Albany Association Football Delegates Meet at Fire Station
The Albany Association held a meeting at the Fire Station last night chaired by Mr Wo MeTawa. Officers for the coming year were elected with Mor J. Swaddan as Patron and Merrideld as treasurer, and plans set for a May meeting and season arrangements for junior players and ground marking.
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Ff Merrideld
W. McLean
W. Monahan
J. Harryalt
Tomlinson
Ml Courter
SPNO
Tr Ws
Pal
Beundars Wapires
Davey
Dbs
Aystea
Seweri
Ander
Mr. Smith
Peeretney
Uleter
East Albany Football Club committee meeting notes
The East Albany Football Club committee met at the Strand Cafe on Monday evening with delegates and officers present. Milne was elected chairman. 22 players were considered for registration. The group discussed boundary rope off, gun wires trial, improved scoring boards, and securing drill hall access for two training nights per week.
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East Albany Football Clu
Strand Cafe
Morsie
Oa. Roberts
A. Milne
P. Koster
Ry Verran
W. McLean
Ua. Utsley
M. Montgomery
Milne Wan
Comnittees
Wren
Perth
Wes First-Rates Football Club Annual Meeting
The Wes First-rates Football Club held its annual meeting Monday night with about 22 players in attendance. Club officials outlined the season’s goals and emphasized training standards and teamwork.
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Wes
Ead
Clarere
Old and Brown Club Elects Officers for Spring Football Season
The meeting elected Sounness as president and 1st vpresident, with Conte, Johnston, Kelsey, Morton, Cole, and others as officers. The affiliation fee set at £9, ground rules approved, rounds scheduled from April, with North vs Kendnap and Souths vs Kemdenugs on specific dates. A new ground and cricket pitch powerment were discussed, and cricket and football associations agreed on joint ground negotiations.
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Park Hotel
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Sommees
Ane Allen
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Smith
Wright
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Germain
Conte
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Kelsey
Morten
NL Cole
Kewnews Cod OM
Roberts
A B Clarke
T. Ti
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Mitton
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Enyr
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Clarke
Barker
Meeses
Bowness
A. Gorman
Central Mopite
Pred. Willems
Mt Barksr
Deruiink
Othe
Kendenap
Towne
Kotenap
Daroely
Regird
Keodenug
Howeiren
Mn Reqiest
Creashey
Fentip Fein
Itwee
Snowet
Football Association
Mesara
Allen
Cricket Association
Albany BAF Association approves April 23 fissure event
A meeting of the Albany B A F Association decided to start the aagno fissures on Saturday April 23. Draws followed with Thintles versus Hangers on Perth road ground and Corinthians against Albions on Ulsterrand reserve.
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Albany B.A.F. Association
Aagno
Thintles
Hangers
Perth Road
Corinthians
Albions
Ulsterrand
Junior match ends in draw for Albany Colts and Davies team
A Saturday junior soccer match between Mr. Davies colts and the Albany youths ended 1 1 after a lively half and steady defense. Jack Nott starred with a strong run and Adams struck for Davies as Davies full back saved repeatedly.
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Goland
Davie
Nott
Jack Adams
Davice
Novomd
Albany
Corinthians Triumph In Second Match Over Mr Rushton's Team
Corinthians defeat Mr Rushton's side by 3 to 1 after a close first half where Dow and Weight starred on the wings and Ray Nott contributed in defense and attack amid a spirited, if imperfect, showing from both sides.
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Corinthians
Mr. Rushton
Ruston
Dowsett
Ray Nott
Malin
Corinthians Triumph Over Rushton In 4 1 Victory
Ruth Simmons' team opened with Dowrestram scoring from a long shot. Jarman and J Penter added chances, Hubbard and Brown combined to net for Corinthians. In the second half Jarman and Penter extended the lead, Sam Penter and Dowsett pressed Rushton’s defence. Jack Penter crowned the win with Corinthian’s fourth goal as Rushton battled for a reply. Davies controlled the whistle.
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Ruth Simmons
Roy
Dowrestram
Seriyads
Jarman
J. Penter
Woul
Hubbard
A. Brown
Corinthian
Roshton
Corinthians
Rushton
Sam Penter
Dowsett
Albany Bowling Club closes season with final matches
The Albany Bowling Club resumes Saturday afternoon as the cooled bandcap singles competition reclaims member attention. With many games left and the season drawing to a close, players are urged to attend early to finish matches. Milne defeated Stott 1 to 0 on Tuesday.
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Albany Bowling Cra
Sesson
Milne
Stott
Cricket Premier Match North vs Fast Word at Parade Street
The fourth cricket match of the season for the Albany Association premiership will be held Saturday afternoon at the Parade Street ground. North and Fast Word clubs will contest with a 2 o clock start, players urged to arrive early for punctuality. North lineup includes Davey Norman Kit Williams Doggett Page Williamson Marshall Quartermain Gilbert and Tack. Fast lineup features Roberts Windus Monte Verron Deykin Clancy Tilley Shannon Holmet and Johne.
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Fonr
Albany Association
Fast Word
Parade-street
North
Davey
Monaghan
Norman
Kit
Williams
Doggett
Page Williamson
Marshall
Quartermnine
Gilvert
Tacks
Fast—Roberts
Windus
Monte Verron
Deykin
Clancy
Tilley
Shannon
Holmet
Johne
Albany Ladies Hockey Association to Meet Tonight
The Albany Ladies Hockey Association will hold a meeting in the school hall at 7 40 this evening. A scratch match between the Albany Ladies club and the Albany Ladies club will be played on the infants school ground on Saturday afternoon. On Thursday a match will be played between the High School Gold and the High School Browns, the first match of the school factions season.
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Albany Ladies’ Hockey Association
Albany Ladies
Highchool Gald
En Avant LH Club Holds Annual Meeting and Elections
The En Avant LH Club held its annual meeting on Tuesday night with large attendance. Officers elected include Patron Mr St Beott President Mr W Jarman Vice President Mr B Pritchard Captain Miss EF Quartermaine Vice Captain Miss A Schumann Secretary Miss D Pritchard Delegates Miss J Pritchard and Miss A Schumann Proxy Miss EB Quartermaine Committee Members Miss E Quartermass Mrs A Schumann and Mr M Pritchard A subscription set at 2 shillings 6 pence colors yellow and black About fifteen players registered with more expected. A social and dance were approved and a practice match with Melvings planned for Saturday. mr Jarman to arrange grounds.
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En Avant LH Club
Offecta
St. Beott
W.darman
B. Pritchard
Ef, Quartermaine
Cantan
A. Schumann
D. Pritchard
Mimses
J. Pritchard
A. Schumans
Quartermaine
Genera
Milvvs
E. Quartermasse
M. Pritchard
Mien M. Pritchard
Jarman
Kalgoorlie Markets Apeveighed Fruiting Prices
Market report from Kalgoorlie outlines fresh produce prices for apples pears tomatoes potatoes pumpkins cabbage and assorted vegetables. Entries note varieties and quoted prices with range markers and unit shorthand.
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Kalgoorlie
Diempe
Cleos
Dunn's
Winter Bartlett
Social Theory and a Future Based on Functional Democracy
The text discusses Mr. G D H Cale s view of future social organization in which Evunhage becomes reality and functional associations replace centralized parliament. Cole argues self government through functionally organized bodies, with a coordinating council or court of appeal. He asserts a truly democratic society arises when each group governs its own function and citizens vote for representatives within those bodies.
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Drewne
Mr. Cole
Utopina
Cole
Ewodill
Guild Socialium
Therm
Mn Cole
Shipping Notes Arrivals and Departures At Albany Port
Shipping notices list arrivals and departures including the Japanese steamer Mara renamed Samarang after bunkering at Mellwraith McEacharn Co. lighters, the State steamer and other vessels docking at Albany. Details cover cargoes bunkering calls from Meriwraith Co. lighters, expected calls at Albany, and agents Dalgety and Co. arrangements for the Melbourne and Aberdeen liners, with emphasis on dates and port calls.
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Eochu Mara
Mellwraith McEacharn and Co
Samarang
Esperance
Fremantle
Mbany
Railway Dept
Jucutra
Albany
Meriwraith
Mekleharwaml Co
Melbourne
Woolgar Jg
Sydney
Adelaide
Dalgetyam! Co
Persia
Dalgety and Co
Melbourne Sud
Kurnulpi
Hopetoun
Hasex
Eason
Appley, “McTiwraith, McKochaurn and Co
Euripides
London
Australia
Cape
Dalgety ‘and Co
Mt Barker Fruit Workers Deny Sunday Work Slump
Correspondence from W J Hockley of Mt Barker AWU rejects rumors that Mt Barker Cool Store canceled Sunday April 10 work or offered double time. He maintains the union agreement signed last September provides time and a half for Sunday work and notes the store is the only local employer still operating with non union labour except for two workers.
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Harker
Mt. Barker
Mt. Harker
J. Hockley
Hey
Netting in the Harbor Letter to the Editor
A harbor fishing debate is aired with residents arguing for and against net fishing in the harbor. The writer supports regulated netting from the jetty to curb drifting lines while protecting licensed fishermen, noting impacts on northern foreshores.
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