Hi,
I am unable to locate Bowral in Western Australia.
https://auspost.com.au/locate/post-office/wa#tab-b In the Obit for Dr Henry SWINSON, it says he died in England in January 1900, but it refers to Bowral in New South Wales and it was published in the Bowral NSW local press :
https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/124508650 Bowral Free Press 14 Feb 1900.
The Obit says he never married, but it does name his then sole surviving nephew and other members of the extended family from Bowral NSW
He never married.- Dr. G.Newton Swinson, late of Bowral, N.S.W., is his sole surviving nephew, and he was great-uncle to Mrs. T. A. Reddall and Miss Swinson of Bowral. It is important to mention that NSW Electoral Rolls, historically, are compiled by surname, not by household, nor by street. So I cannot confirm if this is the Miss Swinson mentioned in the newspaper cutting. I can simply advise that Florence was aged 21 years or more, and a British Subject, and had voluntarily enrolled to vote, citing her then address and occupation as listed.
NSW Electoral Roll 1902 ILLAWARRA, polling at Bowral
Florence Lucy SWINSON, Shepherd St, Bowral, school mistress,
I should also include the obit for Lucy Dorothy SWINSON, the wife of Dr George Newton SWINSON, as one of her daughters is mentioned in it as being the Principal of
Bowral Ladies School. The family seems to have arrived in the Bowral NSW district about
'twelve years ago' - so in the mid 1880s. There are many family names mentioned in that obit, mostly residing in NSW, but there is also mention of Bunbury in Western Australia.
https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/124505997 Bowral Free Press 21 June 1899
JM Oops, red post, Well found Essie. I had typed up my post, sorry for duplicating link.