The Spate Steamship Service Schedule and Tenders
The Spate Steamship Service under Capt Dougat sets sail for Esperance on Wednesday April 16. Cargo must be in the Goods Shed by 5 p.m. on April 15. Freight and fares available from the Goods Clerk Railways Albany. Tenders for contracts to Minister for Works due by noon April 3. Details on Kojonup School Quarters Bath wash house and portable schools at Albany Katanning Narrogin and more.
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Nomination for Vacancy on Albany Road Board
A speaker announces another nomination to fill the vacancy in the North-East Ward on the Albany Road Board. The note expresses readiness to serve the public interest in the future after completing an apprenticeship.
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Albany Road Board
Rey
West Australia Early Settlement Study Advocates New State
The article argues for reorganizing federal governance citing Perth as the initial settlement hub and urges a new state carved from central western lands. It presents land area estimates 131,600 square miles and resources including grazing 34 million acres and wheat belts 19.2 million acres to meet future population and development needs.
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Europe
Ure
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Melbourne
Auatelia
West Australia
Cait
Commonwealth
West Australa
Eoch
Perth
Wiel Australis
Coolgardie
Great Southern Ocean
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Keela
Aea
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Victoria
New South Wales
Premier Downs
Perth Government and new State proposal for Albany and Esperance
The piece argues bringing Albany and Esperance ports into service with Promantis as the seaway outlet could reduce dissatisfaction. It suggests transferring the area to the Commonwealth to form a new state, meeting repatriation needs and giving veterans a path to land or civilian service under a federal administration.
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Albany
Esperance
Aris
Promantis
Social and civic updates from Albany and district
Local events include a Friendly Union social afternoon and a reception for Right Rev Alexander Crow. A change in management sees M J Scanlan as new maple fruit and produce manager at Associated Fruitgrowers Kalgoorlie. Albany cricketers plan a May 2 3 visit to Katanning for a return match. Also notices of weddings and church events, a York street footpath upgrade, Easter attendance, and the Nevassa's quarantine landing of WA personnel with supplies.
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Kalgoorlie
M. J. Scanlan
Scanlan
Procters
Perth
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Katanning
F. W. Rust
Scots Church
Cocindia
Alexander Crow
Presbyterian Church of West Australia
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Arthur Bailey
Donia Downes
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Fire Brigades
Albany Roads Board Election in Central and West Wards
The Albany Band Orchestra will supply the music and supper in the lower hall. The annual election for the Albany Roads Board occurs Wednesday. Only one nomination was received for Central and West Wards, declaring F Newton and R T Wolfe elected unopposed. North-East Ward candidates are T Douglas and H W Hawell with a poll 10 am to 7 pm at the board office. F E Greatrix returned unopposed for the extraordinary vacancy caused by McKail's resignation in Central Ward.
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Albany notes and notices from a bygone week
A digest of Albany events includes Governor Sir William Ellison Marartnsy departing for Perth for a cabinet meeting, condolences for Rev Father Reidy’s mother, and a series of local items. Captain Winear and Engineer Burveyor Butcher inspected a disabled steamer, Private Harry Brighton returns from ALP service, Mrs W Schofield moves to Cottesloe, and Rev Alexander Crow conducts services. Also mentioned are Lt G H Green’s wartime service and return after Gallipoli, woundings, capture, and long captivity in a German camp.
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City adjusts plans for Albany celebrations protest
Small adjourned meeting at the lower Town Hall, led by Mayor W J Day, voted to confine Albany festivities to one day as a protest against government action. A seven member committee was formed to liaise with naval and army representatives and arrange a broader protest to country municipalities and public bodies along the Great Southern railway.
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Church of England Men's Society Meeting Discusses Ireland and Russia
A Saturday gathering at St John’s Hall with Sir W Ellison Mfacartney, The Ven Archdeacon Touch, and attendees, explored the Church of Ireland history from Constantinople to Rome, laity roles, and the impact of war on religious thought. The address covered church independence, education, and broader spiritual shifts, concluding with thanks to Sir Ellison and a parish vote.
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Cricket Comes Alive in Albany as Woollies Lose Local Pickup
After the Hytanning visit, Albany sees cricket boom with Saturday matches. Woollies from Wills and Co. and Dalgety and Co. clash with Drew Robinson and Barnett teams at Paradé-street ground. Despite Woollies as favorites, Commercials win. Johns 41 not out and Verran 35 top the visitors, Noble ends 85 not out as innings end 62 all out for 45 behind.
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Albany Howling Club Singles: Angove Dominates Field
In fine weather on Saturday, the Albany Howling Club held a singles stage with strong turnout. Results include Angove defeating Rigby 22 10, Angove beating McKensie 22 19, Angove overcoming Slaley 21 12, Corry besting McLean 21 8, and Waters defeating Leask 21 16.
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Corry
McLean
Waters
Leask
Rifle Shooting at Plantagenet Club Sweepstake Event
Beautiful weather Saturday saw Plantagenet Rifle Club run a sweepstake over 300 600 and 600 yard ranges. The match was tight with only 10 points separating top and bottom scores. McLellan won with a total of 604 points. remaining scores follow.
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Denmark Notes Highlight Young Tom Defeats Rankin in Pool Tournament
In a Denmark library finale the young local player Toms defeated J Rankin to win the championship 69-25 after leading 60-28 in the first game, with Rankin previously overcoming deficits in earlier rounds. The event drew a large audience and featured semi finals and prize details including a billiard cue donated by Rankin.
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J. Rankin
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Nominations Close for Mount Barker Roads Board
Nominations for three roads board members and a ratepayers auditor closed with four incumbents declared elected for two years and one for one year. Returning troops were welcomed as Mount Barker residents, Red Cross volunteers provided for the troops, and a public meeting was called to discuss entertainment for returning soldiers and peace celebrations. A shareholders meeting for Mount Barker Coal Storage Co operative is set for Saturday night.
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Italy's Orlandi as Prime Minister and Melbourne romance
In 1902 Signor Meichal Orlandi visited Melbourne to conduct business for his father and stayed at the Victoria Coffee Palace. There he met Margaret James, a waitress, they became engaged and married quietly. Orlandi later rose to Italy's premiership amid wartime prominence and popular support.
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Postal Holiday Arrangements for Easter Week
During the Easter holidays the post office will open on Good Friday with limited service. From Saturday to Tuesday April 1, 21, and 22 operations run to 10 am. No letter carrier deliveries on Good Friday. morning deliveries only on Saturday, Monday, and Tuesday. Pillar receivers cleared at 8 am. No mailups on Good Friday. Mails for train dispatch closed at 10 am on Monday and Tuesday.
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Influenza Deaths Rise in Byyney City Amid Health Warnings
Fifty two deaths and twenty four new influenza cases were tallied in Byeyney city from Friday to early Monday. Hospitals report rising patient numbers and strain at North Head as health inspectors warn residents about improper fee practices.
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Melbourne reports twenty deaths and 354 new influenza cases
In Melbourne on a weekend, twenty people died and 354 new influenza cases were recorded. The Minister for Education has decided to close schools statewide from Wednesday next to April 98.
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Sehenly
Prohibition Poll Narrowly Favours Prohibition in New Zealand
Wellington reports the latest prohibition poll results showing prohibition leading by 424 votes with thousands of ballots still to be counted. The tally indicates a strong trend toward prohibition though final numbers await incoming votes.
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New Zealand
Australian warships sail toward Sydney expected May 15
Australian naval units led by ILM.M.A.S Melbourne and five destroyers are poised to reach Sydney by May 15, signaling a notable wartime deployment. The report notes the arrival aligns with ongoing regional security operations.
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Schooner Adrift During Tow Near New fete
A schooner named Cayun broke adrift while being towed to New fete. It is now reported to be scorched and drifting offshore with her tow vessel unable to regain control. Authorities monitor the situation for hazards to navigation.
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Alleged Murder in Flat in Elizabeth Street
Melbourne reports a murder in a flat on Elizabeth Street. Victim named Albert Spencer. Police lack clues as investigation details remain unclear. The killing occurred Saturday with news reported Sunday.
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Ellnabeth Street
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Shortage in Shipping Prompts Cabinet Action
The Acting Prime Minister Mr. W. Watt stated he intends to ask Cabinet to adopt prompt measures to cope with interstate shipping scarcity. Quarantine restrictions affect some Commonwealth areas causing actual requirements while cargo piles up in sheds.
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W. Watt
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Canning Park Races Held in Fine Weather
Perth Monday report from Canning Park Race Club notes small fields but good attendance. Queen's Park Handicap won by Springmount amid a day of racing results across multiple plates and hurdles with betting outcomes recorded.
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Canning Park
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Springmount
Nia
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