Fire Brigades Demonstration and Related Events Arranged
A sequence of public notices outlines a Fire Brigades demonstration on Saturday April 16 starting 1 am with muster and processions to Ulster Ground, a ceremonial wallate by Governor Sir Francis Newdegate, and a King’s Medal presentation to Tom White. Additional marches, competitions, and a theatre program at the Empire Theatre are scheduled through April 25, with ticket sales at local outlets.
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Da.m
Ulster
Fragmentary notes hint at markets for surplus without government aid
The text shows fragmented phrases about surplus items and markets, seeking self supplied exchange. It mentions timelines and hopes for viable non government backed distribution once conditions align. No clear names, places, or dates are readable.
Albany Easter concert a highlight in local program
The Conming Fire Brigade Band will perform three times in the Easter weekend at Vieborm Square, Albany, with a visiting group of metropolitan soloists. A Saturday collection will fund a proposed late shopping referendum, with polling at Town Hall, Railway Station, Fileker, and Agricultural Hall. Local and provincial electoral notices follow, mentioning candidates Stewart and Piesse amid expected further entries. A charity dance at the Town Hall supported the fire brigade bond fundraiser featured Mrs Malaea Orchestra and several local musicians.
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Albany
Conming Fire Brigade
Hwow
Fileker
King River
Whop
Albeny Municipal
Albany Real Board
Shop and Factories
Legislatve Council
Hector Stewart
A. N. Piesse
Toodyay
Eleetyjomea
Stewart i Oan
Fetal Country Party
Piente
Chapman
Fire Brigade Bond New Instrument Funil
FR. Payne
Malaea Orchadira
Messrs
Payne
M. Nor
Moe
BH Rew
F. Bohmare
Mesars
R. Barwick
Dewar
Hargy Abell
Perth magistrate hears £500 compensation claim in fire death case
Martha Crossley seeks compensation for the death of Frederick Crossley while clearing land on Ulster Road. Witnesses describe earnings and payments. medical testimony links smoke inhalation to death. venue changes and ongoing court proceedings are noted.
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C. T. Wood
Perth
Albany
Martha Crossley
Ulster Road
Frederick Crogsley
Dofeodast
HM. Coms
Clamant
Crosslyn
F. Curran
M. Crawcour
Arthur Johnston
Arthur Johnston and Co
Balaton
C. K. Norman
Crossley
Gilbert
Gare
Maurice Johnson
Tr. Johnson
Fire Brigade Demonstration Arrangements Announced
A large Albany fire brigade demonstration is planned on Ulster road with about 360 men expected from 22 brigades. Events include discipline drill inspection and march past. the Governor will present the King's Medal for bravery to Captain GW White posthumously.
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Ulatgr-road
Baturdey
Coster Etorday
Lena
Albany
GW White
Fremantle
Brone
Revidanta
Brigades
Brigedor
Joosst
Ulter-rowil
Aowisted
Canning Fire Brigade
Banis
Bryades Pneamble
Pert
Freemaeeag
Ulster-road
Eqns Linne
Empire ‘Theatre
Rede Rendion
Neaval
Fire Brigades
Alchamp
Exiles Set for England Holidays and Local Bereavement
Personal notices of Mr Alf Clsagemann joining a Fremantle bound ship for England for a holiday. Mr W T Richardeop due to travel to England for the Empire Exhibition. Dr Gardell Olliver appointed medical affect of the P and O Bendigo branch. and the death of Mrs W G Peel after a long illness. The piece notes condolences to the family, funeral details, and a list of mourners including Mrs George McCormack and Miss Nellie Peel, with Rev BE Hankin officiating.
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The
Reel Et Fremantle
England
W. TH. Richardeop
Earlstreet
Gardell Olliver
Albany
Bendigo
Port
W. G. Peel
George McCormack
Mise
Nellie Peal
BE. Hankin
Community Show Preparations and Tennis Match Report
Secretary Mr Hooktkey notes exhibition plans for May with many fruit and produce classes led by various judges. Park Hotel hosts afternoon tea. proceeds support the Hurn Association. A football annual meeting is set for April 19. Hawtin and Penistan win doubles in a tennis event with 6 2 6 3 scores.
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Eam
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Rev
Jonistan
A. Hickling
BR. J. Peniston
BB. Junes
Lasy Post
Charlie Young
Esecredary
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Porblie Ore Alee
Rend Fey
AALELA Holds General Meeting at Royal George Hotel
The AALELA general meeting at the Royal George Hotel heard that the previous year showed strong improvements. Rangers won the focal league title with several inter-town matches. Albany led three wins, one draw, and four losses. Officers were re elected and finances showed a small surplus. A forthcoming Albany Returned Soldiers League meeting was announced at the Soldiers Institute with expected large attendance.
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Goodwood Club Meeting Delights Fans at Helmont Park
The Goodwood Club staged a lively meeting at Helmont Park on Saturday with strong attendance. The main event saw Stylish edge Thurnora by a head as Society Site faded late in a gripping finish.
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Betting Odds for Doncaster Handicap and Sydney Cup
Betting odds listed for Doncaster Handicap show Clare at 5 to 1, Glack Adder and AN Gwoshine at 8 to 1, Whittier at 10 to 1, The Monk Montclair at 12 to 1, with other runners at 14 to 16 to 1. Sydney Cup odds place Our Prince at 5 to 1, Standby at 7 to 1, Aosmrak at 8 to 1, Comptroter Fraces Tresaaudy at 10 to 1, and several others at 12 to 14 to 1.
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Dive
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Obhara
Death of jockey W. E Percival reported
Jockey W. E Percival died yesterday afternoon following injuries from a fall at Seafort during the Canning Park meeting. He had been hospitalized since the April 5 incident.
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W. E Percival
Canning Park
Lightweight jockey Voll dies from injuries at Southend
Wellington reports Navy Cut fell at Southend on Saturday injuring jockey Voll, a noted lightweight rider, who was taken to hospital in critical condition after the accident.
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Saturay
Navy Cut
Voll
Lowried de
Labor Triumph Complete in Murray Seat Count
ADELAIDE reports Labor has won the third Murray seat and now leads with 36 seats total. Indications from Flinders suggest final tallies: Labor 27 Liberal 17 Country Parts 2. A Crawley warder incident remains reportedly unresolved with arrests not yet made.
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Murray
Punin
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Flinders
Liberal
Demonstration Prevents Anguish Pole Leave in Melbourne
In Melbourne during the weekend a demonstration organized by a committee halted a leave related to Angus Murray who faced conviction over matters involving Mr. T. R. Herriman, a bank manager. The Governor received petitions from around sixty supporters, prompting an executive meeting that concluded there was no reason to interfere with the sentence.
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Meat Industry Pleas For Renewal Of Government Support
A Melbourne deputation from all parties urged Prime Minister Mr Bruce to renew the Federal Government meat bounty, saying the industry cannot survive another year without it. Bruce voiced disappointment, asking for a concrete, workable policy and noting both governments are prepared to help if a scheme appears viable.
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All Parte al
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Mea
Council
Welterweight clash ends in a dramatic draw after a ferocious contest
Austral boxing notes report Engel of America defeating Dave Hoss of Melbourne with four straight blows early in the second round, followed by a hostile crowd reaction at Stadium boxer. Arch Bradley retains welterweight crown. Goil Frey and others feature in a lengthy programme. Voter tally and ward results in central Atlas district noted.
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Engel
America
Welter Wight
Dave Hoss
Melbourne
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Minister regrets sinking of Wegenilah and loss of life
Mr. P. G. Stewart the Minister for Works and Railways expressed regret over the Wegenilah disaster. He recalled past seafaring work aboard ships like the Wyrallah and Barwo and noted the ongoing route including the Dilkera.
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War Service Homes Program Discussed by Minister
Mr. P. G. Stewart, head of the War Service Homes Department, says administration is running smoothly. Soldier tenants uphold duties, with 1 percent of 23,000 housing cases not housed adequately, highlighting progress and remaining gaps.
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P. G. Stewart
War Service Homes Department
Nailed to the Mast and Court Writs at Sea
A jumbled report notes a ship in Honolulu to Sydney route with a £10,000 claim for services, a Japanese freighter Honolulu Mara involved, and a Supreme Court writ nailed to the mast of the Hopolohy Mary at Pyrmont. Captain Pamotaski expected to bond the amount to prevent seizure of freight.
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Aid Racing
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The Gallant WMA Ads in Australia Depths
A large crowd watched a vessel towed out to sea as British cruisers escorted the ship from the harbor. The scene described a calm departure with attention on the escort and the ship's movement in pacific waters.
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Earthquake Relief Funds Planned and Allocated
A April 13 report outlines earthquake relief finances with 1000 won allocated for armaments and rebuilding. The plan spreads payments over five to ten years, detailing how the funds will be distributed for weapons and other repairs.
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Reparations Scheme Refuses Clear Government Support
London reports reveal growing public doubt over the experts' plan for reparations and sanctions. The prewar government remains silent while newspapers forecast France’s possible consent to economic evacuations and allied pressure if Germany falters, hinting at potential total cancellation of internal policies.
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Britain’s Trade Woes Highlighted by Lloyd George
Britain's postwar trade issues are analyzed by Lloyd George in Nurion. He argues the country relies more on foreign markets, borders, and consumer aid. He notes 26 percent fees prewar, population up 2 million, exchange problems pressuring Britain’s shipping and industry.
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Europe
Inhiding Exchange
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English Mughy Team Looks to Ball Strong in Cup Final
Seven Nen players and seven Hugi League enthusiasts mourned by RMS Moldavia on Friday April 1. The remaining players, busy in the Northern Union cup final between Olbom and Wigan at Rochdale, will join the squad at Marseille Parkin the captain said. He added we are a good side though not strong behind the scrum on the 1020 side.
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Content Yourself with 2s 6d Song Raffle Offer
A Beaur Balders League Art Union promotes an all cash prize distribution worth £18,000 with tickets priced at 2s 6d. Each ticket costs 2 shillings and sixpence, offering a chance to win major cash prizes including £3,500, £2,1, and £470 among others. Tickets are available from the Executive Office of the League Muldiara Trust Institute in Perth with dates and draw details provided locally.
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Rane Au
Hilly Williams
Eoen
Nowes
Beaur Baldbers’ League
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Muldiara' Tustitute
Perth
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Tate
Tennis results and theatre notes from EI leker night
A mixed tennis card at EI leker featured singles and doubles with frequent tight sets. Notable results include Hailey and Norman defeating Smith and Brighton while Gilbert and Milne beat Downes and Hoadd, with several other doubles outcomes recorded. Empire Theatre promises nightly shows with varying programs and prices.
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Eileker
Naturdy
Pumenty
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Ients
W. Hailey
R. Norman
HI. Smith
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