shield her 

house because she 

says 40 windows overlook 

it since two big 

pine trees were cut 

down nearby. 

Janet Jordan told 

Subiaco council she 

had lived in Violet 

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neighbours removed 

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will make. 

Mr Perrigo said: “The 

National Trust believes a private 

sector partnership should 

be secured and a suitable 

lease established. 

“The trust envisages the 

place would be open to the public 

and be made available to 

the City of Nedlands and the 

trust for a minimum amount 

per annum.” 

The arrangement would have 

to be approved by the WA 

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the National Trust. 

The two-storey house, next 

to the river in Dalkeith, was 

built in the 1870s by James 

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Gallop came to Australia as 

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Nedlands councillor John 

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Mr Bell said. “It is potentially 

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“The council needs highpowered, 

creative tourism advice.” 

Nedlands mayor Laurie 

Taylor said the council was not 

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“It will take a huge burden 

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“The National Trust are the 

experts; we do not have the resources. 

It is an icon at city level 

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Romance of 

Mueller Park 

will never die 

George Williams’ moving article 

“A day in the life of Mueller 

Park” (POST, 17/6) was spot on. 

I myself have beautiful memories 

of a day in 1957 when my 

adorable husband Phil presented 

me with my engagement ring 

under the pine trees, after which 

we sealed our love with a huge 

passionate kiss. 

Then I was marched across 

the road to the family home and 

the official announcement, to 

my future mother-in-law. 

I had just arrived back by train 

from Melbourne that morning, and 

Phil had decided this was to be 

the day he proclaimed his love. 

Down the track, when our 

daughter, Elizabeth-Ann, was 

born, I would wheel her through 

the park every day to meet her 

daddy and pop when they both 

came home from work on the same 

train, alighting at West Leederville 

station. 

Nan and pop lived at 148 

Subiaco Road and nan used to 

have time with her grandchild. 

These were very happy times 

with family and friends. At the time 

we had a flat in Hamilton Street, 

through the park at the back of 

Princess Margaret Hospital. 

There were some old swings in 

the park where Aunty Patsie 

and Aunty Annette used to take 

Elizabeth for games and outings 

and swings. 

Other families with their children 

and grandparents would 

be there and the park was alive 

with happiness. How beautiful 

those days were! 

I have movies of myself and 

Elizabeth in Mueller Park and it 

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1954, and the carefree days of childhood … Judy Binet’s future 

brother-in-law Richard, and his sister Patsy (upside down on the bar) 

and their friend Christian Grill (sister of future Labor politician Julian 

Grill) would often nip across the road to play in Mueller Park. 

cept that the trees are now 

larger than they were 50 years 

ago, and the gravel paths are 

now tarred. 

When the Queen Mother visited 

Perth she came past 

Princess Margaret Hospital 

around Mueller Park and into 

Subiaco Road right outside 

the Binet’s home. 

Mueller Park was again alive 

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The Queen Mother weaved 

her magic and we were all 

spellbound as she left us all with 

a lasting touch of royalty and 

what it stands for. 

Leave Mueller Park, and its 

secrets, alone. The benefit of 

such a lovely time in its history 

can’t be measured in dollars 

and cents. 

Too much has been lost 

already, and we who remember 

should have some say and be 

given respect for our wise judgment 

because we care. 

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Fight the good fight with all your might 

I would like to commend your 

newspaper for its coverage of the 

ludicrous proposal to sacrifice 

Mueller Park for a football stadium. 

Your editorial (“It’s Subiaco Oval 

– now and forever”, POST, 17/6) 

was succinct and logical, and at the 

same time provides a catalyst for 

further comment. 

The many other articles in the 

same issue all conveyed a different 

perspective on the subject, but 

were unanimous in their support for 

retaining the park in its present form. 

I hope this support keeps coming, 

so that the powers-that-be will be 

given a clear message from the 

voters who put them there! 

So far, I can only spot one person 

who seems passionate about the 

prospect of ravaging our beautiful 

park -– Mr John Langoulant (head 

of the stadium taskforce). 

I hope he and his supposedly impartial 

taskforce remain in isolation! 

I particularly enjoyed George 

Williams’ article, “A day in the 

Your very cogently argued case 

for Subiaco Oval (“It’s Subiaco 

Oval – now and always”, POST, 17/6) 

had a fatal flaw. 

Your arguments did not make a 

reasonable case for throwing good 

money after bad. Can it be a slight 

case of parochial interest that 

made you forget the future? 

To spend $600 million on sport 

may be unforgivable when health 

is crying out for more money, but 

if sports fans demand a stadium 

to cater for the future, not just immediate 

needs, then it can be 

funded by raising bonds or similar 

methods. 

Lack of foresight and refusal 

to look beyond the 

square has already affected 

the discussions. 

I sincerely hope that 

sentimentality will not 

stop us from taking a 

bold decision for the 

future. 

A greenfield stadium 

to cater for 60,000, but 

able to be extended in 

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life of Mueller Park”, which demonstrated 

the love many people have 

for this park. 

There is just one little detail 

which I humbly suggest is incorrect 

– the “avenue of 15 giant teatrees 

with girths up to 5m” is, I think, an 

avenue of Agonis Flexuosa or West 

Australian peppermint trees (the 

same tree which gives Peppermint 

Grove its name). 

These trees are truly spectacular 

in their girth and antiquity. There 

is an incredible feeling of history 

and continuity about them which is 

almost unique in Perth. 

Please keep this topic alive in your 

paper – it is so important to so many 

people. 

Mueller Park could well become 

the Labor Government’s “belltower”, 

but this instance is far worse 

because it is about destruction, 

not construction! 

Wendy Fenton 

Roberts Road, 

Subiaco 

Belmont’s the one – not Subi 

future should be built near 

Burswood/Belmont racecourse (no 

trees to cut down). 

It will be close to the city, within 

1.5km of the CBD (one of the criteria 

mentioned by the Langoulant 

taskforce), easily accessible to 

public transport, and have enough 

room for future expansion. 

If we can’t afford it, then let us 

not build anything. Certainly, we 

should not waste money on a 

patch-up job in the name of economy. 

Ranjan Ray 

Rosebery Street, Jolimont 

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POSTletters 

It still seems 

like a lot of balls 

I refer to Sea View Golf Club 

president Peter Robinson’s letter 

(“It’s 4000 golf balls per week, POST, 

17/6), in which he claims 400 

golfers per week are hitting 4000 

balls over Jarrad Street West in 

Cottesloe. 

On the same basis and assuming 

an average 18 hole round of 

90 strokes, the total number of balls 

hit on the course per week would 

be 36,000. 

Normally 18,000 of these hit 

would be either tee shots or fairway 

shots capable of being hooked 

or sliced on to an adjacent fairway, 

threatening other golfers 

on the course, or crossing boundary 

fences, threatening pedestrians 

and cars in Forrest Street, Marine 

Parade, Pearse Street and the football 

ovals. 

The president is drawing attention 

to a perceived “recipe for 

disaster” with 4000 balls being hit 

over the road. 

He ignores completely the fact 

that 18,000 balls per week are hit 

in ordinary play with the potential 

to hit pedestrians or cars. 

In fact statistics such as these 

are meaningless, because there 

is no record of a serious injury 

being suffered by anyone either 

using or driving through the 

course in its 60-year history. 

So, get off your high horse, Mr 

president, and accept the fact that 

the road can be re-opened at 

minimal risk, allowing your proposed 

town planning vandalism 

to be eliminated. 

If you believe no one should be 

exposed to minimal risk on a golf 

course, you should start a campaign 

for the closure of all golf 

courses. 

John Davis 

Broome Street, Cottesloe 



Annual Exhibition 

Fine Paintings and Objets d’Art 

“Anna May Wong” bronze 

c1930 by Felix Weiss 

“Portrait of a Lady” watercolour 

by Rupert W Bunny c1890 

Rare sight – a tree-perching mountain duck. 

Duck tries a change of scenery 

Kingfishers, little eagles and 

falcons I have seen in tall trees, 

but I was greatly surprised 

when I looked up 20 metres into 

a tuart tree in the Underwood 

Avenue bushland, and perched 

there was a big mountain duck. 

Of course, these handsome 

birds are normally seen around 

lakes. 

As I walked away, I heard the 

strange mountain duck “deep 

zizzing grunt” and saw two of 

them in flight. There had been 

a mate in the same tree. 

I consulted some books when 

I got home and found that the 

mountain duck “rarely perches 

in trees”. 

However, after mating, which 

the female initiates by “repeated 

head dipping, water- 

“Vainqueur” bronze c1890 

by Eugène Marioton 

“The Weekly Despatch” oil on 

canvas dated 1857 

by John F Pasmore 

LAUDER & HOWARD 

ANTIQUES AND FINE ART 

thrashing and mock chasing”, 

the pair go off to find a nest site, 

which may be a hole in a tree 

as much as 20 metres above the 

ground”. 

The female may lay between 

10 and 14 eggs and “very large 

clutches of over 20 eggs have 

been found”. 

From the nest the ducklings 

have to scramble or fall to the 

ground. 

Life is perilous enough for 

plants and animals without 

bulldozers, so let’s save the 

last bus – land linkage between 

Bold Park and King’s Park 

for the benefit of all – even the 

University of Western Australia. 

Margaret Owen 

Daglish Street, Wembley 

“The Shepherdess” pastel 

c1860 by Jules Philippe 

One of six watercolours of actors 

c1815 by Samuel de Wilde 

$5 a week for a ‘free’ bus ride! 

Regarding your story on the new 

Transperth Smart Card (“Smart 

card slugs seniors”, POST, 10/6) it’s 

not just seniors who are getting 

a rough deal. 

I catch the bus to and from work 

each day and get charged to travel 

in the “free” transit zone because 

of the GPS system. 

I get on the bus in Derby Road, 

Shenton Park, and go into the city. 

If I get off the bus at the beginning 

of the free transit zone in 

King’s Park Road, it costs me 

$1.50. 

If I get off on St George’s Terrace 

in the free transit zone it costs me 

$2. So I’m being charged 50 cents 

for what is supposed to be a free 

ride. 

Fifty cents doesn’t sound like 

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SATURDAY 24th JUNE 

10am - 5pm and 

daily until Sunday 2nd July 

Monday - Saturday 10 - 5, Sundays 1 - 5 

“Flora” bronze c1880 

by Eutrope Bouret 

“A Fresh Breeze” oil on panel 

c1860 by Ary Pleyssier 

“The Young Eros” marble bust 

c1850, John Gibson RA 

“Christ Enthroned” 

late 18th century Russian icon 

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a lot of money (and there are discounts 

for multiple rides) but 

it’s still $5 a week, or $260 a year 

for what should be a free ride. 

I have emailed Transperth 

about this but they don’t seem too 

interested as I haven’t received 

a reply. 

So I’ve reverted to the multirider. 

When I have to use the smartrider, 

I’ll just get off at King’s Park 

Road and get on another bus or 

walk, if the weather is good. 

But it doesn’t seem right that 

Transperth can charge passengers 

to travel in their “free” transit zone, 

and I’m sure more people will notice 

this charge when the smartcard 

is implemented for everyone. 

Eleanor Handford, 

Violet Grove, Shenton Park 

The desecration of King’s Park 

Last year I expressed concerns 

in the POST about bush pathways 

in King’s Park, which had been 

closed to the public. 

At that time I feared the paths 

would be permanently removed. 

On my morning walk in the 

park last Saturday I regret to 

say that my fears were realised 

when I came across a group of 

workmen busy tearing up a pathway. 

I understand more paths are 

yet to be removed. 

As I continued my walk I came 

across a stand of eucalypts that 

had been planted to commemo- 

rate those young men who had sacrificed 

their lives in defence of 

our country. 

These six eucalypts, on the 

corner of Saw Avenue and May 

Drive, appear destined to meet 

with a chainsaw in the near future. 

This act of desecration seems 

necessary to increase the parking 

facilities in that area. 

The anticipation of a morning 

walk through King’s Car Park 

fills one with unimaginable joy. 

Rod Underwood 

Salisbury Street, Subiaco 

Cancer ‘shave’ team says thanks 

On behalf of the Leukaemia 

Foundation, I would like to thank 

POST readers and everyone else 

who took part in the World’s 

Greatest Shave to Care and Cure 

in May. 

Proceeds so far total $800,000 

– far in excess of our goal. 

The money will be used to pro- 

vide “home away from home” accommodation, 

counselling and 

transport services for people 

who, every week, are diagnosed 

with leukaemia and related blood 

disorders. 

Peta Fillery, 

general manager, 

Leukaemia Foundation 


communitynews 

Check out 

Queen Victoria’s 

brooch and 

other antiques 

A portrait brooch featuring 

Queen Victoria’s dog and believed 

to have been a gift from Prince 

Albert will feature in an antiques 

fair at UWA next week. 

Costumes from Queen Victoria’s 

era through to art deco will also 

will be de rigueur at the gala 

preview of the Antiques, Art and 

Jewellery Fair in Winthrop Hall. 

The cocktail party charity preview 

will be from 6 to 9pm on 

Wednesday, June 28, and, as well 

as helping Nulsen Haven, offers 

a chance to preview a myriad of 

beautiful and unusual things that 

are for sale. 

These will include items like 19th 

century diamond earrings designed 

as cascades of flowers, 

Egyptian mummies and a 

boomerang presented by Anzacs 

from Gallipoli to their commander’s 

wife in 1915. 

The fair, which has been organised 

by Jenn Donelly from 

Shenton Park Antiques, will feature 

WA and interstate dealers. 

Antiques, museum pieces and 

private collections will be on 

show on levels 1 and 2 of Winthrop 

Hall at the University of WA. 

After the gala opening, the fair 

will continue from June 29 to 

July 1, 10am to 6pm, and July 2, 

10am to 5pm. 

There will be free valuations each 

day from 3 to 5pm and entry is $7. 

There will also be refreshments 

and a bar. 

For tickets to the gala preview, 

ring Jenn on 9382 3180 or 0404 088 

945. 

Page 24, POST, June 24, 2006 

Peter Rabbit and his friend Tim Styles visit North Cottesloe Primary School. Picture: Ellie Styles 

Peter Rabbit enrols at primary school! 

When Tim Styles was in 

Year 1 at North Cottesloe 

Primary School, his class had 

a rabbit which he loved, and 

he thought the current Year 

1s might enjoy the same experience. 

Tim went to North Cottesloe 

Primary School from Year 1 to 

Year 7. 

His sister Ellie has a male rabbit 

and Tim, who is a Scotch 

College Year 10 student, has a 

female. 

He decided to breed a litter 

of rabbits so he could give one 

to the school and sell the others 

to raise money for the materials 

he would need to build 

a hutch. 

The litter was six rabbits 

and he decided to keep the one 

that looked the most like Beatrix 

Potter’s Peter Rabbit as he 

thought the Year 1s would identify 

well with that – they could 

read stories and learn the song 

about him. 

Tim has visited the school 

twice with Peter to talk to the 

children about him, and has written 

a guide for them, explaining 

how to look after Peter. 

All of this was made possible 

by the support of former principal 

Brad Goddard, who died 

recently, and Year 1 teacher Sally 

Ferguson, who taught Tim when 

he was there. 

Tim, who said it would not 

have happened without their 

kindness and help, enjoyed his 

years at the school and was the 

piper at Mr Goddard’s funeral. 

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If you argue, 

this could help 

Couples who argue are needed 

for a study at Edith Cowan 

University. 

Researchers are looking at how 

relationship conflict affects problem-solving. 

Kevin Runions, from the university’s 

school of psychology, 

said: “Unresolved conflict can 

result in bad moods spilling over 

into other areas of the person’s life, 

like their relationship with their 

children.” 

Dr Runions is seeking couples 

who are experiencing some difficulties 

in their relationship and 

participants will join in a one-hour 

session. 

“It’s an opportunity for couples 

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said. 

If you are interested in taking 

part in this study, ring Dr Runions 

on 9273 8373. 

After school 

adventures in art 

Art of Fun art adventures will 

start after school for teenagers in 

Floreat and for ages six to eight 

in Nedlands after school on 

Thursdays. 

There are also long-running 

classes for general primary school 

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Painting on canvas, pastel 

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clay work and textiles are some 

of the subjects covered each 

term. 

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Music sparks 

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Music by Shostakovich and 

Dvorak inspired Kapinara 

Primary School students to 

write dozens of poems, as well 

as choreograph a cat and mouse 

chase, and a frog dance. 

Their creativity was sparked 

by a poetry competition run by 

the Kaleidoscope Ensemble at 

Cambridge Library. 

Kapinara music teacher Wendy 

Tusak leapt at the chance to 

involve her students in the 

schools’ competition, which attracted 

a Cambridge community 

arts grant. 

Floreat Park, City Beach 

Primary Schools and Newman 

College also took up the challenge, 

with more 230 children writing 

70 poems, either individually, in 

groups, or as a whole class. 

Parents, teachers and students 

crowded into the 

Cambridge Library for a performance 

by Kaleidoscope, organised 

by librarian Jane Beer 

as part of Library Information 

Week. 

Geraldine Mellet presented 

book prizes to young poets Tatum 

Stafford, Georgia Ward and 

Sophie Ginbey (Year 4), Miguel 

Forjaz (Year 6) from Newman 

College and Andie Sones (Year 

6) from City Beach primary for 

their outstanding poems. 

Younger Kapinara students 

drew pictures while listening to 

recordings of the ensemble’s 

music, while the older students 

wrote poems about what the 

music suggested to them. 

“Their imaginations certainly 

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Kaleidoscope Ensemble violinist Gillian Catlow shares music and poetry with Kapinara students, from left, 

Riley Tonkin, Bridget Girak, Shannon Reynolds and Charles Viska. 

“They wrote about whales 

chasing panicking krill, people 

desperately trying to get out of 

a maze, a tragic and moving 

tale of a melting icy-pole, and a 

particularly exciting mouse hunt, 

to mention but a few. 

For their efforts, the Kapinara 

students won a free performance 

at their school. 

The Year 6s and 7s performed 

their dances with the 

ensemble and the whole school 

joined in a foot-stomping finale 

to the rousing music of the 

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Year 2s from Nedlands primary took this photograph of the spectacular 

cityscape from Pelican Point during a nature excursion. 

Learning from life 

A excursion on foot from school to nearby 

Pelican Point brought lessons to life for 

Nedlands Primary School Year 2s. 

With the guidance from CALM officer John 

Snowden they discovered black-winged stilts, grey 

gulls and mountain ducks enjoying the quiet life 

on the river. 

The children identified sheoaks, weeds, sedges 

and rushes and pigface. 

The class also visited the area near Beaton Park 

where they helped Nedlands bushcare officer 

Steve McCabe replant an area of bush with kangaroo 

paws, wattle, banksias and grevilleas. 

Fun in the bush 

Holiday adventuress for young children and 

teenagers will be held on the Bibbulmun 

Track during the school holidays. 

For the younger age-group and their parents, a 4km 

return guided walk culminate in a hands-on camp 

cooking experience in a beautiful bush setting. 

The walk will be held one hour from Perth and 

there can be no more than two children per adult. 

It will be from 10.30am 

to 1.30pm on Tuesday, July 

11, and costs $33 for children 

aged five and up, 

which includes the ingredients 

for a light lunch. 

A three-day expedition 

for teenagers, camping 

out and experiencing the 

fun and camaraderie of 

being in the bush with 

others their age will run 

from July 19 to 21. 

The cost is $120. To book 

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☛ Chronic fatigue 

Author Linda Wylie will be the speaker 

at the support group meeting for 

sufferers of chronic fatigue and fibromyalgia. 

It will be at 12.30pm on 

July 1 at The Niche, on the corner 

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June 28, from 9.30 to 11.30am at 

Alf Adams Pavilion, Solomon Street, 

Mosman Park. Head along to meet 

others for understanding, support 

and practical help. Enquiries: 9388 

2800. 

Parkinson’s talk 

Consultant pharmacist Andrew 

James will present a seminar on 

Parkinson’s medications at The 

Niche in Nedlands on Saturday, June 

24, starting at 10am. The seminar 

will focus on the medications’ actions 

and side-effects. Andrew and 

Parkinsons’s nurse Jo Chadwick 

will answer questions from the 

audience. Enquiries: 9346 7373. 

It’s planting 

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Students at Shenton College 

have germinated native seedlings, 

which the Friends of Shenton 

Bushland will plant this weekend. 

They will be planting near the 

tennis courts from 9am to noon 

on Sunday, June 25. 

Helpers are welcome – meet at 

the Grace Vaughan House carpark. 

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Sir Walter, the 

private man 

On being informed that the second 

WA university was to be 

named after him, Sir Walter 

Murdoch remarked: “It had better 

be a good one!” 

So who was the man behind the 

name that has been given to a university, 

a suburb and countless 

streets? 

As a founding member of the 

Fellowship of Australian Writers 

(WA), a writer, philosopher and humorist, 

Sir Walter was central to 

WA’s cultural life. 

Elizabeth Millett, a granddaughter 

of Sir Walter, will present 

a talk on her family’s experiences 

of her grandfather as a 

background to his public self. 

She will give the talk, titled Sage 

and Onions – Sir Walter Murdoch, 

at Tom Collins House, Swanbourne, 

on Sunday, June 25, 3 to 5.30pm. 

It is hosted by the Fellowship 

of Australian Writers and costs $5 

for non-members or $3 for members. 

For more information, ring 

Catherine de Garis on 9384 4771. 

Sir Walter Murdoch 

Indigenous performers Peter and Ben Nelson and Lee West will 

dance, sing and tell stories on Sunday. 

Folk music in many forms 

Indigenous, gospel and traditional music will all be on the 

program at a Folk Federation concert in Woodlands on 

Sunday. 

One of the highlights will be 

Indij Spirit, an indigenous group 

featuring Peter and Ben Nelson 

and Lee West, who perform 

dance, songs and stories. 

Peter, Ben and Lee have performed 

in many overseas countries, 

including Italy, France, 

England and the US. 

Lionel Cranfield from Zenith 

Music will host the event and 

perform with his daughter Sarah. 

Other performers are Gospel 

Train with Carmel Charlton, 

John Ralph and the Maugeri 

Sisters; A Cappella Praise, directed 

by Barry Goddard, and 

Camelot, directed by Simon 

Nield. 

The concert will run from 2 to 

4.30pm on Sunday, June 25, at Our 

Lady of the Rosary Church in 

Woodlands. 

Tickets ($12 and $2 for children) 

must be bought in advance -– ring 

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Shenton Park Dogs’ Home 

will be hosting a quiz afternoon 

at 2pm on Sunday, July 9, to raise 

funds for the homeless dogs in 

its care. 

Tickets for the event at the 

Hyde Park Hotel in North Perth 

are $10 each or $60 for a table 

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Tickets must be bought in 

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Samaritans need 

help to save lives 

The Samaritans provide a service 

to the suicidal and despairing. 

They need more volunteers to 

work shifts on their telephone 

listening lines, which are always 

open. 

Suitable applicants receive 

training and on-shift support. 

There is an introductory evening 

on Wednesday, June 28, at 6pm 

at 60 Bagot Road, Subiaco. 

All are welcome to attend. 

For more information, phone 

Jennie on 9381 5725. 

Golden year 

for teachers 

The 1956 graduates from 

Claremont Teachers’ College will 

hold their 50th anniversary-ofgraduation 

reunion in October. 

They will get together at Edith 

Cowan University campus in 

Joondalup on the afternoon of 

Saturday, October 28. 


John Mitchell on 9381 8318 or 

Neville and Doreen Beckwith 

on 9294 1795. 

Youth honour 

Claremont YAC member Paul 

Grandoni has been invited to 

be on the WA committee for the 

Foundation for Young Australians. 

The foundation makes grants 

and provides funding for youthled 

initiatives that aim to positively 

contribute to the lives of young 

people and their communities. 

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Breakfast 

bonanza 

for Loreto 

A scrumptious breakfast of 

healthy food for students, 

teachers and parents was the 

finale for healthy food week 

at Loreto Nedlands. 

During the week all classes 

promoted healthy food. 

Students from Year 2 decided 

on a “buffet style” create-yourown 

roll or pitta bread while 

other classes explored the ingredients 

of drinks and snacks, 

made fruit smoothies and low 

fat dips with vegie dippers. 

There was even a Ready 

Steady Breakie Cook-off. 

The healthy breakfast finale 

included delectable delights like 

stuffed tomatoes and mushrooms, 

copious quantities of yoghurt, 

flavoured milks, muffins, 

lashings of baked beans, eggs 

on the barbecue and mushroom 

and asparagus frittatas. 

The free breakfast was provided 

by the school’s P&C, 

thanks to a $1500 grant from the 

federal government’s Healthy 

School Communities Initiative. 

Are you down 

and troubled? 

GROW runs support groups for 

people who are feeling anxious, 

depressed or lonely. 

Groups meet on Thursdays at 

10.30am and Wednesdays at 7pm 

at 1170 Hay Street, West Perth. For 

more information, ring 9321 7333. 

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Students, teachers and parents at Loreto Nedlands start the day with “brain food”. 

Charlie’s angels raise $3m 

The women’s auxiliary at the Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital 

is celebrating having raised a total of $3 million since it began 

in 1967. 

The money is assigned to patients 

through requests from 

department heads. 

The auxiliary runs two gift 

and convenience shops in the 

hospital. 

It has four paid staff and all 

other work in the shops and on 

ward shopping and library trolleys 

is done by volunteer members 

who work regular rosters. 

“This amazing financial achievement 

could not be achieved 

without the ongoing support of 

our wonderful team of staff and 

volunteers,” said women’s auxiliary 

president Gail Arnold. 

“The women’s auxiliary is 

always in need of more members. 

“It is a great way of making new 

friends and it is also satisfying 

to know that your time and effort 

are making a difference to 

patients’ care and comfort.” 

To volunteer for a regular 

roster either within the shops or 

on the ward trolleys, phone 

manager Julie Green on 9346 3615. 

Ball to mark Bastille Day 

Francophiles can break out at the Bastille Day 

ball presented by Alliance Francaise de Perth. 

There will be champagne on arrival at the ball, 

which will be at the Fremantle Sailing Club in 

Marine Parade on Saturday, July 15. 

During the evening there will be a Frenchstyle 

buffet and music by the The Worx with 

Samemsa Creole Band. 

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ring 9386 7921. 

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Saturday 8.30-10.30am 

July 6 

Thursday 12.30-2.30pm 

July 7 

Friday 9.30-11.30am 

Open day 

focus is 

drug danger 

A drug awareness day on 

Saturday, July 1, at Allen’s 

Martial Arts Academy is open 

to all. 

Instructor Glen Phillips said the 

event would run from 10am to noon 

and would include talks from 

the North Metropolitan Drug 

Service team on the dangers of 

drug abuse and another by a 

paramedic. 

Each martial arts class will 

present a short demonstration. 

The session for four to sixyear-olds 

will run from 10am and 

the session for older students is 

from 11am. 

There will be sausages sizzling 

on the day. 

The academy is at 36 

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6389 1610 for more information. 

Newman hosts national netball 

Netball teams from all over Australia are arriving for the 

Australian Marist Netball Carnival hosted by Newman College 

in Churchlands. 

From June 25 to 28, more than 200 competitors from Marist schools 

in Victoria, NSW, the Northern Territory and WA will compete 

in the carnival at the Matthews Netball Centre in Wembley. 

All competitors and organisers will meet for a celebration Mass 

that opens the carnival at 5pm on Sunday, June 25. 

This is to be held in the Champagnat Chapel at Newman College 

on Empire Avenue, Churchlands. 

During the carnival,outstand- 

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Bus heads 

bush for yarns 

A bus tour from Nedlands 

will head out of town to hear 

champion bush poets Rod 

and Kerry Lee at the Diggers’ 

Camp. 

The tour for over-50s will 

leave from the Church of Christ 

in Dalkeith Road at 9.30am 

on Friday, July 7. 

After stops at Jandakot 

Airport and the Windmill 

Nursery, the bus will head to 

Oakford for a barbecue lunch 

and some hilarious poetry. 

After the poetry and yarns 

there will be an Aussie singalong. 

On the way home, the bus will 

stop in Baldivis for fresh fruit 

and vegetable shopping before 

arriving back at around 

5pm. 

For bookings and information, 

ring Robin on 9457 5896 or 

Maureen on 9381 9196. 

A1 gig with BB 

The BB Swing Band may 

have been around for two 

decades but the five-piece never 

fails to entertain. 

This Sunday, Barry Bruce on 

piano, Jim Cook on reeds, 

Viv Booker on bass, Barry 

Cox on drums and singer 

Masina will perform at Jazz 

Fremantle. 

They will play from 4 to 

7pm at the Navy Club, 64 

High Street, Fremantle. 

Entry is $7 for members 

and $10 for non-members. 

Valid until the end of June 


he Bullet Holes – Owen Hopwood, Brad Stevens and Sean 

T Bass – on their way to winning the Ampfest Clash of the 

Bands.Their prizes include recording time at Satellite Recording 

Studio, mastering time at James Hewgill Music, a professional 

photo shoot, spending up big at Zenith Music and a promotional 

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Stephanie spreads happiness 

Author Stephanie Dowrick, who is widely known for her life-changing 

books, will give a talk and full-day workshop in Perth on June 30 and 

July 1. 

Her talk on June 30 will be on the 

social, spiritual and emotional aspects 

of wellbeing and happiness 

and the workshop the following 

day will highlight some major insights 

from her book, Choosing 

Happiness. 

Through books, including Intimacy 

and Solitude, The Universal Heart, 

Free Thinking and Forgiveness 

and Other Acts of Love, and her most 

recent major work Choosing 

Happiness: Life and Soul Essentials, 

The forum – on Monday, June 26 

– is organised by the WA branch of 

the Council for the National Interest, 

which is not party political. 

Dr Jensen, who has a background 

in science and physics, will address 

the environmental risk. 

Finance Minister Nick Minchin 

is quoted as saying that nuclear 

Stephanie has had the rare distinction 

of being a No 1 best-selling author 

of both fiction and non-fiction. 

She has contributed to many 

publications and is a regular guest 

on ABC Radio. 

In June last year she was ordained 

in New York at the Cathedral of St 

John the Divine as an interfaith minister. 

Both the talk and workshop have 

been organised by UWA Extension. 

To book, ring 6488 2433. 

Uranium debate begins 

Federal member for Tangney Dennis Jensen will take up the uranium 

debate at a public forum in Crawley. 

power in Australia will not be 

economic for another 100 years 

while the state Labor government 

still retains its opposition to uranium 

mining beyond the current three 

mines. 

The forum is at 7.30pm sharp at 

Royal Perth Yacht Club junior 

training room, Australia II Drive. 

Teaching with technology 

Microsoft Australia is searching for outstanding teachers who use 

technology to enhance learning. 

The national Microsoft Innovative Teachers’ Award is open to teachers 

from government and non-government schools. 

Last year, two WA teachers, including Robin McKean, from St Hilda’s 

in Mosman Park, won the award. 

Nationally, eight individuals and two teams will win all expenses paid 

trips to the Australian Computers in Education Conference in Cairns 

in October as well as a trip to Singapore and Cambodia for the Asia Pacific 

Innovative Teachers’ Conference. 

An overall national winner will represent Australia at the Worldwide 

Microsoft Innovative Teachers’ Conference in the US in 2007. 

Entries close on July 28. 

To enter, visit: www.microsoft.com.au/innovativeteacher. 

group of nurses who trained together held a “wild” reunion at 

AHerdsman Wildlife Centre.Thirty years after they began their training 

at St John of God Hospital in Subiaco, the nurses met for a bit of 

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In Thursday’s triples, 

30 players enjoyed 

fine conditions with the 

winners being Terry 

Mitchell, Roy Shannon 

and John Casson (skipper). 

Runners-up Frank 

Jones, Kevin Breen 

and Graham Leeks 

scored only one point 

less. 

Friday mixed bowls’ 

best were Marlene 

Jones, Annabel 

Gillmour, Shirley 

Campbell and Bruce 

Chappell (skipper). 

Monday mufti pairs 

were played in inclement 

weather, with 

in only one game completed. 

The winners 

were visitors D. Chambers 

and P. Long. 

There was a good 

crowd on the green 

for the ladies’ Wednesday 

social bowls. 

The winners were 

Audrey Chrystal, B. 

Judge, M. Creek and L. 

Blood. 

Mixed bowls will be 

held at 2pm on Sunday, 

July 9, followed by a 

light meal. Put your 

name on the sheet. 

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Winners of the 

Caporn Young open 

triples last Friday 

were Dave Leeson, 

Bob Lenson and 

Carmel Russell. 

Scroungers on a 

beautiful Sunday afternoon 

went to Peter 


Flanagan from Vickie 

Ellis. 

All are welcome to 

mixed bowls every 

Wednesday, Thursday 

and Saturday at 1.30pm 

with Sunday 

scroungers at 2pm. 

Names must be in 

half an hour before 

start. 

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There was another 

full field for Thursday’s 

Browne Grove $100 

pairs with close games 

being the order of the 

day. 

The winners on a 

countback were “Colonel” 

Frank Sanders 

and Arthur Davey from 

a frustrated Glenn 

Hall and John Hall. 

The coaching clinic 

got under way last 

Saturday, with about 12 

bowlers and beginners 

taking advantage 

of the knowledge of 

Doug Arrowsmith, 

John Hall and Tony 

Byrne. 

The clinic will run 

for another five to six 

weeks. 

Tuesday members 

played a triples competition 

in fine but 

cool conditions. 

The winners were 

David Lindsay, Betsy 

Tapley and Glenn Hall 

from David Beswick, 

Michael Byrne and 

Frank Sanders 

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Best of Thursday’s 

triples players were 

Bill Ridge, Ted White 

and Brian Burton with 

9-up but they were upstaged 

by Bill Robertson 

and Pel Burges, 

forced by numbers to 

play 2-4-2, and somehow 

manufacturing a 32shot 

win. 

Pel featured again 

on Saturday by teaming 

with Neil Scott in the 

usual 2-4-2 comp for a 

best on the day win 15 

shots up. 

Celia Bakker, David 

Ironside and Peter 

Wiesner managed a 

comeback to rival the 

Eagles in Tuesday’s 

mixed bowls. 

From 10 shots down 

after 7 ends they won 10 

of the next 13 to finish 

10 shots up for best on 

the day. 

Charlie’s team 

needs helpers 

Volunteers are being 

sought at Sir Charles 

Gairdner Hospital to 

move dialysis patients 

in wheelchairs between 

departments within 

the hospital. 

They will be asked 

to do shifts from 11am 

to 1pm and will need 

to be reasonably fit. 

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ring Roy (all 

hours) on 9386 2223. 

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Bushwalking, team building 

and mind bending are all 

part of the Mountain Designs 

Bibbulmun Team Challenge. 

The Bibbulmun Track 

Foundation is recruiting teams 

of four to compete in the adventure 

experience between 

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Sixteen teams will compete 

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challenge, now in its fifth year. 

Each four-day heat covers 

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Participants camp out and 

bushwalk with full backpacks 

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The physical aspect is only 

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also focus on leadership, 

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How to knit your own socks 

Mary Tarrant will demonstrate 

the best ways to knit your 

own socks to keep your feet 

warm this winter. 

Using a basic step-by-step 

formula, she will guide people 

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Some simple knitting knowledge 

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time to knit between each lesson. 

Classes at the Fremantle City 

Library are $19 and will be 

held from 1 to 4pm each 

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29. 

Phone Mary on 9335 7059 for 

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Although intricately linked, the overall project involves 

redevelopment of the old Perry Lakes stadium site 

into a residential land development which will be 

undertaken by LandCorp. The Department of Sport 

and Recreation will be responsible for development of 

the new sporting facilities for athletics, basketball and 

rugby at the adjacent AK Reserve. 

For the State Government, one of the most important 

components of both aspects of the overall project is 

community consultation. A process has now been 

established to provide members of the community 

with the opportunity to have their say on the key 

issues that they believe are important to acknowledge 

or address when planning for both aspects of the 

overall project. 

Community Survey – identifying 

important issues to address 

A recent random telephone survey was conducted by 

the Department of Sport and Recreation (DSR) and 

LandCorp to ascertain the views of the community on 

both the development of new sporting facilities and 

the redevelopment of the former Perry Lakes stadium 

into residential land. 

A key fi nding of the survey was the overwhelming 

support for the creation of the new sports facilities 

and the constraints the State Government has placed 

on the sustainability features of each development. 

Many of the people surveyed also wanted to ensure 

that the history of Perry Lakes was embraced within 

the redevelopment project. 

A copy of the survey results are available from DSR and 

LandCorp websites’. 

Issues identifi ed during the survey will be addressed 

by the project team as development of the residential 

land and the sporting facilities progresses. 

Building a Better Future 

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The Renewal Project 

Since the passing of the Perry Lakes Redevelopment Act 

2005, various initiatives have been undertaken to 

establish a process to deliver the key objectives of the 

two individual components of the overall project. 

Open Day – helping to develop 

the initial Concept Plan 

Last Saturday, a Community Open Day was held at the 

Perry Lakes stadium for the public to fi nd out more 

about the scope and parameters of the overall project 

and its importance in creating new sports facilities to 

replace the ageing infrastructure at Perry Lakes. 

Held from 11am – 2pm, over 300 people attended the 

Open Day, which gave an opportunity for members of 

the project team to listen, and take on board, the views 

of members of the public who didn’t have a chance to 

take part in the community survey. 

Comments received on the day will be compiled and 

will help provide guidance into the development 

of individual concept plans for the residential land 

development and sport facilities. 

Community Forum – residential development 

on the old stadium site 

As part of the consultation process for the Perry Lakes 

stadium site, LandCorp will be holding a community 

forum on 15 July 2006 to listen to the views of the general 

community on the residential development. 

With the aim of involving a broader section of the 

community, participants will be selected to obtain a cross 

section of members in terms of age, gender and residential 

address. Representatives from key stakeholder groups will 

also be invited to participate in the forum. 

Participants will work in groups and have the opportunity 

to provide feedback on the various aspects of the 

development including public open space, the road 

network, how the residential land will be designed and the 

types of buildings within the development. 

To register your interest in attending the community forum, 

please call the Perry Lakes Project Information Line on 

1300 730 435 or email perrylakes@landcorp.com.au with 

your name, age, address, contact details, and occupation. 

Registrations of interest close 5pm Wednesday 5 July 2006. 

TOP: Louise Ainsworth (LandCorp business manager) discussing the 

potential redevelopment with Open Day attendee Nicoletta Ciffolilli. 

ABOVE: Public feedback will be used for future planning. 

Stakeholder Residential Reference Group 

At the Perry Lakes Community Open Day people were 

also given an opportunity to nominate for the 

Stakeholder Reference Group (SRG) for the residential 

redevelopment of Perry Lakes stadium. The role of the 

SRG is to provide input to the community and refi ne 

the outputs from this day. 

To register your interest in becoming part of the SRG, 

please call the Perry Lakes Project Information Line on 

1300 730 435 or email perrylakes@landcorp.com.au 

with your name, age, address, contact details, occupation 

and why you are nominating for a position on the group. 

Up to fi ve representatives will be selected from these 

nominations based on obtaining a representative cross 

section of the community. Nominations close 5pm 

Wednesday 28 July. 

Further details 

More information regarding the 

AK Reserve redevelopment can be 

obtained by contacting the Department 

of Sport and Recreation on 9492 9700, 

by emailing akreserve@dsr.wa.gov.au 

or visiting www.dsr.wa.gov.au 

More information regarding the 

Perry Lakes residential component can 

be obtained by contacting the LandCorp 

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by emailing perrylakes@landcorp.com.au 

or visiting www. landcorp.com.au 

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Reviews by Julie Bailey 

Sixties beach house still a head-turner 

22 Grant Street, 

Cottesloe 

Auction July 1, noon 

Mack Hall 

5 4 3 

When this home, near 

the corner of Marine 

Parade and Grant Street, 

was built in the 1960s, it was seen 

as a cutting edge design and the 

ultimate Cottesloe beach house. 

Designed by architect Raymond 

Jones, the home, with two separate 

“pods” and ocean views, was 

a ground breaker in the beachside 

suburb. 

Forty years and a major renovation 

later, the three-level home 

with skillion roof is still turning 

heads as people make their way 

down to the beach. 

Renovations were finished only 

a month ago – and the original home 

is barely recognisable now, with 

new kitchens, bathrooms, living 

areas, landscaping and two levels 

of outdoor entertaining. 

Previously, the home had a 

separate upstairs apartment that 

was accessed from the outside. 

Now the apartment has been 

integrated into the main part of 

the house and has been transformed 

into a separate master 

suite, with main bedroom, nursery 

(or study), en suite, living 

area and kitchen. 

In this part of the house, there 

are two outdoor spaces to enjoy 

– a balcony off the two bedrooms 

faces Grant Street and leading off 

the main living area is a private 

deck with ocean views. 

On the ground floor, the main 

living area is divided into three 

separate spaces that all look out 

to the huge timber deck – there’s 

a sun room, dining area and living 

room. 

The deck has fabulous ocean 

views, a barbecue station with its 

own roof and an industrial-look 

staircase leads to the upstairs 

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Abel McGrath: 9286 3655 

Acton Central: 9381 5566 

Acton Dalkeith: 9386 8255 

Acton West: 9384 6999 

Acton North: 9285 0111 

Burgess Rawson: 9288 0288 

Caporn Young: 9385 5559 

Christopher Dee: 9383 7199 

Coakley & Martin: 9381 7588 

Dowell Realty: 9534 8799 

Gordon Davies 9389 9177 

Jacky Ladbrook: 9330 4264 

Jamie Loh: 9385 1416 

Kempton Azzopardi: 9386 1988 

Ken Baker: 9385 5551 

Mack Hall: 9286 5555 

Michael Clifford: 9383 2422 

Michael & Wearne: 9381 2055 

Miles Malcolm: 9384 2857 

Morgan Sudlow: 9386 0000 

Ockerby: 9384 7022 

Olifents: 9383 3022 

Paxton Hoad: 9381 9111 

Paxton Hoad West: 9383 4777 

Pink Real Estate: 9384 5880 

Potter Cook Dodd: 9385 3900 

Property Connection: 9387 5222 

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Rossen Real Estate: 9389 6588 

Schwenke Young and Co: 9385 9000 

Space Realty: 9284 4008 

Star Property M/ment: 9386 2917 

St Ives Realty: 9387 7977 

The Property Exchange: 9388 3988 

Village Realty: 9582 8088 

WA Prestige Properties: 9388 6422 

White & Assocs: 9381 7411 

ABOVE: Built in the 1960s, the three-level home has had a major renovation to include two kitchens, two lounges and two decks. 

BELOW: The main living area has three separate spaces. 

private deck. 

Providing good separation from 

the main part of the house is the 

lower level, which has three 

good-sized bedrooms, two bathrooms 

and a 4.4m by 8.6m home theatre. 

One end of the home theatre 

could be made into a sixth bedroom. 

Selling agent Frank Torre, 

from Mack Hall, said the property 

was designed to be a casual, relaxed 

beach house that was sympathetic 

to its location and max- 

imised its north-facing orientation. 

On the long list of extras are 

an alarm, smart wiring, a hightech 

stereo and speaker system, 

an outdoor shower, split sys- 

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SATURDAY JUNE 24 

SATURDAY, JUNE 24 

COTTESLOE 140 Broome St 10.30 Albrecht Fear 

WEDNESDAY JUNE 28 

WEST PERTH 37 Colin St 11 Mack Hall 

SATURDAY JULY 1 

COTTESLOE 182 Little Marine Pde 11 Mack Hall 

CRAWLEY Unit 23/12 Wingfield Ave 11 Gordon Davies 

MOSMAN PARK 13 Swan St 11 Shellabears 

COTTESLOE 22 Grant St 12 Mack Hall 

FLOREAT 4 East Lorne St 1 Morgan Sudlow 

SUBIACO 207 Railway Rd 1 Burgess Rawson 

MOSMAN PARK 15 Granville St 1 Shellabears 

CITY BEACH 90 Chipping Rd 1 Chris Dee 


MT CLAREMONT 79 St Johns Wood Boulevard 11 Mack Hall 

DALKEITH 7 Hynes Road 11 Gordon Davies 

MURRAY RIVER Vacant Land Bidders Reg from 12 Village & 

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DALKEITH 37 Hobbs Ave 11 Morgan Sudlow 

PEPPERMINY GVE 47 Keane Street 11 Mack Hall 

COTTESLOE 182 Little Marine Pde 11-12 

MT LAWLEY 28 Gardiner St 11-12 

MOSMAN PARK 8 The Cutting 11.30-12.30 

CITY BEACH 90 Chipping Rd 12-1 

ATWELL 5 Bree Close 2-3 

COTTESLOE 140 Broome St PTA 

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28 

COTTESLOE 182 Little Marine Pde 12-1 

CITY BEACH 90 Chipping Rd 12-1 

MOSMAN PARK 8 The Cutting 5.30-6.30 

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BELOW: Both decks have ocean views. 

tem air-conditioners and stainless-steel 

downpipes. 

There is a lane at the back of 

the property, with a gate for 

easy access to the beach and a 

hardstand area for a boat. 

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Manchurian pear trees next to the steps provide a colourful first impression. 

Perfect place to play happy families 

249 Marmion Street, 

Cottesloe 

Auction July 8, noon 

Mack Hall 

4 2 0 

Around the corner 

from a tennis club 

and Cottesloe Civic 

Centre, this early 1920s 

house has been extended and 

renovated to create a beautiful 

family home that blends 

the old with the new. 

Since the owners bought 

the property three years 

ago, they have given it a 

stylish makeover with a new 

kitchen, bathrooms, air-conditioning, 

paintwork, window 

treatments, lighting, pool 

and landscaping. 

They put a lot of time and 

energy into the renovation 

because they thought they 

were staying for the long haul. 

Mosman Park house 

prices have soared 

a massive 40% in 

the past year, according to 

the latest Real Estate 

Institute of WA figures. 

The figures for the March 

quarter showed the median 

house price in Mosman 

Park had jumped 40.8% to 

nearly $1 million. 

Shane Kempton, Roy 

Weston Group chief executive 

officer, said the rise 

was a result of the state’s 

resources boom. 

“Even though house 

prices in the western suburbs 

are much higher than 

the average house price 

in Perth, property price 

growth rates in this area 

outperformed many lower 

priced suburbs in other 

parts of the metropolitan 

area during the past year,” 


“We’re moving because 

we’ve bought an acreage 

for our horses,” said the 

owner. 

“It’s going to be sad to 

leave because it’s been a 

great family home that flows 

so well. 

“It’s been designed around 

kids – they can be in the TV 

room and I can see them 

from the kitchen. 

“And I can keep an eye 

on them while they’re in 

the bath because the main 

bathroom is right next to the 

kitchen.” 

On a 650sq.m block, the 

two-level home is also geared 

towards outdoor entertaining 

around the pool. 

Doors from the big 4.6m 

by 5.5m family room open up 

to a secluded alfresco area, 

which has a built-in barbecue 

and lush landscaping 

behind limestone retaining 

walls. 

Mr Kempton said. 

“Roy Weston is finding a 

very high demand for homes 

in the western suburbs from 

immigrants moving into the 

area because of the rising 

demand for skilled employees. 

“Mining executives and 

skilled tradesmen from the 

eastern states, as well as 

overseas countries such as 

South Africa, are moving to 

the western suburbs because 

of its coastal location, 

high quality schools and 

easy access to the city centre.” 

Mr Kempton said there 

was a growing trend of investors 

from other states 

buying into Perth. 

He said Roy Weston had 

50 offices in Australia, 16 in 

Indonesia and was part of 

a group called Harcourts 

Up a few steps is the 

next level of the back garden, 

which has a lawn and 

a pool with slate water feature. 

Like the rest of the home, 

the kitchen has been renovated 

tastefully. 

It has CaesarStone benchtops 

slightly higher than 

the norm at 93cm, beech-look 

cabinets, Smeg and Miele appliances, 

plus an antique 

white glass splashback. 

And just what every family 

needs, for all those notes 

that tend to pile up by the 

end of the week, a study next 

to the kitchen. 

This room has also been 

used as a nursery and is big 

enough for a fifth bedroom. 

Another must for families 

is a separate TV room, 

which has plenty of shelves 

for toys, videos and board 

games. 

Upstairs is the second 

International that had over 

130 offices in the eastern 

states. 

“We are finding that the 

eastern states housing market 

is becoming more subdued 

as more property investors 

search for high capital 

growth areas in Australia, 

such as Perth,” he said. 

“During the March 2006 

quarter, the median house 

price in Sydney fell by 

3.6%, in contrast to a 23% 

growth rate for the Perth 

market.” 

He said eastern states investors 

were attracted to 

properties in the western 

suburbs because they historically 

delivered high 

rates of capital growth. 

In the past five years, for 

example, the median house 

price in areas such as 

Subiaco and Claremont 

place for the kids to hang 

out – the games room where 

a wall of cupboards creates 

more storage for toys. 

This big 7.4m by 4.8m 

area even has enough space 

for gym equipment. 

Also on this level are two 

bedrooms with new builtin 

wardrobes, a crisp white 

colour scheme and a 

wrought-iron balcony which 

faces a mature jacaranda 

tree. 

Some of the extras are 

an outside loo and shower, 

stereo system which 

can be programmed to suit 

individual needs, an alarm 

and a split-system air-conditioner. 

Selling agent Frank 

Torre said the substantial 

family home was right in 

the heart of Cottesloe, 

close to schools, shops and 

cafes. 

Mosman Park prices rocket 40% 

The kitchen is well-located near the main bathroom and study. 

had increased by more 

than 15%, on average each 

year. 

“Astute investors will 

be targeting western suburbs 

which have relatively underperformed 

during the 

past year, or areas that will 

benefit from surging house 

prices in surrounding areas,” 

Mr Kempton said. 

“Swanbourne should undergo 

an upward market correction 

during the coming 

year because the median 

house price in this suburb 

increased by only 4.7%, 

compared with an historically 

average annual growth 

rate of 11.6%. 

“In addition, property 

owners in Cottesloe and 

North Fremantle should 

also benefit from the surge 

in house prices in neighbouring 

Moman Park.” 

A white colour scheme and high ceilings create an air 

of openness in the family room. 

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Auction 

This Saturday 

24th June 2006 

10.30am on site 

The particulars, conditions & 

contract will not be read at 

Auction but are available for 

viewing at our office during 

business hours. 

Kerry Albrecht 

Jamie Harrington 

0411 879 356 

Auctioneer 

David Fear 

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This house with its 827sqm of land is waiting to be unlocked. Just a 

short stroll over the hill will have you at the Ocean and the coffee 

strip of Cottesloe beach.This lovely home has been updated & 

renovated to improve on the original home site. However, if the 

modern touch is more of what you are looking for then think of 

the scope. 

• 827sqm Prime Cottesloe block 

• Surrounded by mature gardens 

• Fantastic position 

• Original features still intact 

140 Broome Street 

Crn Clarendon Steet, Cottesloe 

Are You The 

Key Holder? 

Last inspection 10am on Saturday 

before the Auction 

This charming home will give you years of pleasure & the chance to 

lock into this market & reap the rewards at a later stage. 

Looking After People 


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Fremantle 

POST, June 24 2006, Page 44 

YOUNG 

ESTATE AGENTS 

FOR SALE 

A multi award winning home that spans 3 centuries, where nineteenth century 

stone wall rafters meet cutting edge contemporary style. A design masterpiece 

skilfully executed by award winning architect Richard Longley.The quintessential 

Fremantle retreat encapsulates a fascinating historical past. 

Soaring beam ceilings, gleaming Marri wood floor 

boards with a combined use of glass and stainless steel 

form a striking contemporary extension 

The wood fires of the Moroccan room add to enchanting 

ambiance 

This is truly a rare opportunity to acquire a very special 

property - perhaps Fremantle’s finest 

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An enchanting 

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Behind the front door 

lies a renovator’s dream 

13 Swan Street, 

Mosman Park 

Auction, July 1, 

11am 

Shellabears 

3 1 1 

The saying “don’t judge 

a book by its cover” 

can be applied to this 

render and tile home on the 

corner of Swan and 

Solomon streets in Mosman 

Park. 

From the outside it 

looks like a typical ’50s 

home that celebrates function 

rather than the character 

features normally 

associated with Federation 

houses. 

But take a look inside 

and you’ll see high ceilings, 

decorative plasterwork, 

polished boards and an 

arch halfway down the 

central hall. 

Apartment 23 

12 Wingfield Avenue, 

Crawley 

Auction July 1, 11am 

Gordon Davies 

3 2 2 

Living in this gracious, topfloor 

property next to King’s 

Park reminds owner 

Jonathon Westbrook of his time 

spent in New York apartments. 

“It’s open, spacious, close to 

the city and river and, above all, 

very private,” said Mr Westbrook, 

who has shared the apartment 

with his wife, Julie, for 13 years. 

“You don’t feel hemmed in living 

here, it’s so big it feels like 

a home not an apartment. 

For the couple, who spend 

most of their time travelling to 

the east coast, the apartment 

It just needs work to 

bring it back to its former 

glory – lino in the kitchen 

needs to be ripped up, 

the walls need a fresh 

coat of paint and some 

of the light fittings could 

do with revamping. 

What doesn’t need a 

makeover is the bathroom, 

which has a modern look 

with marble-look tiles on 

the floor and walls and a 

white corner vanity. 

Selling agent Gerald 

Watts, who lives in the 

same street, said the property 

opened up many 

choices for potential buyers. 

“They could live in it, 

rent it out as an investment 

or take off the back and 

put on a new extension,” 

he said. 

“Being on a corner 

block, and having a northfacing 

backyard, it gives 

has been like a sanctuary – a place 

to wind down after travelling interstate. 

Easy-to-maintain and with 

no garden to look after, the 

property is ideal for those wanting 

a lock-up-and-leave lifestyle. 

One of 32 units in the building 

known as St James 

Apartments, this property is 

one of two “master” suites, or superior 

apartments. 

And it’s the only one with a 

permanent view of Canning 

Bridge, says Jonathon, who is 

known in social circles for having 

one of the best jobs around. 

Among other things, including 

a fashion wholesale business, 

he’s a judge of beauty pageants. 

In fact, when the POST met 

Jonathon last week he had just 

stepped off the plane from 

Melbourne where he was one of 

renovators plenty of flexibility.” 

On a 474sq.m sloping 

block, the home has what 

many regard as an institution 

in older homes – an 

outside laundry. 

As well as the usual 

laundry paraphernalia, 

this outbuilding, has another 

toilet and shower, 

both of which need an 

upgrade. 

There’s not much traffic 

at this end of Swan 

Street, because it’s a nothrough 

road at the junction 

of Palmerston Street. 

Mr Watts said in this fast 

flowing real estate market, 

it was difficult to judge 

what the home would sell 

for at auction. 

But a similar home at 

10 Gill Street, Mosman 

Park, sold for $950,000 

four months ago. It was on 

a 465sq.m block. 

the judges at the Miss Universe 

Australia competition. 

For 30 years he has been involved 

in beauty pageants in the 

US, Canada and Australia. 

His latest project has been to 

lobby his overseas counterparts 

to bring the Miss Universe 

International competition to 

Australia in 2007. 

That’s one of the reasons 

why the couple are selling their 

much-loved and beautifully decorated 

apartment - so they can 

be closer to the action if the 

pageant comes to the east 

coast. 

Renovated two years ago, the 

apartment has been completely 

stripped of its original décor 

and has been given a new 

lease of life with a new kitchen, 

bathrooms, laundry, carpets, 

built-in wardrobes, air-condi- 

The spacious 9m by 8m living room is a reminder of New York-style apartments, says the owner. 

ABOVE: Behind the 1950s-look exterior is a home with character features. 

BELOW: Sliding doors separate the two formal areas. 

Luxury living for lock-up-and-leave lifestylers 

tioning, wiring and lighting with 

dimmer switches. 

No stone has been left unturned 

during the renovation 

process, which was driven by 

Julie. 

The classic combination of 

beige and cream, with the occasional 

burst of yellow ochre, adds 

style and sophistication to the 

apartment. 

Typical of New York-style apartments, 

according to Jonathon, this 

property has one large 9m by 8m 

For Sale 

626 Newcastle Street, Leederville WA 

Public Auction On Site 11am Thursday 27th July 2006 

Prime Leederville Development Site 

15.09m 

Lot 2 

1062m 2 

Newcastle Newcastle Street Street 

74.71m 

66.68m 

Loftus Loftus Street Street 

Carr Carr Place Place 

17.1m 

Newcastle Street 

Enquiries to Exclusive Agent 

Jeff Braddock 0412 934 694 

Office (08) 9486 1651 www.bpga.com.au 

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living room which is big enough 

for two sets of sofas and a dining 

table. 

This elegant room opens up to 

a tiled balcony where you can 

enjoy the river views and a variety 

of bird life in the many trees 

surrounding the building. 

The apartment covers 196sq.m, 

which includes two car bays and 

a storeroom. 

Strata fees are reasonable, 

compared with other apartments 

in the area, at $799 a quarter. 

Perth CBD 

Mitchell Mitchell Freeway Freeway 

Water 

Corporation 

• Site Area 1062m 2 

• Zoned “Commercial” 

• Vacant Possession 

• Located in popular Leederville 

Mixed-use Precinct 

TRI/BPG 0065-PN 

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The backyard has a pool, gazebo with built-in barbecue and change room. In the family room, stained American oak shelves and cupboards line the walls. 

Touches of Europe adorn every room 

46 Hobbs Avenue, 

Dalkeith 

From $4.1 million 

Limnios Property 

Group 

5 4 2 

Walking through 

this luxurious 

three-level home 

is a rich, multicultural experience 

– marble was 

sourced from Italy, German 

artwork adorns the walls, and 

a Swarovski crystal chandelier 

from Austria is suspended 

over the void at the 

entry. 

The home, with views to 

the river and the hills from 


the back, is a reflection of 

the owner’s German heritage 

and her love of fine 

European finishes and fittings. 

After building several 

grand homes in France and 

Germany, as well as factories, 

the owner decided to move 

to Australia with her family. 

“We travelled all over 

the country looking for the 

best city and we chose 

Perth,” she said. 

In the early 1980s, the 

owner bought two adjoining 

blocks in Hobbs Avenue 

and lived in one while her 

home was being built next 

door. 

In a street with a mix of 

For Sale 

Offers to Purchase closing 5pm 

WST Thursday 3rd August 2006 

Wanliss St 

• Site Area approx 2026m2 plus 

Portion of ROW 

• Zoned “Business Local” 

• Suit Mixed-use Development 

Smythe St 

Kent St 

Rockingham Beach Rd 

Enquiries to Exclusive Agent 

Jeff Braddock 0412 934 694 

Office (08) 9486 1651 www.bpga.com.au 

Bell Park 

original homes and multi-million 

dollar mansions, this 

property has a simple brick 

and tile exterior. 

But don’t be fooled by the 

modest appearance, says 

selling agent James Limnios, 

who described the home 

as a classical, European 

masterpiece. 

“When you walk through 

the front door, it will strike 

you immediately that this is 

a home of attention to detail,” 

he said. 

The first impression is the 

spectacular chandelier that 

illuminates the marble-tiled 

entry. 

The subtle beige and 

white marble that graces the 

floors in the entry is also 

Flinders Flinders Lane Lane 

Rockingham 

Oval 

Stunning Oceanfront Development Site 

45 Rockingham Beach Road & 46 Kent Street Rockingham, WA 

• Located in “Rockingham 

Waterfront Village” precinct 

• Magnificent Indian Ocean Views 

• Vacant Possession 

TRI/BPG 0069-POST 

used in the floor-to-ceiling 

fireplace that dominates 

the 6.7m by 5m lounge room. 

An arch leads from the 

lounge to the formal dining 

room, which is finished 

with the same subtle creamcoloured 

wallpaper that 

looks more like a textured 

paint finish. 

French doors open up to 

a large expanse of lawn, a 

three-metre-deep pool tiled 

in light blue, a gazebo with 

lattice and a change room. 

Inside the home, it’s hard 

to choose which room is the 

highlight. 

There’s the stately library 

lined with stained 

American oak shelves, cupboards 

and alcoves for 

hideaway 

paintings and the owner’s 

collection of model ships. 

Or there’s the awardwinning 

home theatre, which 

was recognised in 1997 in 

Sound and Image magazine 

for its state-of-the-art 

cinema equipment. 

Another highlight could 

be the spacious 8.7m by 

6.3m family room, which 

has more oak bookshelves 

and a bar concealed behind 

cupboards. 

Also standing out is the 

observatory on the top floor 

– there’s a telescope, builtin 

bar and a balcony to 

enjoy the view of the hills 

and the river. 

Lighting in the home is 

a work of art in itself. A 

Melbourne interior design 

expert was employed to 

source light fittings because 

the owner couldn’t 

find what she wanted in 

Perth. 

There is a stunning mix 

of art deco-style fittings in 

the main bedroom, delicate 

Swarovski pieces in 

other rooms, lights that illuminate 

artworks plus 

hundreds of halogens, some 

of them hidden. 

Some of the many extras 

are a high-tech security 

and surveillance system, 

double garage from the 

right of way, ducted vacuuming, 

reverse-cycle airconditioning 

and storage 

for wine. 

Nestled between the town of Margaret River and the beach is this rammed earth home 

at lot 26 Eucalyptus Court. With four bedrooms, two bathrooms, en suite with spa 

and a large mezzanine level, the home would make an ideal hideaway for people in the 

western suburbs who want to escape city life. On a 1.27 hectare bush block, the home has 

timber floors, high ceilings, French doors and natural, earthy tones throughout. Adding 

to the cosy atmosphere of the home is a slow combustion wood heater in the main living 

area. The new owners can put the finishing touches on the yet-to-be-completed separate 

studio which would be ideal for guests. The home is priced at $1,175,000. Inquiries to 

Shane Galbraith at Stocker Preston on 9757 9777 or 0407 579 286.

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Jamie 

Harrington 

David 

Fear 

9284 6777 

0413 009 962 

REAL ESTATE AGENTS•AUCTIONEERS•PROPERTY MANAGERS 

P: 9284 6777 W: www.albrechtfear.com.au 

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Swanbourne 

44 Devon Road 

A Year 

in Province 

This commanding limestone home captures the 

essence and beauty of French Provincal 

Architecture. True to its style, it will provide you 

an escape from everyday living. Using only the 

best materials, this home has been crafted to the 

highest standards. 

The accommodation, spread over three floors, is 

flexible and suited to provide a number of 

configurations. Currently: 

• Master Suite on its own floor 

• Terraced courtyards 

• Alfresco dining 

• Stunning contemporary kitchen 

Inspection will delight. 

Home Open 11.30 - 12.30 

On Saturday 24th June 

Looking After People 

2006, June 24 POST Page 47

FOR SALE FOR SALE 

NEDLANDS $1,950,000 NEDLANDS $600,000-$650,000 

SPACIOUS 2 STOREY FAMILY HOME 

ON 1017SQM BLOCK 

4 Brms (master brm downstairs), 2 baths, 

formal lounge/dining, open plan kitchen/ 

family/meals, single garage plus double 

carport, solar heated pool, ducted aircon & 

ducted vacuum, front verandah, sewing room 

near laundry, upstairs activity room, impressive 

wide frontage, ample storage under stairs & in 

roof, good north orientation of home. 

FOR AUCTION FOR SALE 

7 HYNES ROAD, DALKEITH 

3 Brms (master brm with dressing room & WIR), 2 

For further information please contact 

GORDON DAVIES 9480 9385 


bathrooms, formal lounge with 

fireplace, 1012 sqm block, reverse cycle aircon, store 

room near stairs, detailed glass blocks in summer lounge, 

2 linen cupboards, below ground pool (empty), metal 

garden shed, security system & roof storage. 

AUCTION SATURDAY 8TH JULY AT 11AM 

4 SPLIT LEVEL TOWNHOUSE 

WITH 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHROOMS, 

LOUNGE, DINING, KITCHEN, DOUBLE 

CARPORT & NORTH FACING 

COURTYARD. 

DALKEITH $3,500,000 

MODERN FAMILY HOME ON 

1012 SQM CORNER BLOCK 

2 Entries, sails over heated pool, study, 

4 brms, 3 baths(2 ensuites), 

2 double garages, kitchen/family/meals, sitting 

room/library, music room, central 

internal courtyard with water feature, outdoor 

entertaining with built-in bbq, C-bus lighting 

throughout, ducted vacuum & aircon & more … 

GORDON DAVIES 

REAL ESTATE 

79 Waratah Avenue Dalkeith Western Australia 6009. ACN 008 884 188 

Telephone (08) 9389 9177 Facsimile (08) 9389 9166

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ATTADALE POA 

PANORAMIC RIVER & CITY VIEWS 

Claremont to Applecross Vista 

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Page 50, POST,June 24, 2006 

P R E M I E R L O C A T I O N 

HIGH on the HILLSIDE 

Opposite Santa Maria College 

Set amongst magnificent modern homes 

this delightful older style Tudor residence 

on 833sqm green title block enjoys a 

superb northern aspect. 

Comprising 3 bedrooms, formal lounge 

and dining, timber floorboards, wood 

panelled study, galley kitchen and meals 

area, large bathroom, big verandah, 

separate laundry and reticulated 

terraced garden. 

A MAGNIFICENT OPPORTUNITY TO 

OBTAIN A STONEHAM ROAD ADDRESS 

Jacky Ladbrook 

0412 913 127 

9330 4264

Morgan Sudlow 

& associates 

real estate agent 

WELCOME LEA 

We are Delighted to 

Welcome 

LEA KORSGAARD 

With Her Wealth of Experience 

to the 

*Morgan Sudlow* 

Sales Team 

Lea is already hard at work 

and is looking forward to 

hearing from her valued clients 

Morgan Sudlow 

& associates 


OFFICE 9386 0000 

A U C T I O N 

37 HOBBS AVENUE, DALKEITH 

Saturday 15th July 2006 11am On Site 

37 HOBBS AVENUE, DALKEITH 

A Classic Federation Home 

In Original Condition 

Magnificent 1045 sqm. Block. 

Tightly held by one family since 1926, this family home occupies a large corner block in sought after 

Hobbs Avenue, just one block from Birdwood Parade and glorious river views. Accommodation includes 

formal dining room, formal lounge and original kitchen. 

Morgan Sudlow 

& associates 


93a Waratah Avenue, Dalkeith WA 6009 

OFFICE 9386 0000 

Email: reception@morgansudlow.com.au 

www.morgansudlow.com.au 

0418 941 222 

Cottesloe - 

Mosman Park Specialist 

lea@morgansudlow.com.au 

INSPECTIONS STRICTLY BY APPOINTMENT ONLY 

For further information 

GERALD MORGAN 0428 373 526 

OFFICE 9386 0000 


Properties For Sale 

Leederville From $1,350,000 

Consistently SELLING over 70% 

of WEST LEEDERVILLE. 

For PROVEN RESULTS and EXCELLENT SERVICE. 

Michelle McGill and Meagen Crump 

Call 9483 3858 

A Home of Distinction! 

The home offers open plan living downstairs 

rotating around the superb up to minute kitchen and 

enjoying classic water wall. Add a large office/fourth 

bedroom and powder room. The living room flows 

to a brilliant alfresco entertaining area which 

doubles when closed to a further large living area. 

When open, encompasses the delightful open space 

of the adjoining block. Upstairs hosts three excellent 

bedrooms all with robes and two bathrooms. The 

master bathroom is dressed with supreme double 

shower and sparkling chocolate mosaics. This is a 

home to enjoy with the added bonus of further 

development potential at your doorstep. 

West Leederville $820,000 - $860,000 

West Leederville From $375,000 

Easy Living 


Absolutely gorgeous 

ground floor one bedroom 

ultra modern apartment in 

highly sought after secured 

complex walking distance 

to everything. 

Great investment or first 

home. 

Real Estate Results 

Easy Living 

Enjoy the comfortable lifestyle this renovated two 

storey home offers walking distance to all the action. 

Set on superb piece of land giving this home a 

brilliant outdoor aspect with delightful water features 

at all points. Dressed with Tasmanian oak floors 

throughout, the spacious free flowing living rooms 

downstairs are well serviced by exquisite up to the 

minute gourmet kitchen and open to private serene 

northern entertaining area. Upstairs hosts three good 

bedrooms. The master is enormous with the added 

benefit of opening to the second bedroom and both 

enjoying the balcony. The modern bathroom enjoys 

both shower and spa. Add security, heating, cooling 

and parking for at least 3 vehicles. Be Quick! 

North Perth From $650,000 

Across from the park.. 

Overlooking one of North Perth’s 

stunning boutique parks, this 2 

bedroom, 1 bathroom brick and 

iron home is located on a large 

506 sqm block.

AUCTION july first onsite one pm 

Inspection Times: 12noon - 1pm Saturdays and 12noon - 1pm Wednesdays 

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CHIPPING 

AUCTION 

19.2 

Lot 262 

780sqm 

40.3 

PARK 

40.4 

19.4 

Unique Waterfront Position 

90 Chipping Road City Beach ch 

Unique and sought after waterfront position, with 180° of uninterrupted, 

permanent ocean views across dunes to Rottnest Island. An elevated block 

surrounded by ‘green belt’ manicured parkland both to the rear and north 

sides. This original brick and tile home features four bedrooms and two 

bathrooms, below ground pool and carport, and is humble and habitable for 

the investor. Luxurious, quality homes recently built or under construction in 

this area confirm the elusive value of this property. 

PARK 

Christopher Dee 0413 0419 122 122 499 499 


live 

love 

home 

space 

hobbs ave 

from $2,000,000 

POST, June 24 2006, Page 54 

4 lillian 

from $3,000,000 

king st 

from $1,300,000 

lifestyle 

marmion st 

from $1,800,000 

www.spacerealty.com.au p 9284 4008 

There is nothing more important than the comfort 

of investing in lifestyle. When the pace of living 

leaves us chasing for quiet moments to reflect 

and to spend time loving those who are dear to 

us, the security of our home provides us with the 

sanctuary we all deserve. Finding the perfect 

property is not always easy, but when that right 

place does come along, take comfort and enjoy 

the process of creating that perfect space. 

marine pde 

from $2,800,000 

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ALL AREAS CITY BEACH DAGLISH MOSMAN 

PARK 

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Your business .... 

Call the agents 

on the move!!! 

Buying or selling 

9286 3655 

www.abelmcgrath.com 

ELIZABETH MELVILLE 

Diploma of Property (Real Estate) 

Licenced Auctioneer 

THINKING OF SELLING? 

Please phone 

ELIZABETH MELVILLE 

0417 883 699 9386 0000 

Our Property management 

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Have you considered the 

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9384 2857 

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A FRESH PERSPECTIVE 

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Excellent owner references. 

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THE LOCAL AGENT 

MICHAEL CLIFFORD R/E 

Suite 5/36 Eric St 9383 2422 

The POST 

delivers 

Putting the "REAL" 

into REAL ESTATE 

Michael Comyns 

0418 905 200 

9381 9111 

DALKEITH 

ARE YOU 

CONSIDERING 

SELLING OR BUYING 

IN DALKEITH? 

Please call me for an 

OBLIGATION FREE 

and COST FREE 

MARKET APPRAISAL, 

My Pleasure Anytime 

STEVEN MAILEY 

"THE DALKEITH SPECIALIST" 

DEDICATED TO DALKEITH 

9386 8255 0416 191 941 

DALKEITH/NEDLANDS AREA 

Selling? 

Staying Put? 

Just Not Sure? 

That’s OK! If your property is in 

the Dalkeith or Nedlands area, 

let me bring you up to date with 

a no fuss, free appraisal! 

LEO WATERS 

0416 044 222 

93a Waratah Ave, Dalkeith 

Realo Classies 

9381 3088 

Wednesdays 

MOSMAN PARK 

MOSMAN PARK fr $470,000 

Lovely 2 bed villa spa bath, a/c, 

u/c parking, 2 c/yards, 

floorboards. 

MOSMAN PARK $285,000 

Renovated 2 bed apart in sec 

complex leased at $180pw till 

Dec 07. Large balcony. 

BICTON $469,000 

3x1 semi ensuite, stand alone 

villa, small complex, lovely 

outdoor entertaining. Parking. 

GILL VIVIAN 

0415 853 926 

WORKING 24 - 7 

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NEDLANDS 

NEDLANDS/DALKEITH 

Call 

"SPECIAL AGENT" 

AMANDA GRAY 

When selling ..... 

The one who’s making the 

sales happen! 

0408 912 874 

9386 8255 

www.acton.com.au 

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Accurate Market 

Appraisals 

Bette Robinson 

9383 3022 0418 788 288 

bette@olifents.com.au 

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use the POST and your local agent 

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Prices start at $330,000 

Open for your inspection 

WED & SUN 1-4PM 

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6 Tighe Street, Jolimont 

St Ives Realty 9387 7977 


60 KALINDA DRIVE 

CITY BEACH 

LOCATION 

LIFESTYLE 

FACILITIES 

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Just four reasons why you 

should live in WA’s Premier 

Retirement Estate. 

We have a selection of 

Apartments Fr $225,000 

Plan to pay us a visit any 

MON-THURS 10AM-3PM 

SUNDAY 1-4PM 

or any time by appointment 

Diane Greatrex 0407 197 136 

St Ives Realty 9387 7977 


SHENTON 

PARK 

SHENTON PARK/ 

SUBIACO/NEDLANDS 

FREE 

MARKET 

APPRAISALS 

MARINA BERZINS 

(Lic. Agent, Cert R.E. Mgt) 

9381 9111 0419 195 873 

Call for an 

Obligation Free appraisal 

JUNE WOOD 0418 946 759 

SUBIACO/WEST L’VILLE 

AUCTION 

On Site Saturday 

8th July 2006 

at 2.00pm 

137 NORTHWOOD STREET 

OPEN SATURDAYS AND 

WEDNESDAYS 1.00-2.00pm 

Classic Style .... 

....Prized Location 

On Lake Monger’s doorstep sits 

this warm and welcoming 

"traditional". Featuring 3 

spacious bedrooms, bright and 

modern kitchen overlooking sun 

splashed living areas and timber 

paned doors and windows 

bringing the outdoors, in. Relax 

in the "honeyed" glow of wood 

en floors, blinds and shutters as 

you enjoy security and comfort, 

just minutes from vibrant 

Leederville and Subiaco. 

A LOVELY FAMILY HOME! 

Carolena Boyd 0418 905 963 

Peter Lawrance 0418 923 424 

PAXTON HOAD 

9381 9111 

Do business with the people 

doing the business 

www.paxtonhoad.com.au 

SUBIACO AND 

SHENTON PARK BUYERS! 

YOU MUST 

CONSIDER THIS!!!! 

NORTH PERTH From...$680,000 

Luxury and Lifestyle... 

Finished with flair is this proudly 

presented inner city two storey 

home. Featuring 3/4 bedrooms, 

2 bathrooms (main bathroom 

has a spa!), "foodies" kitchen, 

timber floors throughout, air 

conditioning, ducted vacuum and 

a bright and modern ambience. 

Double lock up garage, compact, 

low maintenance block and a 

quiet, tree lined location oh, so 

close to every possible amenity 

complete this picture of 

tranquility! Hurry! Call for details 

and inspection details. 



STILL SEEKING LISTINGS 

WHATEVER SIZE, SHAPE OR 

CONDITION 

YOUR PROPERTY IS IN ... 

PLEASE CALL 



PAXTON HOAD 9381 9111 

NOT your ordinary, 

everyday 

Real Estate Agents! 

Niki Peinke 

Janey Sanderson 

9388 3988 


SUBIACO SHENTON PARK 

MARILYN O’CONNELL 

Free Market Appraisal of 

Your Home 

Call Marilyn O’Connell 

9381 7411 24 hr 0411 74 13 74 

Thinking of Selling? 

Buyers Waiting! 

Cathryn Bahen 

0412 476 667 

9381 9111 

The Art of Selling! 

For creative flair in 

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Call MARGO COUFOS 

9388 3422 0413 751 757 

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WEMBLEY 

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Proud standard of service 

Unquestionable exposure 

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For an accurate 

confidential appraisal call 

PAUL LITJENS 

9387 5222 0409 767 007 


Considering selling 

your home? 

For a confidential free market 

appraisal 

MARTINA MURPHY 

We have buyers waiting 

9388 6422 0403 961 906 

www.waprestigeproperties.com.au 

martina@waprestigeproperties.com.au 

Putting the "REAL" 

into REAL ESTATE 

Michael Comyns 

0418 905 200 

9381 9111 

WEMBLEY 

DOWNS 

Setting record prices! 

Over 10 Years of 

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Dedicated to superior 

marketing and 

personalised service. 

REGISTERED KEEN BUYERS 

$350K - $1.8M 

For a confidential appraisal call 

IAN FATHARLY 

9387 5222 0411 886 183 


No weekend 

is complete 

without the 

POST ... 

Cover to 

cover! 


WEST 

LEEDERVILLE 

WEST LEEDERVILLE 

AUCTION 

On Site Saturday 

8th July 2006 

at 2.00pm 

137 NORTHWOOD STREET 

OPEN SATURDAYS AND 

WEDNESDAYS 1.00-2.00pm 

Classic Style .... 

....Prized Location 

On Lake Monger’s doorstep sits 

this warm and welcoming 

"traditional". Featuring 3 

spacious bedrooms, bright and 

modern kitchen overlooking sun 

splashed living areas and timber 

paned doors and windows 

bringing the outdoors, in. Relax 

in the "honeyed" glow of wood 

en floors, blinds and shutters as 

you enjoy security and comfort, 

just minutes from vibrant 

Leederville and Subiaco. 

A LOVELY FAMILY HOME! 



PAXTON HOAD 

9381 9111 

Do business with the people 

doing the business 

www.paxtonhoad.com.au 

COUNTRY 

PROPERTIES 

DUNSBOROUGH $690k 

"OLD’ 

High elevated vacant land surrounded 

by Golf Course with 

possible ocean aspect from 

second storey. 

PLEASE CALL 

GREG FOSTER 0408 553 305 

$950k 

ULTIMATE LIFESTYLE 

PROPERTY 

213 acres with mesmerising 

views of Porongurup’s beaut 

house with $30k income P.A. 

PLEASE CALL 

GREG FOSTER 0408 553 305 

LOWER CHITTERING 

$995,000 

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meticulously maintained home, 

a perennial brook (liquid gold), 

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toolers and a cabin for 

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9250 8110 0412 912 200 

www.awareing.com.au 

DUNSBOROUGH $659,000 

COUNTRY LIVING 

Brand new 4x2, timber floors, 

high ceilings, 2 living areas, 

large 937sqm block. Peaceful 

outlook "Cape Rise" on the road 

to Eagle Bay and Meelup. 

Catherine Connor 0408 081 111 

Jane Viner 0424 505 234 

Pink Real Estate 9384 5880 

TO LET 

FREMANTLE $450pw 

BANNISTER ST 

Exec 1 bed plus study, f/f and 

equip, sec c/bay, close to shops, 

transp. short stroll to cafe strip. 

Avail 03/07, view by appt. 

Mary Papas 0414 824 777 

Pink Real Estate 9384 5880 


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SOUTH PERTH $180PW 

STROLL TO RIVER 

From this great little light and 

bright 2 bedroom ground floor 

unit in small group boasts own 

paved private courtyard PLUS 

SECURE PARKING! 

NEDLANDS $300PW 

SPLIT LEVEL TOWNHOUSE 

In small quiet group, well 

maintained and one covered car 

bay provided. SMART and 

ROOMY with 3 bedrooms, 1 

bathroom and 2 toilets. Private 

front courtyard with own washing 

line, PLUS large leafy brick 

paved rear courtyard. Will be 

refreshed and ready for long 

term tenancy. 


RENOVATED AND EXTENDED 

Lovely home with open modern 

living, the use of bold colour 

throughout creates a young 

breezy feel and compliments the 

polished boards. 3 bedrooms all 

with built in robes, with the 

smallest of the 3 having french 

doors opening into the garden. 

Semi ensuite bathroom with 

LEASED 

SEPARATE BATH and shower 

cubicle. Lounge/dining have 

recessed lighting which adds to 

the clean lines plus a family 

room with wood heater 

overlooking the swimming pool 

area. Parking is tandem. Close 

to cafes, shops, uni and 

transport. AVAILABLE 23/6. 


HOMELY COTTAGE WITH 

ROOM TO MOVE 

Set amongst large grounds with 

lawn mowing and gardening 

included! This weatherboard and 

iron home with floor boards 

throughout consists of lounge 

with split air conditioner and 

open fireplace to lounge 

(decoration only). Family/meals 

with slate floor. Gas and electric 

cooking. 3 double size bedrooms 

the main with BIR. Renovated 

bathroom clawfoot bath. Auto 

retic. Gas instant HWS. 2 

tandem car parking behind 

gates. AVAILABLE 30/6. 


BRAND SPARKLING NEW 

TOP NOTCH 3 BED 2 BATH 

TOWNHOUSE in great location 

for UWA and hospitals, 

transport. Timber floors 

throughout, LARGE BED- 

ROOMS with built in robes to all, 

gas hot water, DISHWASHER, 

own private courtyard PLUS 

LOCK UP GARAGE! Avail Now! 

COTTESLOE $1400PW 

GRACIOUS AND 

STYLISH HOME 

Beautifully renovated family 

home offering 5 bed 2 baths, 

stunning kitchen overlooking 

large family room with polished 

boards throughout. Separate 

formal lounge and dining. Close 

to shops, restaurants, beach and 

golf course. Avail long term View 

Now! 


EASY BEACH LIFESTYLE 

Enjoying lovely home with many 

features including 4 bedrooms 

plus (5th bed roomy attic space), 

study, 2 bathrooms plus powder 

room. Open plan kitchen/meals 

/family, lounge/dining 

overlooking beautiful century old 

fig tree! The gardens are private 

and are maintained by a 

gardener at the owners expense 

and are reticulated from the 

bore. The property also boats a 

fully fenced swimming pool 

which is filled by the bore. 

double remote garage plus 

WINE CELLAR. 

For further information on the 

above properties or to organise 

a viewing, please call 

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236 Stirling Hwy 

Claremont 

EMAIL: 

claremont@paxtonhoad.com.au 

http://www.paxtonhoad.com.au 

Star 

Property 

Management 

100% Property 

Management 

Rhonda Reid 

9386 2917 

Swanbourne $495pw 

Bring your suitcase 

This home is fully furnished has 

3 bedrooms, has great living 

areas, great outdoor 

entertaining, convenient to train 

station, bus transport and 

shopping. Available 6 month 

lease. 

Dalkeith $795pw 

Fantastic robust family home, 5 

bedrooms x 2 bathrooms and a 

study, nestled amongst matured 

trees, 2 min walk to the 

Nedlands Golf Course, - updated 

with fresh paint, polished floor 

boards, carpets, oven - formal 

lounge, casual dining area, 

spacious family room. Enjoy 

outdoor and poolside 

entertainment. Perfectly located - 

near schools, yacht clubs and 

the river in general. 

East Perth $435pw 

If you like city living 

Close to Royal St is this 

surprising 3 bedrooms with BIR’s 

plus study 2 bathroom unfurn 

house with light formal living, 

dining, very spacious family 

room with high ceilings, great 

easy care courtyards, double 

remote parking. 

Gwelup $430pw 

A Place to call Home 

This modern 4 bedroom 2 

bathroom plus study unfurnished 

home is easy care and low 

maintenance. A kitchen with 

room to move, family room with 

large dining/meals alcove, 

theatre, double remote garage, 

storage. All in a quiet location 

opposite school with shopping 

down the road, easy access to 

freeway entries. 

Nedlands $770pw 

No need to dodge furniture 

In these spacious rooms, 4 good 

size bedrooms plus a study with 

ample room for several desks. 

The main bathroom has plenty of 

room with the second being 

located in the laundry. The 

kitchen is all new and fresh with 

a large meals/family room. The 

front formal living and dining are 

of the old world charm type. The 

gardens are retic from a bore 

and maintained by the owner. 

Sandy Liu-Talbot 

9386 2922 

www.starpm.com 

POST 

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3x1 u/furn split level t/hse, 

sunken lounge, kitchen/dining, 

WIR, slug, off street parking, priv 

c/yard 


2x1 u/furn unit in triplex block, 

lounge/dining, shared laundry, 

c/bay, walk to UWA, shops and 

t /port. 


Modern u/furn 4 x 3 fam hm, 

study/hm office, p/floors, rustic 

kit, sep living, ent. area with b/g 

/pool, dlug, priv c/yard, walk to 

local beach, shops and t/port. 

9386 1988 

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Character 3 bedroom 2 

bathroom home spacious living 

area, double lock up garage, gas 

appliances, close to shopping 

transport and beach. Avail 23/06. 


Spacious 3 bedroom 1 bathroom 

fully furnished and equipped 

apartment in great location. 

Features include lock up garage 

for one vehicle, East and West 

facing balconies, minutes to 

beach, close to transport and 

shopping. available now. 

SUBIACO $400PW 

Modern 2 bedroom 2 bathroom 

apartment. Great location. Gym, 

swimming pool and 

entertainment area on site. 

Undercover parking, secure 

entry, close to all amenities. 

Avail 19/06. 

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Gorgeous character home with 3 

double sized bedrooms, 1 large 

bathroom and 2nd shower and 

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• • • 


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Walking distance to Lake 

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• • • 


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cover! 

Let locals decide 

“They wanted competition 

as quickly as possible and they 

did not want to upset that by 

having local governments step 

in and decide where the infrastructure 

should go,” he 

said. 

Mr McAlister made the comments 

at a meeting with 

Nedlands residents who want 

the council to fight Optus over 

antennae on an office roof in 

Broadway. 

Mr McAlister told a couple 

who live next to, and on higher 

ground than, the office that 

theirs was a unique case in 

Australia. 

“I have absolute sympathy, it 

is a unique position,” he said. 

An emissions hotspot around 

the antennae that creates a 

work hazard zone cuts across 

the boundary with Gisella 

Birch’s property. 

Ms Birch said the zoning of 

her property should allow the 

land to be subdivided but the 

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NEDLANDS - OFFICE 

Leura Street 

A short stroll from Hampden 

Road cafe strip, aprox. 50sqm 

$955pcm. 

Enq: DAVID 0418 924 950 

KEMPTON AZZOPARDI 

NEDLANDS 

HAMPDEN ROAD 

Approx 48sqm. First floor office 

Enq: David 0418 924 950 

Kempton Azzopardi 


hazard zone would cut across 

the area of a potential new 

building. 

“If you are going to develop, 

something will have to be done 

about that hotspot,” Mr McAlister 

said. 

Nedlands planning staff are 

advising councillors to drop 

objections to extra antennae 

being added to the Broadway 

rooftop on the strength of Mr 

McAlister’s assessment. 

“I believe the carrier has a 

strong case for arguing that 

the proposed new installations 

are low impact facilities,” he said 

in a letter to the council. 

And he assured the council 

the health risk from the equipment 

was low. 

“The potential for adverse 

health effects from exposure to 

radiation from the proposed facilities 

is extremely remote,” he 

said. 

Councillors will decide what 

to do on Tuesday. 

Grove’s $8m library bill 


• demolition of the existing 

library and council offices; 

and 

• external lighting. 

Peppermint Grove’s contribution 

to the project covers: 

• land; 

• redevelopment of the council 

offices and chambers; 

• bore and reticulation system; 

• power to the site; 

• staff management time; 

• possible temporary perimeter 

fencing; 

• site security during construction; 

and 

• community consultation. 

Three tenders – from architects 

Peter Hunt; Cox Howlett 

and Bailey Woodland; and 

Holton Connor – will be considered 

at the next library 

steering committee meeting. 

Rates up 5.2% 


Aberdare Road underpass. 

$250,000 has been allocated for temporary 

offices for extra staff who cannot fit 

into the Bay View Terrace headquarters. 

Mr Pearson said this might consist of a 

demountable building for up to nine staff, 

located at the council depot near Claremont 

oval. 

“The cost of transporting and installing 

this is huge,” he said. 

“It’s going to be needed for some time 

and will be of good quality. 

“It will not be a tin shed but nor will it 

be the Taj Mahal.” 

An additional $60,000 had been budgeted 

to provide IT links between the demountable 

and the main office. 

Councillor Clem Edwards voted against 

the proposed rate hike. 

Mr Edwards said the wages bill had blown 

out and “very little had been done in the 

way of works since 1997”. 

Instead of repairs to ageing infrastructure, 

money had gone to increase staff wages 

and accommodation, he said. 

“Ratepayers have not seen a cracker,” 

he said. 

He said the strategy of selling assets to 

fund repairs was “repugnant”. 

But councillor David Leith said the 5.2% 

rate increase was needed to keep pace with 

inflation. 

“Inflation is gradually taking a grip on 

our community and WA,” Mr Leith said. 

“Rate rises should be seen as an inevitable 

circumstance, rather than the result of profligate 

spending by ourselves.” 

Christmas treat 


Eddie said there were very few Christmas 

trees in private gardens in Nedlands because 

snails were also attracted to them. 

“They are absolutely delicious,” Eddie said. 

“There are very few left and I wanted to 

get something back that used to be there.” 

Eddie said the WA Christmas tree 

(Nuytsia floribunda) was a parasite that grew 

on the roots of other plants. 

“I am told they can send roots out 40 to 

50m to find a host plant,” he said. 

“They become very vigorous when they 

get going. 

“I had a little farm and I was quite in love 

with the Christmas tree.” 

He said he once feared the trees had been 

destroyed after a bush fire. 

“But they came back and they spread out 

of the black stumps.” 

Eddie said the trees were named after 

17th-century explorer Peter Nuyts.

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ACCOUNTANTS BATHROOM 

RENOVATIONS 

COLIN F. CHOMLEY 

Chartered Accountant 

Registered Tax Agent 

Electronic lodgement, prompt 

refunds. Taxation and 

accounting for individuals, 

small business and rural. 

HOURS TO SUIT 

SUITE 6 / 10 JOHNSTON ST 

PEPPERMINT GROVE 

Ph: 9384 8944 (All hours) 

CHRIS BROGAN & ASSOC. P/L 

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Chartered Accountant 

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Ph: 9386 2550 

0411 384 841 

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➣ Consulting in the areas of: 

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BRICKLAYING 

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Mobile 0412 292 488 

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SALES & SERVICE 

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• Restorations 

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• Full Design Service 

Installations & Replacements 

Wall Splits & Room A/C 

Phone JOHN 0419 835 501 

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“DEFT” Air Conditioning 

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Supplied and/or installed 

By qualified local tradesman. 

Phone Mark 0424 037 289 

✔ Concrete and 

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✔ Bobcat work under taken 

FOR FREE ADVICE & QUOTES 

Tel: Mark 0411 554 482 

Ph/Fax 9304 1047 

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BLOCK CLEARING 

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Phone: 9383 9743 

Mob: 0418 944 934 

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RESTORATION 

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• Specialising in fast, competitive 

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• Local knowledge, experience 

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0412 917 818 Ph & Fax 9384 9224 

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• Free Quotes 

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0411 696 179 

9385 4228 

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Quality workmanship at an 

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All work guaranteed. Friendly advice. 

FREE QUOTES CALL 

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LANDSCAPING, PAVING 

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Ph: 9244 9512 

Mob: 0419 858 247 

JANSEN’S BRICKPAVING 

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• RECYCLED BRICK SPECIALIST 

• LIMESTONE WALLS 

• QUALITY WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED 

WIM JANSEN 9384 9606 

Mob. 0410 300 681 

JOHN’S BRICKPAVING 

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LIMESTONE GARDEN WALLS 

14 Gloster Street, Subiaco 

Ph: 9381 9815 

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RE POINTING 

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Subiaco 

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9227 1822 

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REMOVERS 

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Fax: 9402 9102 

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9343 1073 or 0400 776 449 

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Full design & build service 

Contact Shaun Clifford 

0416 288 770 

CABINETMAKING 

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FURNITURE 

FACTORY 

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Kitchen, Wall and Vanity Units 

Bookcases 

9381 6098 

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7 Forrest Street, 

Subiaco WA 6008. 

Fax 9388 2089 

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All quality carpentry work, built-in robes & 

cupboards. Windows & doors repaired 

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9384 5287 0418 920 574 

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KITCHEN, LAUNDRY, 

W.C. RENOVATIONS 

Unusual Projects Welcomed. 

All Trades Provided and 

Guaranteed. Free Quotes. 

Ph: 9385 5295 0412 099 235 

BATHROOM 

BASICS 

Simply Beautiful 

Bathrooms 

Professional Experienced 

Team 

All workmanship guaranteed 

Paul Yates 

0412908543 

From design to completion 

www.kitchenbathroombasics.com 

A Backable Business and a better 

deal with 

BOBCAT 

WORKS 

RELIABLE - 

7 DAYS - FREE QUOTES 

• Lawn - Concrete - Rubbish removal 

• Sand & Soils Delivered - 10m 

Morts Dingos 

Mini Bobcat 

• Site Clean up/ 

Lawn removal 

• Small/medium sized trees 

removed/Stump grinding 

• Lawn, concrete and paving site 

preparation 

• Poured limestone and concrete 

Phone 

Peter 0409 088 843 

★ Site Preparation Specialist ★ 

• Paving, Concrete, Lawn Peparation, 

Patio & Shed Site Preparation! 

• Yard Clean Ups, All Rubbish Removed 

• Trees & Lawn Removed 

• Stump Grinding 

• The perfect lightweight limited 

acccess machine and tip truck 

For professional results phone 

Kelvin on 0438 934 946 

9345 5447 A/H 

TRUCK 

Phone Gary 

0418 927 799 - 9296 1041 

Member of W.A.S.S.A. 

★ BRICKLAYER • LIMESTONE ★ 

• Brickwork • Retaining Walls 

• Limestone • Paving 

• Plastering • Water Walls 

LOCAL TRADESMAN 

Phone STEWART 

0422 401 908 

NICK’S 

BRICKLAYING 

25 Years Exp No Job Too Small 

• Additions • Renovations, 

• Working with: 

Brick & NATURAL BEDROCK 

(Such as Karratha & 

Toodyay Stone) 

Ph 9304 8111, 9304 8130 

Fax 9304 8122 

0409 118 228 

email: nick1965@bigpond.com 

BRICKLAYING 

Local Tradesman 

Free Quotes & Advice 

Fences, R/Walls, Extensions 

etc. Prompt Attention 

Ph PETER A/H 9383 1840 

Mob 0412 703 318 

Mick McGann 

BRICKPAVER 

All Aspects 

• Prompt Reliable Service 

20 yrs experience 

Phone Mick McGann 

0419 046 491 

Poured Limestone 

Driveways, Patios, Pool 

Surroundings 

Ph 9307 6498 or 

0421 205 679 

0413 142 520 

COMPETITIVE PRICES 

www.fluidlimestone.net 

M.P. & K.J. GOURDIS 

Est 1972 

• All brickpaving • Repairs 

• Limestone • Garden Edging 

• Retaining • Bullnosing 

Phone Mick 

9447 5108 0414 441 877 

R & J NELSON 

REG. 

BUILDERS 7766 

SECOND STOREY 

EXTENSIONS 

R & J NELSON. Specialise 

in 2nd storey additions 

and have some of the finest 

trades available in this field. 

Most of our work is referral 

and we consistently provide 

quotes 5% or more below 

our opposition 

We have many grateful 

clients who would be keen 

to recommend our services. 

For a free appraisal 

please phone WAYNE 

0418 917 975 9307 7444 

‘We Want Your Referral’ 

CHARACTER TIMBER 

DESIGN 

Building & Carpentry Services 

Renovation, Additions 

Timber work, Maintenance 

Bathroom Renovations – 

Phone Brad on 

9446 2990 

0417 900 108 Reg. Builder 

BUILDING 

SERVICES 

BUILDING 

MULTI 

SERVICES 

Extensions and Renovations. 

Also repairs and improvements 

including demolition of 

chimneys and walls. 

Bricklaying, plastering, 

ceilings, carpentry etc! 

FOR FREE QUOTES ALL HOURS 

PH: 0417 183 953 BRAD 

Reg. No. 10722 

Reg Builder 

• OWNER BUILDER PROJECTS 

• WALLS REMOVED, ALTERED 

• TURN WINDOWS INTO DOORS 

• FRENCH DOORS FITTED 

• BATHROOM, KITCHEN REFITS 

GEOFF TURLE • PLASTERING & RENDERING 

RENOVATIONS • STUD WORK INT. GYPROCK 

9381 1902 • CEILINGS & CORNICES 

0402 266 649 • FREE FRIENDLY QUOTES 

Quality Contracting 

All Repairs and Improvements 

Small or Big Jobs 

All Types of Renovations 

FREE QUOTES 

Ph 0406 103 648 

ASK FOR PAUL 

Express Cabinets WA 

Quality Kitchens and Cabinets 

22 years experience 

FREE QUOTES WITH 

PROMPT FRIENDLY SERVICE 

Ph/Fax (08) 9305 3465 

Mob 0417 950 960 

expresscabinetswa@westnet.com.au 

CAR DETAILING 

CAR WASH 

CAR WASH & DETAILERS 

*REALISTIC PRICES* 

We come to you (Home or Office) 

7 Days Per Week 

0417 984 561 

3 AWNINGS 

3 BOBCATS, 2 EXCAVATORS 

AND TIPPER 

FREE QUOTE, SAND, SOIL, MULCH, 

LIMESTONE AND ROADBASE 

MIKE BRYANT 

0428 910 341 ah 9381 9126 

truck 

• Site Cleans / All Areas 

Quality Work - Call SCOTT 

0419 771 323 9246 7505 

Phone: 9307 6972 

0407 472 401 

Fax: 9307 3310 

0408 129 186 9304 9554 

Specialising in your brick work 

◆ Water & garden features 

◆ BBQ’s & letter boxes 

◆ Feature & retaining walls 

◆ Rendering & rejointing 

◆ Fences & piers ◆ Extensions 

◆ Insurance & repairs to bricks 

◆ Entertainment & small paved areas 

Free Quote – no obligation 

INTERESTED 

IN QUALITY 

& RELIABLE 

PAVING 

✓ DRIVEWAYS 

✓ PATIO 

✓ POOL SURROUNDS 

✓ LIMESTONE WALLS 

Ph JOSEPH MOBILIA 

9285 0709 

0400 843 617 

• EXTENSIONS 

• ALTERATIONS 

• NEW HOMES 

FOR FREE QUOTES ALL HOURS 

TEL. 9388 1823 

BUILDERS REG. 10493 

GARAGES AND 

CARPORTS 

Registered Builer 

Plans provided 

Quality Guaranteed 

Ring Andrew 

0419 904 671 

MATT’S M KITCHEN 

KREATIONS 

For all your quality 

cabinet work 

MATTHEW RUSSELL 

Tel: 9248 6638 

Mob: 0413 013 416 

Engineers 

Australia 

BUILDING CABINETMAKING 

Mob: 0414 341 543 

MASTER 

BUILDERS 

TUDOR KITCHENS 

& CARPENTRY SERVICES 

FOR ALL ASPECTS OF 

CABINETMAKING, 

CARPENTRY WORK AND 

FURNITURE MAKING 

PH OR FAX 9405 4189 

Mob 0419 198 434 

F.&R. CLASSIC CABINETS 

SPECIALISING IN: 

✓ DESIGNED WALL AND TV UNITS 

✓ RENOVATED KITCHENS FROM 

START TO FINISH 

✓ LAUNDRY AND BATHROOM 

CUPBOARDS 

✓ WARDROBES OR ANY OTHER 

STORAGE CABINETS 

✓ IN ALL TYPES OF FINISHES. 

LAMINEX – SOLID TIMBER – 

LACQUER WORK 

✓ ALL WORK GUARANTEED 

✓ NO OBLIGATION FREE QUOTES 

CALL US NOW 9409 5777 

OR VISIT OUR WEB SITE: www.fr.com.au


CARPENTRY 

DAVID HAYWARD 

CARPENTER & JOINER 

Qualified Craftsman over 30 yrs exp 

FOR ALL JOINERY 

Property Repairs, Doors, 

Windows, Sash Records, 

Skirting Boards, Locks etc 

Quality Work Guaranteed 


Ph 9382 4172 all hrs 

JUST DOORS 

DOOR MAINTENANCE SERVICE 

We hang new doors, repair old 

doors, replace rollers on sliding 

doors, fit new locks, etc. 

MOBILE SERVICE 9331 4161 

Mobile 0412 194 842 

CARPENTRY 

Because Quality Counts 

LORNE EDWARDS 

PERGOLAS/ROOFING/ 

CARPORTS/VERANDAHS 

DECKING • TIMBER FLOORS • SKIRTINGS 

• ALTERATIONS • GENERAL MAINTENANCE 

Ph: 0416 126 048 Anytime 

MARTINS CARPENTRY 

& CONSTRUCTION 

• All Types of Carpentry & 

Building Work Undertaken 

• Doors, Floors, Robes 

• Pergolas, Gazebos, Decks 

• Verandahs & Colonial Work 

• Owner Builder Service 

30 years exp, contact 

EDDY on 0407 827 721 all hours 

PAUL JONES 

CARPENTRY & JOINERY 

For all your Domestic & Commercial 

Building Requirements. 

Quality assured. 

Ph PAUL JONES 0417 915 636 

Beech Carpentry 

Qualified & Reliable 

Carpenter 

• Decking/pergolas/locks 

• Renovations/carports/gates 

Call RICHARD 

0413 903 667 - 9387 4653 

Simon Cox Carpentry 

ABOVE ALL HONEST & RELIABLE 

★ Doors, skirting and 

shelving 

★ Decking & Pergolas 

★ Absolutely any size job 

Phone Simon 0407 194 619 

ALL CARPENTRY 

Renovations & Alterations 

General Carpentry 

Joinery & Furniture 

Decks, Gazebos & Pergolas 

Call Peter King 0427 994 169 

Home 9243 8970 

CARPENTER 

Ready to start - Small 

jobs only. Decking / 

Framing / Repairs 

Paul 0414 640 007 

CARPET & VINYL 

REPAIR 

Carpets, Vinyl Repair, 

Restretch, Lay 

Carpet and Lounges 

STEAM CLEANED 

Ian 0419 448 406 

9444 7531 

CARPET LAID ADAPTED 

Repair Specialist 35 yrs exp. 

Power Restretching. Patching 

Fit Back Carpet to Tiles/Wood 

Old, New. No Job Too Small 

Underlay Supplied 

9447 4429 0417 184 655 

CARPET CLEANING 

CARPET CLINIC 

Brian 23yrs 

Neil exp 

Carpets L/suites 

Curtains 9383 7977 Drapes 

★ Steam extraction voted 

best way of cleaning 

carpet by 

CHOICE MAGAZINE 

★ Our Reputation and 

Quality is why we RETAIN 

our Customers 

★ Don’t take a chance 

9383 7977 

0418 940 145 

EVERYONE 

READS THE 

CARPET CLEANING CEILINGS 

For the cleanest 

carpet possible 

COTTESLOE CARPET 

CLEANING 

Western Suburbs 

Specialist! 

RESIDENTIAL 

COMMERCIAL 

RENTAL 

UPHOLSTERY 

Now available 

New Technology 

TILE & GROUT 

CLEANING 

NO MESS 

NO FUSS 

9383 4931 

Mention this ad. to enter our 

monthly prize draws 

MELITA CLEANING SERVICE 

Carpet Steam Clean, also dry Clean 

Carpets, Clean Lounge Suites, Also 

Stain Guard for Carpets. 

Floors Stripped & Sealed, Windows 

Cleaned. 25 years experience. 

Free quotes 9309 9967 

E X P E R T 

Carpet 

Steam 

Cleaning 

Tile & Grout Cleaning 

ACCI Trained & Certified 

Contact GRAEME 

0418 957 690 

• LATEST TRUCK MOUNTED 

STEAM CLEANING 

• CARPETS, RUGS AND 

UPHOLSTERY 

• TILE AND GROUT 

• OWNER OPERATED 

• AVAILABLE 7 DAYS 

• FREE CALL 

Ph 9383 3510 

Mob 0413 833 966 

PROFESSIONAL 

CARPET 

CLEANERS 

STEAM 

CLEANING 

Deodorising 

FREE 

ALSO WINDOW CLEANING 

OFFICE 9447 6494 

GARRY 0413 712 704 

QUALITY 

STEAM CLEAN 

Satisfaction Guaranteed 

• Carpets • Upholstery 

Honest, Reliable 

OWNER-OPERATOR 

9343 9097 0402 735 684 

WW CARPET CLEANING 

CARPET & 

UPHOLSTERY 

Soil and old shampoo actually 

removed from carpets & 

upholstery, not scrubbed deeper. 

No sticky residue to resoil. 

9446 5862 

CUSTOM 

CLEANING SERVICE 

IAN’S CLEANING SERVICE 

HAVE YOUR CARPETS 

PROFESSIONALLY CLEANED 

First room $28 

From $12 per additional room 

Lounge suites from $12 per seat 

Dining chairs from $4 

Carpet and fabric protection available. 

Vinyl cleaned, windows, and full 

house clean. 

9384 4566 0412 770 881 

Seaview Carpet Cleaning 

Professional Steam Cleaning 

• Latest Truckmounted Equipment 

• Carpets and Upholstery 

• Domestic and Commercial 

Call Andrew 0417 925 904 

7 YEARS EXPERIENCE 

STAIGER’S 

Carpet & Cleaning 

★ Carpet ★ Tiles & Grout 

★ Flotex ★ Vinyl & Lino 

5 rooms 

/ seats 

from $66 

SPECIAL 

UP TO 

4 ROOMS 

FROM 

$ 65 

★ Upholstery 

Min 15 2 m $45 

Ph: Elsa or Rageth 

0410 659 580 

Autumn Special 

4 ROOMS OR 4 SEATS $60 

Same day service avail 

★ Steam Cleaning 

★ Stain Treatment and Free Deodorising 

DOCTOR CARPET CLEANING 

★★PARAMOUNT PLASTER★★ 

FOR ALL CEILING WORK 

SMALL OR LARGE – OLD OR NEW 

PROMPT EFFICIENT LOCAL TRADESMAN 

– SERVING THIS AREA FOR OVER 30 YRS 

Ph Ralph Jones 9381 1031 

Mob 0412 773 098 

PLASTERLINE 

INDUSTRIES 

★ Ceilings installed & repaired 

★ Decorative cornices & centre roses 

★ All ornate work 

★ Gyprock specialists and plaster glass 

specialists 

★ Suppliers of decorative cornices, 

centre roses, arches, domes and 

picture rails 

FOR ADVICE & QUOTE 

PHONE RHYS ON 

9446 2011 

• FOOTHOLES 

• INSURANCE WORK 

• RENOVATIONS 

• SMALL JOBS 

• PLASTERGLASS 

• GYPROCK 

ALL AREAS 

0418 907 977 

9383 7757 

R.J. and S.E.BEAVER 

for all your gyprock requirements 

walls and Ceilings 

NEW or OLD 

All Work Guaranteed 

Ph RON Mobile 0408 082 884 

Ph 9384 0349 

HERB’S CEILINGS 

FOR ALL YOUR 

CEILING PROBLEMS 

CALL THE EXPERT. 

OLD OR NEW CEILINGS 

REPAIRED OR REPLACED 


Ph 0411 547 487 

APEX CEILINGS 

& PARTITIONS 

• DOMESTIC • COMMERCIAL 

• RENOVATIONS • ORNATE 

• PULL DOWNS 

Police Cleared - Free Quotes 

Ph 9285 2777 

M 0413 568 580 

Fax 9285 2888 

Specified Ceilings & Walls 

Police Clear - Regd. Business 

ABN 86 844 730 047 

• All ceilings and stud walls 

• Professional installation and repairs 

• Insurance work 

• All work guaranteed 

• Over 15 yrs experience in building trade 

• FREE QUOTES 

Mob: 0423 853 553 

A/h: 9339 5875 

CHIMNEY SWEEP 

CHIM CHIM CHAREE 

All types, all areas 

Chimney Pots replaced 

Brick repairs 

John 0407 150 376 

9458 7210 

THE SWISS 

CHIMNEY SWEEP 

All types, all areas Cleaning & repairs 

Adrian 9382 1722 

0411 84 84 04 

CLEANING 

Call PRESTIGE 

HOME DETAILERS 

SERVING LOCALLY 

FOR 12 YEARS 

1800 624 578 

0419 905 531 

The specialist in 

cleaning vacated homes 

CARPETS, WINDOWS 

& HOME DETAILING 

Specialising in 

Domestic 

Cleaning 

Need a solution 

to your cleaning 

dilemma? 

✓ Quality Service 

✓ Quality Cleaning 

✓ Reliable & thorough 

✓ Carpet Cleaning 

✓ Window Cleaning 

✓ High Pressure Cleaning 

✓ Tile and Grout Cleaning 

✓ Vacate Cleans 

FOR SUPERIOR SERVICE PHONE: 

Fully Booked Domestic 

Cleaning only 

9382 8604 

ALL IN ONE 

PROPERTY SERVICES 

• Garden Maintenance & Cleanups 

• Exit & Commercial Cleaning 

• Windows, Gutters and Paving Cleaned 

• All Types of Property Maintenance 

• Fully Insured 

For a Prompt, Reliable & Professional Service 

CLEANING COMPUTING COMPUTING 

CURTAINS 

★ Carpets/Upholstery steamcleaned 

★ 5 Rooms $88 

★ 5 Str Lounge Suite $99 

★ Windows – Free Quote 

★ Handyman – no job too small, $33 p.hr 

Members of the Master Cleaners Guild 

★ Regular Home Cleaning, $22.00 p.hr 

★ Vacate Clean, $35 p.hr 

★ Strip and Seal Vinyl and Tiles 

All prices inc. GST 


TATE CLEANING 

Phone 0416 146 508 

or 9381 7729 

BUILDERS CLEANS 

VACATE HOUSE CLEANS 

OFFICE CLEANING 

RENTAL CLEANING 

Floors Stripped and Sealed. 

Floating Floors Cleaned and Sealed. 

Free quotes, Prompt Service 

Competitive rates and all work 

guaranteed. 17 years experience 

THE CLEAN MACHINE 

HIGH PRESSURE TURBO CLEAN 

GRAFFITI 

DRIVE-WAYS 

BRICK PAVING 

POOLS 

POOL FURNITURE 

CARS 

BOATS 

“You Name It, We’ll Clean It” 

FREE QUOTES, WE ARE THE CHEAPEST 

9341 5784 0408 953 475 

R.P.L. 

High pressure water cleaning 

drive, roofing, pavers, walls, etc 

Makes the old look new 

Free Quotes 0413 381 406 

Abode Tile & 

Grout Cleaning 

HIGH PRESSURE CLEANING 

TILES/GROUT/DRIVEWAYS 

Call 9401 3635 

Mob 0421 728 074 

AFRODITA CLEANING 

SERVICES 

Husband and Wife Team 

ALL COMMERCIAL AND 

DOMESTIC CLEANING AND 

EX RENTAL PROPERTY 

0403 183 731 

Old Fashion Service, value and price 

Casual, Regular and vacating cleaning. 

Reliable, affordable and police cleared 

All areas 9248 6241 

0438 933 198 

CLOCKS & WATCHES 

COTTESLOE 

★ WATCH REPAIRS 

★ CLOCK REPAIRS 

★BATTERIES 

★ STRAPS 

★ FREE QUOTES 

★ EASY PARKING 

OVER 35 YEARS EXPERIENCE 

Shop 5a Station Street Village 

Cottesloe 6011 

Tel/Fax: 9384 0272 

DUTCH ANTIQUE 

Timepieces 

Buying, Selling & 

Restoration of 

Antique Clocks 

& Barometers 

By a qualified clockmaker 

Member of the Watch & 

Clockmakers of Australia 

220 Stirling Hwy, Claremont 

9385 3054 

www.dutchtimepieces.com 

COMPUTING 

Computer Repairs & New 

• Software/hardware problems. 

• Repair, Upgrade, Installation 

• Windows XP/2000/98/95/3.1 

• Web page design & graphic 

• Networking & Internet, 

• Applications Training. 

7 days. Low cost. Fast Services 

0417 961 440, 9382 8646 

NEED A 

HANDYMAN? 

check out the 

Services and Trades 

directory 

MS ACCESS DATABASE 

SPECIALIST 

• Design & build new databases 

• Upgrade & fix existing databases 

Phone David on 9382 1763 

www.accentdata.com.au 

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Unit 5, 7 Bellion Drive Hamilton Hill WA 6163 

Established 10 Years 

City Beach 

Winner Chamber of Commerce 

Best IT Service Award 2004 

• Small Business and Residential IT solutions 

• Free onsite quotes 

• Full retail with free delivery 

• Broadband and Networking Solutions 

Matthew Terry 0409 370 217 

Quentin David Jones 

PC & Internet Engineer 

• fixes Windows & internet 

(e.g. Windows & Internet re-install with 

drivers, updates, extras – overnight) 

• installs free updates 

(e.g. Windows, browser, e-mail) 

• finds free software 

(e.g. anti-virus, security, www, office) 

0403 753 131 or 9388 7222 

NEED A 

HANDYMAN? 

check out the 


directory 

Ph: (08) 9240 1077 

Fax: (08) 9240 1075 

188 Balcatta Rd, Balcatta WA 6021 

• All Custom Made Curtains 

• Roman Blinds • Padded Pelmets 

• Swags and Tails • Bedspreads 

• All Blinds • Shutters 

• Tracks and Furnishings Accessories 

• Wooden Blinds 

We Give Good Old Fashion Service 

Home Decor Service Available 

Up to 50% OFF 

Complete Range 

of Slender Morris 

Fabrics + Curtains 

+ Upholstery. 

TRADE ENQUIRIES 

WELCOME 

439 Hay Street Subiaco 

Tel: 9388 2788 

ELECTRICIAN? 

CARPENTER? 

PAINTER? 

PLUMBER? 

They’re all here & 

more in the Services 

and Trades directory 

DOMESTIC 

SERVICES 

B CLUTTER FREE 

Feeling Disorganised? 

Tired of Too much Stuff? 

For FREE consultation 

Carolyn 9387 1295 

Mob 0403 702 696 

DRAFTING & 

DESIGN 

Design/Drafting 

for prompt 

professional service 

Call Lloyd 

0438 087 741 

R.A. EMMERSON 


DESIGN CONSULTANTS 

“Specialists in renovations and 

additions to character homes” 

Services Include 

• Site inspection and production of 

concept proposals 

• Working drawings for Shire 

Aproval 

• Engineers certificate and details 

FOR A CONFIDENTIAL ENQUIRY 

PLEASE CALL 

ROGER EMMERSON 

Office: 9319 1932 

Mob: 0402 854 735 

9375 3455 7 Days a week 0413 777 831, 9384 8521 

_ _ 

DISCOUNT 

40% 

OFF 

Mosman Computer Training 

learning made easy 

✓ one-one customised to suit 

YOUR needs 

✓ we take the TERROR out of 

technology 

✓ mature aged students VERY 

welcome 

✓ all levels – Word, Excel, 

PowerPoint, Emails/Internet 

Phone Margaret 0412 477 294 

– it could change your life 

• Technical Support 

• Networking 

• Upgrades + New PC’s 

• Virus Removal 

Experts in home users 

and small business 

98A Stirling Hwy, Nedlands 

(Next to Windsor Theatre) 

9389 1116 

✖ 

ABN 16 985 031 502 

• New systems 

• Upgrades 

• Virus removal 

• Networking 

• Internet sharing 

• Troubleshooting 

• Advice 

No job too big 

or too small 

Jason 

0418 957 101 

Pensioner Discount 

Police Clearance 

PC Hospital 

No Cure No Pay 

We Fix 

ALL Computers Problems 

Desktop & Laptop 

Virus Email Internet 

Wireless Broadband 

Network Remote access 

Upgrades New PC VOiP 

1300 669 454 

www.pchospital.com.au 

lardy's lardy s place 

• Small Business IT 

System Administration 

• Network Security and 

Maintenance 

• Computer Upgrades 

and Repairs 

• Custom built computers 

A+, Network+ Certified 

Paul 0414 678 514 

lardysplace.com 

ABN 54 478 987 002 

CONCRETE 

MIKE’S FULL CONCRETE WORK 

Extensions, Driveways, 

Pathways, Concrete Cancer, 

Repairs, Brickpaving, 

Limestone Walls 

Your local tradesman for 20 years 

Ph 9385 7150 or 0414 660 051 DAY 

ALL TYPES. NO JOB TOO SMALL 

Specialising in: Driveways, Carports, 

Sheds, Extensions, patios 

Mick Jones Ph/Fax: 9312 1613 

Mob: 0400 212 917 

GREY AND COLOURED 

CONCRETE 

POURED LIQUID LIMESTONE 

Polished concrete 

Limestone Walls / Retaining 

BOBCAT HIRE 

LIMESTONE MAISON 

FRANK 0407 993 058 

Rare Earth 

Pavers & Poured Limestone 

Offers you the best of both 

Worlds. Natural Earth toned 

Pavers or Poured Limestone. 

FREE Quotes FREE Laying 

Phone 9274 6089 

CURTAINS 

HAY INTERIORS 

CURTAINS & ACCESSORIES 

34 yrs exp. Large Range of 

Fabrics Available 

Also Upholstery and Loose Covers 

9386 1986 

Shop 20/88 Broadway, Nedlands 

Aussie 

Curtain Call 

Claremont 

• Curtains • Swags & Tails 

• Pelmets • Romans 

• Shutters • All Blinds 

• Domestic • Commerical 

FREE MEASURE & QUOTE 

265 STIRLING HWY, C’MONT 9286 1333 

Personalised Service - BEST PRICES 

CURTAINS AGAIN 

WE TAKE & SELL TOP QUALITY RECYCLED 

WINDOW TREATMENTS & ACCESSORIES 

Quality stock wanted 

OPEN TUES-SAT. 

193 Railway Rd, cnr Hamersley, Subiaco 

9381 1803 

Design Brief ... 

Interior Design Consultancy 

Obtain professional window 

furnishing advice from a member of 

the Design Institute of Australia. 

Achieve a totally unique style of 

window furnishings and avoid 

costly mistakes. 

Design, Supply and Installation. 

GIVE US A CALL 

Ph 9381 9008 

DAMP PROOFING 

DAMP CONTROL 

Hundreds of homes 

successfully treated 

SPECIALIST IN ELIMINATION 

OF RISING DAMP 

• All work personally carried out by 

owner 

• 20 years experience 

• All work guaranteed 

FREE METRO QUOTES 

9344 3134 

MOBILE 0408 860 555 

TONY FITZPATRICK 

ANTIDAMP WA 

RISING DAMP SPECIALISTS 

★ Statewide service 

★ Non toxic odourless system 

★ WA owned & operated 

★ 20 year guarantee 

★ Obligation free advice 

★ CSIRO approved 

Ph: 9367 9284 

Keith Woodward 

DECKING 

Paul Jones Carpentry 

The Decking Specialist 

• Domestic and Commercial 

• Design and Construction 

• Repair Works • Restoration Works 

Paul Jones 0417 915 636 

DECKING Design and 

Construct: decks, 

pergolas plus all facets 

of carpentry 

35 years exp. 

Call Ian 0419 556 667 

ALL DECKS 

• RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL 

• COUNCIL APPROVAL IF REQD 

• VERANDAH RESTORATION 

• QUALIFIED CARPENTERS 

• PETER 0412 616 380 

DEMOLITION 

Garden Blast 

Demolition! 

Prompt Professional Service 

• Walls, Fences and Pergolas 

• Garages, Carports & Sheds 

• Driveways, Paths & Paving 

• Trees • Tree Lopping 

Cleared and Removed 

Phone 0418 946 714 



DRESSMAKING ELECTRICIANS ELECTRICAL 

CONTRACTORS 

FENCING 

FLOORING 

DESIGNER & DRESSMAKER 

Made to Measure 

to suit any occasion 

Tel: 9385 0324 

3/237 Stirling Hwy, Claremont 

SPECIAL OCCASION 

CASUAL WEAR, UNIFORMS 

Alterations Welcome 

Phone 9384 3001 

Shop 13, 12-16 Napoleon St, Cottesloe 

DRIVING 

SCHOOLS 

9387 7580 

ELECTRICIANS 

Alan Rudland 

Electrical Contractor 

Domestic, Commercial 

Light Industrial Electrical Work. 

Prompt service. No job too small. 

SEC LIC. 

001559 

Fully Booked 

Phone 9381 6137 

9381 5802 

EMERGENCY SERVICE 

24 HOUR – 7 DAYS 

★ All electrical work 

★ Maintenance & breakdown 

specialists 

★ All safety switches Lic EC4326 

★ Repairs to hot water systems 

Everdure-Electra-Rheem-Solahart 

★ Stove & oven repairs 

★ Computer & Telephone Cabling 

RAY STEVE 

0412 922 648 0412 924 134 

MURPHY’S 

ELECTRICAL 

9384 1163 

129 CLAREMONT CRESCENT, SWANBOURNE 

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS & RETAILERS 

• ALL ELECTRICAL WORK 

• MAINTENANCE AND BREAKDOWN SERVICE 

• HOT WATER SYSTEMS & REPAIRS 

• OVENS & HOTPLATE REPAIRS 

• STOCKIST OF STOKES APPLIANCE PARTS 

ELEMENTS, SWITCHES, VACUUM BAGS 

• APPLIANCE SALES AND REPAIRS 

• EXTENSIVE RANGE OF GLOBES AND TUBES 

PH: 9384 9232 

EMERGENCY SERVICE ALL HOURS 

MIKE EC929 TROY 

0417 189 942 0417 901 404 

ALL 

HRS 0412 955 633 

A/H 9385 1443 

Lic EC004241 

★ ALL ELECTRICAL WORK ★ 

Lic. No. EC005732 

All electrical work maintenance 

and repairs 

TELEPHONE POINTS 

ADSL & CENTRAL FILTER 

ALL HRS9388 2838 

Mob: 0412 951 617 

Specialising in all electrical work 

Quality workmanship 

FREE QUOTES & ADVICE 

MENTION THIS AD. 

FOR 10% DISCOUNT 

PH: PETER 0418 912 451 

A/H: 9302 6644 LIC EC5706 

SKILLED ELECTRICAL 

ALL ELECTRICAL WORK 

3 in 1 bathroom heater 

Tel & TV Points, 

Lights, P.Points 

Upgrading 

Sw/board & 

Main Cable etc 

9389 1415 0418 956 459 

24 Hour Lic 003542 

24 

7 


Maintenance & Breakdown 

• Tel • Hotwater • Bore • Pool 

A-Z Electrical Service 

MICK 

9384 7079 – 0412 779 947 

EVERYONE 

READS THE 

04 08 08 99 00 

Supply and Installation 

Sanding and Polishing 

Replacement 

and Repairs 

★ FREE QUOTES ★ 

Phone Brian 9310 1984 

or 0411 290 381all hrs 

• Installation of all types of 

Strip & T&G Flooring 

• Many Finishes Available 

Call 

MICHAEL PARKS 

0412 778 079 a/h 9388 0465 

COMPLETE 

GARDEN TIDY SERVICE 

Specialising in: 

Garden Cleanups 

Large difficult jobs 

Expert tree lopping 

Rubbish removal 

Free quotes 

ph Paul 0417 995 290 

_ _ 


DAYS 

HOURS EC4634 

GARDEN LIGHTING 

LIGHT FITTINGS 

SECURITY LIGHTS 

POWER POINTS 

REWIRES 

HWS 

OVENS 

SAFETY SWITCHES 


24 HR EMERGENCY SERVICE 

Ph 0422 238 213 

ROY ELECTRICAL 

CONTRACTOR CO. 

EC 002073 


Lights, Power Points, HWS 

Sw/board Upgrade 

Maintenance & Breakdown 

Tel. Point & TV Point 

Bore & Ret. Free Quotes 

0412 944 443 9383 9434 

BRIAN CLARK ELECTRICAL 

INSTALLATION (Lic EC007548) 

Subiaco based contractor 

★ Rewires ★ Safety switches 

★ Power points 

Call 0403 968 164 

ELECTRIC 

BLUE EC005680 

YOUR LOCAL ELECTRICIAN 

FOR ALL YOUR ELECTRICAL NEEDS 

SAFETY SWITCHES, REWIRES, CEILING FANS, 

SECURITY LIGHTS, HOT WATER SYSTEMS 

AND NOW PHONE POINTS 

THE LIST IS ENDLESS. 

IF YOU NEED IT FITTED, 

FIXED OR WIRED 

CALL ALL HRS ON 

0407 997 049 

– Domestic – Commercial – Industrial – 

PARFITT’S 

Electrical Service 

Licence No. 1821 

Your Local Electrician 

(ex Subiaco State School) 

All electrical work 

Antique Lights Rewired 

All hours 9381 1344 

Lic No 7945 

Phone 9381 7104 

0404 152 937 

Fully Booked 

ALL ELECTRICAL 

REQUIREMENTS 

★ COMMERCIAL ★ 

★ DOMESTIC ★ 

APM 

Domestic 

Commercial 

Electrics Industrial 

• Safety Switches 

• Power Points 

EC7797 

• Garden and Security Lighting 

• Phone and TV Points 

• Lighting 


Credit Cards Welcome 

Mob: 0400 305 844 

Ph: 9284 1392 

EC 7341 

IF IT’S 

ELECTRICAL 

THEN IT’S 

W.A. SPENCER 

ESTABLISHED 1938 

Power, Light, 

Hot Water Services, 

Stoves 

Swimming pool & 

Garden pumps. 

Phone 9381 6188 

WE INSTALL & REPAIR 

EC 1692 


★ Rewiring 

★ Lighting Design 

★ Garden Lighting 

★ Switchboards 

★ Telephone and TV 

Pensioner Discounts 

7 DAY EMERGENCY 

Call Stephen Dew 

0409 393 110 9286 1501 

EC 6541 

Hardie Fencing Specialists 

Colour Steel Panel 

Fencing & Gates 

Asbestos Removal 

• Experienced contractors 

9387 4401 

0417 942 962 

“The Colonial Fencing 

Specialists” 

Estab 1981 

★ PINELAP ★ PINE & JARRAH 

CLOSED PICKET ★ COLONIAL 

★ WOVEN WIRE ★ LATTICE ★ 

★ GATES & GATE HOUSES ★ 

The timber fencing specialist 

Phone the professionals now 

for a free quote 

9454 9111 

BUDGET TIMBER 

EST 1983 

F-E-N-C-I-N-G 

PINE LAP, CLOSED 

PICKET, AND 

COLONIAL SPECIALIST 

Ph: 9493 0344 

0419 905 033 

Fax: 9493 0355 

WOODCHIPS 

Professional Timber Fencing 

Pinelap 

Jarrah Closed Picket 

Colonial & Gates 

ALL WORK FULLLY 

GUARANTEED – CALL 

FOR A FREE QUOTE 

Ph: 9493 0682 

0410 645 269 

A 

TIMBER FENCING, 

HARDIFENCE, REPAIRS 

FREE QUOTES 

9383 7075 

A R D V A R 

FENCING C 

All 

EC: 004426 

• All Electrical Requirements 

• Landscape Lighting Specialist 

• Water Features, Pool & Spa Wiring 

• Light Fittings, Security Lighting 

• Smoke Alarms, Safety Switches 

• Power Points, Sw.board Upgrades 

• Rewires, Renovations 

• Home Audio Systems 

• Intercoms & Video Doorphones 

• Maintenance, Breakdown Services 

• Air-Conditioning 

24HR - 7 DAY SERVICE 

0417 758 223 

EFTPOS & Major Credit Cards Accepted 

Fully Booked 

STEVEN MURPHY 

Electrical Contractors Pty Ltd 

EC 004452 

ALL ELECTRICAL 

WORK 

7 DAY EMERGENCY 

Mob 0418-951-444 

Ph 9381 7711 Fax 9381 7733 

ALL CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED 

ST QUENTINS 

ELECTRICAL 

SERVICE 

(formerly Campbells) 

Phone: 9384 8033 

FOR ALL YOUR 

ELECTRICAL 

REQUIREMENTS 

DOMESTIC 

COMMERCIAL 

ECA Member 

EC 000694 

FENCING 

TIMBER 

FENCING 

NEW & REPAIR 

■ Colonial ■ Lattice 

■ Pine Lap ■ Gates 

■ Jarrah ■ Retaining 

■ Colourbond ■ Painting 

■ Brushwood ■ Removal 

■ Super Six ■ and More 

CALL GILLES 

AFFORDABLE QUALITY 

BLW SKILLED SERVICES 

Resident & Commercial 

• Automated gates 

• Pool fencing steel and 

aluminium 

• Glass pool fencing 

• Privacy screens 

• Intercom units 

• Wrought iron gates 

• Balustrades 

• Insurance work 

Contact Bernie 

Mob 0400 552 536 

Ph 9490 7013 

CLASSIC TIMBER 

FENCING 

For all your Timber Fencing 

Requirements 

Pinelap, Jarrah, 

Closed Pickets, Colonial 

Speciality Fencing to your 

Requirements 

NO JOB TOO BIG OR SMALL 

FREE QUOTES 

Call WAYNE 

0401 281 272 

or 9490 5962 

A.L.H.S. FENCING 

All Timber and 

Colorbond Fencing 

Old Fences Removed 

Insurance Work 

Call KEN 0402 46 7421 

ALUMINIUM & 

GLASS 

POOL FENCING, 

GATES 

BALUSTRADES 

• CONTEMPORARY DESIGNS 

• AUTOMATIC GATES 

• POOL FENCING AND 

GATES 

• GLASS POOL FENCING 

• BALUSTRADING 

PH: 9314 1958 

7/117 GARLING ST O’CONNOR 

www.metrobalustrades.com.au 

DURA-FENZ 

FENCING AND GATE PRODUCTS 

Steel Aluminium Glass 

★ Decorative ★ Pool 

★ Gates Automatic/Manual 

★ Colorbond Fencing 

★ Security fencing ★ Ballustrades 

★ Intercom Systems 

SERVICING ALL AREAS 

Open Sat 9-12.30pm 

9444 7999 

www.durafenz.com.au 

FIREWOOD 

SWANBOURNE WOOD YARD 

Dry bush jarrah, 

white gum, 

mallee roots. 

9384 6082 

FLOORING 

TIMBER FLOORS 

Suppliers / Installers of 

• New & Used Flooring 

• Stagger cuts to additions 

• Repairs to existing boards 

• White ant damage 

• Skirting, Beading, 1 /4 rounds 

FOR ADVICE PHONE JOHN 

9341 8630 

0412 689 643 

TOTALLY 

FLOORED 

Solid Timber 

Floor Installations 

Ph Stewart Brown 

0411246203 / 93199313 

Reliable, quality service 

GEM FLOORING 

TIMBER AND LAMINATE 

FLOATING FLOORS 

From $12.50 per sq m 

Installed and finished 

Phone Gordon on 

040 179 4266 

POLICE CLEARANCE 


FLOOR SANDING 

• Specialists in Fine 

Timber Floors 

• Perth’s Bleaching 

Specialists 

• Water Based or 

Polyurethane Finishes 

• Cork Supplied & Laid 

• Repairs to Floors 

• Latest Machinery. 

I guarantee the highest 

quality finish. 

For Prompt Friendly Service 

CALL JOHN 

9386 7886 0412 229 200 

Member WA Timber Flooring Assoc. 

Q 

Ring Joseph or Alex 

for a Free Quote 

on Your Flooring Needs. 

Sanding, Sealing & Repairs 

to all Timber Floors 

to Your Satisfaction. 

“ASK FOR MONTHLY 

SPECIALS” 

Ph: 9389 8903 

0411 724 099 

UALITY 

FLOOR SANDING 

• Floor sanding • Cork and Parquetry 

• Polishing • Bleaching • Repairs 

Owner Operator 

Quality job at the right price! 

ALL STYLE FLOOR CREATIONS 

0419 952 963 

FLOOR SANDING 

• DUST FREE FLOOR 

SANDING 

• Bleaching Specialists 

• Polyurethane & 

Water Based Finishes 

• 15 Years Experience 

For Personal 

Service 

Guaranteed 

Call Chris 

direct all hours 

FLOOR CREATIONS 

• Free Floor 

and Home 

Cleaning 

Product 

$65 value 

9242 7490 0417 882 285 

Member WA Timber Flooring Assoc. 

and Installations 

• Fine Sanding & Polishing 

of all types of wood 

floors 

• Bleaching Specialists 

FLYSCREENS GARDENING 

REPAIRS & REWIRE 

WOOD & ALU. SCREENS 

AND DOORS 

NEW SCREENS & DOORS 

BARRIER SCREENS 

WHEEL REPAIRS 

9384 4566 

MOB 0412 770 881 

FURNITURE 

RESTORATION 

Furniture Restoration & Repairs 

Traditional French Polishing 

~ 26 Years Experience ~ 

Furniture Sales 

96 Jersey Street, Jolimont 

Tel: 9387 4989 

9387 3290 

288A Cambridge Street Wembley 

Antiques, Restorer, also 

stripping of old furniture, 

pianos etc. 0413 415 845 

Antique & Modern Furniture 

Repair & Strip & Polish 

Come take a look, compare 

our quality and honesty 

Free pick-up and Delivery 

Call TONY 9470 2650 

Mob: 0417 937 831 a/h 9401 4559 

GARDENING 

NIGELS GARDEN 

MAINTENANCE 

For complete care of your 

garden with reliable service. 

Regular or casual. Call Nigel 

9337 3781 

NEDLANDS 

GARDEN SERVICE 

“THE PERFECTIONISTS” 

* For Excellence in Garden Care 

* Plant Selection & Planting 

* Hort/Weed Control Spraying 

* Expert Pruning and Espalier 

* Professional advice 

Specialising 

DALKEITH TO MOSMANS 

Phone Tony direct on: 

0419 905 053 

or 9386 8427 

FULLY BOOKED 

TALLOWWOOD 

LANDSCAPES 

SINCE 1980 

PROFESSIONAL 

GARDENING AND LANDSCAPING 

BY QUALIFIED AND EXPERIENCED 

GARDENER 

Complete garden design 

and advisory service 

Ph. MARK SCRINE C.HORT 

on 0417 093 578 or 9349 4485 

HUNT’S GARDEN 

SERVICES 

• All Garden Work. 

• Regular Maintenance. 

• Rubbish Removal. 

• Lawn Mowing. 

• Landscaping. 

Reliable & Meticulous 

Ph Colin on 

0414 959 309 

a/h 9332 0709 

REASONABLE RATES 

THE 

CLAREMONT 

GARDENER 

• REGULAR GARDEN MAIN- 

TENANCE AND CLEANUPS. 

• ROSES AND COTTAGE 

GARDENS A SPECIALITY 

• ALL AREAS 

FOR PROMPT AND 

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE 

Phone MATTHEW 

Matthew: 0414 710 110 

or 9384 9312 

S•U•B•I•A•C•O 

GARDEN SERVICE 

The locals who know what 

they’re doing – arrive on time 

and do the job properly. 

• Gardens Tidied 

• Rubbish Removed 

• Regular Maintenance 

ROGER 9381 1212 

041 992 1122 

ALL IN ONE 

PROPERTY SERVICES 

Garden Maintenance 

Professional Service by 

Trained Team Members 

FULLY INSURED 

9389 8521- 0413 777 831 

JAN RAGENOVICH 

Horticulturalist 

“I’m your girl!” 

9381 5371 

0416 029 992 

LANDSCAPES 

2000 

18 YR SERVING THE AREA 

GARDEN DETAIL 

Hedging, pruning, planting, 

landscaping, brick paving, turf 

installation, all aspects of gardening 

COMMERCIAL/RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES 

From Weeds, to trees 

Don’t beat around the bush 

PH GEORGE 

0408 851 901 9385 1901 

Fully Booked 

GARDEN CARE PROFESSIONALS 

Call now for … 

• Garden Maintenance 

• Pruning & Planting 

• Turf Management 

• Pest & Disease Control 

• Garden Renovation 

• Clean-ups 

• Moisture Retention Programmes 

Serviced by Qualified 

Horticulturists 

Call Mike on 0419 918 985 

Email: evergrow@bigpond.net.au 

LEAF IT TO US 

Gardening Service 

• Hedge Cutting • Rose Pruning 

• Tree Lopping • Weeding 

• All Garden Maintenance 

Ph PAUL 0417 977 910, 9243 8225 

ONE OF A KIND LANDSCAPES 

10 years + experience landscaping 

Garden cleanups/maintenance 

Retain Walls, Paving, Retic 

Decking, Fencing 

Call MATT 0405 472 853 


and Landscaping 

Phone Cedric 

0407 279 368 or 9286 3246 

SWEET ADELINE’S 

Garden Maint & Landscaping 

★ Weeding ★ Pruning ★ Planting 

★ Fertilising ★ Specialising in Topiaries 

FREE QUOTES & ADVICE 

Ph ADELINE on 

0407 933 959 

• Pruning • Hedging 

• Planting • Reticulation 

• Borders • Turf laying 

• Mulching 

For Maintenance & Revamping 

Ph Oliver 0409 373 685 

COMPLETE GARDEN 

SERVICES 

Phone Patti: 9383 1224 

or 0437 064 308 

Lillies Garden Centre 

607 Stirling Highway Peppermint Grove 

- Maintenance - Plant Sourcing 

- Consultancy - Planting Out 

DOUG’S GARDEN SERVICE 

Lawnmowing 

Gardens Cleaned 

Rubbish Removal 

Gutter Cleaning 

Phone 9444 1929


GARDENING GAS 

GUTTER 

CLEANING 

Clean & Green 

GF 8303 

GAS services 

For all your Gas Requirements 

Emergencies – 7 days 

• Hot Water System Storage. 

Instantaneous 

• Gas Installation Service & Repairs 

• New Gas Meterbox & Work Pipe 

Standard Job 

• Gas Leak Detection 

• Gas Bayonet & BBQ Gas Stove 

• Maintenance & Renovation 

Call on 

0402 567 281 

A/H 9276 3785 GF Lic. 8748 

GUTTER CLEANING 

& WINDOW CLEANING 

SPECIALIST 

• SAME DAY SERVICE 

• SUPPLY & INSTAL 

GUTTERGUARD 

• DISCOUNT FOR SENIORS 

Call Kevin Ph: Hme 9381 2080 

Mob 0419 907 986 

HANDYMAN HIGH PRESSURE 

CLEANING 

LANDSCAPING 

Your home is your castle ... 

keep it that way! 

Call us for fast, clean, professional: 

• Carpentry 

• Painting 

• Installation 

• Pergolas 

• Decking 

• Gates 

• Timber fences 

• All home maintenance 

Call Simon 0419 925 452 

Cambridge 

Handyman 

0419 925 452 

B&C Home 

Maintenance Service 

www.hireahubby.com.au 

High Pressure 

Water Blasting 

★ DRIVEWAYS 

★ POOL SURROUNDS 

★ BUILDINGS 

★ GUTTERS AND EVES 

★ ALL WALLS 

Phone Mike 

0403 041 941 

ROSE PRUNING 

Expertly pruned $3.30 per bush 

Lime/Sulphur Spraying 55¢ 

Prunings removal $33 

per half uteload 

Climbers priced individually 

MINIMUM CHARGE $33 

Book now Gabriel 

0422 425 616 

C & S 

Horticultural 

Service 

Chris Duane 

Experienced Horticulturalist 

Available for regular garden maintenance 

Specialising in rose pruning, espalier, 

hedging/shaping, tree surgery 

Phone: 9298 9372 

Mob: 0438 737 786 

ROSE PRUNED 

and GARDEN 

MAINTENANCE 

IF YOU WANT HEALTHIER, 

BETTER LOOKING BUSHES 

WITH MORE FLOWERS AND 

GARDEN TIDY SERVICE. 

Call me JOSEPH 

a/hrs 9244 7417 or 0412 037 084 

GARDEN BAGS 

Garden 

Rubbish Bags 

Regular Service for 

Business or Home 

Collections. 

Every Week 

– Fortnight 

4 weeks 

8 weeks 

Next day collection 

For extra removals 

Prompt installation 

Ph Cliff Hill 

LITTER SACK 

9307 3906 

HOME 

GARDEN BAGS 

SUPER LOCAL SERVICE 

DAVID FOY 

Mob 0408 928 712 

GARDEN DESIGN 

• Plant selection and planting, 

include: rose gardens, cottage etc 

• Water wise gardens • New gardens 

• Landscaping • Lawnmowing 

• New lawns planted and garden maintenance available 

Commercial and Domestic 

Qualified and experienced horticulturist 

Call: Paul 0417 187 787 

GARDEN SUPPLIES 

AAA GARDEN SUPPLIES 

Premium Quality Products 

ALL 60LT BAGS 

YOUR CHOICE OF 

BLACK MULCH 

KARRI & PEAT 

MUSHROOM COMPOST 

SOIL CONDITIONER 

WOODCHIPS 

PINE BARK 

SHEEP MANURE 

POTTING MIX 

ANY 10 FOR $60 

Inc Free Delivery 

9437 2992 

GAS 

GAS SPACE 

HEATER SERVICE 

★ Stay warm and improve the safety 

and efficiency of your heater 

★ For friendly helpful service 

Call 0414 247 286 

GLASS 

25 YEARS SERVING THE AREA 

PROFESSIONALS FOR 

WINDOW REPAIRS 

SHOWER SCREENS 

MIRRORS • TABLE TOPS 

ALUMINIUM WINDOWS 

GLASS CUT TO SIZE 

INSURANCE WORK 

9384 1753 


26 GRAYLANDS ROAD CLAREMONT 

★ 24 Hr Glass Repair 

★ Insurance Work 

9240 4422 All Hours 

188 Balcatta Road, Balcatta 

(opposite Bunnings) 

GLASS CUT TO SIZE 

WHILE YOU WAIT 

GMA 95-12-005F 

FLOREAT GLASS 

★ 24 HR. GLASS REPAIR ★ 

We invoice your Insurance 

Company direct 

★ Shower screens ★ Mirrors ★ 

Tel: 9383 9334 

Freshwater Glass 

Professional service by 

qualified tradesmen. 

For all your glass requirements, 

ph 9385 1345/mob 0418 944 590 

major credit cards accepted 

www. freshwaterglass.com.au 

SeeView est. 1974 

Glass 

1300 733 421 

GLASS REPAIR EXPERTS 

24 HOURS A DAY 

GUTTERING 

REPLACE your 

gutters NOW 

Have your gutters, flashings and box 

gutters installed correctly. 

Many roofs flood because of incorrect fitting. 

Ph VLASI now for a free inspection & quote. 

Over 20 years experience. 

0419 927 224, 9245 2034 

Prompt Gutters 

➞ Specialists in Gutters 

and Down Pipes 

➞ All waste removed 

➞ A Professional, 

Reliable Service 

➞ All work guaranteed 

Call ADAM for a free quote 

Ph: 0433 210 028 

Gryphon Gutters 

• Gutter Repairs 

• Gutter 

Replacement 

• Fitted 

Downpipes 


FOR QUALITY WORKMANSHIP 

GUARANTEED 

Tel: 0431 169 549 

GUTTER 

CLEANING 

GUTTERS and/or 

windows CLEANED 

TREE PRUNING 

– Serving Western Suburbs for 15 years 

– DOWNPIPES CLEARED 

– FREE QUOTE 

– PENSIONER DISCOUNTS 

– PROMPT SERVICE 

Phone MARTIN 9384 0250 

Mob 0414 011 220 

NO MESS VACUUM 

CLEANING FOR 

GUTTERS AND 

DOWNPIPES. 

Freecall 1800 641 411 

Mob: 0410 420 797 

HANDYMAN 

Backyards cleared, tree lopping, 

Brickwork, pavers cleaned and sealed. 

General repairs and maintenance 

Heavy work done, reasonable 

and reliable. 

PHONE DAVID (Jock’s Retired) 

9448 8486 

AL’S HANDYMAN CO. 

• General Maintenance 

• Welding 

Mobile 0414 282 858 

A/H 9384 9931 

HAPPY HOME 

Repairs & Maintenance 

• Carpentry • Painting • Fencing 

• Patios • Flooring • Concrete 

Call JOHN 

for advice/quotes 

9341 8630 

Mob 0412 689 643 

SKILLED & EXPERIENCED 

CARPENTRY – PAINTING 

DOORS/LOCKS INSTALLED 

PERGOLAS. LATTICE, ETC 

GENERAL REPAIRS 

JOHN 9386 3470 

SKILLED 

PROPERTY MAINTENANCE 

• Pre-sale Home Detailing 

• Rental Property Services 

• General Repairs 

• Handyman for Home or Office 

• All Timber Joinery 

• Insured and Police Cleared 

Call STEVE 9242 8923 

Mob 0407 788 272 

The NEDLANDS handyman 

(and surrounding suburbs) 

All those jobs your husband won’t 

or can’t do. Picture hanging, blinds, 

mirrors, gates, flyscreens, 

cupboard/drawer repair, tumble 

dryer installation. 

Police Clearance 

Peter 9386 4247 / 0414 401 602 

www.planet-web.com.au/handyman 

ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING 

WE DO IT ALL, BIG & SMALL 

Home Maintenance to Renovations 

Quality Work, Excellent Rates 

WILLSON & MEYER BUILDING CO. 

GERRY MEYER: 0417 900 975 

9387 7942 

www.tlc-perth.com 

PROPERTY MAINTENANCE 

SPECIALISTS 

• Gate Repairs/Pool Gates 

• Flywire Screens/Doors 

• Leaky Taps/Reticulation 

• Rubbish Removal 

• Renovations 

• General Repairs of your Property 

FREE QUOTES. 7 DAYS 

0411 139 807 

9284 1210 Fax. 

Email: peterearl@tlc-perth.com 

PL Lic 5572 

HANDY SOL 

Brickpaving, Painting, 

Picture Hanging, Irrigation, 

Gates, Fencing, Welding 

All General Handyman Jobs 

Ph 9380 4016, 0407 193 606 

A BETTER 

HANDYMAN SERVICE 

SKILFUL SOLUTIONS • ALL JOBS 

• House Detailing • Garden Clean-Ups 

• Paving • Carpentry • Locks 

• Painting • Gutter Cleaning 

DAVID 

9383 9394/0408 866 787 

ALLFIX PROPERTY SERVICE 9286 4200 

ALL GENERAL HOME MAINTENANCE OPEN 7 DAYS 

Doorlocks, Window/Door Rollers, W/ends and 

Flywire, Patching painting, Roof Vents 

Rental Maintenance and Cleaning 

Pol Clr – Reg Bus 

Ph ANDREW 

Mob 0411 795 790 

a/h 9339 4296 

CLAREMONT HOME 

MAINTENANCE 

Gardening, garden walls, 

gates and fences, doors/locks 

installed. Pergolas, rubbish BRAVO 

removed, general household 

Hire Subiaco 

repairs, tiling, timber floors. 

Free quotes. Seven days. 

WE CARE !!! 

Fast and Friendly Service. FOR THE SERVICE YOU DESERVE 

Jim 0400 345 973 Ph 9382 8833 

HIRE SATURDAY GET SUNDAY FREE 

FOR ALL YOUR HIRE NEEDS 

CONTRACTOR AND HANDYMAN 

• Lawn Mowing • Tree Pruning 

COMPETITIVE RATES 

• Welding • Gutter Cleaning emailbraohiresubiaco@westnet.com.au 

• Window Cleaning • Rubbish Shop 15/55 Savado Road 

Removal • General Maint. 

web www.bravohire.com.au 

Free Quotes - Police Cleared - Fully Insured 

HOME IMPROVEMENTS 

☎ Mark 0400 209 243 

9448 7763 

BRIGHT IDEAS 

Home Makeovers 

■ Colours 

Bob and Carlo 

Enhance your 

■ Interior - Exteriors home for 

at Your Service 

■ 

Lawn mowing, painting, brick Renovations: Cosmetic both 

lifestyle 

paving, repairs, weed gardens, or Structural 

or profit 

pruning, clean gutters, computer 

■ Feng Shui Elements 

repairs and upgrades, general 

■ Space Creation Robyn Davies 

maintenance around the house. 

Consultant 

(Have a Great Day) 

0439 953 857 

Ph 9345 0164 Mob 0417 389 916 

INTERIOR 

DAGLISH 

DECORATING 

Handyman Service 

BUSINESSES/COMMERCIAL 

• Small job specialist • Fully insured 

• Police clearance • ABN/GST reg 

• No fix, No charge • Hrly rate / Fixed quote 


☎ 0419 915 280 Kerri Graham 

Winner 2003 

FOR THOSE “People’s Choice Award” 

DIFFICULT JOBS Interior Stylist Competition 

■ Renovations/Extensions 

GUTTER CLEANING ■ Kitchen/Bathroom Renovations 

ROOF MAINTENANCE ■ Project management 

PAINTING 

■ Interior Styling Solutions 

GARDENING 

■ Colour Consultancy 

■ Curtains, Pelmets, Blinds, etc 

OVEN CLEANING ■ Furniture & Homeware Supply 

(from $70) 

(Diploma – Interior Decoration) 

ODD JOBS 

Member – Design Institute of Australia 

Call David Baird 0417 758 224 

0403 254 149 

Eftpos & Major Credit Cards Accepted 

9228 4769 a/h 

For detail & care 

INTERIOR 

Don’t just hire any handyman! 

DESIGN 

HIRE A HUBBY 

No matter how large or small Design Brief ... 

your project, your fully insured 

Hire A Hubby will FIX IT, Interior Design Consultancy 

BUILD IT, PAINT IT, CLEAN IT 

AND PLANT IT. 

For a small investment you can 

Fences 

obtain professional design 

Odd Jobs 

Doors & Locks 

assistance from a member of the 

Tiling & Paving 

Design Institute of Australia, achieve 

Plastering & Painting 

a totally unique style whilst avoiding 

Backyard Makeovers 

100% Value • As seen on TV 

costly mistakes. From simple colour 

Phone your LOCAL owner operator consultations, window furnishings or 

1800 803 339 

complete projects 

GIVE US A CALL 

• MTC - Home Maintenance 

Ph 9381 9008 

• Property Maintenance 

• Gutter Cleaning 

KITCHENS 


100yrs exp Mark 9380 9189 

M/B 0400 990 027 

ROD’S TOTAL HOME • Kitchen Specialists 

MAINTENANCE • Laundries • Vanities 

AND REPAIRS • Wall units • Wardrobes 

NOTHING TOO SMALL 

Phone 0413 545 595 Paul 9244 4725 

A/H 9339 8069 

0402 279 632 

For all CARPENTRY KITCHEN 

and handyman needs WORKS 

NO JOB TOO BIG OR SMALL Kitchen and 

Call Kip on 0415 137 081 

Bathroom 

HANDYMAN Renovations 

■ Pre Renovation Demolition 

■ General Repairs / Alterations 

■ Fiddly Jobs 

All Guaranteed 

■ Prompt Professional Service 

■ On Time Within Budget 9331 7322 

■ Small Retailer Repair Service 

MARK: 0427 933 422 or 0407 995 084 

PEARSE LANDSCAPING 

For a personal consultation 

6 days a week, call 

Mark Morrison 

Mobile: 0414 385 366 

Fax: 9385 6542 

Commercial enquiries welcome 

(NO SALES CALLS PLEASE) 

JAN RAGENOVICH 

Horticulturalist 

“I’m your girl!” 

9381 5371 

0416 029 992 

TALLOWWOOD 

LANDSCAPES 

SINCE 1980 

Providing a personal, qualified, 

landscaping service, for your 

individual requirements. 

DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION 

Ph. MARK SCRINE. C.HORT 

on 9349 4485 or 0417 093 578 

EST 81 PETER HARPER 

We will construct and site manage 

any size project. Specialists in formal, 

romantic gardens. 

0412 917 818 Ph & Fax 9384 9224 

Rejuvenate your 

Tired Garden 

for Spring 

✓ Retention & Removal of 

Existing Foliage 

✓ Plant Selection & Design Advice 

✓ Design to suit all Budgets 

Ph Andrew (C.Hort) 

0418 915 881 9447 9904 

LANDSCAPING 

All aspects; paving, limestone 

walls, turf, reticulation, 

garden makeovers 

RICK CRANE 

0417 976 908 9245 7016 

Care & Professionalism 

All Aspects of Landscape 

Design & Construction 


Julian Rose ~ Adv Dip Horticulture 

0412 667 237 

Courtyard 

Innovations 

Design & Construction of 

• OUTDOOR KITCHENS 

• WOODFIRED OVENS 

• WATER FEATURES 

Phone John Longman 

0432 105 803 a/h 9337 3558 

www.courtyardinnovations.com.au 


and Landscaping 

Phone Cedric 

0407 279 368 or 9286 3246 

• Brick paving 

• Liquid Limestone 

• Brick and Limestone 

Feature Walls 

• Water Features 

• Full Design and 

Installation Packages 

Phone 9382 3044 

EVERYONE 

READS THE 

• Small and Large Jobs 

• Paving 

• Limestone Work 

• Reticulation 

• Turf Installation 

• Retaining Walls 

• Decking / Gazebos 


0438 918 050 

LANDSCAPE 

DESIGN 

EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR 

LANDSCAPE 

DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION 

Bring romance, pleasure, 

mystery, style and practicality to 

your outdoor living area. 

Decorated garden rooms and 

Courtyards to wide open spaces. 

Designs personally hand crafted 

by a professional. 

Highly qualified and experienced 

craftsmen. 

INCREASE THE VALUE 

OF YOUR PROPERTY 

9341 2610 0402 405 783 

9445 9054 

0438 459 054 

Ring us if you would like: 

• ideas and practical, creative 

solutions for your outdoor 

areas 

• an overall landscape plan 

you can work on in stages, 

as time and budget allow 

• to add value to your property 

LAUNDROBAR 

JOLIMONT LAUNDROBAR 

Sheila’s Washing, Ironing 

and Alterations 

2/24 CARDIGAN TCE 

(near Hay, Jersey lights) 

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 

7am-8.30pm 

Bag Wash, Soap Machine 

and Drycleaning 

9387 8641 

JOYCE’S LAUNDRY 

FREE PICKUP & 

DELIVERY 

– Bag Wash 

(Wash, Dry & Fold) 

– Ironing 

– Dry Cleaning 

DIAL-A-LAUNDRY 

Tel: 9284 3016 

LAWN CARE 

16 years exp 

Installer of soft leaf buffalo 

and other types of roll on 

lawns. Includes site works, soils and 

levels. Waterwise reticulation 

specialist. ALL WORK 

GUARANTEED DESIGN/CONSULT. 

Ph Kevin ah 9434 1369 

Mob 0407 470 076 

_ _ 

1 Garden 

Clean-Ups 

29 Walter St 

Claremont Est 1982 

Your garden can be made 

to fit your home ... 

Specialising in: 

Landscape design 

Conor 

0424 470 015 

Para Garden Care 

LAWNMOWING, 

PRUNING, MULCHING, 

GARDEN MAINTENANCE 

Central and Western suburbs 

“Pride and Quality” 

FOR QUOTATIONS RING 

☎ 9381 0134 

ABN 68 236 165 005 

• Free! Roof & Gutter Inspection 

• Gutters / Downpipes cleaned or 

flushed out and unblocked 

• Replacement / Repairs 

• Soakwells Replaced 

• Trees Lopped 

• All roof repairs 

• No mess 

ROWAN 

9339 1811 

Pensioners Discount Fully Insured 

Free Quotes Safety Certificate 

HIRE 

/2 Day rates on 

Huge Range of Spring Cleaning, 

Gardening and Maintenance 

Equipment 

MOBILE AND STEEL 

SCAFFOLD 

CHERRY PICKER 

We Pick Up and Deliver 

CLAREMONT 

www.diamondhire.com.au 

124 Gugeri St (cnr Loch Street) 

like a glove 

Call Roger & Trina Vaughan 

Let’s get it right. 

Advice, Planning & Design. 

All aspects, construction 

9383 2915 

or Mobile 0412 946 476 

www.ibislandscapes.com.au 

Landscape construction 

Landscape maintenance 

Providing services in: 

• Water features 

• Unusual plants and features 

• New lawn 

• Reticulation 

• Corporate foyers 

• Pots, urns & sculptures 

• Timber pergolas and stunning 

decked areas 

• Outdoor lighting 

• Established trees and plants 

• Pool makeovers 

• Commercial landscaping 

• Retaining, limestone & 

decorative walls 

• Garden makeovers for selling 

• Detailed garden plans from $385 

• Obligation free consultation 

Please phone 


Fully Booked 

Fully Booked 

Fully Booked 

LANDSCAPING 



LAWN MOWING LOCKSMITH PAINTING 

PAINTING PAINTING PHOTOGRAPHY PLUMBING 

PENKLIS 

LAWNMOWING 

SERVICE 

Lawnmowing 

Wembley and surrounding areas 

0412 888 114 9387 4359 

Member of LMCA 

NO SALES CALLS 

GORDON HOLUSA 

LAWNMOWING 

(MEMBER LMCA) 

FREE QUOTES 

Phone Gordon 

0408 844 752 9380 6167 

More than just 

mowing. 

Gardening, pruning, 

cleanups, gutters, 

vertimowing etc. 

Fully insured. 

www.jimsmowing.net 

131 546 

COUNTDOWN 

Lawnmowing Service 

ABN 45812204313 

LAWNMOWING, EDGING, 

BRUSHCUTTING, SWEEP UPS 

Brett 0418 921 418 


PROFESSIONAL 

LAWN MOWING 

CONTRACTOR 

MEMBER LMCA (WA) 



LIMESTONE 

TIM 

ROBERTS 

31 YEARS 

EXPERIENCE 

Phone/Fax: 9245 2550 

Mobile: 0418 299 524 

FULLY BOOKED 

KEYSTONE 

STONEMASON 

Qualified English Craftsman 


Free Quotes & Consulting Advice 

All Work Fully Guaranteed & Insured 

• FEATURE & RETAINING WALLS 

• FIREPLACES • HOUSES 

• GARDEN WALLS • RESTORATION 

• BOBCAT FOR METRE BLOCKS 

Ph 0419 792 739 / 9244 8372 ah 

Italian Stonemason 


Specialising in all 

hardstone including 

Granite, Toodyay, Donny 

Brook, Coffee Rock 

as well as Limestone. 

Ph Milvo 9286 1760 

Logical Limestone 

and Brickpaving 

For all your requirements 

QUALITY WORK 

ALL WORK FULLY 

GUARANTEED 

Ph DAVID 0438 812 336 

Ph GREG 0407 449 515 


24 HR LOCKSMITH SERVICE 

LOCKS – Installed, repaired, re-keyed 

CARS – Locks Repaired, Re-Keyed 

DOORS – Serviced and Repaired 

0410 775 097 

Police Licence SA 19080 A/h: 9498 6323 

PAINTING 

Pol Lic SG 15935 

ABN 22337056071 

Locksmiths 

Guaranteed Same 

Day Service – 20 years exp 

KEVIN SHEEHAN 

• Master Locksmith 

• Security Consultant 

“Glad to be of Service” 

0412 153 846 

7 DAYS PER WEEK 

YOUR WESTERN 

SUBURBS LOCKSMITH 

◆ Home ◆ Office ◆ Car 

7 Day Service 

Ph: (08) 9277 7117 

www.lockstock.com.au 

Fax: (08) 9277 9171 

Showroom: 157 Great Eastern 

Hwy, Belmont WA 6104 

PAINTING 

A.J. BROWNING 

Reg. No. 4989 

PAINTING 

PAPER HANGING 

All work guaranteed 

REG’D PAINTER 

Ring 9381 1782 or 9388 1237 

All Painting Services 

For that special painting job large 

or small. Deal with a firm with 25 

years experience. 

RING NOW 

9345 5404 Reg. No. 3307 

PAINTING SPECIAL 

For all your internal/external 

painting requirements. 

For your highest quality job at a 

very special price, phone 

★ CLIVE 9383 3412 ★ 

Reg. No. 4280 

Reg No. 

PAINTER/DECORATOR 5610 

ALL WORK FULLY 

GUARANTEED BY REG 

TRADESMAN 

EST 20 YRS 

For free quote and friendly 

service ring now 

We will beat any written genuine quote 

0411 425 672 

FLOREAT & ALL 

WESTERN SUBURBS 

Painter - Decorators 


Old fashioned workmanship, 

HIGH QUALITY FINISH 

References - prompt services. Free 

quotes. All work guaranteed. No job 

too big or small. General cracks & 

plaster repair. Reg. painter. 

Reg. No. 3511 

CALL BRIAN 9387 6424 ALL HRS 

Mob: 0418 913 159 

ANDERSEN 

& 

PERRY 

QUALITY WORKMANSHIP 

GUARANTEED & RELIABLE 

DON McNALLY 


INTERIOR & EXTERIOR 

ROOMS FROM $250 

WALLPAPERING, RAGGING, 

SPONGING, MARBLING, LIMEWASH 

HIGH QUALITY LOW COST! 

DON 9446 9174 

Mob 0417 182 051 

Subiaco Painting Service 

Small Jobs welcome!!! 

Commercial / Residential 

Quick & Smart 

For details call Rene 

Ph/Fax 9382 3278 

Mobile 0438 755 877 

E-mail subiacopainting@iprimus.com.au 

www.subiacopainting.com 

Fully Booked 

PAINTER & DECORATOR 

(City & Guilds) 

ALAN BOSWELL 

Painters Registration No. 2739 

I specialise in the restoration 

of older homes, decoration of 

new properties & additions, 

both interiors & exteriors, and 

am fully experienced in 

hanging all types of Wallpaper 

9377 2883 

0431 198 773 

for a free quotation 

How to Get Your Painting 

Completed Right The 

First Time … Guaranteed. 

By employing the services 

of CityGroup Painting & 

Decorating you are 

guaranteed only the highest 

standards of professional 

service & communication. 

Your work will be completed 

by the owners of the 

business and full-time team 

members. We do not subcontract 

your work under 

any circumstances. 

You pay only once you 

are satisfied the work is 

proceeding to your 

satisfaction. 

Fully Booked 

Reg. 

3476 

Painters Registration No. 5534 

RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL 

PAINTERS & DECORATORS 

SPECIALISING IN 

RESTORATION OF PERIOD 

HOMES 

–•– 

COMMERCIAL & RETAIL 

–•– 

PREFERRED AALTO APPLICATOR 

–•– 

P: 9381 8141 F: 9444 7863 

MOBILE 0432 322 026 

BAGOT ROAD, SUBIACO 

CARING FOR SUBIACO’S HERITAGE 

WOOD’S 

PAINTING SERVICE 

Reg. No. 5237 

The Professional for 

Quality and Price. 

Phone 

Tony 0414 778 425 

Justin 0438 877 634 

Reg No 3468 

H&R Painting Service 

Internal & External Painting 

New & Old Homes 

LARGE OR SMALL JOBS 

25 years Experience 

Free Quotes Reg No 3251 

FOR YOUR LOCAL PAINTER CALL 

Mob 0412 225 414 

or 9387 1545 

Creative Colours 

Painting 

Interior/Exterior 

Specialist and Decorative 

Effects 

Marbling, Wallpapering etc 

Environmentally Friendly 

Health Conscious Paints 

Available 

Karl 0419 925 739 

A/h 9407 7800 

M.K. Painting 

SUBIACO BASED Reg 3541 

COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL 

• Restoration old homes 

• Clean tidy • Prompt Professional 

• Quality work guaranteed 

Phone Peter 0418 905 791 

3 Important Reasons Why 

You Should Choose ... 

Decorative Vision Painting 

Services 

1. The work is completed only 

by myself and fulltime 

employees. 

2. Every aspect of this is 

guaranteed to exceed your 

expectations in standards of 

work and communications 

during the completion. 

3. Our goals are referrals and 

repeat business. 

Please phone Ricky for an 

immediate and detailed proposal 

for your project. 

Ph 0413 051 060 

Reg No 6577 

SPECIAL 

10% OFF LABOUR & 

PENSIONERS 20% OFF 

with ELITE PAINTING SERVICES 

Reg. 3252 43 years exp. 


Ext. walls water blasted prior painting 

Fax/Ph: 9331 7505 

Mob: 0411 112 385 

★QUALITY PAINTING★ 

Adding Value to Your Home 


Residential or Commercial 

Westralia Painting Contractors 

(Reg. 4430) 

Add Value to Your Home 

Phone: Emmanuel 0408 310 778 

Ph/Fax: 9375 5328 

Email: westral3@bigpond.com 

Reg No. 

5309 

P & N PAINTING 

SERVICE 

INTERNAL and 

EXTERNAL 

BEST VALUE BEST PRICE 

Roof and Fence Painting 

Garage Doors & Timber Door Painting 

Any Size Job. FREE QUOTES 

0413 848 735 

0402 348 735 

Ph/Fax: 9376 1351 

PAINTING 


INTERIOR & EXTERIOR WORK 

FREE QUOTES 

Phone JIM 9387 1950 

Mobile 0412 995 321 

ALLURE PAINTING 

SERVICES 

Internal & External 

BEST JOB BEST PRICE 

Reg. No. 6281 FREE QUOTES 

0411 448 655 9390 0902 

BRILLIANT 

PAINTING INNOVATION 

ANY SIZE OF ALL 

INTERNAL & EXTERNAL 

Best Quality - Low Price 

0422 616 032 

Reg # 6282 

REDHOUSE PAINTING 

OVER 20 YEARS 

EXPERIENCE 

FREE QUOTES 

Competitive Rates 

Ph Geoff 0411 987 542 

Reg No. 5817 

• Reasonable Prices 

• Reliable and punctural service 

Ph: 9402 0780 

Mob: 0421 448 319 

PERGOLAS 

• Retaining Walls • Reticulation • Brick 

Paving • Gates • Soakwells • Instant 

Lawns • Gutters • Landscaping • Tree 

Lopping • Fences 

Tel: 9246 3343 

Mob: 0412 443 525, 0412 607 623 

Patio and Decks 

■ Create an Outdoor Area 

■ Custom Designed 

■ Treated Timber 

■ Engineered and Certified 

■ Quality Service 

■ Design Consultant Ray Cairns 

Ph: 9472 3570 

Mob: 0433 751 481 

PEST CONTROL 

ENVIRO-CARE PEST 

SERVICES 

MIKE STOKES 

Lic. 2216 (B.Sc) 

9291 3724 

0411 229 312 

EFFECTIVE AND SAFE 

ALL DOMESTIC PESTS 

TERMITE INSPECTIONS 

& REPORTS 

Environmental Pest Management 

and Consultancy 

• Specialists in low hazard and non toxic methods 

• For people genuinely concerned about chemicals 

• Termite inspections & programs for all pests 

• Non-toxic Termite Baiting System 

(www.exterra.com.au) 

Call Andrew Blackburn (B.Sci. Env Mgt.) 

0411 734 565 

DON’T BE ALARMED RING AWARE 

YOUR 

LOCAL 

CO. 

VERY NEAT & TIDY 

MOSTLY SAME DAY SERVICE 

LEADING EDGE ON W/ANT 

CONTROL 

OBLIGATION FREE QUOTES 

CONTROL ALL PESTS 

Ph 9386 3680, 0421 086 915 

PLASTERER AVAILABLE 

Small renovations. 

Patching, exteriors. 

MIKE KELLEY 

9204 4108 

0408 908 683 

PLASTERING EXCELLENCE 

Whether inside or out, 

big or small. 

Absolutely any size job. 

Fast, Clean and above all Honest 

Phone TRAVIS 0402 235 084 

ATTENTION TO DETAIL 

Plaster Patching Only 

Guaranteed Top Workmanship 

Ph ROB 0418 907 492 

A/H 9470 9710 

RENOVATION SPECIALIST 

All internal and external finishes 

No Job Too Small 

Over 20 years Experience 

CALL TONY FOR 

FREE QUOTE & ADVICE 

0415 951 865 

9300 5382 

PJ MACDONALD 

Plasterer 

Servicing Subiaco & Western 

Suburbs for 20 Years 

All Types of Plastering 

Creative Mediterranean 

Rendering to Homes & Fences 

Free Quote 

Ph: 9382 2917 

RENDERED 

LIMESTONE FINISHES 

OLD STYLE 

PLASTER FINISHES 

Free Quotes 

Ph 0406 103 648 

PLUMBING 

MARSMEN PLUMBING 

Rear 44 Hood Street 

Wembley WA 6014 


All classes of 

Repairs 

Maintenance 

Blocked drains 

Water services 

Alterations 

Gas appliances 

Repairs & installations 

5% discount to pensioners 

24 hour service 

Telephone 9381 5560 

Lic. PL5041 SEC. Lic. 4263 

Skilled Plumbing & 

Gas Services (local) 

Burst pipes • Blocked drains 

Installation • Repairs 

Renovations 

Pensioners Discount 

9384 0877 9388 6299 

PL 5580 Gas 4784 

PLUMBING & GAS 

NO CALL OUT FEE 

• Leaking Taps 

• Blocked drains, Toilets 

& pipes 

• Annoying & noisy water 

hammer 

• Hot water systems 

• Gutters and Downpipes 

• Taps, Pans & Cistern 

• Water filters 

• Gas bayonets 

• Hot Water systems 

• Water saving devices 

GUARANTEED 

Same Day Service 

24 hr Emergencies 

9381 8062 

★ ★ 

C.A. Smith & Son 

★★ Plumbing ★★ 

MAINTENANCE SPECIALIST 

All Plumbing and Blocked Drains 

Honest & Reliable & Affordable 

70 years experience between father & son 

0411 472 227, 9383 2640 A/H 

Lic. PL095 

PL 6618 GF 6270 

PLUMBERS AND 

GASFITTERS 

ALL EMERGENCY WORK 

24 HRS 365 DAYS A YEAR 

GAS, ELECTRIC AND 

NATURAL & RECONSTITUTED 

LIMESTONE 

POURED LIQUID LIMESTONE 

PIER CAPS & CAPPING 

SUPPLY & LAY 

BOBCAT HIRE 

LIMESTONE MAISON 

FRANK 0407 993 058 

LIMESTONE ALL ASPECTS 

• Feature Walls 

• Retaining 

• Cladding 

• Garden Beds 

• Water Features 

• Capping 

• Liquid Limestone 

Callan 0417 922 078 

Craig 0421 596 288 


M: 0400 217 935 

Ph: 9307 9880 

WHEN PERFORMANCE 

SPEAKS LOUDER 

THAN WORDS 


Reg. 3969 

9386 1675 

Fax 9381 8804 

Mob 0411 555 450 

F.J. STOREN 

PAINTING 

CONTRACTORS 

Reg. No. 4144 

RELIABLE TRADESMEN 

FOR ALL ... 

Painting Decorating 


Member of Mast. Paint. Assoc. 

9486 9292 FAX 9322 9293 

PH JOHN 

Mobile 0411 641 651 

For an Immediate Appointment 

Please Phone 

9480 5999 

0411 889 322 

Reg. No. 5298 

J & B McERLAINE 

PAINTING CONTRACTOR 

REG. NO. 3659 

NO OBLIGATION FREE QUOTES 

WORK GUARANTEED 


Mob: 0427 112 044 Ph: 9443 3297 

GARY LEIGHTON 

PAINTING 

Use and trust your local 

tradesmen – POST areas 

For a free quote 

Reg. No. 

9381 2441 or 0412 633 485 4428 

Beehre Painters & Dec. 

Competent, 18 years 


Dulux Paints 

Competative Price 

9317 2580 

A PLUS PAINTING 

& SERVICES 

• Residential 

• Commercial 

• Interior 

Reg # 6263 

• Exterior 

IMMEDIATE START 

Free Quotes 

Call Fred 

Mob: 0401 288 245 

Mob: 0413 235 163 

Phone: 9206 5331 

Fax: 9206 2001 

Citiliving 

Painting & Decorating 

Reg 5553 

• All residential and commerical 

painting requirements 

• Professional workmanship 

• Prompt and friendly service 

• No sub contractors 

• Premium paints 

Call Liam Pritchard 

0416 052 221 

for a prompt and detailed quotation 

COTTESLOE 

PEST CONTROL 

SERVING THE WESTERN SUBURBS SINCE 1958 

All our Pest Operators are Fully Licensed 

Inspections to the Australian Standard 

Safe & Effective Treatment 

of Household Pests 

Inc: Rodent – Ant – Bee – Wasp 

– Flea – Cockroach & Spiders 

Spot Treatment of Termite/White Ant 

9384 7870 

PHOTOGRAPHY 

Tim Lofthouse 

photography 

for a professional and cost 

effective photographic service 

corporate portraits weddings 

9381 5777 

Video and Photography 

WEDDING, PORTRAIT, FAMILY, 

PARTIES AND 

PERFORMANCES 

Call Reza and Shirin on 

9349 9858 or 0415 621 296 

PL.16 


Call us now 

9387 3081 

0418 926 705 

PBL941 

NO CALL-OUT 

CHARGE 

All plumbing repairs 

• Leaks • Blockages 

• Hot water units 

LOCAL TRADESMAN 

Direct 0418 904 332 

SOLAR HOT WATER – 

REPAIRED, REPLACED 

OR SERVICED 

✓ ALL DRAINAGE WORK 

✓ STRATA/SUBDIVISIONS 

✓ PROMPT RELIABLE 

SERVICE 

1300 137 604 

24A Muriel Ave, Innaloo 

FIND 

WHAT YOU’RE 

LOOKING FOR 

IN THE POST 

CLASSIFIEDS 

_ _ 

Reg 6375 

DANIEL DANIEL BRUYN BRUYN 

Photographer 

Commercial Editorial & Wedding 

Photography 

Friendly professional service 

0411 484 735 

PICTURE HANGING 

Professional 

Picture Hanger 

PHONE 

Chris Maple 

0438 558 033 

PLASTERING 

INTERNAL & EXTERNAL 

SMALL OR BIG JOBS 

Any type of plastering undertaken 

FREE QUOTES 

PETER HILL ph: 0415 303 648 

GOREY 

PLUMBING 

SERVICES 

PL 615 

Gas Lic 0407 381 727 

A/H 9384 0497 

Maintenance Specialist 

Roof Repairs 

Licensed Gas Fitter 

AMP PLUMBING & GAS 

YOUR LOCAL LICENSED PLUMBERS 

7am - 11pm 7 DAYS EMERGENCY 

GAS Installation & Repair 

Electronic Burst Pipe Detection 

Power Drain Cleaning, Blockages 

ALL TYPES OF PLUMBING WORK 

Pensioners Discount, Free Quotes 

Freecall 1800 102 888 

9284 0202 9384 1030 

9383 4088 9385 9982 

9389 8989 0419 950 430 

✓ 

✓ 

✓ 

PL 1735 GAS 532


PLUMBING PLUMBING PONDS REMOVALS RETICULATION ROOFING SECRETARIAL 

FREECALL 

1800 18 12 24 

24 HR 

Pensioner rates 

Use Your Local Man Pty. Ltd. 

CITY BEACH 

1800 18 12 24 


FLOREAT 

MAINTENANCE 

1800 18 12 24 


CHURCHLANDS 

PLUMBING 

1800 18 12 24 


WOODLANDS 

PLUMBING 

1800 18 12 24 

Lic No 5166 

FREECALL 

1800 18 12 24 



Lic No PL1671 

No Call Out Fee 

Low rates for blockages 

Brian 0401 694 505 

9384 7803 

RELIANCE 


• General Plumbing & Maintenance 

• Gas Installation & Repairs 

• Bathroom & Kitchen Renovations 

• Hot water units 

ALL AREAS 

Discount for Seniors & Pensioners 

Ph: Wayne McNeil 

0407 395 546 

PL 6368 GF 9116 

STEWART FRANK 

PLUMBING 

Prompt, reliable service 

• Blocked Drains 

• Burst Pipes 

• Leaking Taps 

• Hot Water systems 

• Cisterns 

• Toilet Pans 

• General Plumbing 

Mobile 0419 953 531 

PL5094 GL 006462 

Universal Hot Water 

Plumbing & Gasfitting 

Authorised Solar Edwards Dealer 

Hot Water Leak Detection 

General Plumbing Blocked Drains 

Gasfitting Taps and Toilets 

Pipe Inspection Sinks-Baths-Basins 

Industrial - Commercial - Domestic 

Ph: 9382 4399 

Fax: 9382 4611 

A.H. Stress Free 

POND MAINTENANCE 

For pond overhauls and regular 

upkeep. Pumps and filtration 

installation and maintenance. 

Suppliers of fish, water lillies and 

other pond plants. 

Ph Chris 

0439 304 006 

(08) 9409 3327 

REFRIGERATION 

ACE REFRIGERATION 

Fridge & Freezer Repairs 

Pensioner Rates 

Insurance Claims 

KEVIN 0407 128 081 

RON’S 

REFRIGERATION 


Personal Service 

Guaranteed Repairs 

Pensioners 

Discount 

9375 3216 

0407 199 046 

Advanced Appliances 

LOCAL SERVICE 

• Guaranteed 

• Accredited 

• Experienced 

ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS 

Call Kevin 24 hrs 7 days 

9284 3342 


CITY OF COTTESLOE 

1800 18 12 24 


CITY OF NEDLANDS 

1800 18 12 24 



1800 18 12 24 


SWANBOURNE 

1800 18 12 24 


MOSMAN PK 

1800 18 12 24 

Lic No 5166 

FREECALL 

1800 18 12 24 




CITY OF SUBIACO 

1800 18 12 24 


HOLLYWOOD 

1800 18 12 24 


WEMBLEY 

1800 18 12 24 


SHENTON PARK 

PLUMBING 

1800 18 12 24 


CLAREMONT 

1800 18 12 24 

Lic No 5166 

ALL AREAS 

WATER 

LEAK DETECTION 

Fast Efficient Service 

Residential and Commercial 

Contact LEAKY PETE 

0415 114 172 

9286 2450 

ELECTRICIAN? 

CARPENTER? 

PAINTER? 

PLUMBER? 

They’re all here & 

more in the Services 

and Trades directory 

Showroom at 91 Hay Street Subiaco 6009 

PL 6423 EW 132746 GF002842 

Plumbing & Maintenance 

Emergency Service/Repairs 

ALL PLUMBING REPAIRS, 

BLOCKED DRAINS, WATER SERVICES 

Dennis 0403 054 384 

A/H 9244 2305 

Lic No 5166 

Deanway Gas & 

Plumbing 

• Burst pipes 

• Hot water systems 

• Gas installations & 

repairs 

• Bathroom renovations 

• Solar hot water units 

Phone Simon 

all hours 0419 034 816 

Pl 6329 GF007853 

SLADEN PLUMBING, 

GAS & ELECTRICAL 

PL 6650 GF 006697 EW 131521 

HOT WATER REPAIRS & 

REPLACEMENT, GAS & ELECTRICAL. 

ALL YOUR PLUMBING 

REQUIREMENTS. 

EVAPORATIVE AIR CONDITIONING. 

CALL MICHAEL,YOUR LOCAL TRADESMAN ON 

MOBILE: 0407 663 223 

A/H: 9386 9908 

DORRINGTON 


Craig Dorrington 

Mobile 0419 833 982 

Home Phone/Fax 9387 2339 

ALL AREAS - 24 HOURS 


• Emergency Repairs • Blockages 

PL6669 • Hot Water Systems 

GL7760 and All Gas Services 

JORDANS 

Plumbing and Gas 

BLOCKED DRAINS CLEARED 

AND REPAIRED 

HOT WATER REPLACEMENT 

AND SERVICING 

TOILETS, TAPS INSTALLED AND REPAIRED 

SENIORS DISCOUNT 

ANDREW JORDAN 

MOB 0414 408 521 

GF 010071 PL 6562 

EASY 

PLUMBING 

and GAS 

PH DAVE 

0417 931 432 

PL 7066 GL 6099 

EVERYONE 

READS THE 

NEDLANDS 

Appliance Services 

FOR PROMPT SERVICE 

AND HELPFUL ADVICE 

Ph LEE HEMSLEY 


REMOVALS 

ALL FURNITURE 

CARRIED 

0416 226 434 

Commercial & Residential 

(Houses, Units, Flats & Offices) 

Same Day Service 

7 Days Per Week 

ALL AREAS 

MIKE MURPHY 

FURNITURE REMOVALIST 

(Est Since 1970’s) 

9371 0865 Fax 9473 0600 

P & T HOUSEHOLD 

PACKING & REMOVALS 

Metro & Country 

Owner Operated 

Fully Insured 

7 Days A Week 

9446 1402 

Truck 60 cu.m 

AAA 

PRIDE REMOVALS 

★ Home & Office Removals 

★ Good Rates 

★ Pensioner Discounts 

★ Hydraulic Tall Lifts 

FULLY INSURED 

9448 2883 

or 0400 117 713 

NO-FUSS, AFFORDABLE 

REMOVALS SERVICE FOR 

THE WESTERN SUBURBS 

IS A PHONE CALL AWAY! 

9385 4405, 0411 109 918 

WITH FOUR TRUCKS ON THE GO, 

WE’RE ALWAYS READY TO 

ACCOMMODATE YOU 

Shift It Removals 

• Affordable • Reliable 

• Storage• Home or Office 

• Owner Operated • Packing 

Call 0405 383 451 

FOR ANY INFORMATION 

NEED A 

HANDYMAN? 

check out the 


directory 

Smailes 

FOR 

REMOVALS 

Local, country and 

office relocations. 

FULLY INSURED. 

Antique specialist. 

PROFESSIONAL 

PACKING AVAILABLE. 

Call Mason 

9446 6927 

or 0401 504 890 

7 DAYS 

Perth’s 

Furniture 

Solution 

NO-FUSS, AFFORDABLE 

REMOVALS SERVICE FOR 

THE WESTERN SUBURBS 

WITH FOUR TRUCKS ON THE 

GO, WE’RE ALWAYS READY 

TO ACCOMMODATE YOU. 

9385 4405, 0411 109 918 

RETICULATION 

All hours 9386 3211 

Watercorp Accredited 

SYSTEMS • INSTALL • REPAIR 

Bores Pumps Electrics 

Mob 0419 863 211 Matt 

PETER HANSON’S 

IRRIGATION 

• Installations 

• Service 

• Maintenance 

• Personalised service 

• Over 20 yrs experience 

Ph: 9284 9144 

Mob: 04388 74788 

PTY. LTD 

Bores & Fully Installed 

Reticulation Systems 

Commercial & Domestic 

Pump & Reticulation Repairs 

Ph: 9382 3688 

BROOKWELL 

IRRIGATION 

Repairs on 

Bores & Wells 

Irrigation Systems 

Commercial & Domestic 

0414 475 527 

MAINTENANCE 

SPECIALISTS 

IRON DESIGN ROOFING 

ALL AREAS 

PH 9384 9254 

GUTTERS/DOWNPIPES 

Valleys & Flashings Replaced 

RIDGES REPOINTED (Flexible Acrylic) 

Leaks Fixed. Broken Tiles Replaced. 

Fast Service. Free Quote. 


PHIL LONG 

9417 2629 0427 502 214 

THE ROOF AND 

WALL DOCTOR 

TILE — IRON — ASBESTOS 

PROTECTIVE COATINGS 

ROOF RESTORATIONS 

RIDGE CAPS RE-POINTED 

RE-ROOFING/INSULATION 

ZINCALUME AND COLORBOND 

ROOF CLEANING 

FREE QUOTES 

Ph: 9389 8933 

Government Licence 4146 


Master Builders Member 

WorkSafe Asbestos Licence 37 

LOCAL ROOFING 

Ridge Capping Fixed the Proper Way 

• Special sealant for box gutters 

• Tile Replacement 

• Emergency work • Gutters 

• Speciality Gutters/Downpipes 

• Valleys & Flashings Replaced 

• Downpipes • Roof Carpentry 

• Soakwells • Tin Reroofs 


LOCAL SINCE 1986 

Tel 9385 9719, 0419 385 971 

FLINT ROOFING 

Re-roofing, 

New Rooofing 

Gutters 

Downpipes 

Leaky Roof Repairs 

Ridges Repointed 

Soakwells Installed 

Gutters Cleaned 

0408 944 891 

9386 3667 

K.P.W. Construction 

ROOF MAINTENANCE 

RE-ROOFING COLOURBOND 

GUTTERS AND DOWNPIPES 

ALSO PATIOS AND CARPORTS 

Krys: 0413 180 563 

Office: 9375 7886 

FREE QUOTES 

ROOFING & BUILDING 

MAINTENANCE 

Internal Roof Carpentry 

Real Estate Upgrades 

Sagging Roof Repairs 

White Ant Damage 

Metal Roof - Gutters 

All Roof Repairs 

¸FLEXIPOINT 

10 YR WARRANTY 

All Tile Roof Maintenance 

Replacement and Repairs 

28 Yrs Roofing experience 

Pensioner Concessions 

0412 490 868 - Ian 

ON THE ROOF 

• RE-ROOFING & NEW 

• GUTTERS, DOWNPIPES 

• ALL ROOF REPAIRS 

FOR FREE QUOTE 

0408 947 570 

Gutters & 

Downpipes 

BRIAN WARD 

Free Quotes 

9341 7631 

RUBBISH 

DISPOSAL 

* Western Suburbs 

* Competitive Rates 

(Including Tip Fees) 

* Commercial & Domestic 

* Prompt Delivery 

Ph PETER PLAISTED 

9389 8744 

Mobile 

0413 747 777 


• On Site Rubbish Collection 

• All Kinds of Rubbish 

• Better than a Bin 

Phone DAVID 0418 946 714 

McSkips 

Bin Hire Service 

Quick, Cheap, Reliable 

Bins from $75 (GST inc.) 

3,4,6,10 cubic metre bins available 

0402 430 314 9402 0223 

Backyards, Houses, 

Outbuildings – cleaned 

out or demolished 

CALL YOUR LOCAL MAN 

Free Quotes 0409 958 186 

SAND SUPPLIES 

WESTERN 

SUBURBS 

BUILDING & GARDEN 

SUPPLIES 

FREE TRAILER HIRE 

OR WE DELIVER 

232 STUBBS TCE, 

SHENTON PARK 

(Opp Lemnos Hosp) 

OPEN 7 DAYS 

PH: 9381 5455 

We also do upgrades, 

additions and takeover 

monitoring on existing 

systems 

Ph: 9378 9499 

www.trojan.net.au 

SHOWER SCREENS 

Freshwater Glass 

All showerscreens 

repaired or replaced 

For all your glass requirements, 

ph 9385 1345/mob 0418 944 590 

major credit cards accepted 

www. freshwaterglass.com.au 

STAINED GLASS 

J.B. LEADLIGHTS 

Specialising in 

REPAIRS 

RESTORATIONS 

MATCHING NEW FOR OLD 

INSURANCE WORK 

WELCOME 

STAINED GLASS 

WINDOWS & DOOR PANELS 

MADE TO ORDER 

LARGE RANGE OF DESIGNS 

TO CHOOSE FROM 

9384 1638 JOHN BURROWS 

SUN SHADES 

Better Outdoors 

SAILSHADES 

FREE DESIGN 

AND QUOTE 

MANUFACTURED 

LOCALLY 

10 YEAR WARRANTY 

South of the River 

Phone 9358 6668 

0404 464 096 

SWIMMING POOL 

SERVICE 

CLAREMONT 

POOL 

SERVICE 

FOR OVER 20 YEARS 

POOL & SPA SERVICE 

CHEMICALS/REPAIRS 

FREECALL 1800 835 444 

Prompt & Professional 

or visit our shop at 

257 STIRLING HWY 

CLAREMONT 

Everyone 

reads the 

POST 

_ _ 

Sml, Med & Lge 

Fully Enclosed Vans 

from $44/hr + T/T 


EXPRESS REMOVALS 

FOR A GOOD RATE AND 

SERVICE LOOK NO FURTHER 

7 days - 2 men, big truck 

Experienced - Reliable - Careful 

Packing Materials Available 


FULLY INSURED 

0439 900 381 

Moving Maids WA 

• All women professional packing team. 

• We pack we unpack and we organise 

everything to make your move smooth 

• Complete relocation organised. 

Tel: (08) 9388 6378 

Mob: 0400 015 365 

Email: info@ movingmaidswa.com.au 

Website: www.movingmaidswa.com.au 

LOCAL CARRIER 

FAST EFFICIENT 

Packing Materials Available 


9384 9240 

P & L Transport 

OPERATING 7 DAYS A WEEK 

Locally owned and operated 

• House and Office Removals 

• Pensioner Discounts 

• Packing Materials Available 

• Fully Insured 

Ask for Peter on 

9309 2961 or 

0419 836 484 

• IRRIGATION 

• LANDSCAPES 

• Est 1982 

• Custom designed reticulation 

systems 

• Prompt and cost effective system 

repairs and maintenance 

• New bores - obligation free quotes 

• All pump and electrical repairs 

• Landscaping and new lawn 

installation 

• Approved waterwise contractor 

and member Irrig Assoc of Aust 

Ph: 9386 3183 

IRRIGATION SERVICES 

ALL PUMP & 

RETICULATION 

REPAIRS 


COMMERCIAL & DOMESTIC 

SENIORS RATES 

Ph: RYAN EGAN 

0408 007 850 

Don’t Dig Up Your Garden 

Looking For Solenoid Valves and 

Broken Wires 

Solenoid Valve 

and Wire 

Tracking Service 

Controllers and valve repairs design and 

high quality installations 

0422 243 780 

ROOFING 

TURBINE VENTILATORS 

Full range of profiles 

and colours 

ABN 79489817041 

ABN 68 236 165 005 

Free! Roof/Gutter Inspection 

ALL ROOF MAINTENANCE 

ROWAN 

9339 1811 

Fully Insured Pensioners Discount 

RE-ROOFING 

NEW ROOFING 

ROOF REPAIRS 

ROOF TILING 

TIMBER SAGGING 


0401 496 813 

Pensioner Concession 

30 yrs experience 

ROOF CARPENTRY 

Roof Carpentry Team 

Specialising in Architectural 

Designed Homes. 15 yrs exp. 

Phone JEFF 0418 912 874 

ROOF PLUMBING 

For all your secretarial needs 

performed professionally, promptly, 

confidentially – and with a smile 

Your satisfaction is always 

guaranteed 

Phone DOT on 9388 2995 

ALL SECRETARIAL SERVICES 

PROF WRITING & EDITING 

“Business Support as & 

when you need it” 

JILL 0439 029 799 

For All Your 

Secretarial Needs 

from Student to 

Executive 

- Resumes - CV’s 

- Audio Typing 

- Word Processing/Mail Outs 

- Bookkeeping 

- Powerpoint Presentations 

- Business Reports 

- Photocopy/Binding/Scanning 

9380 8333 

“We create the professional 

edge that everyone wants” 

SECURITY 

Electronic Security & Fire 

■ Alarms for Homes 

and Businesses 

■ CCTV systems with 

remote viewing 

■ 24 Hr Monitoring 


trades & services directory ❑ trades & services directory ❑ trades Sisters’ & serviccentury 

ALL 

ASPECTS OF 

FLOOR & WALL TILING 

Renovation Specialists 

For Quality Work 

Ph: Sean 

04 330 11733 

CLAREMONT TILERS 

‘When it needs to be right’ 

Wall and Floor 

New Work - Renovations 

Ivan, Ric, David 

0407 680 049 

_ 

SWIMMING POOL 

SERVICE 


Pool Service 

CLEANING CHEMICALS & 

EQUIPMENT 

QUALITY OWNER OPERATED 

COMPLETE POOL SERVICE 

JOSH MANN 

0414 775 586 

IMMEDIATE ATTENTION 

Est. 1990 

Pool Care Australia 

Mobile pool and spa care. 

Pool cleaning and servicing. 

All equipment repairs 

and sales. 

Chemical supplies, 

trouble shooting. 

Expert advice, free quotes 

7 DAYS a week 

Call Bryn on: 

0404 014 497 

TELEPHONES 

9381 5802 

★ Additional phone/fax/modem outlets 

★ Home office computer cabling 

★ Small business cabling specialists 

★ Pre-wire new homes 

EC4326 

Complete wiring systems for the home 

office and entertainment needs 

RAY STEVE 

0412 922 648 0412 924 134 

STEVEN MURPHY 

Electrical Contractors Pty Ltd 

EC 004452 

ALL PHONE 

AND COMPUTER 

WORK 

Mob 0418-951-444 

Ph 9381 7711 Fax 9381 7733 

ALL CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED 

TILING 

STIRLING 

TILING SERVICE 

ABN 24 492 335116 

For renovations and new work 

– FREE QUOTES – 


“When only the best will do” 

Phone Keith the Tiler 

9384 2117 

INTERIOR EXTERIOR TILING 

• KITCHEN • BATHROOMS 

• WALL & FLOOR 

• SMALL REPAIRS UP TO 

COMMERCIAL 

Ph JOE 9387 8385 Mob: 0408 094 444 

WALLS & FLOORS 

– BATHROOMS 

– ENTRANCE OR PATIO 

• SHOWER LEAKAGE 

• RENOVATIONS 

• REPAIRS 

0412 271 678 9349 4068 

Westco Tiling 

041 676 5529 

FOR ALL YOUR CERAMIC 

TILING REQUIREMENTS 

Call Steve 

FREE WRITTEN QUOTATIONS 

NEED A 

HANDYMAN? 

check out the 


directory 

Tree Guild of WA 

No. 8804 


TREE SERVICES TREE SERVICES TUCK-POINTING UPHOLSTERY 

ARBOR CENTRE 

Pty Ltd 

If you have trees, you need 

the Arbor Centre. 

Take advantage of WA’s 

foremost company for truly 

qualified advice and 

professional service. 

★ FORMATIVE AND 

PRACTICAL PRUNING 

★ SAFE TREE REMOVALS 

★ STORM DAMAGE 

SPECIALIST WESTERN 

POWER APPROVED 

★ TREE TRANSPLANTING 

★ FULLY INSURED 

PH: 9381 9166 

FREE QUOTES 

FOR ALL YOUR COMMERCIAL 

AND RESIDENTIAL NEEDS 

CORRECT PRUNING TECHNIQUES 

SAFE REMOVAL OF TREES 

W/PWR APPROVED POWER LINE 

CLEARANCE 

FREE MULCH DELIVERY MIN 63 M 

GARETH MAINWARING 

9383 7713 or 9302 1970 

Mobile 0415 913 535 

SHENTON 

OUTSIDE SERVICES 

TREELOPPING AND 

STUMP GRINDING 

• Trees felled and lopped 

• Tree-surgery and shaping 

• Shrub pruning and removal 

• Power lines cleared 

• Storm damage callout 

• Stump removal • stump grinding 

• Safe clean work 


FULLY INSURED 

★ FREE QUOTES ★ 

9382 2482 0419 948 594 

Fast friendly service 

from your local team 

MAGDA 

TREE SERVICES 

0418 943 059 

Local number 24 hours 

FLOREAT TREE SERVICE 

Tree Lopping Contractors 

Reg. No. 880 7679 

Offers Post readers 26 years 

experience and advice. 

Total Removal of Unwanted Trees 

★ Palms, Shrubs Trimmed 

★ Small Jobs Most Welcome 

★ Get our free Quote 

on 9387 8094 

PROFESSIONAL TREE 

SURGEONS 

Murray & Royce Turner 

WA’s first tree 

surgery 

company 

Complete tree service 

with care & courtesy 

Ph: 9387 4097 

Mob: 0438 881 407 

TREE & GARDEN SERVICES 

• Lopping • Shaping 

• Pruning • Removal 

FULLY INSURED 

PROMPT FREE QUOTE 

9381 9926 

TREE SURGEON 

★ S.E.C. Cert. 

★ All Facets of Tree Work 

★ Satisfaction Guaranteed 

For the personal touch 

please phone RENE COOLEN 

0407 774 549 9387 5153 

Free Quotes 

JONES TREE 

LOVER 

All Tree 

Services 

Reasonable 

Rates 

Fully Insured 

Free quotes 

LARGE TREES OUR SPECIALTY 

PH: 9385 2302 

0413 337 939 

WESTERN POWER LICENCED 

www.jonestreelover.com.au 

LAKESIDE 

STUMP GRINDING 

FREE QUOTES 

NARROW ACCESS 

SPECIALISTS 

FULLY INSURED 

Call RAY 

9306 8599 

Mobile 

0408 405 671 

– TREE SERVICES – 

1300 138 095 

Fully insured complete 

tree services 

Foxys 

Treelopping 

& STUMP 

GRINDING 

Complete 

Stump Removal 

Fully Insured / All areas 

Free Quotes 

Call Adam 

Tel: 9385 7810 

Mob: 0403 377 692 

Free Quotes • Fully Insured 

Dangerous trees or annoying 

stumps removed safely and 

promptly, or have your trees 

trimmed or shaped 

9433 4156 

0407 473 626 

AAA Tree Services 

• Palm Pruning & Removal 

• Small & Large Trees 

• Stump Grinding 

• Powerline Clearances 

NEED IT DONE YESTERDAY, 

CALL SCOTT TODAY 

9332 0082 

0411 267 200 

Fully Insured - Free Quote / Advice 

TUCK-POINTING 

Repointing and total 

restoration of all 

brickwork and limestone. 

Paint stripping. 

Damp proofing. 

NIGEL GRAHAM 


fed@tuckpointing.com.au 

Member of National Trust 

M.J. Finn & Son 

Tuckpointing 

Established in 1931, WA’s Longest 

Serving Tuckpointing Firm. 

• MBA of WA Excellence Award Winner. 

• City of Fremantle Heritage Award Winner. 

• Tuckpointing and Repointing. 

• Complete Resortation of Brickwork & Stonework. 

• Paint Removal. • Rusted Lintels Replaced. 

• Timber Windows Replaced. 

• Stainless Steel Reinforcing. 

• We have the largest CV of Tuckpointing and 

Total Restoration Projects in WA. 

• National Trust Specialist Work. 

Member of HIA 

MICHAEL FINN 

Mob 0419 845 336 Ph 9384 6167 

CLASSIC TUCKPOINTING 

• Fretting Brickwork & Limestone Repointed. 

• Tuckpointing. 

• Total Brick Restoration. 

• Paint Stripping 

Work Guaranteed. 

Ph 9490 6078 Mob 0409 089 555 

TV ANTENNA 

AUSTRALIAN ANTENNAS 

ANTENNAS FULLY 

INSTALLED 

QUALITY COMPONENTS 

EXTRA POINTS 


All Work Fully Guaranteed 

Ph ROD 9385 3111 

ARE YOU HAVING 

PROBLEMS WITH 

YOUR TV PICTURE? 

Richard Kaiser 

Antenna Specialist 

10 Years Exp. 

• New Antenna 

Installs 

• Extra Points 

• Repairs 

“Improving TV 

Reception is 

my business” 

CALL NOW 

COMET ELECTRONICS 

9341 4402 9388 8512 

0417 917 116 

AESIGS 

Hometheatre, Radio 

and TV Services 

- Home Theatre Systems 

: installation, set ups and tuning 

- Aerial installations and problems 

- Extra TV outlets 

- Troubleshooting and interference 

resolution 

Mike Mob 0404 803 324 

TV INSTALLATIONS 

★ TUNE INS ★ 

★ INSTALLATIONS ★ 

TV– DVD – VCR – AUDIO 

Digital Set Top Boxes 

Entertainment Centres 

Pre-Packed 

Furniture Assembled 

LINDSAY 

0414 738 888 

TUNE IN 

INSTALLATION 

HOME THEATRE - DVD 

DIGITAL TV - AUDIO - VCR/TV 

PROMPT RELIABLE SERVICE 

Daniel 0427 603 881 

Home 

Theatre 

Installations 

EXPERIENCE, PROFESSIONAL, 

RELIABLE. Forget the frustration 

– Gr8 Setup can install 

it all for you: 

TVs, DVDs, VCRs 

Digital Set-Top Boxes, Foxtel, 

Delivery and ‘trouble-shooting’ 

also offered. FULLY INSURED. 

ALL AREAS 

Tel: 9307 5260 

TV SERVICES 

7 Reasons Why You 

Should Call Us 

For Your TV, Video, DVD, Hi-Fi & 

Video Camera Repairs 

✔ 100% Money-Back Guarantee 

✔ 6 Mths Warranty on Parts & Labour 

✔ Same Day Call Out Service Till 10pm 

✔ Tune-ins & Installations 

✔ FREE Workshop Estimate 

✔ Fast, Efficient & Reliable 

✔ Professional Service 

TRUE BLUE ELECTRONICS 

9279 3733 0402 406 736 

SW 

ELECTRONICS 

Home repairs to 

TV, video, audio 

Microwave ovens 

Tune In’s 

0421 757 064 

TV/VIDEO REPAIRS 

TV & VIDEO REPAIRS 

NO HIDDEN CHARGES! 

FREE WORKSHOP QUOTES 

9382 4752 

Rear Laneway, 25 Heytesbury Rd 

THE UPHOLSTERY 

WORKSHOP 

All types, motor vehicles & 

boating. Specialising in 

ANTIQUE RECOVER 

Wide selection of traditional 

fabrics. Upholstery supplies 

(schools etc) 

133 Stirling Hwy, Nth Fremantle 

(Near McCabe Street) 

9335 3852 

HAY INTERIORS 

LOOSE COVER SPECIALIST 

34 yrs exp. Large Range of 

Fabrics Available 

Also Curtains and Upholstery 

9386 1986 

Shop 20/88 Broadway, Nedlands 

DOMESTIC & COMMERCIAL 

UPHOLSTERERS 

FOR ALL YOUR 

UPHOLSTERY NEEDS: 

• Lounge Suites • Dining Suites 

• Rocker Recliners • Sofa Beds 

FOR FREE QUOTE 

PH: 9430 5754 

MOB: 0408 914 006 

Kevan Sparks Upholstery 

SPECIALISING IN ANTIQUES 

• Modern and Commercial 

• Repairs and Recovering 

Guaranteed Workmanship 

PICK-UP AND DELIVERY 

Ph: 9331 1230 M: 0411 074 199 

WASHING MACHINE 

REPAIRS 

PROUD 

APPLIANCES 

WASHING MACHINES 

DISHWASHERS, DRYERS 

FRIDGES – FREEZERS 

GAS & ELEC. OVENS 

SALES • SERVICE • SPARES 

4 Hood St 

Subiaco 

9388 2251 

NEDLANDS 

Appliance Services 

FOR PROMPT SERVICE 

AND HELPFUL ADVICE 

Ph LEE HEMSLEY 


AUTO WASHER 

REPAIRS 

★FISHER & PAYKEL★ 

★SPECIALIST★ 

Manufacturer Trained Technician 

TREVOR: 0403 977 883 

Honest In House Repairs 

Lic. No. EW119822 

BANKS 

Washer & Dryer 

repairs 

No call out fee 

On time and guaranteed 

9284 9379 or 0416 186 200 

WEST SHORE WASHER SERVICE 

Specialising in Washers & Dryers 

NO CALL OUT FEE 

For prompt efficient repairs 

done in your home 

phone Laurie 

9388 2377 or 0412 923 150 

INSURANCE CLAIMS — 

WORK GUARANTEED 

S.E.C. Licensed 

WINDOW 

CLEANING 

SWANBOURNE 

WINDOW CLEANING 

EST. 1976 

YOUR LOCAL BUSINESS 

FOR 30 YRS 

★ INCLUDED – SCREENS, 

SILLS 

★ SCREENS REPAIRED 

★ GROUND SHEETS USED 

★ POLICE CLEARANCE 

★ FREE QUOTES 

★ PROMPT SERVICE 

PETE AND JOSH 

0402 433 690 

★ WESTERN SUBURBS SPECIALIST★ 

WINDOWS and/or 

gutters CLEANED 

TREE PRUNING 

– 15 years Western Suburbs Specialist 

– Free Quotes 

– Includes Screens, Sills & Mirrors 

– Pensioner Discounts 

– Prompt Service 

Phone MARTIN 9384 0250 

Mob 0414 011 220 

ALL WEATHER 


★ Flyscreens Repaired 

★ House Specialist 1-4 Storeys 

★ Ground Sheets Used 

★ Colonial and Leadlights 

★ Police Clearance 

★ Free Quotes 

★ Immediate Response 

FREE 

CALL 1800 447 130 0403 041 941 

trades & services 

directory ❑ 

WINDOW 

CLEANING 

WINDY CITY 


Owner operator 

Experienced. Insured. 

Local. High standard 

Ph MIKE DORAN 0403 774 516 

Owner Operator - 15 yrs exp 

Get it right the first time 

with an experienced 

professional 

PHONE DANIEL WHARTON 

0409 377 405 / 9440 3773 

ANGUS 

9434 6149 - 040 375 8242 

WestClean Windows 

Fully Insured, Fully guaranteed, 

Police Clearance. 

Call Barry today for 

your FREE Quote on 

0400 440 348 

SUBI / FREO 

AND SURROUNDS 

Owner operator Window Cleaner 


• Police Clearance • Fully Insured 

• Drop sheets used • Free mirror clean 

• Flyscreens washed • Your local man 

• Prompt call out • Free Quotes 

BEST PRICES IN PERTH 

Ph Jim 0413 101 070 

A/h 9381 6427 

WINDOW 

REPAIRS 

WINDOW REPAIRS 

WOODEN & ALUMINIUM 

SASH CORDS 

FLYWIRE REPAIRS 

SPIRALS 

Phone JOHN 0419 986 254 

WROUGHT IRON 

Handmade Wrought Iron 

Balustrades, Furniture 

Gates, Window Grilles 

All Ironwork 

Quality & Service 

9272 8282 0419 045 250 


hotels, causing the precious billiard table to get 

drenched. 

Jess would do piano lessons on her sisters’ behalf 

with an unsuspecting teacher. 

As girls, the triplets were not shy for attention. 

Anne said: “When I was young I loved riding 

horses. My mother had ponies and we used to 

go riding by the Bayswater railway line. 

“When a train came we used to make the horses 

buck and people would hang out of the train 

looking at us.” 

The Carmichaels grew up in the north-eastern 

suburbs of Perth, in hotels that their grandmother 

helped to run after their father died when 

the triplets were 18 months and their younger 

brother Robert was three months. 

They eventually moved to Busselton, which was 

the start of their love for living in the country. 

As in the Irving Berlin song, they eventually 

found misters who fitted in with their sisters. 

Anne married country teacher Tom Phillips, 

whose kind and easy nature earned him the nickname 

of “Mr Chips”. 

Anne had two children, Patricia and Nevile, 

four grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. 

Betty married Dudley Nevile, who later owned 

and ran a Busselton hotel. 

She also had two children, Gay and Peter, six 

grandchildren, including a set of twins, and seven 

great-grandchildren. 

Jess married Frank Hopkins who had a hardware 

shop in Geraldton. 

They had two children, Bettyanne and Robert, 

six grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. 

Although living in different parts of the state, 

they remained devoted and visited each other 

most holidays. 

Curtain up 


Culture and Arts 

Minister Sheila McHale 

said the refurbishment 

by the state government 

and Subiaco established 

the original 

Subiaco City Hall as a 

key part of the metropolitan 

arts scene and 

Subiaco community. 

Performances at the 

free show next Saturday 

will include: 

• The Italian Women’s 

Choir; 

• Barking Gecko 

Theatre Company with 

Trains Of Thought 

and workshops; 

• Steps Youth Dance 

Company – rehearsal 

exhibition. 

Evidence 

held back 


It was the prosecution’s 

case that the body 

had been placed in Mr 

Rinaldi’s station wagon. 

It followed that at 

least some of the missing 

woman’s blood and 

DNA would be in the 

cargo space. 

There was no evidence 

that the car had 

been cleaned. 

But, he said, had the 

jury known of Mr Egan’s 

report, it could have 

reached a different 

conclusion. 

Some of her DNA 

was found on the underside 

of a seat, that 

became the top when 

it was folded up. 

Mr McCusker said 

that when Mr and Mrs 

Rinaldi were together, 

Mrs Rinaldi often 

used the car and it was 

used as a family car. 

DNA did not necessarily 

mean blood. It 

could have come from 

a sneeze, hair, dandruff, 

or a minute speck 

of other material. 

The appeal against Mr 

Rinaldi’s conviction 

was adjourned until 

August, when the lawyer 

who represented him at 

his trial will give evidence.

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FREE Kimball electronic organ. 

Phone 9383 1046 

FRIDGE - Kelvinator 500L frost free, 

excellent condition $280. Queen bed 

base, good condition $20. Ring 0419 

934 340 

FRIDGE Admiral 480L excellent 

condition. Can del $280. 0422 492 

230 

FURNITURE Loungesuite, dresser, 

pine coffee table, leather 

loungesuite, outdoor table, jarrah 

diningsuite, oak diningsuite, eight 

chairs, childs table and chair, display 

cabinet 0417 186 339 

GOLF Cart Marlin. Single. Good 

condition $800. 0412 703 318 

HALL Table, classic style, 1.4m long 

$80. 9384 2379 

HOUSEHOLD Ent. unit, 580L fridge, 

kitchen sideboard, Beaconsfield, 

wardrobe 0417 911 417 

HOUSEHOLD Furniture. Lounge 

suite tudor $850. Dining suite and 

matching buffet $800. Plus F and P 

w/machine 6kg $200 ono for all. Ph 

9387 7840 

LOUNGE, 2x2 seater, custom made 

for 1930s Nedlands home by Scalisi 

Fine Upholstery. Tapestry covered, 

black background, burgundy and 

green pattern. As new. $4,000. Ph. 

0409 938 600 

LOUNGE 2x3 seaters and single 

armchair. Antique green leather, 

excellent condition $1,000. 9284 

5776 or 0402 334 068 

LOUNGE 2x3 seaters dusky pink 

style ’Gatsby’ with matching 

cushions. ’Immaculate’, very 

comfortable $550 both. 0414 967 

200 

FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD 

AGAPANTHUS Blue potted from $1. 

Also miniatures 9383 7379 

ANTIQUE Grandmother chair C1880 

beige with motive. VGC $395. 0414 

967 200 

ASICS Lethal 8 football boot size 7. 

Excellent condition (new $140) sell 

$50. Can be used for any Winter 

sport. Phone 9387 6602 

BED - Head brass white and gold. 

$150. 9341 1735 

BED Beautiful girls first single as 

new $200. Ph 9386 4785 

BED: Lg. queen size, turn century Fr. 

oak frame with inlaid blue velvet 

head and foot. Includes side frame 

and slat base. C1930s: 160cm w x 

208cm length. $750. Bargain. Ph: 


BED: Queen size ensemble. Top 

quality, as new $250. Can deliver 

0418 957 119 

BICYCLE Ladies as new 21 speed 

$200 ono. Paul 0403 168 772 

BICYCLES Boys and girls age 4-10 

huffy 5 speed and BMX $30 each. 

Cottesloe 9284 7424 or 0416 942 

413 

BOOKCASE Fixed shelves jarrah 

finish 1.80x82 near new $160. 9385 

1423 

BOOKCASE Fixed shelves jarrah 

finish near new 180x120 $250. 9385 

1423 

BOOKCASE Walnut stain mahogany 

(Catt) 1mHx107wcm $900 sell $240. 

Ph: 9385 9777 

BUNKERS Lo/line bunk bed with 

drawers wanted 0403 327 977 

CABINET Corner, jarrah, glass 

display, ornate $220 ono 9382 4772 

CALCULATOR Casio CFX9850G 

colour graphic. Gwenda M-Th 

(9-3pm) 9381 3088 

CHEST Of drawers: Victorian (circa 

1890) solid pine, 4 drawers, wooden 

handles. Shabby chic white finish. 

V.G.C $175. Ph: 0418 957 119 

CHEST Of drawers (six), tall/narrow, 

pine, as new $175. 9384 2379 

CUB Scout uniform size 8 $60. Tel 

9385 4004 

CUBBY House, Large (Kit) on/off 

stilts in VC condition with metal roof, 

door, windows and balcony. 

Dismantled and easy to reassemble. 

$270 ONO 0415 114 172 

DESK Pine 4 drawers student’s $75 

ono 9389 1358 

DESK Stylish metal frame glass top 

13m length x 0.8m width. Jonathon 

9386 2747 

DINING Setting formal polished 

walnut table, 6 chairs, sideboard. 

Excellent condition. Best offer 9225 

6996 

DINING Suite-stunning 8str 

handcrafted recycled timber from 

Massachusetts USA with 7 chairs 

$2,500. Ph 0421 395 033 

DINING Table Mahogany oval 1.8m 

x1m easy extend 2.4m. Double 

pedestal excel condition $350 ono 

9430 5029 

DOG Wire kennel H 62cm D 90cm W 

62cm $120. Collapsible. Ph 9387 

3757 

DRYER, Hoover Apollo 418 $150 

Margaret 0418 422 835 

FAX Copier Phone/Answer 

Panasonic with Instruction Booklet 

$25 ono 9383 2189 

FIREPLACE Surround ornate, 

mirrored, 1920s house $550 ono 

9382 4772 

LOUNGE Suite 2x1x1 Sanderson 

Autumn floral colours as new. Best 

offer 9225 6996 

LOUNGE Suite, sofabed plus 2 

singles, green $200 ono 9382 4772 

MIRROR Heavy jarrah frame 1800 

/800 $400. Large fish tank, fish filters 

9384 2117 

MIRROR Jarrah frame 1.20x95 

$150. Excellent condition 9385 1423 

PACKING Boxes fr $1.65 paper 

bubble. Can deliver 9317 4420 

QS Modern jarah bed and mattress 

excellent condition $400 ono and 

ARB 4WD roof rack rarely used $500 

ono ($900 new) 0409 081 013 

VIOLINS Full size, 3 TEA Set Chinese hand painted $20. 

9382 2621 

TRAMPOLINE FREE 3mx2.3m City 

Beach. Ph 9385 9777 

TV/Ent. cabinet - modern design, on 

rollers, to hold DVD, video etc inside 

glass cabinet section, with medium 

size TV to stand on top (68cm H, 

50cm D, 50cm W): $80. Ph: 9272 

2414 

⁄4, handmade 

Germany, cases, bows 0405 570 

045 

FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD COURSES EDUCATIONAL HEALTH & BEAUTY HOLIDAYS & RESORTS HOLIDAYS & RESORTS 

REFRIGERATOR, Westinghouse 

50cmx55cmx135cm 6months old 

$350 Margaret 0418 422 835 

SIDEBOARD: Mahogany, French, 

fine piece with inlaid detailing and 

marble top. Circa late 1800s. 168cm 

long x 56cm deep x 1m high. $1,650. 

Ph: 9272 2414 

SOFA, Armchairs, TV unit, coffee 

table, mirror. Phone A/Hours 9445 

2601, 0417 923 654 

SOFA For sale, huge 3 seater IKEA 

Ekesgog in brown colour. See IKEA 

website to view style. Great for 

student house or family, super 

comfortable near new. Retails 

$1,099 for the Roan fabric, sell for 

$899. Can buy extra covers for it in 

different colours from IKEA too. 0407 

993 662 

WALL Unit shelves and cupboards 

jarrah 9’ x 6’3" inc. corner $600. 

9386 4308 

WASHER Simpson Esprite 450 

/dryer. Both immaculate $290/$120. 

0422 492 230 

WASHING Machine 5kg Kelvinator 

Smart Drive topload $175 Margaret 

0418 422 835 

DRESSING Table $200, gents robe 

$100, retro 4 piece bedroom suite 

leather finish $500 the lot, jarrah 

coffee table glass top $50 ono. Ph 

9286 3806 

OAK Extension dining table C1930’s, 

1.55m-2.3m, Good Cond, $1,000. 

0418 914 204 

ANTIQUES 

VICTORIAN Mahogany wardrobe 

C1860 $1,950. Edwardian mahogany 

double bed/mattress $1,650. French 

late 19C walnut table 6 chairs 

$5,500. Continental pine dresser 

C1880 $1,650. Dutch colonial coffee 

table $1,300. Satin walnut dressing 

table C1910 $800. Continental 

walnut desk $1,150. French oak 

marble washstand C1880 $1,500. 

French oak buffet C1870 $2,750. 

Victorian mahogany drawers C1880 

$1,550. Pine armoire C1880 $1,600. 

Pair bedside cabinets C1880 $950. 

Jarrah church pew $420. Walnut 

library table C1900 $550. Ph 9201 

0611 or 0421 066 466 

ARTS & CRAFTS 

ART Children’s - Estab 12yrs. 

Floreat, Greenwood, Shenton Park, 

Nedlands, Winthrop plus Home 

tutoring. Each term includes painted 

canvasses, cartooning, ceramics, 

sculpture, focus on drawing. 

Beautiful results that create pride 

and confidence. Trials available. Art 

of Fun 9385 3274 or 0402 537 979. 

Visit gallery: 

www.upnaway.com/~natstone/ 

POTTERY And Sculpture Classes. 

West Perth Studio. Learn, create, 

relax. www.grahamhay.com.au 

M:0432 978 733 

TEENS’ Art Class Floreat - see Art of 

Fun ad above Ph 9385 3274 

AUCTIONEERS 

SPECIALISING In Deceased 

Estates, Antique and Household 

Auctions every Friday 10am. 11 

Nash St, Perth. Viewing: Thurs 

9-7pm. Major antique auctions 

regularly. For Professional advice or 

Valuations. Contact Mat Donelly. Tel: 

9221 9000 

www.donellyauctions.com.au 

BABY ITEMS 

CHRISTENING Outfits made to 

order. Heirloom and modern designs 

with beautiful embroidery, candles 

and boxes (08) 9368 6849 

COT Wooden 2 levels, mattress, 

good cond. Ph 9383 2980 

THE Kinder Shop. Childrens new 

and recycled designs. We buy and 

sell. Designer clothes, nursery 

equipment, prams, quality toys, cots 

and more. Quality stock always 

welcome. 129b Waratah Avenue, 

Dalkeith. Ph 9386 3267, mob 0418 

170 851. Mon-Sat 9.30am-5.30pm. 

Sunday 1-5pm 

BED AND BREAKFAST 

4 1 ⁄2 Star Parkside B.B. Subiaco. 

Highly rated, reas. rates, easy 

access UWA, main hospitals, bus 

and rail. 9388 6075, 

www.parksidebandb.com.au 

CLAREMONT From $80 per night. 

www.swanbourneguesthouse.com.au 

9383 1981 

EDWARD House Nedlands - 

Gracious 1930s home. Tranquil, 

friendly retreat within walking 

distance to UWA, river, hospitals and 

cafes (08) 9389 8832 

EXLEY House Nedlands. Luxurious, 

cosy comfort. Private entrance, 

private guest lounge, close to shops, 

transport. 9386 4452 

NEDLANDS S/C unit sleeps 2/3. 

Linen supp. Ph 9386 3660 

BUSINESS 

OPPORTUNITIES 

WORK From home. Earn $500 to 

$2,500/month p/t. Call Michael 0408 

917 068 

ACTING Builds character. Weekly 

’Acting for Stage’ evening classes 

taught by experienced teacher. New 

course commences soon. 9384 4604 

www.screenworkshop.com.au 

ACTORS, Writers, Filmmakers 

"Begin doing what you want to do 

now. We are not living in eternity. We 

have only this moment, sparkling like 

a star in our hand - melting like a 

snowflake." Dan Zadra Get Closer 

To Realising Your Dreams, Increase 

Your Skills At Pac Screen 

Workshops. New evening course 

starts soon 9384 4604 


IS Your Speaking Voice Letting You 

Down? Weekly voice classes will 

help you develop it. New course 

commencing soon. 9384 4604 or 


SORT And shift. We attend and 

advise what to do with the goods and 

also we buy out of flats, houses, 

retirement villages, storage 

containers, storage units, deceased 

estates. Goods taken to auction 

rooms, charities and the rubbish tip 

or wherever directed. Tony Winn 

0419 954 553 

ALTERATIONS Milka Sapina 

dressmaking made to measure. 9386 

2730 

CURTAINS Milka Sapina Interiors, 

Curtains, Blinds, Bedspreads, 

Cushions. We alter curtains. 9386 

2730 

ABC To Year 12. Qualified 

experienced Primary and Secondary 

teachers available for tuition in your 

home. Progressive Home Tutors 

9310 6771 

ALL Ages Tuition: English, Maths, 

Sciences and Humanities. 

One-on-one for real results. Clever 

Kids Education Centre - Claremont 

9284 4408 

COMPUTERS 

A1 Computer Home Services. 

Reasonable rates, 7 days. 9343 

9212, 0409 375 245 

WEBSITES From $129. Hosting 

from $9.95pcm. Domain 

Registrations at extremely 

competitive prices. Phone Stuart on 

0419 985 867 or see our Website for 

details www.seja-design.com.au 

WEBSITES From $129. Hosting 

from $9.95pcm. Domain 

Registrations at extremely 

competitive prices. Phone Stuart on 

0419 985 867 or see our Website for 

details www.seja-design.com.au 

COUNSELLING 

COUNSELLING Services: 

Relationships, Addictions, Midlife 

transition Issues, Dream-work, 

General. Experienced, confidential 

0412 911 562, 9336 3435 

DANCE 

CREOL Mauritian cooking classes 

and Mauritian Sega dance classes. 

Good fun 9331 5740 

SOCIAL Dancing for adults. All 

styles, rock and roll, waltz, mambo. 

Fun, relaxed classes by fully 

qualified instructor. New classes 

comencing soon. Ph Adam or Linda 

9361 1032 

DECEASED ESTATES 

DRESSMAKING 

EDUCATIONAL 

ALL Maths, Chem, Physics 

experienced teahcer with PhD. Your 

home. Call 0412 080 002 

CHEMISTRY, Human Biology, 

Economics, Political, Legal Studies 

tutoring for Year 10/11/12. The 

Tuition 

3004 

Centre, Claremont. 9284 

EXPERIENCED Registered Primary 

teacher avail to tutor one on one in 

your home in Primary English and 

Maths $40p/hr 9285 2889 / 0438 774 

990 

FRENCH All levels in your home by 

experienced lady, native speaker. 

9387 6746 

FRENCH For fun, study, work, travel. 

Beginners to advanced. Singly or 

groups, experienced teacher, TEE 

examiner, traveller. Tel Suzanne 

9389 8260 

FRENCH Tuition by French writer. 

All levels welcome. 

Recommendations 

Stephane 0416 334 476 

available. 

GEOGRAPHY Tutor 25yrs exp, TEE 

marker 0410 962 653 

ITALIAN Beginners, Advanced, 

Conversation. Experienced Native 

teacher 9381 1883 

MATHEMATICS Tutoring. 

Experienced TEE teacher/marker. 

Calculus, Applicable, Discrete, IC, G 

and T, Foundations, Year 10. The 

Tuition Centre. 9284 3004 

MATHS / Physics tuition by 

experienced Engineering lecturer, all 

levels. 9286 2415, 0411 645 522 

George 

MATHS Coach all levels Mosman to 

Nedlands. Michal 9284 2685 

MATHS/ Physics Tuition by 

experienced UWA PhD Eng student. 

All levels (Yr 8-12) Ph: 0417 908 778 

($35 hr) Shenton Park and 

surrounding suburbs only 

PARENTING With Love and Limits. 

A course for parents having difficulty 

managing teenage behaviour. Five 

sessions commencing Tue 25th July 

7pm - 9pm. Contact Jan 9382 4505, 

Beth 0418 926 858 

SPANISH Beginner level • single or 

bring friend for twice the fun • 

Doubleview or own home 9446 4514 

SUCCESS Leaves Clues. At The 

Tuition Centre, Claremont, we work 

with secondary students to achieve 

success at school, in TEE and in life. 

Our programs develop the 

performance mindset of top 

achieving students. Call now for 

information about our Power 

Learning course and individual 

subject tuition. 9284 3004 

GARAGE SALES 

CLAREMONT 17 Bernard Street, 

Sunday 25th June 8.30-10.30. Sofas, 

tables, fridge, m/wave, toys, baby 

gear, books, computer, cricket gear, 

kitchenware 

CLAREMONT Downsizing / 

Relocation 3A Richardson Ave 9.00 - 

2.00 Sat & Sun 24th & 25th. As new 

lge gas BBQ, TV, crockery, 

glassware, furniture, clothes, books, 

tools, garden. Interesting quality 

household items 

CLAREMONT Garage Sale Sunday 

25 June, 2/59 Davies Rd 9am - 2pm 

DAGLISH Garage sale. Sunday 25th 

June 2006. 4 Nash Street. Not 

before 8.00am 

MOSMAN PARK 62 Victoria St 

Sunday 25th June 8-12. General 

household items, some furniture 

NEDLANDS Broadway Fair 

Shopping Centre Swap Mart every 

Sunday AM. Undercover, enter off 

Fairway. Sellers $5, Buyers coin. 

Rotary Club of Nedlands 

SHENTON PARK Furniture, 

couches, books. Saturday 1st July, 

22 Fortune St 

SHENTON PARK Para-quad giant 

garage sale Sunday 25 June 

10.00am, Recreation Hall, 10 Selby 

Street, Shenton Park. Be there! 

Furniture, bric-a-brac, toys, 

household, etc 

WEMBLEY DOWNS Sunday 25th 

June, 10-1pm 175 Weaponess 

Road. Outdoor setting, Bertini pram, 

surfboard, baby and household items 

HEALTH & BEAUTY 

AN Experience beyond relaxation, 

Trager therapeutic massage, deep 

yet painfree, relieves back/neck 

/shoulder pain, stress, insomnia, 

depression and much more. Also 

avail w/ends Yatra 0414 352 141 

(Freo) 

CLAIRVOYANT Genuine, caring 

Fran 0407 775 178 

DETOX Your body, detox your liver. 

Detox seems to be the in thing but 

how do you know how and what will 

suit you personally? The Best Health 

Centre have been advising our 

clients on individualised methods of 

detox for more than 15 years. Now it 

seems we are in fashion so who 

better to advise you than your local 

practitioners. Call 9385 3088 today 

for your personal program and start 

to feel alive again! 

www.besthealth.com.au 

"EXPERIENCE True Love" free talk 

and meditation with Australian 

Director, Brahma Kumaris. Thursday 

6th July. Bookings 9388 6101 

FITNESS Centre Cottesloe. Weights. 

Pilates. Cardio. Stretching 0418 950 

112 

FULL Body massage, reflexology, 

sports, swedish, n/sex 0415 942 388 

HAIRDRESSER - Fully qualified, will 

come to you. Enjoy the convenience 

of beautiful hair from home. Contact 

Sarah on 0403 621 575 

www.sassmeister.com.au 

HERBALIFE Independent Distributor 

free product delivery call 9244 4318 

LADIES Only beach training. New! 

Tuesday and Thursday 6am. Gentle, 

technique specific and friendly! 

Maximum numbers apply. Bookings 

only. Bae 0418 840 631 

www.baesieh.bigpondhosting.com 

LOSE Weight, up to 15kgs. Fast!! 

Safe, natural, guaranteed, free 

support. Call Nadia 9388 9717 

MASSAGE $13 off for 1.5hr 

massage. Soothe aches/pains due to 

stress, overwork, or physical activity. 

Experience deep relaxation and 

quality restful sleep. Tomoko 0413 

558 205 (mobile/service only). 

Professional and nonsexual service. 

Females only 

MASSAGE 1st class, absolutely 

fabulous, nourishing care for back, 

neck, shoulders and stress. Shiatsu, 

reflexology, reiki, theta healing and 

ear candling. Gift vouchers available. 

Nicola Bellugue 0418 838 854, 

Subiaco (non sexual) 

MASSAGE 4 year advanced 

Occupational Therapist trained. 

Headaches, neck, back pain. Erin 

Dall. Shenton Park Physiotherapy. 

Health Fund covered 9382 4017 

MASSAGE Amazing self healing. 

Alleviates stress/back/neck 

/shoulders/tension/pain/women’s 

problems. Zen shiatsu therapeutic 

massage. Trained in Japan. Non 

sexual. Elspeth 0410 853 441 

MASSAGE At your place for 

flexibility and relaxation to decrease 

tension and pain. 75mins for $60. 

Mobile 0428 100 602 Bernie 

MASSAGE For males only by 

qualified older gent. Afternoons 2pm 

to 8pm. No hurry - relaxing. Phone 

Vince 9245 2930, 7 days per week - 

$30 

MASSAGE. Improve your wellbeing 

through massage therapy, deep 

tissue bodywork. For appointment 

telephone experienced professional 

Valerie Frearson-Lane 9383 4614 

MASSAGE: The Shenton Pain and 

Massage Clinic. For effective releif 

from muscular pain. Back, neck and 

shoulder problems, headache, low 

back pain, hip and knee problems or 

simply to relax. 7 days. $35/hr 

Student/pensioner discount. David 

Turner 9381 3191 or 0408 928 657 

MASSAGE: Yoga massage. Deep. 

Relaxation. Jeremy Sheldrick 0421 

PILATES Beginners/fundamentals 

course. Absolutely back to basics 

and interesting! Commence end of 

June, 6 weeks, $90pp. Max numbers 

apply. Book now. Bae 0418 840 631 

PRESSURE Point therapy. Stress 

management. Home/office 0417 921 

REIKI Workshops. Enjoy learning 

accredited Reiki Healing Practice. 

Reiki 1 July 22 and 23 $200. Reiki 2 

July 29 and 30 $250. Enquiries: 

Roger Weston 9384 2344 

SORE Feet? Therapeutic foot 

massage incorporating reflexology, 

reiki, footcare, advice. Podiatrist 

30yrs experience. Health rebate. Gift 

vouchers available. Pip McGuinness. 

Sole to Soul 9387 1027 

YOGA - Workplace, Private, Groups. 

Call Jeremy Sheldrick 0421 499 994 

YOGA Kundalini. Yoga and 

meditation to clear and enhance 

subtle and physical energy. Classes: 

Wembley - Tuesday evening, 

Fremantle - Thursday evening, 

Mount Claremont - Saturday 

morning. Suzanne 9384 7005 

YOGA Nedlands: Small Iyengar-style 

classes emphasis on holistic safe 

practice, mindfulness incorporated. 

Teacher with many years experience 

and empathetic approach. Term 

three Cheryl 9381 6002 

YOGA Nedlands: small lyengar-style 

classes emphasis on holistic safe 

practice, mindfulness incorporated. 

Teacher with many years experience 

and empathetic approach. Term 

three. Cheryl: 9381 6002 

YOGAMOVES, Shenton Park with 

Usha Elderfield. Beginner, 

intermediate and injury rehabilitation 

classes available. For details: 9382 

8587 or visit the website 

www.yogamoves.net.au 

ABSOLUTE Beachfront glorious 

Winter retreat Yanchep. Ph Lyn 0409 

880 632 or for more info 

www.laspalmasyanchep.com.au 

ADULT Getaway. Romantic riverside 

cottages in cool SW forest. Trout 

fishing, wineries, restaurants, 

galleries. Peerabeelup Farm 

Cottages (08) 9776 2025 

AUGUSTA An ocean front cottage, 

near Flinders Bay. Two bedroms, 

sleeps 4/5, own linen, f/equip. 9385 

1262, 0417 904 196 

BINNINGUP 4 bedroom house. 

Available all year. 9287 2296 

BROOME 4 brm bungalow, private 

gardens, avail 2nd week July hols 

and Broome Cup. Ph: 0404 378 777 

BUSSELTON - 4 bedroom house 

near beach. Tel 0400 199 440 

BUSSELTON - Siesta Park 

executive holiday house sleeps 2-10 

guests; tennis court; direct beach 

access. www.yellangip.com or 9755 

BUSSELTON - Siesta Park 

executive holiday house sleeps 2-10 

guests, tennis court, direct beach 

access. www.yellangip.com or 9755 

CLAREMONT, Waterfront, stunning 

2 b/r, f/equip apartment, breathtaking 

views, www.westozholiday.com, 

0417 176 634 

COTTESLOE - Central 2br apart. 

Ocean views, superbly furnished, 

fully equipped, available short term fr 

July. Min stay 3 nights 0409 296 816 

COTTESLOE 2 - 3 bedroom 

apartment. NorthCott beach across 

road. Ocean views. Superbly 

furnished. Fully equipped. Ph 9384 

5478, 0422 263 420. 

http://users.bigpond.au/ericstreet 

COTTESLOE 2 bedroom apartment 

fully equipped, fantastic ocean views, 

balcony, great central location to 

main beach 0428 337 736 

COTTESLOE 2 bedroom beachfront 

apartment. Fully equipped. Great 

location, fantastic views. Reasonable 

rates 0415 245 528 

COTTESLOE 2brm beachfront 

apartment, stylish spacious, fully self 

contained, great views. 0421 653 

829 

COTTESLOE Apartment. Great 

ocean views from every room and 

wide balcony. Renov 2brm fully furn 

and equipped. Mins walk to beach 

and train. Quiet street. Aircond, rates 

from $90-$140pn, min 3. Special 

weekly rates. Ph 9339 4448 or 0405 

670 803 

COTTESLOE, Beachfront, stylish 2b 

/r, f/equip beachfront apartment, 

large balcony, stunning views 0417 

176 634 

DENMARK 2br cottage avail July. 

Walk to inlet, mins to beach $60pn 

0411 809 412 

DENMARK is wonderful in Winter. 

Holiday and explore the wineries, 

craft galleries and countryside from 

this beautiful inlet frontage. Fully 

equipped, warm and cosy 2x2. Ideal 

adult retreat. Ph/Fax 9384 9895 

info@thecoombe.com.au 

www.thecoombe.com.au 

DENMARK. William Bay Cottage, 

very secluded. Sleeps 10. Walk to 

beach. 100 acres of bush. Tennis 

court. Reasonable rates. PH: 9286 

2876 

MARGARET River. Riveresque. 

Luxurious, romantic Balinese 

inspired villa, fully self contained with 

many special features to ensure a 

memorable experience. Soak in the 

double spa in the marble bathroom, 

dream in the 4 poster king size bed, 

relax on the large bamboo day beds 

on the verandah overlooking the river 

and soak up the spiritual essence of 

this magical destination. (Australian 

Traveller magazine votes Riveresque 

one of the top 10 romantic retreats in 

Australia). Please phone Di and Rob, 

9757 2493 or 

www.mronline.com.au 

/accom/riveresque 

MARGARET River Wilderness 

Retreat. Peaceful bush setting with 

views. Sleeps 6-8. Close to beach. 

Potbelly. 9285 1840, 0405 618 050 

MARGARET River (Prevelly 

/Gnarabup Beach). Quality 4x2. 

Sleeps 10. Unrestricted ocean views 

west/north to Surfers Point and 

beyond. Short walk to various 

beaches. 0402 993 001. 

www.users.bigpond.com/gbrkr 

MARGARET River Chalet 

Chardonnay unique peaceful 

comfortable central affordable 

self-contained 0418 927 788, 9382 

4949 

MARGARET River Prevelly, two 

stylish self contained open plan 

studio apartments on the beach. 

Luxury spa suite $140p/n including 

continental breakfast (first morning). 

Deluxe Studio $90. Phone/fax Mandy 

or Rick (08) 9757 2026 or email to 

seasoul@westnet.net.au 

MARGARET River. Architect 

designed straw bale home in forest, 

midway town and beach, close to 

river. Sleeps eight. Hydrotherapy 

spa. 0419 191 871 

MARGARET River. Comfortable, 

peaceful semi-rural house, with 

private tennis court. Four bedrooms, 

potbelly stove. Tel 9385 7838 

MARGARET River Gracetown beach 

house self cont, sleeps 6, 

pandjsbeachhouse.com 0438 927 

047, close beach, waves, wineries 

MOORE RIVER / Guilderton cottage 

in excellent location with views, 

potbelly. Ideal weekender. Pets ok. 

9385 8293 

MOTOR VEHICLES 

BMW 635 CSI Coupe 1980. Cream, 

blue leather, well maintained, e.e 

sun-roof works well and is leakless! 

$9,800. 9381 7666 

COMMODORE Stat wgn 2001 white, 

excellent inside/out. $14,500. 9382 

4772 

FALCON 89, auto, a/c, c.lock, regis. 

Owned by mechanic - reduced to 

$1,900 ono incl. 3 months warranty 

0412 237 714 

FORD Laser 1984, 5 door, good 

working order $2,000. (M) 0407 984 

944 (H) 9387 6002 

MAZDA Metro ’98 hatch, manual, A 

/Con, P/Steer, Feb ’07 reg, serv log, 

extras, top con. $8,750. 9381 6584 

NISSAN Bluebird s/wagon ’85 

excellent motor, good body, new 

tyres $2,000. 0417 939 576 

NISSAN Skyline 1993 manual, non 

turbo, A/C, all electrics, 100,000 

odometer. One owner since import. 

Well maintained. Great condition. 

$15,000 ono. Phone: 9381 1793 

ROVER 2001 75 Connoisseur. 

Excellent condition, BRG leather 

interior, triptonic, parking sensor and 

all the luxury. $20,000 ono. 

73,000kms. 0408 905 995 / 9381 

2351 

TOYOTA Camry 91 Exec sedan 

white, auto, a/c, p/s, 8speaker 

stereo, economical, superb condition 

$2,000 ono 0408 168 851 

TOYOTA Camry 91 exec sedan, 

white, auto, a/c, p/s, exc condition, 

economical, great first car! $2,000 

ono, 0408 168 851 

TOYOTA Camry late 1997 

48,000km. Excellent condition. Best 

in Perth $13,500ono. Tel 0400 140 

762 

TOYOTA Cressida 173,000ks, 

excellent condition inside and out. 

Engine needs attention. Offers 

invited. Ph 9384 5350 

VOLVO 1999 S.40 2 LT auto. 89,000 

K’s silver. Ex cond $17,650. (08) 

9756 7421 

_ _ 

499 994 

MEDICAL Massage Therapist: 

Sports Injuries, Accidents, Joint 

Problems, Deep Tissue. Robert Tiller 

0400 900 066 

PERSONAL Trainer. Mobile, 

qualified, life experienced. Individual 

or group. Pilates, yoga, fitness, 

strength, flexibility, mobility. 

www.baesieh.bigpondhosting.com 

Call Bae 0418 840 631 

PERSONAL Trainer weightloss, 

fitness, yoga, pilates/boxercise 0415 

942 388 

789 

8145 

8145 

HOLIDAYS & RESORTS 

DUNSBOROUGH - Cottage avail 

Sept school hols - Peppermint Dr - 

walk to beach/shops $750pw 0417 

181 901 

DUNSBOROUGH 3 bathroom 4 

bedroom. New fully equipped luxury 

house. Only steps to the beach. 

9387 2417, 0410 552 399 

DUNSBOROUGH 3x2house, Winter 

rates, logfire, school hols 0407 385 

259 

DUNSBOROUGH 4x2 sleeps 9, 

linen supplied, close to beach/town. 

www.hermitage.net.au Winter 

specials Ph 9756 7486 or 0418 901 

686 

DUNSBOROUGH Area. Quiet and 

secluded studio suitable 2 persons. 

Bush setting, completely self 

contained. BBQ, spa bath, pot belly, 

etc. Easy access to wineries, 

beaches. Minimum 2 nights from $50 

per night. Details 9756 8166 

DUNSBOROUGH Beachhouse 

Geographe Road backs Toby’s 

Quindalup 4bed July vacancies 9448 

5527, 0419 943 203 

DUNSBOROUGH Cedar cottage 

5brm sleeps 8, cozy fire, walk shops 

/beach pets OK $90 night 9385 

8483, 0403 156 899 

DUNSBOROUGH Modern 3x2 

house with every comfort. Walk to 

beaches. Very quiet location 

between two reserves. Available all 

year. Minimum stay 6 nights. 0429 

110 036 

DUNSBOROUGH/Busselton. 

Exclusive absolute beachfront 

apartment with spa and all luxuries. 3 

night midweek getaway for two 

adults $395 (excl hols.) 9447 3406 or 

0419 196 331 

EAGLE Bay. Spacious 2 storey 5x2 

with ocean views. Sleeps 11. 350m 

to beach. T/court. Ph 0419 921 305 

EAGLE Bay walk to beach, sleeps 

twelve. Gary 0412 945 016 

GRACETOWN For the school 

holidays! Fabulous, comfortable 

family home. Ocean views, fully 

equipped, great rates, sleeps 6. Call 

9284 2900 soon 

GRACETOWN House "Seawatch". 

Modern, well-appointed beach house 

with panoramic ocean views. 0417 

983 848; 

gracetown@stav.com.au; 

http:/ /gracetown.stav.com.au 

GRACETOWN "Lefthanders 

Beachhouse" renovated, 

self-contained, near surf, potbelly 

heater. Perfect for Winter. 0427 205 

811 or 

lefthanders@amnet.net.au 

GRACETOWN "the white house" 

Renovated spacious house 30m 

from beach. Sweeping views and all 

mod cons. Available all year. 9384 

4817 

www.iinet.net.au/~mleahy/ 

INJIDUP Rural holiday house 3x2 

fully equipped 9383 3103 

KALBARRI House. Ocean views. 

Sleeps 12+. All mod cons. Linen 

included. Kid friendly. Phone Sally 

9284 7413 

LEDGE POINT Panoramic views, 

close to beach, ideal for weekend 

getaway, sleeps 7. Phone 0419 433 

766 

MANDURAH Falcon. New 3x2 fully 

equip sleeps 6-8. Great Winter 

break. Ph 9386 3660 

MARGARET River / Prevelly lovely 

home, all you need. Families and 

couples, no Leavers. 30/6 to 30/9 

book 7 nights pay 5. Mob 0427 572 

149 

NANNUP Black Cockatoo 

Guesthouse. Earth and Art and Spirit 

and Self. $55.00, double, twin 9756 

1035 

NEDLANDS Broadway F/F short 

term apartments available 9389 7363 

NEDLANDS Riverfront superb views 

lovely 3 bedroom self contained 

serviced apartment. 9386 7057 

www.kyaliteontheriver.com 

PEMBERTON Adult Getaway. 

Romantic riverside cottages in cool 

SW forest. Trout fishing, wineries, 

restaurants, galleries. Peerabeelup 

Farm Cottages (08) 9776 2025 

PRESTON Beach well appointed 

walk to beach, sleeps 8+, a/c, 1 1 ⁄2hrs 

from Perth. 9244 4902 

SHENTON PARK - One bed 

apartments available for short let, 

fully furnished and equipped. 

Opposite Sir Charles Gardiner 

Hospital and close to city, Subiaco, 

public transport and shopping village. 

Can sleep 4. Phone 0428 580 409 or 

www.staywest.com.au 

WALPOLE 3 bed house. Sleeps six. 

Modern, fully equipped. 9341 8107 

YALLINGUP 4x2 peaceful bush 

location 5mins beaches/vineyards 

9364 6090 

YALLINGUP Bush holiday house, 

3x2, 3 acres bush. Ph 9752 2291, 

www.funkybunker.info 

YALLINGUP. Idyllic bush retreat. 

Comfortable 4x2. Next Gunyulgup. 

Great for kids 0413 009 152 

FABULOUS House sitter seeks 

Fabulous House. Female 29 - 

Experienced in Long-term 3months 

+, will look after animals, garden 

etc.Work full time in the city, no kids 

or pets and non smoker. Have refs 

available and will get police check if 

required. Call anytime 0408310776 

SINGLE, Non smoker, non drinker, 

professional female available for 

housesitting. References and Police 

Clearance available. Phone: 0402 

331 354 

HOUSESITTING 

GOING Away or busy? Need home 

care with bonus of home pet care, 

without strangers sleeping in your 

bed! Call 9382 3550 or visit at 

www.homeaway.com.au 

RELIABLE, Professional, mature 

couple will mind home in Western 

suburbs. 6 months min. Exc refs 

avail. Ph: 0418 958 257 

JEWELLERY 

BEADED Handmade jewellery for 

parties, formals and everyday. 

Colours and styles for everyone. Call 

Susannah 0431 971 480 

LOST & FOUND 

FOUND Memory stick Woolworths 

carpark 9381 7502 

LOST, Ladies’ gold ring with 

diamonds and sapphire around 

Farmer Jack’s, Coles, Woolworths 

Subiaco on Tuesday 20 June. 

Reward 0417 985 915 

LOST White gold pearl necklace 

Subiaco Township area. Good 

reward. Phone 0439 903 491 

MARRIAGE 

CELEBRANTS 

DAVID Simenson JP Civil Marriage 

Celebrant Cottesloe 9383 4349 

FOR A very happy and memorable 

wedding ceremony call Kevin 

Graham JP Nedlands 9389 1406 for 

an obligation free meeting to discuss 

what you want 


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MOTOR VEHICLES PETS SITUATIONS VACANT SITUATIONS WANTED SOCIAL CLUBS 

VOLVO 244 DL. Well loved and 

maintained. Complete logs. Sedan. 

Dark green. Auto 9388 1155 or 0419 

917 548. $3,800 

LONDON South Kensington 

apartment overlooking quiet garden 

square in central London. 2 

bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, competitive 

rental. Ph 9389 8881, 9386 3893, 

9385 3565 

AFFORDABLE Pleasure a pretty 

slim blonde to visit you. Phone Dee 

on 0409 883 142 

GENT 63 meet lady company. 

Phone Fred 9430 6348 

LIKE A good massage? Need to 

relax and be pampered? Therapeutic 

and sensual relaxation massage. No 

sex. Private West Perth, city. Call 

0438 906 730 for appt 

MALE Escort for ladies. Gd looking 

prof discrete 32yo. Your fantasies 

fulfilled. Satisfaction guaranteed. Ph 

Damyon 0416 339 297 

MASSAGE. M/M strong. Sports. 

Relax. 7 days/eves. 9313 3529 

NAKED Butler for all your domestic 

duties 0418 952 222 

SPERM Donor wanted! Discretion 

assured. Must be a healthy, 

non-smoker, preferrably under 35yrs. 

Any race/ethnicity encouraged. Small 

compensation. Please phone 

evenings only 0431 627 471. Email 

Post_Ad_Girl@hotmail.com 

BURBERRY Dog coat with hood! 

Size M (28-33cm long, 38-42cm 

chest) would suit smaller dog (eg 

Maltese/Shih Tzu). Made from high 

quality materials for warmth and 

comfort for your dog. Brand new - 

still in packet. $45 ono 9371 5563, 

0439 944 126 Shenton Pk/Freo 

CALL Soggy Doggy for prompt 

mobile dog wash and clipping also 

dog walking. Phone Diana 0412 246 

306 

DOG Obedience classes: renowned 

trainer John Connell is conducting 

his current classes which 

commenced at Swanbourne Oval on 

Sunday morning on June 18th, and 

the Wednesday evening class at 

College Park on June 21st. Please 

call Dot or Nickee on 9384 2644 for 

late bookings 

MUSICAL 

DRUM Kit 5 piece Yamaha, 14" 

paiste hi hat, 20" ride, stool Margaret 

0418 422 835 

DRUMS Full set, top brand, must 

sell, cost $1,200 sell for $600 ono. 

Ph: 0412 237 714 

FULLSIZE Violin, 3 

⁄4 violin, 

handmade cases, bows, reasonable 

0405 570 045 

GUITAR Lessons experienced 

/qualified teacher. Call now 0415 942 

388 

GUITAR Lessons. Eve Tsakalos 

Guitar and String Inst School. Group 

tuition and private lessons available, 

any style taught. Learn from Perth’s 

most experienced teacher. Contact 

Eve 9387 5014 

GUITAR Tuition available for 

beginners to advanced. 9381 9146 

GUITAR Tuition by professional 

musician with 25 years 

performance/13 years teaching 

experience. All ages, styles, levels. 

$35/45mins. Tony Annese. Dip. Mus. 

B.Perf.Arts. 0437 494 528 

GUITAR Yamaha acoustic steel 

string brand new $175 including 

accessories 0439 939 972 

MOBILE Piano/keyboard/fun/exams 

/modern/classical. Award winning 

teachers make learning fun. Phone 

Leslie 0437 051 552 

PIANO Hire, short/long term. Student 

/Pro quality. No contracts, no hassle 

9387 2795 

PIANO Lessons. Inspiring, 

experienced teacher, AMusA, MIMT, 

WAMTA. Gunhild Marchant 9384 

2482 

PIANO Tuning, repairs, AMIMT, UK, 

reasonable rates. 9349 8186 

PIANO Yamaha WX-3 professional 

model unmarked $7,500. 9386 6084 

SINGING Lessons. Beginners to 

advanced. Classically trained, teach 

all styles, TEE music tutoring. Ring 

Lexi 9381 3766 

SINGING Tuition available for 

beginners to advanced. 9381 9146 

VIOLIN Tuition, European trained 

teacher, beginners/advanced 0405 

570 045 

OVERSEAS HOLIDAY 

ACCOMMODATION 

CAREFUL Tenants wanted to 

housesit in Wicklow Ireland from 

August onwards 9385 6096 

PERSONAL 

PETS 

FLOREAT Grooming. All breeds 

experienced groomer. Phone 9383 

7773 

GOING Away or busy? Want at 

home pet care without strangers 

invading your privacy! Call 9382 

3550 or visit us at 

www.homeaway.com.au 

JUST Walkin your dog. Experienced, 

any breed, times to suit, honest. 

Police Clearance. Phone/Fax Keith 

9284 1610 

PUPPY Classes, and the 

intermediate class (middle school) 

Pupi Management are held every 

Sunday at the Swanbourne 

Veterinary Centre at 9.30am and 

11am respectively. Situated at 2 

Devon Road, Swanbourne, 

continuous classes are held all the 

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PUPPY Pre-school. Come and join 

our fun and educational classes. For 

puppies between 6-16 weeks. 

Sundays at 2pm. Phone Floreat Vet 

on 9383 7773 

CAFE Assistant required at Nude 

Nosh. Passionate about food, 

enthusiastic and energetic - call us. 

Part/fulltime. Week days only. Ph 

6389 1001 

PUBLIC NOTICES 

HAIR Models wanted. Experienced 

hairdresser joining Toni and Guy 

team. Male and female can apply. 

Cheap cuts. For more details contact 

Sarah: 0417 336 631 

PHOTOGRAPHY 

BABY Photos!!! Professional 

affordable adorable. Copyright free 

on CD. We come to you! Call 

Something To Keep on 9247 1771 

PHOTOGRAPHER Portraits and 

weddings. Brett Drage Cottesloe 

9286 1390 

RELIGIOUS NOTICES 

S.CHRISTOPHER’S Church 

(Anglican) City Beach cnr. 

Templetonia/Yalgun Rds. SUNDAY 8 

and 9.30am. WEDNESDAY 10am. 

Locum Minister: Rev Dr M.C. Lee. 

You are warmly invited 

REMOVALS 

WOULD You like your rubbish taken 

to the tip give Tony Winn a call on 

0419 954 553 

SITUATIONS VACANT 

APPRENTICE Bakers required 

Bakers Delight Mosman Park. Phone 

9385 6733 or 0439 927 858 

ASSISTANT / Carer. Swanbourne. 

Friendly, flexible female req. for 

woman mid 50’s. Driving, shopping, 

some light household help. 7-10hrs 

week. Ph: 0412 587 978, 0412 428 

362 

ASSISTANT Manager-Retail. 

Permanent part time position, approx 

30hrs/wk, we are open 12hrs/day 

7days/wk. Apply to VideoEzy 

Subiaco, 1/375 Roberts Rd, Subiaco 

CAFE Assistant energetic, 

enthusiastic person 20-30 hours per 

week, days only, apply Karrakatta 

Cafe or ph Linda on 0439 699 817 

CARER, Preferably female, for 

young/active physically disabled 

man. No experience required, 

training provided. Needs to be 

confident, fit, reliable, preferably local 

and have common sense. Various 

duties, various times, maybe adhoc. 

$17/hour Shenton Park, Ben 0413 

807 115 

brownb06@student.uwa.edu.au 

CARER Req Subiaco to assist Male 

quad with p/care, dom tasks and 

meal prep. Mon/Wed 8am-11am, 

Thurs/Sun 8am-10am, Wed/Sun 

10.30pm-11.30pm, Sun/Thurs 

5pm-6pm. Pol cl req. Ph: 9388 1324 

/ 0407 089 407 

CARER Req Wembley to assist Male 

quad with p/care and dom tasks. 

Suns 8am-11am. Pol cl req. Ph: 

9383 9681 

CARERS Urgently required in 

Western Suburbs to provide 

Personal Care, Domestic Assistance 

and Respite. Will require a valid 

Police Clearance and your own 

vehicle. This is a great opportunity 

for students or mothers to enter the 

workforce with hours to suit their 

commitments. Please phone Care 

Net on 9485 0055 and speak to Ros 

or Suzi to discuss this further 

CHEF / Cook part-time Wembley. 

28hrs Monday - Thursday 7am - 2pm 

approx. Great potential. Home-style 

meal delivery business. Must be 

experienced, motivated, manage all 

aspects of kitchen. Excellent cook. 

Well organised. $21 p/hr. Phone 

9387 6693 or 9381 1793 A/H 

CHILDCARER / Housekeeper. Need 

a domestic goddess for a busy 

household = 10 + 12 year old. 

Approx 10 hours per week. Need 

car, police clearance, first aid. Hours 

after school Tuesday - Friday. Good 

rate for right person (Floreat area). 

Phone 9387 6602 

CLEANER Casual Hampden Rd, 

Nedlands, holiday apartments, 

irregular hours, hardworking person. 

0422 138 400 

COUNTER Hand coffee maker 

wanted part time at Choux Cafe. 

Experienced please. 9385 4227 

DISTRIBUTOR For "POST" in City 

Beach around Tranmore Street and 

the other one around Kalinda Drive. 

Ph Jan on Monday on 9381 3088 

FLOREAT Family Day Care, 

kindergarten place from August ’06, 

licensed, CCB avail, friendly loving 

care, call Michelle: 9387 1729 

Sell your 

unwanted 

items in the 

POST for 

only… 

$ 4 40 

INSURANCE Administration. Bruce 

Insurance Brokers are one of 

Australia’s leading insurance brokers 

providing general insurance broking 

services to clients Australia Wide. 

We are currently seeking a person to 

join us in Subiaco to undertake 

general administration work in 

support of our management and 

broking teams and to man our 

switchboard and reception desk. The 

successful applicant will be a 

positive, self-motivated person with 

good communication and 

organisational skills and a sharp eye 

for detail. The person we seek would 

be able to demonstrate the potential 

and ambition to develop a career in 

the insurance industry through a 

commitment to ongoing insurance 

training and a desire for promotion 

within our organisation. Ideal 

applicants should also possess the 

following attributes: • Friendly and 

helpful personality • Strong 

computing and IT skills • Excellent 

organisational skills • Minimum 6 

months previous experience in an 

office environment. Salary to 

$30,000. Please forward your 

resume to the attention of Pauline 

Bourne, Bruce Insurance Brokers, 

PO Box 887, Subiaco WA 6904 or 

via email pauline@bruce.com.au 

LABOURER Wanted for local 

builder. Approx 5 to 20 hrs per week. 

Wheelbarrow, shovel and broom an 

asset. Phone 0422 442 724 or 0414 

810 171 

MOTHER’S Help - Reliable person 

wanted 4-7pm Mon-Fri to assist busy 

mother w/ light chores and 3 boys (6, 

5 and 2). Floreat. Pls call 9387 6817 

/ 0417 977 708 

NANNIES, Mothers Helps, 

Babysitters, Full Time, Part Time, 

Casual, call Mrs Doubtfire (08) 9286 

2518 

NANNY/Childminder for 2 children, 

3yo and 5 months, 2 days pw, 

10am-3pm approx, exp and refs 

required. 6389 2373 

POSITIONS Vacant. Checkout 

operators / Deli assistant / Fruit and 

Veg assistant wanted. Full time and 

part time positions Shenton Park 

IGA. Phone 0412 351 566 

PROPERTY Manager - Full time. Do 

you have at least 2 years experience 

in Property Management and are 

ready to advance your career? Do 

you want to work for a company that 

recognises the importance of its 

Property Management Department 

and focuses on exceptional service 

for all their clients? Boutique Subiaco 

office looks for a professional and 

responsible person with first class 

presentation to work in all aspects of 

property management. 

Please forward your resume to 

clare@thepropertyexchange.com.au 

RECEPTIONIST Are you bright, 

energetic and love working with 

people? Perth’s most successful 

optical practitioners require a 

receptionist at our Floreat practice. 

The position requires high attention 

to detail and a willingness to work as 

part of a team. A bright bubbly 

personality and the ability to work 

quickly and efficiently are essential in 

this busy environment. Previous 

health related and bookkeeping 

experience is preferred but not 

essential. If this sounds like you, 

email your resume to 

janet@asphar.com.au or call 9481 

3799 

RECEPTIONIST Needed for busy 

City Beach real estate office. Must 

have excellent computer skills and 

telephone manner. Hours are 

Monday to Friday 8.45am-5.15pm. 

Phone Natalie Snooks on 9245 3333 

or 0419 968 884 

RECEPTIONIST (Part time) for 

dental surgery Claremont. No age 

limit. Training available. Phone 9385 

6677 or write to PO Box 2046, 

Claremont North, WA 6010 

STRUCTURAL DETAILER: AutoCad 

position available for "Steel and Tilt 

Panel development". Must be keen 

to build up a position within our 

company, excellent work conditions. 

Call Raymond on 9227 7791 W or 

0414 964 623 

TELEMARKETING Person required 

cleaning company part-time 0415 

226 447 URGENT 

TRAVEL Person required. Must 

have had experience. Hours to suit, 

parking available. Must know Word, 

Excel. Subi office. Call Michael 

Johnston 9382 8012 

UNI-STUDENT / School Leaver 

required 2-3 days per week as Sales 

Assistant in Toyworld Claremont. 

Good Customer Service skills are 

essential. Ph 0404 920 937 / 0404 

920 930 

WAITSTAFF, Kitchenhands, delivery 

drivers needed - work from 4 to 40 

hours - phone Larry 0412 952 445 

WW2 Veteran writing memoirs needs 

help, could suit retired person savvy 

PC 9387 5593 

SITUATIONS WANTED 

BABYSITTER $14p/hr, 1st aid 

certificate, police clearance, 

references, phone Emma 0434 915 

073 

CARPET Steam cleaning. Business 

/house/office 9335 5350, 0421 243 

206 

CHAUFFER Professional driver/ p/t 

yoga teacher; reliable, discreet, no 

stress, professional service. Call 

Jeremy 0421 499 994. ABN and 

police clearance 

CHAUFFEUR For hire. Mature, tall 

gentleman. Ref avl 0431 160 444 

CLEANER Mature lady hard 

working, very good references. 

Wembley, Wembley Downs, 

Churchlands. 9204 5679 

CLEANER Vacates, bond cleans. 

Industrial vacuum and all cleaning 

supplies provided. Reliable, 

experienced, Police Clear. 0411 565 

550 

CLEANERS Couple team. 

Experienced. For long term 0418 938 

847 

CLEANERS Husband / Wife team. 

Home and office. Reliable, 

experienced, plc/cld 0431 894 562, 

9203 9141 

CLEANING / Ironing fortnightly. 

Hardworking, thorough, honest, 

reliable lady. Cottesloe / adjacent 

areas $20/hr min 2hrs 0438 968 215 

after 6pm 

CLEANING Efficient, reliable 2-3hrs 

Fridays prefer Floreat or near 9446 

4575 after 5pm 

CLEANING Lady available. Very 

honest, efficient, reliable. Wed 

morning only 4 hours minimum with 

reference. Mosman Park, Cottesloe 

only. Weekly basis. Ph 9451 7698 

$20ph 

CLUTTERED? Two people get a job 

done quicker. Need help, motivation 

and new ideas on storage. Marianne 

0408 400 622 

COOKING Had enough! Healthy, 

delicious meals prepared. Your 

home or mine, functions 9287 1063 

GARDEN Ace blitzes, all areas, 

phone Nick 0412 772 238 

GARDEN Pruning, mulching, 

tidyups. Free quotes 0409 889 746 

or 9276 7731 

GARDEN Tidy ups, pruning, 

mulching, rose pruning, retic, 20 

years exp 0421 215 495 

GUTTER Cleaning, minor repairs, 

painting or any other maintenance 

required. For old fashioned reliable 

service. Call Michael 0419 171 260 

HANDYMAN A qualified carpenter, 

locks, doors, gates, windows, new 

ropes, door rollers, roof leaks 9384 

5110, 0418 903 112 

HANDYMAN: All home and garden 

maintenance done. Winter cleanup, 

inc gutters, gardening, lawnmowing, 

painting, small bricklaying and 

paving jobs. Phone Sam 0431 423 

524 

HANDYMAN Efficient and reliable 25 

years experience all home 

maintenance indoors and out. 

Painting, tiling, carpentry, etc. Call 

Bob 9444 6474, 0403 511 072 

HANDYMAN Extraordinaire - no job 

too small. Phone Michael for reliable 

old fashioned service. 0419 171 260 

HANDYMAN Multi-skilled, all types 

of maintenance, very reasonable 

rates. Call Byron 0404 903 888, 


HANDYMAN No job too small. 

Floreat, Wembley. Quality cheap job! 

Paul 0418 949 342 

HANDYMAN Odd jobs, painting, 

carpentry, taps. Chris 9384 3039 

HOUSE Cleaner. Mother/daughter 

team with experience, references 

provided 9247 3896, 0438 917 922 

IRONING Good service pick/up 

delivery $10ph 9383 1658 

IRONING Pick/up, delivery, good 

service $10ph 0423 289 020, 9384 

4101 

LADY Gardener, experienced 

pruning, feeding, weeding, plant 

advice, rose pruning, palm fronds cut 

0415 383 490 

LAWNCARE Mowing and lawn 

maintenance. A reliable and friendly 

service. Call Pete 0414 749 133 

(police cleared, fully insured) 

LAWNMOWING Weed spraying and 

all lawn maintenance. Call Michael 

0419 171 260 

NANNY / Babysitter, mature, 

experienced all ages, reliable 9339 

0547 

PAINTING Interior, exterior, quality 

work, registered 0407 998 693, 9319 

1038 

ROSE Pruning $3.30/bush. Lime 

/sulphur spraying, prunings removal 

and climbers extra. Call Gabriel 0422 

425 616 

ROSE Pruning. Experienced, spray 

included. Bryce 0417 179 485, 9387 

5151 

RUBBISH A clean up from sheds, 

garages, houses, anything removed. 

Small jobs welcome. Reasonable, 

free quotes. 9354 4245 

RUBBISH Removed from sheds, 

garages, yards, junk, anything 

removed. Reasonable. 0401 907 944 

anytime 

TUTOR Indonesian/English/History. 

Qualified, university lecturer. Call 

Nick 0414 381 521 

TUTOR Mandarin lessons. General, 

academic, and business from 

Chinese native speaker. Call Monica 

0431 316 645 

TYPING Resumes, Medical, Word 

Processing, Dictaphones, Memoirs. 

Phone/fax 9387 7752, mobile 0419 

914 552 Helen 

WINDOWCLEANER Mosman Park 

call for obligation free quote Nick 

0414 381 521 

SOCIAL CLUBS 

FABULOUS Way to meet. Find 

friendship, love and enjoy weekly 

events with style, quality and 

professionalism. For further inquiries 

call now: 9218 8222, 0403 539 422. 

Partners and Friends. Visit our 

website and view the quality service 

we provide: 

www.partnersandfriends.com.au 

TO LET 

FOR more properties To Let see 

the classified advertisement in our 

Real Estate. 

ART - Craft studios from $48 per 

week. 22 Pakenham St, Fremantle 

9430 8145 

CITY BEACH 45+ mature, 

professional person to share lge 

executive house, two bed with 

ensuite, lge pool, gardens, close to 

trans and beach. $195 pw 0419 946 

794 or 9385 8556 

COTTESLOE $230 ocean views, 

50mt to beach, 1x1, lounge/dining, 

balcony, kitchen, shared laundry. 

Block of 4, u/c car bay. Enq: Jenny 

9384 7147 

COTTESLOE Beachfront trendy, 

large 1 bedroom unit. Furn/self 

contained/undercover car bay. Great 

lifestyle. $265pw 0412 925 663 

COTTESLOE. Room for rent in fully 

furn 2bdrm beach bungalow, 30m 

from North Cott beach in a quiet 

street. $125p.w + bond, bills etc. Call 

David 9385 0587 

COTTESLOE Villa $285/wk ovr 55s 

2brm, near bch, u’cover pkg, AC, 

sunny, 1 level, lng lease avble 9385 

1803 

EAST FREMANTLE - 2 bdrm 

apartment. Great location. $250 per 

week. 0400 200 626 

MOSMAN PARK. 2 bed, unique 

spacious o/plan villa. Bright, private, 

2 crtyrds. Exc loc. Auto roller door 

grg, storage $280pw. Furn neg. Avail 

7 August. 9761 4992 / 0415 689 886 

MOSMAN PARK 2 bed house. $270. 

Older style, neat, clean. Emma 0409 

300 471 

MOSMAN PARK 3bed, 2bath house. 

1year available August $700/week. 

Ph 9383 2980 

MOSMAN PARK Older 2brm house 

with study, large living areas. Close 

to transport. $270pw. Phone 9384 

4014 

NEDLANDS Broadway Apartment 

$200. Great location 0408 349 684, 

9389 7363 

NEDLANDS Hampden Rd. Short 

stays, fully equipped studio 

apartment, budget rates 9387 4098 

SHENTON PARK Char 2 bed’m B/T 

home, sep lounge and dining with 

garage at $270pw. Richard 0407 387 

943 

SUBIACO / Nedlands fully equipped 

1-2brm apartments, close amenities, 

short / long term 0422 138 400 

SUBIACO 42 sq m of 1st floor office 

/retail space in prime location. Ring 

Don 0419 956 344 for details 

SUBIACO Bedsit 1min train, no 

smoking, no pets $130pw plus gas, 

elec 0439 964 698 

SUBIACO Short term 1-2 b’room 

apart, f/equipped, f/furn, 1-8wks 

9387 4098, 0421 657 817 

SWAN Hills retreat. POA. 3x2, furn 

brick and iron home, a/c, potbelly, 

carport. Daily/weekly rental. 0422 

107 116 

WEMBLEY Comfortable 4 bedroom 

home, 2 bathrooms, modern kitchen, 

large lounge and family room, air 

con, security, 4 car garage, fully 

reticulated $550pwk 9387 5353 

WEMBLEY DOWNS Lge duplex 

3x1, birs, new paint, carpet and 

window treatments. Opp bushland 

$300pw 9446 1328 or 0412 472 268 

WEMBLEY Newly renovtd, 2brm, 

birs, int lndry, sunny balc o/look pool, 

small quiet gdn cmplx, u/c pk, walk 

Subi all amens $255. 9383 7258, 

0421 732 586 

WEST LEEDERVILLE Delightful top 

floor 1 bed end unit. F/F, great views. 

Available now. $170 pw. Ann 0434 

986 375 

WANTED TO BUY 

17TH To 20th Century Antiques and 

Collectables wanted. Furniture, chest 

of drawers, old clocks, pocket 

watches, wrist watches, china, silver, 

dolls, teddy bears. Will pay best 

prices. Cash paid. Phone Philip of 

Nedlands Antiques 9389 5546 

BOOKS. Best prices paid for quality 

books, esp WA and Aust history and 

academic and scholarly in most 

areas. Serendipity Books 9382 2246 

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Dogs out, drinkers in 

Council staff had recommended the pub 

should be allowed to set up a marquee for 400 

customers in the carpark, as previously approved 

by the liquor licensing authority. 

But councillors objected that would put twice 

as many customers in the carpark as in the building. 

They also cut the number of occasions they 

would agree to the carpark bar from about 15 

a year to about seven, depending on the number 

of sports finals or international games at 

Subiaco Oval. 

Councillor Corinne MacRae said: “JB O’Reilly’s 

generates anti-social activity, regardless of extended 

trading permits. 

“My husband drinks there every Sunday and 

he has told me he has seen someone going out 

of JB’s and peeing against the dental surgery and 

that was at 6 o’clock in the evening,” she said. 

“These extended trading licences are special 

and they should be earned.” 

The council surveyed owners and tenants of 

1013 properties around the pub by sending 

them a questionnaire. 

There were 376 responses but staff discounted 

69 that did not give an address. 

A summary of the results showed two thirds 

of those who replied were in favour of the carpark 

bar but only 40% of those who answered the question 

thought 400 customers was reasonable. 

Planning boss Ian Birch said the liquor licensing 

agency made a mistake in allowing 400 in the 

carpark previously. “They (liquor licensing authority) 

did not go against what the council said, 

it was a misinterpretation,” he said. 

Council staff said the council should support 

the carpark bar on St Patrick’s Day, when national 

AFL, soccer and rugby finals are played, 

and allow the licensee to choose six other 

events at Subiaco Oval. 

Councillors on the development services committee 

said the council should axe the additional 

six events and stick to major sports events and 

St Patrick’s Day. 

The full council will discuss the applications 

on Tuesday and the director of liquor licensing 

will have the final say. 

Homeswest for Subi 

Glenys Hopkin said: “We have come together 

to pursue this housing proposal because will 

not be around forever to provide the support our 

children need. 

“Subiaco is the place around which our adult 

children’s family, social and work life revolves. 

“Their grandparents, mothers, fathers, brothers, 

sisters and friends are here. 

“They use the Perth-Fremantle train and 

services, including doctors, pharmacists, libraries, 

sports clubs and churches. 

“Jersey Street is close to all these things – particularly 

to our children’s work such as Paraquad 

Industries. 

“We can share the site with public parking. 

“Nine of our children need to be accommodated 

now, while we parents are still alive.” 

Mr Tomlins, in a report to Subiaco council, said: 

“It is envisaged that the lease fee for the land 

would be set at a rate comparable with that of 

lease fees in outer suburban areas. 

“In this way the city would offset the prohibitive 

costs for development of affordable housing in this 

area, while enabling a reasonable return to the city.” 

Estimated construction costs would be $2.1m. 

Mr Tomlins said: “Subiaco’s social diversity, 

historically based on housing affordable across 

the income spectrum, continues to diminish with 

increases in land value. 

“This social diversity has historically contributed 

significantly to the creation of Subiaco’s character 

– arguably a big part of what makes 

Subiaco so attractive. 

“The city’s social housing policy aims at retaining 

the city’s identity. 

“However, in reality the city’s capacity to retain 

social diversity in the face of the strength 

of the local property market is severely limited. 

“The proposed use of this land for affordable 

housing is one of the few levers that are realistically 

available to the city to make a contribution 

to social diversity.” 

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Go the green and gold 

Hi kids 

In this, the finest week of our 

soccer history (hopefully), many of 

our Doodlebug artists were inspired 

to draw very patriotic maps of Australia. 

I’m not sure they did it because 

of the Socceroos, but at the moment 

any pictures of our sunburnt 

country are enough to inspire me to 

sing Waltzing Matilda and bring a 

tear to the eye. 

Cats were also a popular, with 

some sooper-dooper stripy little 

numbers and cute and cuddly kittens. 

There was so much wonderful 

colour in the entries this week that 

I had to wear sunglasses to stop the 

glare! 

Some of my favourites to miss out 

on the major prizes were Amberlie’s 

tigerish little 

orange and black cat and Phoebe’s 

elegant ginger moggie called Ciara. 

Imogen turned the shape into 

sea creatures with spectacular scales, 

while her sister did a cool grey rhino 

and their brother drew some scary monsters 

fighting. 

This week, the major prize winners 

were Madeleine Bougher (6), of 

Wembley, for her very elegant spotted 

brown cat saying “meow”, and Angus 

Barber (8), of Swanbourne, for his cool 

Egyptian scene with plenty of Aussie 

green and gold! 

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Jokes of 

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the road? 

A. To get to his neigh-bour’s 

house. 

Q. How did Ben Franklin 

feel when he discovered 

electricity? 

A. Shocked! 

Q. Why is a clock dirty? 

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Claremont rates up 5.2% 

As a plan to use the potential 

$35 million windfall from the 

Lakeway drive-in sale was endorsed 

this week, Claremont council’s draft 

budget proposes reaping an extra 

5.2% from ratepayers next year. 

Minimum rates would rise to 

$745 – up from $708 last year. 

Ratepayers, who have improved 

their properties in the past year, may 

find their bill jacked up by more 

than 5.2%. 

However, the average ratepayer 

will have slightly less of an increase, 

director of corporate and 

community services Terry Pearson 

said. 

The draft budget for 2006/7, to be 

presented at a public meeting next 

Tuesday, June 27, predicts it will cost 

$5,987,108 to run the council, in- 

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■ Raymond 

Yong will play 

Schubert and 

Chopin at 

Sunday’s concert 

at Government 

House. 

ACROSS 

1 Policy favours ban on 

libation I’m so wild about (12) 

9 Jackass is into aid I 

otherwise ignored (5) 

10 Lean world’s out for 

a basic Scot (9) 

11 Abnormally developed 

gown for hopeless rover (9) 

12 Bear’s a knockout, 

French style (5) 

13 That’s my baby, for 

sure! (3,3) 

15 Be off the bench, joining 

macho chap as assistant (8) 

18 Breakdown might 

be psycho … (8) 

19 … or a golfer’s address? (6) 

22 Cove is the least, 

- no hesitation, here (5) 

24 High and dry - 

albeit chilly? (2,3,4) 

26 The heartlessy evicted 

characters summon 

investigator (9) 

27 One should set one 

straight (5) 

28 Take it all back on 

cheap fare? (3,6,3) 

DOWN 

1 Payment to one’s 

better half, once (7) 

2 Nothing on a plant 

resembles a sheep (5) 

3 Bury about midnight 

in tiny Y-fronts - 

such honesty (9) 

■ Right: Artistic director Mark 

Coughlan with Mrs Julie Michael 

in the grand old ballroom at 

Government House. 

crossword 

PS No 423 

4 Logo is designed 

around colder digs (6) 

5 Nothing out of the 

ordinary? That 

explains it (2,6) 

6 Sons listen for fish (5) 

7 Novel thinker aids 

name change (5,3) 

8 Destine for priesthood (6) 

14 Go nowhere with deer 

on neat rum (8) 

16 A greater perception 

of a church (9) 

17 To lessen parts of squad 

I’m in is hardly as 

invasive as … (8) 

18 … a war-mad 

army of ships (6) 

20 Support Doreen’s cast (7) 

21 One short way to 

widen current (6) 

23 Coffee’s filling sumo 

chaps with chocolate (5) 

25 Little work around for 

41 in plant (5) 

Last week’s solution 422 

Grand concerts for grand ballroom 

JONA TURLE 

Local musicians will 

get the chance to share the 

stage with international 

stars in a concert series in 

the very grand ballroom of 

Government House. 

The idea for the shows 

came from the Government 

House Foundation, whose 

president is the Governor’s 

wife Julie Michael. 

Mrs Michael said the 

ballroom had recently been 

renovated and restored to 

its former glory. 

“It is such a grand old 

I’ve been with my girlfriend 

five years. We’ve 

had our share of ups and 

downs, but overall it’s 

been the most rewarding relationship 

I could imagine. 

Recently everything was perfect. 

Then I went camping with my 

friend’s girlfriend and alcohol was 

involved. 

I made a very bad and unconscious 

decision to perform oral sex 

on her, which is all that happened. 

I just wasn’t thinking. I never 

thought this could happen because 

I am not that kind of person. 

Afterwards I felt terrible. 

Although I had no emotional 

attachment to this girl, I felt I had 

done the worst possible thing. 

I told my girlfriend the next 

day, and now our relationship is 

on the brink of dissipating. 

I still love her and know in my 

heart we can work this out, but 

she doesn’t want to talk to me 

right now. 

Jack 

Q 

room and I thought it would 

be great to stage more 

events the general public 

could enjoy,” she said. 

“The ballroom is ideally 

suited to classical music 

recitals as it has perfect 

acoustics and comfortably 

seats 400.” 

The series of four concerts 

begins this Sunday, 

when the series’ artistic 

director Mark Coughlan 

joins young pianist 

Raymond Yong for renditions 

of Schubert and 

Chopin, with string accompaniment. 

Mark said the concerts 

direct 

answers 

Wayne & Tamara 

Jack, when US horror 

writer Stephen King was in 

high school, he was given a 

chance to be a sports 

reporter for his local newspaper. 

King had only one reservation: he 

knew nothing about sports. 

The editor of the paper, however, 

didn’t see that as a problem. As he 

explained to Stephen: “These are 

games people understand when 

they’re watching them drunk in 

bars. You’ll learn if you try.” 

You are trying to understand a 

game you played while drunk on a 

camping trip, and you are taking 

the high road in all this. 

Alcohol made you do it, so you 

are innocent there. It was only oral 

sex, so you are almost blameless 

there. And you confessed, so you 

are an honourable person. 

A 

provided a great opportunity 

for up-and-coming 

performers, as well as 

showcasing musicians at 

the top of their trade. 

“World-renowned pianist 

Stephen Kovacevich plays 

Mozart and Beethoven one 

night, while local 14-yearold 

violinist Claudia Zorbas 

is joined by the WA Youth 

Chorale on another,” he 

said. 

“These shows will be 

great value and we’re hoping 

the concerts can become 

a fixture in the cultural calendar 

in years to come.” 

For Raymond Yong, who 

has been studying in 

Melbourne and Hanover 

for the past five years, the 

event is a chance to perform 

at home. 

“I am really excited to be 

playing in such a beautiful 

setting with former colleagues 

and my old teacher 

Mark Coughlan,” he said. 

Raymond and Mark play 

on Sunday, June 25, at 

4pm, and other concerts to 

follow in July, August and 

September. 

Tickets are $25, or $90 

for the four concert-series, 

and are available through 

BOCS. 

But you must have known when 

you confessed you were destroying 

your relationship in your girlfriend’s 

mind and in her memory. 

You claim alcohol made you a different 

person against your character, 

values, and will. 

Some ancient, and not so ancient, 

cultures take a different view, that 

alcohol frees a person to be who 

they really are, or at least frees 

them to do what they seek to do. 

Often when a relationship reaches 

the three, five, or seven-year mark, 

it’s at a crossroads. It needs to 

become marriage or be over. 

Some inner voice is telling you to 

end it, but you won’t face up to 

that, so you’re going to force her to 

end it for you. 

The outer part of you is having a 

problem with this. But the inner 

part is driving this forward. 

If she lets it pass this time, your 

inner voice will force the issue 

again, and again your outer part 

will deny all responsibility for what 

is happening. 

Wayne & Tamara

■ arts TIMEOUT P3 


Ottmar’s music is all his own 

JONA TURLE 

Guitar virtuoso Ottmar 

Liebert’s “nouveau flamenco” 

music is known worldwide 

for its rhythm and 

energy. 

And speaking to the 

man, the same energy and 

infectious passion for life 

shine through. 

Open and friendly, he is 

happy to discuss everything 

from his musical 

career to his love of his 

adopted home town of 

Santa Fe. 

Ottmar was classically 

trained in guitar and art 

and developed his unique 

style in his 20s, while living 

a nomadic existence of 

musical and artistic experimentation. 

Born in Germany, he 

travelled extensively 

through Europe, Asia and 

the Americas, before emigrating 

to the US and 

finally settling in Santa Fe 

20 years ago. 

“When I first arrived and 

looked out from the hills 

around the city to the stunning 

high desert vista, I fell 

in love with the place, and 

no matter where I go I 

always seem to end up 

back here,” Ottmar said. 

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■ Nouveau flamenco guitar virtuoso Ottmar Liebert brings 

his band Luna Negra to Perth in July. 

“The city itself is made 

up of a Hispanic and 

American Indian majority, 

with the rest of us of all 

colours and creeds hilariously 

grouped together as 

‘Anglos’. 

“This place has a wonderful 

ethnic diversity and 

vibrant culture and could 

teach the world a lot about 

race relations.” 

Ottmar said his songs 

were inspired by many 

things, but the colour and 

emphasis on music and 

visual arts in Santa Fe provided 

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“Sometimes I have 

woken from a dream with 

a complete song in my 

head, but I don’t have a set 

routine for songwriting, 

and inspiration can happen 

at any time,” he said. 

Ottmar’s latest 

Australian release, La 

Semena, has a strippedback 

traditional flamenco 

sound and was recorded 

solo in his home studio, 

with Ottmar as producer 

and sound engineer. 

“I found the process liberating 

and I was free to 

tinker and play around 

with the guitar and produce 

a more ethereal 

sound,” he said. 

“I think the end result is 

a more personal album, 

and I look forward to sharing 

the new sounds with 

my Australian audience.” 

Ottmar will showcase La 

Semena and favourites 

from his catalogue of 

award-winning albums, 

including his groundbreaking 

debut Nouveau 

Flamenco, when he visits 

Perth with his band Luna 

Negra. 

He will play at the 

Burswood Theatre on July 

25. 

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■ Break dancing began on the streets. 

Movers and shakers 

cover 

STORY 

Head spins and other anatomydefying 

gyrations set to funk, rap, hip 

hop and soul are heading our way in 

a spectacular break dance show for the school holidays. 

The Break! crew have shared the stage with such hiphop 

luminaries as Eminem, Public Enemy, Black Eyed 

Peas and Cypress Hill, and will get down and dirty to a 

live DJ, percussionist and beat-boxer. 

The 11 “lockers, poppers and b-boys and girls” are 

both street taught and classically trained and will set out 

to dazzle the crowd with “windmills, freezes and spiders”. 

Musical directors DJ Razor Ramon (Ramon 

Gilmore), and percussionist Shaun Kelly are joined by 

19-year-old beat-boxer Anointed S (Shaun Roig) to 

provide a pumping soundtrack to all the gnarly moves. 

In the show, the Break! boys and girls pay homage to 

the past 30 years of hip-hop dancing, from its Bronx 

roots to the present day. 

Break dance is enjoying a huge resurgence worldwide, 

thanks to the popularity of hip-hop music. 

It originated as a style of street dance during the 

1970s and is influenced by a number of sources, from 

African dance to James Brown. 

Catch the Break! team at the Burswood Theatre from 

July 19 to 23. Tickets are from Ticketek, 13 28 49 or 

www.ticketek.com. 

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ART OF FUN ART CLASSES - For ages 7-16: Nedlands, Shenton 

Park, Floreat. Established 12 years. Enrolments/Trials 9385 3274. 

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SINGING FOR NEW SINGERS - Begins Monday 10 July until 21 

August (9 hours) 5.45pm til 7.15pm. Songs of Stage & Screen 7.30pm to 

9.00pm. Warehouse Cafe, Shenton Park. Tutor: Ronald Macqueen & Jill 

Sullivan. Cost: $225 (40% of private lesson fees). Bookings: 9389 6890 or 

www.macqueenmusic.com.au. Gift vouchers available. 

COURSES 

PAC SCREEN WORKSHOPS - The next filmmakers, writers & 

actors’ very popular advanced weeknight course commences soon. Now in their 

13th year. screenworkshop.com.au 9384 4604 

WEEKLY VOICE CLASS - Develop the voice you desire. Course 

commences soon. screenworkshop.com.au 9384 4604 

ACTING FOR STAGE - Want to learn to act? Weekly Monday evening 

classes taught by experienced actor/director. New course commencing soon. 

screenworkshop.com.au 9384 4604 

EXHBITIONS 

LAURA COLE - Presents a colourful exhibition of selected paintings 

from the Stockroom that will change and evolve regularly to present a variety 

of paintings over three months. June, July and August, 2006 Monday to 

Friday 8am-5pm, Saturday & Sunday 9am-3pm. Bethesda Cafe, Bethesda 

Hospital Foyer, 25 Queenslea Drive, Claremont. Enquiries 9388 0803 

www.lauracoleartist.com. 

MCKENZIES - Nick Botting Exhibition opens Sunday 2 July, 2-5pm 

(until 14 July). Botting is a highly regarded London artist, who visited Perth 

late 2005 and painted these oils on site. An award winner at the Royal Institute 

of Oil Painters and the British National Portrait Gallery. Official artist on the 

English Cricket Teams 2001, Tour of Pakistan. Hours: Monday to Friday 10-5, 

Sunday 2-5 (during exhibitions only). View online: 

www.mckenziegallery.comau 8 Stirling Road, Claremont. Ph 9385 4180 

MONET GALLERY OF FINE ARTS - www.monetgallery.net.au. 

South Guildford near West Trac. Variety of styles/mediums by over 40 W.A. 

artists. Thursday 10-4, Fri/Sat/Sun 12-6. 

It only costs $4.40 a line (incl. GST) to advertise in 

Post Dates. Please contact Judy on 9381 3088 or 

judym@postnewspapers.com.au by Wednesday noon. 

■ Rebecca Davis and Stuart 

Halusz star in the poignant 

drama, Dear Heart. 

War letters returned 

to sender 

When Jenny Davis’s 

Aunt Wynne died, the family 

found dozens of letters 

written by Wynne to her 

young soldier husband, 

Mickey, during World War 

II. 

Many of the letters 

remained unopened, bearing 

the tragic war office 

stamp: “No trace.” 

Wynne had received only 

two replies, but over four 

year, daily and then weekly, 

she poured out her 

hopes, dreams, reassurances 

and news from the 

home front. 

She never gave up hope. 

“Dear heart,” she wrote, 

“I’m glad today’s over 

because it brings me nearer 

to tomorrow and the possibility 

of a letter from you.” 

In 1945, at the end of the 

war, Wynne received both 

the unopened letters and 

the news that Mickey had 

died in 1943 in Malaya, in 

a Japanese prison-of-war 

camp. 

Mickey had never 

received his “dear heart’s” 

letters. 

In 1995, during the 

World War II 50th 

anniversary remembrances, 

Jenny edited the letters 

‘ A tribute to 

the women 

who waited 

at home 

’ 

and invented material 

drawn from research and 

interviews to write the 

poignant, tender and 

touching play, Dear Heart. 

It was, she said, “a tribute 

to the women who 

waited at home”. 

Produced by Jenny’s 

■ arts 

company Agelink Theatre, 

for which she writes and 

directs shows based on seniors’ 

memories, Dear Heart 

was first performed at the 

Effie Crump Theatre and 

toured the country in 1995 

and 2002. 

Publishers Allen and 

Unwin saw the show and 

invited Jenny to turn the 

play into a book, published 

in 1998. 

Now the play is being 

remounted as part of His 

Majesty’s Theatre’s 

Brainbox Project, performing 

Downstairs at the Maj. 

Directed by Jenny, Dear 

Heart stars Jenny’s daughter, 

Rebecca Davis, and 

Rebecca’s husband, Stuart 

Halusz. 

They will perform it from 

June 27 to July 8, with 

performances at 7.30pm on 

Tuesdays and Wednesdays 

and 8.30pm from 

Thursdays to Saturdays. 

Young Flairz set to wow Subi 

■ The Flairz prove that Rock and Roll ain’t evil. 

Hot young rockers the Flairz will 

launch the newly renovated Subiaco 

Arts Centre with a sonic blast next 

Saturday. 

Belying their tender years, the trio 

have an impressive resume, including 

playing at last year’s Big Day Out and 

supporting top Australian acts like Little 

Birdy and The Waifs. 

Earlier this year, the pre-teenagers 

went to Austin, Texas, to play at the 

South by Southwest festival, where they 

wowed audiences and critics with their 

catchy rock-pop ditties. 

John and Dion Mariani play guitar 

and Scarlett Stevens bangs the drums, 

with all three band members sharing the 

vocal duties. 

Last year they released their self-titled 

debut EP, with the lead single Rock and 

Roll Ain’t Evil getting national airplay, 

as well as being voted “coolest single in 

the world” by Steven Van Zandt’s syndicated 

US radio show. 

The Flairz performance is just one of 

the activities planned for the Subiaco 

Arts Centre re-opening, including art, 

theatre performances and workshops, 

and a sausage sizzle. 

Festivities run from 11am to 3pm, on 

Saturday, July 1, at the revamped centre 

in Hamersley Road. 

For information on the program, or to 

book, call 9224 7452. 

The event is free but seats are limited.

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Crowning glory winning HAIR 

AJA STYLES 

Hair, and especially a new hairstyle, 

can bring joy, tears, or be 

the butt of jokes. 

A musical was created about 

hair and the lack of it has provided 

many a comedian with 

material. 

It has even been the basis of a 

law suit. 

A well-respected Perth butcher 

faced a charge of not wearing 

protective head gear when handling 

food. 

He stood before the magistrate 

and said he did wear protective 

head gear … and whipped off his 

toupe. The case was thrown of 

out court. 

So what is the fuss about? 

Michelle Bernard, of Frank 

Basille hairdressers, said: 

“Getting your hair done makes 

you feel good and if you look 

good you feel good. 

“It’s about giving you confidence 

and bringing out your personality. 

“If you are a fashionable person 

you will have more high-end 

fashion colours and high-maintenance 

styles, while someone who 

has no time to do hair will want 

something low maintenance to 

suit their lifestyle.” 

Nine of Frank’s staff recently 

attended the Proud to be a 

Hairdresser Hair Expo in 

Sydney, which attracted 30,000 

industry professionals and members 

of the public. 

They have returned, equipped 

with a new system of hair 

straightening from Japan. 

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without chlorine. 

There will be a hair and beauty 

expo at the Perth Convention 

Centre this weekend with hundreds 

of hair and beauty prod- 

ucts and services on display. 

The expo is run by Salon XPO 

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Five WA hair 

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Showcasing hair trends 

for the coming 

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Zoll, of The Shearing 

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Marie Cain, of Head 

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and Connie Faranda, of 

Hairloom in Osborne 

Park 

Marie Cain was also 

the WA Next 

Generation Award winner. 

The WA Men’s Style 

Gallery Award winner 

was Lunatik Fringe in 

Willetton. 

The winners will win a 

cash prize and a trip to 

the UK next year for the 

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Shining a light on Amadeus 

‘ 

Obviously Amadeus on stage was 

never intended to be a documentary 

biography of the composer, and the 

film is even less of one. 

’ 

Peter Shaffer [playwright of Amadeus] 

SARAH McNEILL 

Amadeus lighting designer 

Graham Walne, of 

The splendour of 18th Mosman Park, said he was 

century Vienna will be set looking forward to work- 

alight in His Majesty’s ing with all the new equip- 

Theatre’s new production ment. 

of Amadeus, Peter 

The play, about Mozart 

Shaffer’s play about com- (Tim Minchin) and his 

poser Wolfgang Amadeus envious rival Antonio 

Mozart. 

Salieri (Dennis Olsen), 

State-of-the-art lighting was written in 1979 and 

has just been installed in Shaffer has since revised 

the theatre and Amadeus the script nine times. 

will the first production to Shaffer has also become 

use 550-light set-up, which very specific about the look 

includes 12 robotic lights. the modern melodrama 

The $1.5 million theatre should achieve. 

refit also includes truss sys- In the same way that the 

tems, computer equipment story is not based on fact, 

and smoke machines and Shaffer suggests the design 

came from a “wish list” of the play should not be a 

compiled by the theatre’s direct reproduction of 18th 

technology manager John century Vienna. 

Carter and head electrician Subiaco set and costume 

Jon Davey. 

designer Steve Nolan, bet- 

Jon said: “Our brief was ter known for his contem- 

to bring the theatre up to porary designs, said he was 

today’s state-of-the-art thrilled to work on a peri- 

equipment. We based our od piece. 

design on the Sydney His Rococo-inspired 

Opera House and 

design uses lots of gold for 

Victorian State Theatre.” the “overwhelming sense 

His Majesty’s old equip- of power of the royal 

ment was so far gone, small court” as well as Shaffer’s 

spot fires were breaking recommended slide projec- 

out in the electrical rigging, tion backdrops. 

Jon said. 

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■ Tim Minchin, James Hagan, Kate Mulvany and Ingle 

Knight in Amadeus. 

that courtiers should not all 

wear white wigs. 

Steve said: “Natural hair 

colour was quite fashionable 

by then, and it helps 

the story if people don’t all 

look identical.” 

Costumiers, milliners and 

wig-makers have all had a 

chance to bring their 

under-used skills to making 

the ornate period costumes. 

Barking Gecko Theatre 

Company is back as sole 

resident at the newly 

revamped Subiaco Arts 

Centre, which officially 

opens next Saturday. 

During renovations, the 

company had temporary 

offices in Scarborough, but 

artistic director Jeremy 

Rice said people always 

associated Barking Gecko 

with Subiaco. 

Jeremy, a newcomer to 

Perth and the company 

and now living in Subiaco, 

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Amadeus features Kate 

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Constanza, Edgar 

Metcalfe, James Hagan, 

Luke Hewitt, Ingle Knight, 

Attila Ozsdolay, Ian Toyne, 

Renee McIntosh, Lucille 

Reynolds, Elwyn Edwards, 

Rick Hearder and Mark 

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from July 4 to 15. 

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said he was looking forward 

to creating full-scale 

shows for the main theatre 

space rather than the travelling 

sets needed for a 

mobile company. 

“Being back here is good 

for the company and good 

for the venue,” Jeremy 

said, from his new office 

on the third floor. 

The theatre company’s 

new office is alongside a 

sound-proofed rehearsal 

space with a soft-sprung 

floor suitable for dancers. 

Little has changed in the 

configuration of the the- 

■ Set and costume designer Steve Nolan. 

atre’s main auditorium, but 

new seats, better disability 

access and some minor renovations 

to the dressing 

rooms will increase comfort 

for patrons and performers. 

There is also a new 

mobile lighting grid. 

The second, smaller 

Studio performance space 

has new raked seating for 

up to 116 people and a stage 

designed for flexibility. 

The most impressive 

changes are to the ground 

floor entrance and box 

office area and the central 

bar area linking the two 

■ arts 

performance spaces. 

The main entrance to the 

Subiaco Arts Centre will 

now be from the gardens 

at what used to be the 

back of the building. The 

old ramp remains, but is 

not for public use. 

Lifts have been installed 

inside for people with disabilities. 

Community spaces 

include three new multifunctional 

rooms: a formal 

“gallery” space, a carpeted 

space and one “wet” area 

for activities like painting 

or ceramics. 

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Old favourite gets a makeover 

The Car: Saab 9-5 Aero Estate 

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ROD EASDOWN 

It’s not surprising that the 

revamped Saab 9-5 looks different, 

at least from the front; when 

you’re trying to breathe new life 

into an old model you do as much 

as you can to change its looks. 

This car was introduced in 

1997 and a replacement model is 

still some years away. 

Whether you like the new look 

or not you won’t mistake it — it’s 

by far the biggest update on this 

model so far. 

Under the skin you’ll still find 

much of the old 9-5, and that’s 

not a bad thing because there’s 

much to like. 

It’s well made and solid. It has a 

good level of equipment. It has 

beautifully comfortable seating, a 

great steering wheel and light, positive 

controls. The turbocharged 

engine is a ripper and the transmission 

is smooth and fast. And 

there’s good room inside. 

The dash and console have 

changed a little but will still be 

instantly recognisable to a Saab 

loyalist. And despite General 

Motors exerting its full control 

over the brand (Saab Australia is 

now a part of Holden), a couple 

of Saab hallmarks remain, like 

the console-mounted ignition and 

the excellent night panel switch 

that turns off all the instruments 

apart from the speedometer for 

more relaxed night driving. 

The best bit about the 

revamped model, though, is that 

it’s a couple of grand cheaper. 

Nitty Gritty 

One of the things that’s most 

endearing about the 9-5 is its fuel 

economy. Saab has been able to 

balance the turbo in the economy/power 

equation very effectively 

and, while economy is far 

better than in most luxury cars, 

good power is always available. 

The Aero model offers the best 

power of the lot with a boost to 

the turbocharger. It gets off the 

line very smartly and it overtakes 

quickly and efficiently. 

Sequential manual gear shifting 

is available with steering-wheel 

buttons and helps acceleration a 

lot. 

The handling is good with 

excellent neutrality from a frontwheel-drive 

car, but what you’ll 

appreciate most in the suspension 

is a high standard of ride, surprisingly 

good for a car with a 

sports specification. 

The test car was a wagon and 

road noise levels got a bit high, 

especially on coarse bitumen. It 

was noisier than I’d anticipated, 

though I’d expect this to be better 

in the sedan. 

What would keep me from 

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brand’s poor resale value and I 

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Red does go with fish 

JONA TURLE 

Celebrated chef Kate 

Lamont throws the idea of 

white wine with fish out 

the window for a shiraz 

and seafood weekend in 

the Swan Valley. 

Kate, who runs the 

Lamont’s restaurants, 

including one at her family’s 

Swan Valley vineyard, 

said her aim was always to 

produce food that brought 

out the flavours in wine. 

“By using bolder and 

more robust ingredients 

with seafood you can create 

recipes that complement 

the spiciness and 

depth of shiraz varieties,” 

she said. 

“For example, roasted 

tomatoes and rich spices 

combined with a fullflavoured 

fish make the 

perfect accompaniment to a 

glass of Swan Valley red.” 

To open the festivities on 

July 7, Kate will prepare a 

five-course meal showcasing 

fresh WA seafood 

matched with a selection of 

local shiraz wines. 

“We are so lucky here in 

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“It is the freshness that 

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Larry Jorgensen from 

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which is one of 13 venues 

hosting seafood and shiraz 

specials, was enthusiastic 

about the festival. 

“There is so much great 

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“The aim was to create a 

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matching food with 

wine in innovative ways.” 

The weekend is being 

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Association. 

Kate Lamont’s dinner is 

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Traveller has released a 

Wagamama began 

from the simple idea: “A 

bench, a bowl, nutritious 

food, speedy service, satisfaction, 

simplicity.” 

From such simple ideas 

came an international 

chain of noodle houses, 

then the Wagamama 

cookbook and now one 

Thai Gold Plate Restaurant 

Great Authentic Thai Cuisine 

WINTER SPECIAL 

Lunch from $7.50 

No MSG added 100% Vegetable Oil 

Dine-in or Alfresco BYO & Takeaway 

Functions and Catering Available 

Open 7 Days 

Lunch Mon - Fri 11.30 - 2pm 

Dinner Mon - Sun 5 - 11pm 


25 Stirling Hwy Nedlands 

parking at rear or clifton st 

collection of 60 

recipes in its latest 

cookbook, Tarts: 

Sweet and 

Savoury. 

Pastries range 

from delicate filo 

and puff to 

polenta, walnut 

or short crusts, and the 

recipes range from filling 

family meals to exquisite 

appetisers. 

With beautiful photo 

illustrations, the recipes 

are simple, easy to follow 

and there is one for every 

occasion. 

called Wagamama 

Ways With 

Noodles. 

Hugo Arnold, 

who claims to be 

“mad about noodles”, 

has written 

food columns 

for the London Evening 

Standard and Financial 

Times and now, armed 

with a pair of chopsticks, 

embraces every size, 

shape and design of noodle 

to dip, dress, marinate, 

soak, stir and sauce. 

Recipes include onewok 

numbers, soups, salads 

and sophisticated stir 

fries. 

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■ goodtaste TIMEOUT P9 


Goujons of chickpea-battered ice fish. 

at a 

GLANCE 

■ RiverBank Estate 

Winery and Restaurant 

126 Hamersley Road, Caversham. 

Phone: 9377 1805. 

■ rating 17/20 

■ scorecard 

11-13 Some highlights 

14-16 Lots to like 

17-18 Very good indeed 

19-20 Better than sex 

■ style – winery cafe 

■ wine – stick with the new-release 

whites 

■ owners – Lyn Amery and 

Robert Bond 

■ executive chef – Louisa Iacopetta 

■ service – ace 

■ feel – casual and friendly 

■ wheelchair access – yes 

■ loos – fine 

■ cost –Entrees $9-$18 

Mains $24-$32 

Desserts $10 

■ summary 

Louisa Iacopetta’s hearty mod-Med 

fare has more than a touch of class. 

The TIMEOUT food reviewer visits 

restaurants unannounced and 

pays for meals and drinks. 

LANNA THAI 

CUISINE 

AUTHENTIC THAI CUISINE AT TEMPTING 

PRICES BYO Wine Only and Fully Licensed 

Now Home Delivery Service 

available from Perth CBD to 

Mt Claremont*. 

No cash at home no worries our 

mobile eftpos available and major 

cards accepted. 

Please call us and ask for the take 

away menu or have a look at 

www.lannathai.com.au 

madam 

lush 

JANE CORNES 

Shop 9/375 Hay Street, Subiaco. Ph 9381 2766 

*conditions apply 

Big flavours are 

worth the drive 

A couple of years ago on a cool 

winter’s night, with a chill wind 

bullying the naked vines lining 

West Swan Road, I ventured out to 

RiverBank Estate Winery Cafe and 

ate the finest soup of my career; a 

dense, earthy, blend of chestnuts 

and porcini mushrooms. 

The chef was Louisa Iacopetta 

and she’s still out there in the Swan 

Valley, producing some of the finest 

winery fare in our state. 

Iacopetta is a gal who likes big 

flavours. She also knows all about 

letting the ingredients speak for 

themselves. Owners Lyn Amery 

and Robert Bond recognise this 

and pretty much let her get on with 

her own creative thing. 

Sensible people. 

Dad and I visit on a busy Sunday 

afternoon and begin proceedings 

with Iacopetta’s fabulous housemade 

bread ($8.50). 

On the side are slices of hearty 

cacciatore sausage, a dish of 

Neergabby extra virgin olive oil 

and a beguiling little pot of sweet, 

glossy balsamic reduction. 

Equally engaging are the chickpea-battered 

goujons of ice fish 

(entree, $17). The batter is crisp 

and golden, the house-made caper 

mayonnaise lemony and rich. On 

the side sits the perfect foil: a 

mound of crunchy celeriac 

remoulade. 

If the goujons are heaven, 

Nirvana is a silverbeet, field mushroom 

and parmesan tart (entree, 

$14) topped with a lattice of fine, 

buttery pastry. 

A salad of roasted beetroot and 

walnuts features more of that lovely 

balsamic reduction. 

Dad’s Harvey beef fillet ($28) is 

wrapped in prosciutto and sits on 

mash. 

The deeply flavoursome gravy is 

dotted with tender braised borlotti 

beans and spring onions. A couple 

of roasted beef bones are full of 

soft marrow, while a dollop of garlic 

and mushroom butter on top 

adds further richness. 

The beef, like most beef you buy 

these days, is tender as a lover’s 

kiss but light-on for flavour. 

Spiced lamb shank ($25) is 

braised with preserved lemon, 

dates and dinky little puys lentils. 

The braising juices are rich and 

piquant, the accompanying buttered 

couscous just the thing for a 

Winter’s day. 

We shouldn’t, but we do. 

Candied cumquat sponge ($10) 

has good flavours but the sponge is 

too firm. Much better is the soft 

meringue with vanilla mascarpone 

($10) dotted with glistening jewels 

of muscat-poached fruit. 

The wines are no match for 

Iacopetta’s food, but don’t let that 

put you off. 

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■ Spiced lamb shank is braised with preserved lemon, dates 

and puys lentils. 

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Another Gulpilil star is born 

■ Jamie Gulpilil, son of David, stars in Ten Canoes. 

POST TimeOut has five 

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Gabriel 

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Emily 

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Julie 

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Sat, Sun, Mon, Tue, Wed: 11.15, 1.40, 4.00, 6.50, 9.15 

and Miranda 

Richardson 

Set in Swaziland, Wah-Wah lifts an early chapter from actor 

Richard E. Grant’s own life growing up in Swaziland in the last 

days of the British Empire. Grant portrays the comical white 

mischief in this African Outpost and paints a remarkable portrait 

of people about to be overtaken by history. 

wah-wah 

a film by RICHARD E. GRANT 

wah-wah 

Sat: 10.50am, 12.45, 4.45, 6.45, 8.45pm 

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■ movies 

The British bubble bursts 

Set during the last boozeaddled 

hurrah of the 

British Empire in 

Swaziland in the late- 

1960s, Wah-Wah is an 

unusual and affecting coming-of-age 

drama. 

It is the largely autobiographical 

story of actor 

Richard E. Grant 

(Gosford Park, Withnail 

and I), who writes and 

makes his directorial 

debut, gathering an enviable 

ensemble of colleagues 

for the task. 

Told through the eyes of 

the young Grant character, 

Ralph Compton (first 

Zachary Fox, then About 

a Boy’s Nicholas Hoult), 

the film starts out with his 

therapy-inducing witnessing 

of his mother Lauren 

(Miranda Richardson) 

shagging his dad’s friend. 

Soon afterwards, his affable 

dad Harry (Gabriel 

Byrne), who is the Minister 

for Education, publicly 

confronts them, and the 

next day Lauren walks out. 

Both Harry and Ralph 

Session Times from Sat June 24 to Wed June 28 

also screening at Windsor Cinema: OLIVER TWIST (PG) 

BALLETS RUSSES (G) • OVER THE HEDGE (PG) • CARS (G) 

Check The West or online (www.lunapalace.com.au) for sessions. 

FROM THE ACADEMY AWARD WINNING DIRECTOR 

OF ‘NO MAN’S LAND’ & THE WRITER OF THE 

‘THREE COLOURS TRILOGY: RED, WHITE & BLUE’ 

EMMANUELLE BEART KARIN VIARD MARIE GILLAIN 

a film by danis tanovic 

Sat to Wed: 10.45am, 2.30, 4.30, 6.30, 8.30pm 

Wah-Wah (M) 

✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ 

REVIEW: PIER LEACH 

also screening at Cinema Paradiso: HIDDEN (MA15+) • TEN CANOES (M) Previews 

HOW MUCH DO YOU LOVE ME? (MA15+) • THE CATERPILLAR WISH (M) • SEPARATE LIES (M) 

Check The West or online (www.lunapalace.com.au) for sessions. 

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EVERY FAMILY HAS ITS 

OWN LANGUAGE 

BRANDON 

ROUTH 

■ Gabriel Byrne and Emily Watson head a strong cast. 

are devastated. The highlystrung 

Ralph, who has a 

strange silent scream-like 

tic, finds comfort in his 

home-made puppets, while 

Harry hits the bottle and 

soon ships his son off to 

boarding school. 

When Ralph (now 

played by Hoult) returns 

two years later, Harry has 

just re-married – a firecracker 

Yankee air hostess 

named Ruby (Emily 

Watson) he’s known for 

six weeks. 

Her exuberant charm 

and dismissive “up-yours” 

to colonial conventions (she 

calls their weird vernacular 

wah-wah) win over Ralph 

and they become startled 

allies when the whiskeydrenched 

Harry gets violent. 

There is no doubt the 

young Grant had a painful 

upbringing; his story 

cinema 

JOHNNY DEPP ORLANDO BLOOM KEIRA KNIGHTLEY 

REWIND 

swerves between the comical 

and the downright shocking. 

The portrait of his mother 

– Richardson at her most 

head-spinningly fearsome – 

is astonishing. And Byrne’s 

Harry is a lovable-then-terrifying 

Jekyll and Hyde. 

But Grant obviously has 

a great deal of affection, 

too, for the people and 

place of his formative years 

and his spirited, loving stepmother 

– Watson is superb. 

The lead-up to the tiny 

African nation’s independence 

is barely touched on, 

so the independence day 

footage in the penultimate 

scenes is somewhat bewildering 

after the familyfocused 

first two acts. 

But perhaps it gives a 

sense of how this odd, 

incestuous little community 

existed in such a bubble. 

Performances are universally 

strong. 

What the critics are saying… 

■ Colour Me Kubrick (M) ✪ ✪ ✪ 

The true-ish story of Stanley Kubrick impersonator Alan 

Conway, Colour Me Kubrick “is best appreciated as a 

rather amusing farce called The John Malkovich Show”, 

according to Premiere magazine. At the Movies’ Davis 

Stratton says “Kubrick buffs will relish the numerous references 

to the director”. 

■ The Chumscrubber (MA) ✪ ✪ ✪ 

The LA Times calls Arie Posin’s debut film “an impassioned 

first effort” that is “more ambitious than many 

recent suburban dystopias”. But Variety calls it “an insufferable, 

self-conscious cult movie”. 

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■ onthewater TIMEOUT P11 


■ Edward Rogers pulls into a hollow one at Voodoo’s. Picture: Tom Hughes. 

Surfers drive for their rides 

surfing TELE VENTOURAS 

The first real cold front 

hit early this week. 

It stirred up a few banks 

and created some midweek 

relief for the surfstarved 

masses. 

Many clubs have been 

very mobile in their quest 

for quality surf, including 

Cottesloe Body Board 

Riders (CBBR), who last 

week headed to Lancelin 

for their competition. 

With moderate easterly 

breezes, the back beaches 

of Lancelin provided solid 

but inconsistent ground 

swell. 

The cadets were first into 

the water for a straight 

final that was won by newcomer 

Lewis Maynard. 

George Knowles came 

second and Kyle 

Woodborne was third. 

The junior final was won 

by Bryce Nettle, closely 

followed by Rob 

Fergusson, Tom Hughes, 

and Cameron Bell. 

The drop knee division 

made its debut, with Shem 

Mahoney claiming first 

place, followed by Matt 

Fergusson, Nat Hansen 

and Sean Price. 

The open men’s final featured 

the usual suspects – 

Uni Sports For Kids 

Winter 2006 Sports Program 

The FUN and EXCITING sports school holiday program for 5-12 

year olds! Prices start from just $30 a day 

�� WA Rugby Clinic 

�� Capoeira 

�� Fishing 

�� Hockey 

Activities include: 

Shem Mahoney, Josh 

Garner and Bryce Nettle – 

with the difference 

between first and second 

coming down to a countback. 

Sean Price made a cameo 

appearance after a nice 

nine-point ride in the previous 

round, claiming fourth. 

■ Cottesloe Board Riders 

will hold their second competition 

of the year this 

Sunday at Cottesloe Main. 

All members are asked to 

meet 7.15am sharp with 

the strong possibility of the 

comp being, you guessed it, 

mobile! 

�� Glory Soccer Clinic 

�� Gymnastics 

�� Frisbee Golf 

�� …and many more! 

Program Dates 

��Week 1: Mon 10 - Fri 14 July 2006 

��Week 2: Mon 17 - Fri 22 July 2006 

Childcare Rebates available! 

■ The Rip Curl Pro is 

under way at a highly 

rated right-hander somewhere 

in Mexico. 

Snapper Rocks local 

Joel Parkinson made a big 

call on day one of the 

event. 

“This wave is really powerful, 

it’s better than 

Snapper will ever be,” he 

said. “This is definitely the 

best wave we’ve had on 

tour this year. 

“Hopefully Rip Curl 

won’t do any more searching 

and they’ll stay here; 

this is the best wave in the 

world.” 

Enrol at www.sport.uwa.edu.au, by phoning 6488 2286, or 

visiting UWA Sports Reception at UWA Recreation Centre, 

35 Stirling Highway, Crawley 6009 

fishing AROUND 

GARY SHUGG 

Tricked by fickle fish 

Over the years, my wife Jo and I have enjoyed 

some unreal fishing experiences close to home. 

Fishing the coast, mainly out of Hillarys and 

Ocean Reef, we have caught plenty of memorable 

fish, from dhufish to giant tuna. 

When we recently bought a bigger boat we were 

guilty of travelling too far in search of fish in the 

hope of catching something bigger and better. 

Last weekend we went about 18 miles offshore on 

Saturday and about 15 miles on Sunday, spending 

nine to 10 hours each day searching for fish in at 

least 20 different places. 

It was a big mistake. 

We did catch a few – a baldchin groper, King 

George whiting and breaksea cod – but though there 

were plenty of fish showing on the bottom, they 

were not hungry. 

We were both convinced the metro area had been 

“fished out” and we might as well leave the boat in 

the garage until things got better. 

Back in the shop on Monday a customer had great 

delight in telling me that the tackle we had sold him 

had worked a treat. 

He had caught and released a dhufish estimated at 

18 to 20kg, a nice breaksea cod, a couple of KGs 

and the odd “baldie”, all on the same Sunday we 

were fishing 15 miles out from Ocean Reef. 

Where was he fishing? Only five miles off Ocean 

Reef where we would normally have been. 

And he used about 60 litres less fuel. 

ATTENTION WATER CRAFT USERS 

HAVE YOU COMPLETED COMPLETED YOUR 

RECREATIONAL RECREATIONAL SKIPPERS TICKET YET ? 

The WA 

Government have 

recently passed legislation that will 

require all recreational boat owners 

and drivers of vessels with an engine 

capacity over 6hp (4.5kwp) to hold a 

Recreational Skippers Ticket (RST). People 

under the age of 25 must hold an RST if they intend 

driving a boat after 1st April 2007. 

The RST is a certificate of competency, not a 

license. It is purely about demonstrating the 

minimum knowledge and practical skills needed to 

operate a boat safely on the water. 

Royal Freshwater Bay Yacht Club will be running a 

full RST training course over 15 hours including both 

theory and practical assessments. The course will 

run over the first week of the coming July School 

holidays – Monday 10th to Friday 14 July 2006. 

Sessions run between 1.pm and 4pm each day. 

Cost $240 for members and $280 for non-members 

participents must be 14 years or over. 

So why not beat the rush next summer and enrol 

now. For more information and bookings, please 

contact Club Development Officer Barry Martin on 

9384 9100 or email 

training@rfbyc.asn.au

It’s time for a 

Holiday 

travel 

■ Bayview Centre, Claremont (08) 9383 1877 Garden City, Booragoon (08) 9364 9272 ■

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