Public Notice on Albany Office and Policy Changes
A garbled public notice discusses shifts in governance and leadership in Albany. It mentions Urevo and Lagisdation of the Keres, a central office in NM Dovel and Cita Kelnesn, with Mr Walwiy cited as a forwarding agent. It notes retention of offices by Ketmlenup House in York and hints at recommendations for new appointees. The document is dated Albany on the tet day of March ca.
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Urevo
Alban
NM Dovel
Walwiy Few
AL Ts
AET and Co
Albay
Han Wow
York
Albany
Lay
Albany Municipality Notice on Water Race Lease Bids
The Town Clerk announces a call for proposals for fencing and refreshment concession rights at the water race. Proposals must be filed by April with forms available from the Traffic Superintendent. Highest bid or any bid may be rejected. conditions emphasize experience and character.
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Weveptac
Bert Cam
Qualia
Catton
Albany Faces Naval Dock Debate In Fremantle Harbour Plan
A 1923 Albany news column debates transforming the Fremantle naval base into a port facility. Officials discuss using surplus funds, private investment, and a potential shipdock to support West Australia while weighing harbor depth and strategic value.
Albany Club Reopens for Winter Drills at Drill Hall
The Albany Boys' Club reopened for the winter season at the Drill Hall on Tuesday evening with Mr. Hayles directing exercises. The club will operate two evenings weekly, despite a typographical error in the Deepateh advertisement. A train will depart Albany for Mt Harker on Sunday at 4 30 am to join friendly matches with Mt Harker teams, returning at 7 30 pm. Jean Playne, soon returning from Perth, is to be honored with a tea at St James Hall next Saturday afternoon by friends, marking her many years of local service. The State steamer Karla, under repair in Fremantle, suffered more damage than estimated, with sailing plans now unclear and a likely April 18 return to sea from Fremantle, then to Albany three days later, as authorities coordinate South Coast service.
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Albany Boys' Club
Bienval
Hayles
Deepateh
Drew
Robinson
Albany
Mt Harker
Albany Tennis Club
Miss Playne
Hee
Miss Playme
Karla
Fremantle
Chvef
Railway Department
A. Bruges
State Shipping Service
Department
Yeano
Flinders
Silver wedding and village notices in Bay vn
Residents celebrate Mr and Mrs H Penter’s 25th anniversary at their Vimé street home with cards and games as neighbors toast. A Women's Auxiliary meeting at Soldier’s Heath reports hospital aid for an injured man, plans a children’s dance on April 21, and ongoing cribbage tournaments. Nurse Bart resigns, but the group continues duties. Miss Quartermaine wins the popular girl derby with a prize amount of £TA/TO/L.
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Women's Auxiliary
Soldier's Heathat
Mins R. Smith
Perth Public Hospital
Bart
Waa
Mins Quartermaine
Visit to Ravensthorpe By A Boomer
The piece reflects on travel from Albany to Hopetoun via Kurnalpi and Ravensthorpe, praising pioneering hardship and potential in Western Australia. It notes Hopetoun as quiet, mine activity waning, and copper prospects, with rainfall around 22 inches at Hopetoun and 17.3 at Ravensthorpe. A butter factory plan at Ravensthorpe and Henderson’s support are highlighted, urging broader local factory effort and regional aid.
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J. W. Henderson
Sheen
West Australia
Geraldson
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Commonwealth of Aus
Albany Chamber of Commerce Holds Annual Meeting
The Albany Chamber of Commerce met at the Soldier's Institute with President F. L. Williams presiding. Attendees included J. Brayshaw J. Mille T. C. Evans L. Burnett P. W. Smart and W. T. Forte as secretary due to G. Everett's absence. Discussions covered shipping facilities harbor dredging White Star arrivals and Prime Minister visit plans.
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P. W. Smart
W. T. Forte
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G. Everett
Waa
Esperance Bowls Board
Theyaus
Wlew
Milluna
Lyndey
Melbourne
Wagin
Balaton
Chamber of Commer +e
Katoomba
Karoola
Nice
Woolgar
Yonkolilla
Eastorm Staley
Primce
Congo
Taylor
Fletscher
9 West Australia
Halston
Bruce
Prowse
Mele
Mr. Brace
Admiral Everett
Perth
Albury
Katanning
Denmark
Saturday Race Near for 18ft and Under Class
The Princess Royal Sailing Club to hold a final 18ft and under race at home. Enthusiasm runs high after a successful season with owners urged to enter boats. Entries close at Norman Bros at 6 p.m. today.
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Princess Royal Bailing Club
Norman Bros
Albany Screenings and Political Visit Mentioned
Mr J H Prowse and Mr P G Stewart travel plans are noted with a possible Albany stop if the Prime Minister visits. Tonight at Empire Theatre Albany patrons can watch the Pauline Frederick starring Madame X, a title drawing crowded houses. Admission is 1/6 or 9/8 with reservations at Fields.
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J. H. Prowse
MLELR
P. G. Stewart
Albany
Perth
Bruce
Prowse
Madame X
Empire Theatre
Thoreday
Royal Commission on Soldier Settlement Arrives in Denmark
Local witnesses complain the commission left before evening meetings, protesters urge direct submission to the Premier. Weather remains dry and stock feed needs improvement while a new United Churches Mission representative begins duties suggesting a lively period ahead.
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Euster
Denmark
Cunxiem
Alany
Albany
United Churches Mission
Albany and Industry Vi Of The Western Australian Province
The piece discusses Albany's economic prospects against a backdrop of Western Australia’s development. It argues industrial growth hinges on fair power pricing, discouraging dumping, and leveraging local resources. It notes butter production in Narrogin and expansion plans in Ravensthorpe and Kütiniing, with broader concerns about state influence and regional industrial policy.
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Germany
Corman
France
Deespatch
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Albany
Pal
Brotherhood of Man
England
Lambert
West Australia
Htix
Perth
Narrogin
Ravensthorpe
Kutiniing
West Australian Premier to Attend May Conference
Perth reports Prime Minister Brace announced May 2 as suitable for a premiers conference with all states except Tasmania agreeing. Sir James Mitchell, Premier of West Australia, said he advised the date and would attend. Agenda to be fixed by the premiers, with focus on home affairs.
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Perth
Brace
Tasmania
James Mitchell
West Australia
Weel Inustralia
James
Previers
Easter Cricket Echoes at Woogenellup Porongorup Match
Easter eggs and cricket on a Mount Barker ground as Woogenellup and Porongorup players contest a lively match. Woogenellup wins by 15 runs in a free innings with notable scores from Laddie Bt and Meehram. Porongorup replies with a 91 total. Afternoon tea for about 150 locals. a dancing event closes the day.
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Betyg Laddie Bt
Jack
Porongor
Woogenellup
Knights
Jacks
Sentta
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Adame
Willis Jr
Ferry
Trent's
Pearce
Agricutures
Kester
Woogie
Great Boulder man found guilty of armed robbery
Alfred Chorley Collation was found guilty in the Criminal Court for a November 17 Boulder crime. He assaulted Willan, Stewart Ede, and stole £520 14s from the Great Boulder Proprietory Gold Mining Co. Ltd while armed with a loaded revolver. Sentence was deferred.
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Wis
Lust
Boulder
Elulen Crem
Search for Douglas Mawson vessel continues from Mackay
There is still no word of the rurs ing vessel the Douglas Mawson. It is hoped the Marine Department steamer will depart Mackay on Friday to join the search. An adviser stated that Mr Willett, his wife and five children joined the unising Venwelut Normanton.
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Brisbane
Douglas Mawson
Marine Department
Mackay
Willett
Uinising Venwelut
Normanton
World Court debate and local factory notes mixed in report
The report links a U S stance on the World Court with criticism of British Dominions votes, while noting mixed factory shifts and rumors in Albany and Perth. It highlights tensions over secrecy damaging local industry and urges rational dairy and agricultural practices supported by analysis, herd testing, and controlled production.
De Valera Captured In Irish Rebel Split
Report from London states De Valera and other leaders were encircled at Clontiel during a rebel conference with Liam Lynch. Lynch was wounded at Knockfallen and later died at Clonmel. A pitched battle followed as troops moved to capture the leaders amid secrecy and heavy firing.
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le Velen
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Clontiel
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Lynch
Olbergus
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Clonmel
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Blu
Wbandom
Wan
Clonitie Hospital
Burial of Lord Siddulph in Family Vault
Remains of Lord Siddulph laid to rest in a family vault on his farm near London following his expressed wishes. The youth died at eight years old? He had been a member of the House of Commons for 35 years and spoke only twice in 1872 and 1802.
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Scwurdance
Lord Biddulph
House of Commons
Betting Tax Proposal Targets All Bets with Bookmaker Licences
The Lowdon Daily Telegraph reports the government plans a ten percent betting tax on all bets and requires bookmakers to display liveries. The notice frames licensed betting as subject to the new levy and regulation.
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Lowdon “Daily Telegraph
London Gazette Delayed by 360 Year First Time Strike
The London Gazette suspends publication for the first time in 360 years due to a printing trades labor dispute. The delay is expected to be temporary and linked to the ongoing strike.
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London Gazette
Unmanned Bombing Plane Flew With Two Passengers
In Paris on April 1 a successful flight occurred by a wire controlled aircraft carrying two passengers. The plane had no pilot onboard and was operated from the ground by a wheat operator manipulating wires. The craft reportedly moved up and down as directed.
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Paris
National Assembly approves Chester scheme
The National Assembly approved the Chester scheme to employ Turkish labor only. The premier declares the project will bring Turkey and America into closer friendship and bonds.
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Constantinople
National Assembly
Chester
Turkey
America
British government defeated in snap division on adjournment motion
The Bonar Law Government fell 145 to 138 after a snap division on adjourning the House amid protests over an inquiry into temporary clerks. Labor shouted resignations as Labour leader Hamany Macdonald queried the plan, and the Postmaster General spoke against moving the adjournment.
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Labor
Hamany Macdonald
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