Arthur Stanley PEPPER [3545]

  General Notes:

Occupations: Investor; School teacher

The Daily News (Perth) Friday 22 April 1927
PRESENTATION OF DEGREES
The following degrees were presented at the graduation ceremony held in Government House Ballroom this afternoon:
Faculty of Arts.
Degree of Bachelor of Arts: . . . Arthur Stanley Pepper, . . .

Sunday Times (Perth) Sunday 18 June 1933
REGISTRATIONS AND TRANSFERS
For the Week Ended June 15 NEW REGISTRATIONS.
. . . Arthur Stanley Pepper, 92 King George-street, South Perth, Ford. . . .

In Fremantle, Western Australia, Passenger Lists 1897-1963
Incoming Passenger:
Name: Arthur S Pepper
Gender: Male
Birth Date: abt 1889
Departure Place: London, United Kingdom
Arrival Date: 26 Jul 1938
Arrival Place: Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia
Age on Arrival: 49
Vessel: Mooltan

The Daily News (Perth) Tuesday 18 May 1943
Swaine Again A Candidate
Frederick Claude Swaine, noted contestant for seats in Parliament and Perth City Council, is one of three who nominated to day for election as a South ward representative on the Perth City Council. Nominations closed at noon.
A few minutes later, in the Council Chamber, which had been thrown open to the public Lord Mayor Dr Meagher announced to three people that he had received the following nominations:
Andrew Paterson, 4 Thelma Street, West Perth, dining rooms proprietor;
Arthur Stanley Pepper, 11 Browne Street, Nedlands, investor and school teacher;
Frederick Claude Swaine, 62 St. George's Terrace, Perth, advertising agent and trade consultant.
Polling will be conducted on Tuesday, June 1, between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. Election has been necessitated by the resignation of Mr H. Boas.

The West Australian (Perth) Wednesday 19 May 1943
CITY COUNCIL ELECTION.
Nominations of candidates to contest the by-election for the South Ward of the Perth City Council to be held on June 1 are as follows: Andrew Paterson, diningroom pro prietor; Arthur Stanley Pepper, in vestor and schoolteacher; and Frederick Claude Swaine, advertising and trade consultant.

The West Australian (Perth) Wednesday 2 June 1943
CITY COUNCIL ELECTION.
Mr Paterson Successful.
An extraordinary election for a representative of the South ward of the Perth City Council conducted yesterday resulted in the return of Mr Andrew Paterson, a well-known city caterer, by an absolute majority of 106 votes. There were 3 candi dates-Messrs Andrew Paterson, Arthur Stanley Pepper and Frederick Claude Swaine. There was a 33 per cent poll and counting of votes began immediately after the closing of the poll at 8 pm. The result of the poll was as follows:
Paterson, 318;
Pepper, 207;
Swaine, 5;
informal, 5.

The West Australian Wednesday 19 May 1943
CITY COUNCIL ELECTION. Nominations of candidates to con test the by-election for the South Ward of the Perth City Council to be held on June 1 are as follows: Andrew Paterson, diningroom proprietor; Arthur Stanley Pepper, investor and schoolteacher; and Frederick Claude Swaine, advertising and trade consultant.

The West Australian Wednesday 2 Jun 1943
COUNCIL ELECTION. Mr Paterson Successful. An extraordinary election for a representative of the South ward of the Perth City Council conducted yesterday resulted in the return of Mr Andrew Paterson, a well-known city caterer, by an absolute majority of 106 votes. There were 3 candidates-Messrs Andrew Paterson, Arthur Stanley Pepper and Frederick Claude Swaine. There was a 33 percent poll and counting of votes began immediately after the closing of the poll at 8 pm. The result of the poll was as follows: Paterson, 318; Pepper, 207; Swaine, 5; informal, 5.

Sunday Times (Perth) Sunday 7 Dec 1947 (including photos) (could be son of Arthur Pepper ? b 1931)
WA Boys Before Selection Board
TOP: RAAF apprentice applicant Arthur Pepper (16), type-writer mechanic, of Aughton-st, Bayswater, before the Selection Board in Perth yesterday, being questioned by (left to right) S/Ldr. J. S. Needham, of Wagga, education officer for engineering, Air Commodore H. A. Austin, of HQ., President of the Board, Group-Capt. J. W. Black, of Hq., for engineering applicants, W/Cdr. J. E. Reynolds of Hg., for radio applicants. BELOW: At Recruiting Centre, St. George's Terrace, Pepper is given the Ishihara test for color-blindness by Sgt. R. G. Rourke.

  Other Records

• Census: England & Wales, 5 Apr 1891, 197 Battersea Park Rd, Battersea, England. Arthur recorded as Son age 1 born Battersea Surrey.

• Census: England & Wales, 31 Mar 1901, Queens College, Trull, Somerset, England. Arthur is recorded as Student age 11 born Battersea, London.

Arthur married Eva Blanche DIXON [9410] [MRIN: 3746] in 1914 in Fremantle, Western Australia. (Eva Blanche DIXON [9410] was born in 1887 in Fremantle, Western Australia and died on 20 Jul 1940 in Dalkeith, Perth, Western Australia.)

Arthur next married Miriel Ryder HUGHES [3544] [MRIN: 1164], daughter of Frank Gilbert HUGHES [261] and Amy WILKINSON [417], on 9 May 1941 in St George's Cathedral, Perth, Western Australia. (Miriel Ryder HUGHES [3544] was born in 1910 in Western Australia, died on 26 Sep 1991 in Nedlands, Perth, West Australia and was buried in Karrakatta Cemetery - Rose Memorial Section CB site 0017.)

  Marriage Notes:

1941 WA Marriage

The West Australian Saturday 28 June 1941
PEPPER-HUGHES.--On May 9, 1941, at St. George's Cathedral, Arthur Stanley to Miriel Ryder.