Albany Despatch Highlights August 14 1027 Cadets and Local News
Senior Cadets plan compulsory parades at the fort and Brunswick Road drill hall with lifelike details. A child suffers a foot injury from broken bins and is treated at hospital. Albany preparations include the mayor’s update on the Albany Centenary and a Salvation Army welcome for Commissioner Hugh Whatmore amid parades and events. Wheat pool dividends are outlined with multi-stage payments totaling millions. A motor cycle accident near Perth ends with a youth hospitalized but recovering. Stirling Range tourist accommodation talks seek a chalet or permit for national park visitors. An Old Albanian passes away. his public service noted. Public discussions cover public ownership of wool textile industry and a forthcoming electoral address by Senator Needham.
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Mer
F.C. Wingrove
Albany
C. TI. Wittenoum
Connecthom
Danissanre
Tom
Salvation Army
Hugh EB. Whatmore
Tha
Perth
Northam
L A.m! Suniay
Tioguia
Chas, Wittenoouw
Waddell
Perth Roai
Mesare
C. Prior
Harry Prior
Frank Lambert
Lambert
Progresajis
Stirling Range
Borden
Primary Producers’ Association
Stirling Ranges
Renee
iWiscusqui
Hunges
National Park
Chepier Pass
Ellen's Peak
T. Markness
W.A
Hank
New South Wales
Fremantle
BR IL Holies
W.A. Back
Chamber of Commerce
King River
Cen
RH. Holmes
Australia
South Africa
Hat
Prey
Rome and Carthage lecture at Albert Hall
A large Albert Hall audience heard Associate Professor Wood discuss Home and Carthage, detailing Rome's rise and wars with Carthage, the influence of Rome on Mediterranean history, and the roles of notable figures like Hannibal. The lecture featured lantern slides and ended with audience applause and thanks. Tomorrow Kojonup hosts Minister for Agriculture Hon. M. F. Troy for an agricultural visit and experimental farm push.
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Home
Carthage
B.C
Rome
Western Mediterranean
Carthare
North Africa
Italy
Mediterranean
Genina For Foromanood Organization
M. F. Troy
Kojonup
Cleims
Oy & Centre
Kojojuno
Returned Soldiers' League Albany Branch Meeting Minutes
The Albany sub-branch of the Returned Soldiers Sailors and Nurses Imperial League met at the Soldiers' Institute on Tuesday night with President Mr Me. Barrow presiding. Officers and members reviewed minutes, discussed room rental, examined pension procedures, and noted correspondence and financial matters. A forthcoming children's ball and a social event were planned, with donations received and committee allocations made.
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Albany
The
Returned Soldiers, Sailors’ and Nurses Smperial League
WC. Camp
D. T. Plumb
Craigie
Barnett
Iguer
Diguer
Aps
Rosales Kehora Ledee
Hutchings
R.8.l. Club
British Empire Service
Leagar
Shannon
Gibson
Mer. Potts
National Bank
Teporta
Babklil
Glazebrook
A. W. Pryor
League
Hatten and Grove
Jucka
Whatmore
Barrow
Jwehan
Wits
National Bank of Aust Lasia reports growing balance sheet
The National Bank of Aust Lasia Ltd shows total assets rising from £40,700,000 to £43,100,000 in the year ending March. Advances and deposits increased, loans and discounts rose by over £5,000,000, and deposits bearing interest climbed by more than £2,000,000. Profit reached £561,648, with dividends at 10 percent and transfers to reserves and premises reduction. New branches opened in Victoria Western Australia New South Wales and capital and reserve fund figures noted.
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Victoria
Bentleigh
Glenhuntly
Law Courts
William Street
Melbourne
Mentone
Red Cliffs
Somerville
Western Australia
Three Springs
Ane Wongan Hills
New South Wales
Albury
Grafton
Maroubra Junction
Merriwaggea
Moree
Moulampin
Narrandera
Newmatle West
South Pardematta
West Wralong
Victoria Crushes Tasmania in Australian Football Championship
Victoria defeated Tasmania in a decisive match during the Australian Football Championship held in Melbourne. The final score totaled Victoria 24 to Tasmania 0, marking a one-sided result amid the competition.
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Victoria
Tasmania
Melbourne
Western Australia Edges Tasmania By One Point In Championship
In perfect weather Western Australia defeated Tasmania by one point in a rugged rugby style championship match. Both teams showed strong defense and late pressure with WA's kicking accuracy in the final period sealing the 12 16 88 to 12 16 87 finish.
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Perios
Australia
Western Australia
Tasmania
South Australia
New South Wales
West Australia
South Australia Triumphs Over New South Wales in Match
South Australia defeated New South Wales with a large margin. South Australia scored 20 goals 20 behinds for 140 points while New South Wales managed 4 goals 11 behinds for 35 points. The game featured Booth Awstratia in the standout performance.
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Booth Awstratia
New South Wales
Arores
South Australia
Remaining Fixtures Highlight Victoria Games in August
Remaining fixtures list events in Victoria and New South Wales. On Friday August 10 Victoria hosts matches with Themania facing South Adattalia. Saturday August 20 Victoria meets Werte An tradin as part of Themania v South Adattalia schedule.
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Victoria
New South Wales
Themania
South Adattalia
Werte Antradin
Collingwood Beats West Australia In WA Match
Collingwood defeated West Australia 13 goals 0 behinds to 7 goals 12 behinds, 87 to 54, in the Thursday game at Perth. Visitors dominated the afternoon, claiming a clear win over their West Australian hosts.
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Perth
Collingwood Footballure
Mount Barker fruit growers back export bill meeting notes
Monday night meeting of fruit growers in Mount Barker, convened by the Fruit Growers Association, discussed the Export Marketing Bill introduced by Mr T Paterson. Attended by a representative group, the outcome urged support at the September 24 poll. Also noted were school transport tenders, Plantagenet Roads Board business, Hassam picking season, and local football results at Plantagenet Park with upcoming matches listed.
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Frust Growers’ Association
T. Paterson
Albany
J. McNeil Martin
Mount Barker
Bem
Western Australia
A. T. Booth
Sir Reeves
Woogenshap
Carherap
T. Crow
Porengorup Road
Education Department
Plantagenet Hoods Board
Pax
Plantagenet Park
South and Cranbrook
Press Promoters Invite the Press for Welfare of District
The Press urges promoters and event organizers to invite media coverage to promote local welfare. It notes they cannot attend every function but will report events given notice. The piece stresses cooperation from business people and residents to publish a paper the district can be proud of, with a steadfast community spirit.
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Anya
Second trial of Alfred A. Martin expected today
It is anticipated that the second trial of Alfred Arthur Martin on a charge of wilful murder will be concluded today. Martin gave evidence and displayed a taputline during the severe events, with testimony marked by a display of courage.
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Perth
Alfred Arthur Martin
False Pretences Change in Fremantle Court Case
Herbert Slater, in Fremantle, pleaded guilty to a fresh charge of obtaining 3 18 and goods valued at 12 by a valueless cheque. He already faced 12 months for five false pretence counts, with sentencing to run cumulatively on his existing term. Police described his previous poor record and linked drink as a factor.
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Perth
Herbert Hugh Slater
F. F. Horgan
Addittant P.M
Fremantle
Ehares
Mienus
Porter
Pleher Beard'’s
Hotwan
Slater
Plucky Arrest After Being Struck By Bottle Attack
Melbourne Thurnlny Constable Phillipians was struck with a bottle on Lanedale Street Tuesday night. He subdued one assailant, was dazed and found at the police station with his attacker. He collapsed at the station and was taken to hospital where he is recovering.
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Melbourne
Thurnlny
Phillipians
Gemel
Lanedale Street
Practical recognition be homes for war widows Malvern
War widows in Malvern will receive homes funded by the War Service Homes Commission. A bill drafted for Parliament aims to authorize construction and allocate about £4000. The Malvern Returned Soldiers League supports the plan and expects swift passage once debated.
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Melbourne
Malvern
Returned Soldiers
Leone
War Service Homes Commission
Honet
Victorian Amateur Championship Final Decided at Metropolitan Links
Eighteen year old W. A. Edgar defeated Alex Haswell by one stroke after 18 holes to win the Victorian State Amateur Championship at the Metropolitan links yesterday.
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W. A. Edgar
Guler
Alex Haswell
Victoria
Money Lender's Murder No Fresh Developments
Sydney reports no new developments in inquiries into the murder of Daniel Condon a money lender. Detectives continue investigations with no fresh leads or significant progress recorded this Thursday.
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Sydney
Daniel Condon
la Hig
Farmer killed by fall from Melbourne express near Murromburtoh
Wm. Miller a South Australia farmer died instantly when he fell from the Melbourne express near Murromburtoh yesterday morning. He was standing by the door when it opened and the train in motion. He left a wife and three children, and the family was en route to a holiday.
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Sydney
Wm. Miller
South Australia
Melbourne Express
Murromburtoh
Deceared
Accused remanded after wrecking CID offices
Brisbane authorities remand Albert Chehard a 42 year old miner after he appeared in Police Court on Thursday charged with unlawfully destroying shifting material at the Crimins Investigation Department offices following Saturday night wrecking. The case was remanded for further inquiry.
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Brisbane
Crimins Investigation Department
Albert Chehard
Miner
Charnel
Buss
Turner
Bayard
Salvation Army officers to visit Uhany this weekend
Sergeant Anderson recovers from injuries after a motor lorry accident. Commissioner Whatmore and Mrs Whatmore, with Salvation Army staff, will arrive at AThany by train Saturday morning. Renato Nev dhon plans a brief visit to Uhany on Sunday next.
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Salvation Army
Australasia
New Zealand
Whatmore
Mra
Whatnore
Athany
Renator Nevdhon
Uhany
Important Property Sale Realises £35,000 in Katanning Estate
Messrs. J and E Parker of York sold the Eulanda property at Broomehill to M R Grave of Claremont for about £35,000. The 12 000 acre wool growing estate carries about 9000 sheep and was developed from early holdings. The sale, via Brearley Anderson and Co, traces back to the Powells who selected Pallinup estate in 1884.
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E. Parker
York
Eulenda
Broomehill
Mew
Powells
Pallinup
BL. Holly
Parkers
Dublin Labour meeting opens with confidence motion
London reports a major Labour gathering in Dublin as the motion of no confidence was debated. Mr Johnson, Labour leader, and Mr Conrrave, Prime Minister, delivered stirring addresses as the vote tied with equal numbers before a decisive casting vote favored the Government plan.
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London
Duil Firvann
Westerdy
Dublin
Johnson
Conrrave
Wembley Stadium Greyhound Venture Takes Shape
A new syndicate purchases Wembley Stadium for 166000 to launch a world class greyhound racing centre. Led by Charles Darley Miller of the Rockhampton Club, the venture aims to raise 250000 capital with public subscription planned in August. The sale transfers from Landon J. Kivin, who acquired the site from Beecham Trust creditors for 20000, with operations set to begin before December.
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London
Wembley Stadium
Provinces
Wembley
Charles Darley Miller
Rockhampton
Bonefit
Landon J. Kivin
Conidetors
The
Beecham Trust
Ogden Armour Dies in London at 64
Ogden Armour head of Armour's meat packing firm in Chicago died in London yesterday at the age of 64. The death was unexpected and the obituary notes his prominent business leadership.
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London
Ogden Armour
Armour
Chicago
Australian airman Giles to Pacific Count flight then Wellington
Detroit reports Giles the Australian airman to-night bound for the Pacific Count, with a San Francisco start to Wellington. In Shamehsi on August 17 a Royal Air Forces crew forced to land in Chinese territory were seized by Chinese forces. wings burned, pilot and observer detained. British HQ officers attempted rescue but were detained. Negotiations proceeding.
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Giles
Jet
San Francisco
Wellington
N.Z
Shamehsi
Royal Air Forcs Marh Ue
British Aeroplane Detained in Chinese Territory Negotiations
London reports the official version of a British aircraft landing near a Nationalist artillery encampment in China. A guard was placed over the machine, reliefs collected the engine and fuselage, wings were detain ed, and negotiations continued through the night over a long standing Chinese grievance about sovereignty.
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London
China
Stileman scheme eyed for Esperance to Armadale rail link
A deputation to the Minister for Railways backed a trunk line from Armadale to Esperance via Foot, Corte, and Rolling Hill, with Karlgarin as a segment and a Koudinin connection. The Acting Premier referred the matter to a committee to craft a general railway policy and decide on the Karlgarin line after a trial survey.
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Karbarin
Newdegate
Ravensthorpe
Railway Advisory Board
Stileman
H. 2 Brown
M.la
F. H. W. Stileton
Armadale
Foot
Corte
Karlgarin
Koudinin
Lake Race
In Rerly
Romme
Anme
Da'e- Arndale
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