Council meeting notes discuss roads and water supply plans
Mayor Iston presided as council members Cra Downes Watcher Green John Johnson Lambert Lawson and Mooney attended. Items covered included road reserves Queen's Park Victoria Square and Peel-place, water provision offers from Emu Point, land and road works, and park improvements at Lawley Park with two new tennis courts under discussion.
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Mr. Iston
J.P
Cra
Downes
Wwtcher
Green
John
dJohnson
Lambert
Lawson
Mooney
Munchmore
Worsted and Woollen Mills Co
Stirtingterrace
Peel-place
Queen's Park
Victoria Square
Albany Tennis Club
Lawley Park
Johnson
Pairks and Gardens Committee
Seports
Waka
Mra
Ellery
Perth-road
Willivil
Mechanics Institute
Counel
Bowlins Club
Porth
Sairling Terrace
Alago
Cowell
Lemee
Vatha
Questens
Fletcher
Parks and Gardens
Johns
York Street
Comaliiec’y Revom
Amphitheatre for Sydney Aims at Ocean View Venue
A proposed amphitheatre near Balmoral beach would seat 2000 plus and feature an open air auditorium facing the ocean between North and South Heads. It is seen as part of a revival of ancient theatres and may host benevolent entertainments and spiritual gatherings with potential leasing offers already in hand. The project comes amid discussions of a coming spiritual teacher and world significance, with interest from thoughtful circles. A Melbourne Hobart match saw Tasmania beat Western Australia 3 2 in the championship hockey, and the Young Australia League plans a winter tour of 00 boys with a band and concert party starting August 25.
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Balmoral Beach
South Heads
Equator
Palestina
Palestine
Hookay Robes
Melbourne
Tasmania
Map
Young Australia League
Pause on Accounts Ends Meeting With Final Payment Totals
The general account shows C805/10/0 balance and LG own necount with £85 18s 9d. A loan account lists £212 10s 8d. Electric light usage records £200 1s 5d. The motion to pause accounts for payment concludes the business.
Albury Water Board Sees Staff Change and Bridge Plan
The Albury Water Board notes the resignation of the pumping station engine driver and thanks staff for support. A successor will be appointed. The board approves rebuilding Bark Out Creek bridge with timber and in-house labor at an estimated cost of 10. Receipt of 451 iron collars for wooden pipes is reported and payment of £137 11s 9d approved to close the business.
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E. Ralston
Huport
Sincw
Gravitation Main
Pipe Line
Thia
Extra Special Values at DREW ROBINSON COOS
A vintage advertisement lists a wide range of fabric and fashion goods with prices per yard or piece. Items include pillow cases, quilts, sheeting, lace and insertion, ribbons, embroidery, beads, gloves, hose, wool skeins, border trimmings, silk and satin fabrics, and waterproof cloths with varied old currency pricing.
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Royal
Saxe
Redistribution proposal raises Perth metro seat gains
The Kalgoorlie Miner reports a Commission's plan to redraw 50 Legislative Assembly seats. Metro area would rise from 12 to 15, agricultural from 21 to 23, central goldfields stay at four, and outer mining drop from ning to four, affecting Perth Fremantle representation. The piece critiques centralisation and argues for decentralisation preserving current metro non metro balance.
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Kalgoorlie
Saya
Legislative Assembly
Central Goldfields
Kulwoorlie-Boulder
Perth-Fremantle
Pst
Evernment
United States
Washington
District of Columbia
Congress
Hritannica
Co Ambia
Country Party
Indore
Ring
Legislative Council
Value of milk testing urged to boost dairy stock
The article stresses widespread testing of pure bred dairy cows in New South Wales to raise production. It notes over 20 000 cows and heifers are registered, yet only about 200 privately owned sires were recorded last month, leaving breeders uncertain about outcomes. The Department of Agriculture seeks breeder support as herd testing expands to guide the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Department of Agriculture
New States for Australia Endless Federation Debate
William Agar argues Australia needs immediate division into smaller states to avoid centralization. He says the veto power of State Parliaments over Commonwealth creation of new states delays growth and threatens security, urging constitutional amendment for self governing units in suitable territories.
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Australia
Dometh
United States of America
Jorockaul
Commonwealth
New Staters Rally Amid Hughes Critique
A quoted confrontation shows New Staters praising their momentum while challenging Mr Hughes. They accuse him of delaying progress and call for his engagement with the League of Federal Parliamentarians as proof of commitment to the New State movement.
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Hughes
Vy, Thompson
New South Wales
Australia
League of
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Carter
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Mouchemore & Co
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Luisins Benallent
Autor Hoste
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Tetephaene
J. & Wuillemin
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Geo. Johnston Architect
Associated Fruitgrowers, Limited
Western Australianmarkets
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Pember
Falemen
Terrace
Foast
Foulty and Railway
T Jon
Phoua
BE. Hird
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J. Davies
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Bella Frederick Street
Verkman
Roote
Lats
J.P. Carrier
An’ General BistiAul Auer
Stee
William Agar
MR. Hughes
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