Immigration and Australian land policy debate in early era
The article discusses immigration to Australia and land settlement aims amid financial and political constraints. It contrasts promises of rapid development with the reality of high costs, labor needs, and overseas settlement challenges. It notes criticism from New South Wales and the need for practical, self-reliant policy to attract settlers and ensure national welfare.
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Ania
Sontrary
Australia
Oremstne
Great Betail
Australar
Amatrasia
Amatealia
Ional
New South Wales
Canada
Wickepin farmers prosper with motor cars and farming dwellings
Local farming community ventures into prosperity as motor cars replace old sulkies and stock holdings. Albany Frendly Societies Council meets with W Harrie elected president, new officers named, and resignations accepted. Dredge Sir William Matthews expected to arrive in Albany for dredging work, then proceed to Bunbury and Melbourne for operations. Requiem Mass for Annee Day scheduled at St Joseph's Church. A returned soldiers reunion planned at the Soldiers Institute with a mixed program and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ttiw
Wickepin Warket
Nm Munday
Albany Frendly Societies
W. Harrie
H__C. Priv
HO Meretn
C. Carpenter
Reguarer
Lo. Murphy
Mine Bamford
T. A. Hoender
Ming Bagge
Bast Muren
Albany
William Matthees
Perth
Malbourne
William Mathews
Bunbury
St. Josph's
Soldiers’ Institute
Christman
Stranerd
Capa
Coffe Capper
League
Te Epeervics
Anzac Day Observance Planned in Albany Parade
Albany prepares for Anzac Day with a morning procession from the Institute in Lower Stirling Terrace at 10 30 am led by the Fire Brigade Band and local groups. A wreath will be placed at the Duke Street corner before proceeding to the Town Hall for a memorial service featuring hymns prayers and a last post.
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Albany
Returned Soldiers and Sailors Association
Stirling Terrace
Fire Brigade
Mem
A.lf
AGA
RGA
Gil Scouts
Iheny Friendly Societies
Vouk Atreet
Duke-street
Offierr
Re. Hanjin
A. J. Watafod
Local Football Club Meeting Minutes Recorded
The club held a Tuesday meeting at Weld Tote j with A B Martin in the chair. Minutes of the previous session were read and officers elected, including Harvey as secretary and Lamber t as treasurer. New captaincy and committee roles were confirmed, with May 4 noted for a related event.
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A. B Martin
Toco Rama
FP Lambert
Moretin
Aletal
Nott Vier
Vive Raglan Curl
Town Team Wins 4-1 Over Woollen Mills in Weekend Match
A Saturday soccer match on the Port road ground ended with the town team defeating the woollen mills by four goals to one. Mills faded in the second half while town players impressed, and two town men were invited for another practice game next Saturday. Rumors of fixtures with Denmark Narrogin and Perth City circulated as club members were asked to gather for a 2.45 pm session on Sunday.
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Woollen Mill
Wallis
Jvenica
Denmark
Narrogin
Powangeru
Perth City
Mr. Groves
Police Court Imposes Sentences on Several Defendants
At the local police court on Wednesday before Mr A K Burt Harold Hutchinson formerly with Mouchemore and Co was sentenced to one month imprisonment for theft. He received a concurrent two month sentence for stealing an overcoat of E Berthold. Robert Cornish was charged by PC Larkin with stealing a watch and chain belonging to Badiek and was sentenced to four months hard labor.
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A. K. Burt
Harold Hutchinson
Mouchemore and Co's
E. Berthold
Robert Cornish
P.C. Larkin
Badiek
Perth Labour Bureau meeting reports high unemployment
Unemployment delegates claim about one thousand men without work and 80 percent of attendees are Australian. They accuse private registry offices of hindering access to jobs though 90 percent of available postings pass through them. Wives and children of workers also suffer. Government assistance is blamed for gaps in relief under the Vagrancy Act.
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Perth
Childrere
Vagabond voyage recalls Australian ports and memories
A travel narrative aboard a steamer near Port Augusta recounts beauti ful but empty ports and vast seas in South Australia. The voyage visits Spencer Gulf coast towns, notes delays at Port Pirie Moonta and Boston Harbor, and reflects on memories with old acquaintances aboard the vessel.
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W. Beach Thomas
Australia
South Australia
Porth
Port Augusta
Spencer
Bulletin
Eyre's Peninsula Growths and Port Lincoln Trade Outlook
The article outlines Eyre's Peninsula expansion including railway progress over 500 miles and a 34 074 acre cereal area. It mentions a new reservoir near Tod River with 3 400 000 gallons capacity, Port Lincoln exports from Port Lincoln with rail improvements, and Adelaide's growing influence on trade and administration. Population around 20 900, with next year forecast 1 000 tons of wheat and 15 000 bales of wool for export.
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Mt. Hope
Tmland
Tod River
Eyre
Adelaide
Peninen
Port Vinedo
Adelaidey
Enela
Thevenard
Irina
Port Lincoln
Unusual Van Off Tracks At Mt Barker GPO Scene
Local residents watched a large covered van derail between the railway office and wool store as a steam crane removed it. The vehicle was righted and taken to Albany for a thorough examination before regaining movement.
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G.P.O
Gamle
Mora'ne
Albany
Bole- League
Pongrema
Fremant overhauls and ship movements near Albany
Shipping notes show the steamship Fremant undergoing overhaul near Albany around May 1. The railway department acts as agent. Fremant’s route remains unclear. Other vessels include Komura arriving from Newcatle with coal for Albany hulls and Banbury bound ships. Abendeen liner Sophocla left London for Albany with passengers.
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Albany Wa
Vicher
McEiwraith, McEacharn Sod Co
Komura
Albany
Newcavtl
McDie
Banbury
London
Lewty and Co
Mariets
Dow
Austen
City Council Deadlocks Over Frederick Street Rank
Melbourne council debates restoring the rank to Frederick Street amid ministerial approval disputes. Dr Ingham and Dr Nesbitt back the motion while others argue the traffic and road-sides precedent, with a vote pending and notices for Anzac Day arrangements.
American Fleet visit to Australia slimmed due to time
Acting Premier Nogwin relayed a Chief of Navy message that an American fleet visit to Australia will omit Western Australian ports because of time constraints. The announcement follows a statement made yesterday regarding the planned itinerary.
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Perth
Nogwin
Australia
Steamer Volumnia Charter Cancelled Over Wheat Shipment
Secretary of the Co-operative Wheat Association said the Volumnia's charter to ferry 6 500 tons of wheat to Europe was cancelled. The delay was blamed on workers unwilling to face further shipping postponements.
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Co-operative Wheat
Volumnia
Eurpe
Boyarz
Bunbury Beer Strike Zeros In On Local Bar Trade
In Bunbury the beer strike shows no settlement action yet with retrenchment underway. Three bartenders and one barman have been dismissed as workers reportedly observe the decision and local bars show minimal front-door trade and workers keeping away.
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Bunbury
Barmettie
Collie Miners Convene on Strike Action
At Collie the miners are interested in the strike and a meeting has been called to discuss the matter.
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Collie
Han
Plausible Campaign Plan Formed at Midland Junction Meeting
A campaign plan formed at a meeting held at Midland Junction where delegates exchanged messages. The plan, believed to be tied to the Naval Experimental and Research Laboratory and other entities, will be submitted to officials at a public meeting tomorrow in Washington.
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Washimston
Atwill 2
Midland Junction
Naval Experimental
Research Laboratory
Bellevue
Columbia
Sydovy
Presumed Suicide of Old Man in Claremont River
The body of 74 year old Edward Novosa, an inmate of the Old Men's Home in Claremont, was found in the river yesterday morning with a cut on the left wrist. Death by his own action is presumed according to authorities.
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Edward Novosa
Claremont
Prince of Wales Leaves Yok Capetown Amid Crowds
The Prince of Wales arrives in Capetown after departing Lagos with large crowds greeting him. Details are scarce due to partial OCR text, but the event is marked by notable public attention.
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Tlaggs
Prince of Wales
Lagos
Capetown
Parliament in Morning Debate Over Caillaux Attack
A lively session yesterday featured a heated discussion led by PARLS and Apel 22 on M. Caillaux and the Opportion’s planned attack. The exchange reflected sharp partisan tensions and urgent policy questions.
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Parls
Apel
M. Caillaux
Government Budget Debated as Caillaux Faces Opposition
The government’s declaration was read in the Chamber and Senate, interrupted by opposition. After a division, the government position carried. Caillaux showed emotion after an attack, but defended his reforms, pledging a complete budget reform and clear expenditure and taxation plans.
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M. Painleve
Chamber of Deputies
M. Broog
Senate
M. Caillaux
Fahon
Fidepes
German finance shows surplus amid 1931 March returns
Berlin reports March 31 receipts total 7000 million marks with a 2000 million mark surplus seen against estimates. Customs and inward revenue add 450 million and 900 million marks surplus against calls.
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Berlin
Stormy seas stranded Moldavia off Victoria coast
Gales off Melbourne battered shipping as the Moldavia sought shelter in Hobson Bay. The vessel faced severe berthing difficulties at South Melbourne Beach, with over £500 damage reported to fishing gear as crews wait for calmer weather and safer passage.
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Melbourne
Victorian
Moldavia
Hobeon's Bay
South Melbourne
The Secession Question in Western Australia
The Federal Treasurer Dr Earle Pugu says Western Australia shows little secession movement and remains federal at heart. He cites tariff dissatisfaction and dumping by eastern manufacturers as factors, but declines to discuss tariff details. Muster for Agriculture leader Mr M F Troy notes secession support, while Tasmania trip details he expects about one quarter of WA to vote for secession, calling the Prime Minister's stance on secession a sham.
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London
Staten Age Mn
Commonwealth
Bruce
Earle Pugu
Melbourne
Sid
Western Australia
Fremantle
West Australia
M. F. Troy
Tasmania
Hobert
Wen
Australia
Btute
Wint le
Victorian engine men threaten arbitration over pay
Disordered report notes looming arbitration over Cowry award and possible reorganization of suburban traffic. The men of the Love team face service disruptions as executives urge members to sign on while plans to depart the sheds surface.
Wembley inspection opens previews of pavilions
London Apr 223 Lord Stevenson chairs a Wembley Exhibition Board luncheon and introduces Lee Neil who cites Mio Audthrala's £60,000 advert spending aligned with the British Salon in the run up to the open exhibition. Attendees tour a hive of industry model of Sydney Harbor and a butter depoting tableau.
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London
Lord Stevenson
Exhibition Board
Wembley
Lee Neil
Mio Audthrala
Japan's War Budget Reforms Include Mobilization and Aviation Boost
Japan announces for the fiscal year a mobilization program with national service, overhaul of inauguration, and policies to stimulate oil and aircraft sectors. A new alien service will be created on par with other services from May 1, with 1100 officers and 4000 NCOs and men to be discharged by August 20.
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Tokio
Mhs
Aly Foren
Aad
TEST CRICKET PROSPECTS IN AUSTRALIAN SUPREMACY
A garbled report notes Australian cricket figures optimistic about the season. It mentions bowlers Grimmett and the England risk with Hobb and Blythe Rhodes as contrasts, hinting at differing development between Australia and England amid wary conditions.
Lawn Tennis Teams Association Allows British Players
The Lawn Teams Association permits British players to compete in team events in the country 2% the Intern Peund.
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