Tenders and notices for Albany works school additions and land sales
Tender notices specify schedules and defaults for Albany school additions removal of classroom, with bidders invited by noon September at the F.W.D. Office Albany. Also listed are livestock, farm land for sale near Barker, Mt Barker, and various items including ponies, shafts, and machinery with private party details and pricing.
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Inser
Albany
Nfante
Morthaus
Paticulare F
Albany Port Link Remains Distant Despite Transshipment Role
A Ravensthorpe column notes Albany remains poorly connected by rail or road for freight despite being a key overseas transshipment port. Local writers argue the gap undermines Bravensthorpe residents who rely on Albany for distant trade, forecasting continued isolation unless freight links improve.
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Ravensthorpe
Albany
Bravensthorpe
Natoral
Oversea
Albany faces choice to advance or fade with migrants and trade
A long Albany discussion traces the export trade, wool mills and migrant settlement as it weighs which path will propel the Great Southern port. The piece argues for embracing opportunity from overseas settlers, strong storage, and new industries or risk retreat into obscurity.
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Fremantle
Katunoing
Ravenathorpe
Mbany
Memens
Great Southern
Ravensthorpe
Isuus Ales
Albany
Titus
Moither
Allany
Mdeaver
Community groups plan events and local projects in Katanning
Local clubs announce a Monday Mbany Social and Sports dance at the Masonic Hall and a Women's Service Guild meeting at St Johns Schoolroom this afternoon. A euchre tournament at the Soldier's Institute is set for Friday night with quality prizes, while road works funding and a proposed Katanning butter factory draw public attention as plans advance. The Aberdeen liner Sophocles brought new settlers to the state, with arrangements for onward travel briefly altered by late arrival and a cancelled medical inspection due to the hour.
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Masonic Hall
Women's Service Guild
St John's Schoolroom
Soldier's Institute
Public Works Department
J. E. Angers
Albany Road Board
Miniater For Works
W. J. George
Albany
Little Grove
G. Roberta
South Albany Sprovemant Committee
Katanning
Brate
Sophocies
Wasi Evenies
Fontey
Comata
I. B. Hotchin
Joost
Ships Incoming and Town Twitters Add to Albany News
The district hears of a steamer in port awaiting a morning departure and notes inspections by visiting officials. Local clubs report a successful table tennis tournament at Albert Hall and plans for a Women’s Institute fund raiser. Albany Woollen Mills group discusses flotation readiness, with town hall meetings planned to organize subscriptions and propaganda efforts.
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Miss Day
Mien Monaghan
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L. R. Vaughan
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F. Day
Miss Austin
Miss M. Pritchard
Norman
G. Austin
M. Pritchard
Nicholeon
Heed
Fressuson's
We Albany Woollen Milla
Perth
Capmilies
Albany
Jar
Tueada
Albany Roads Board
Women’s Auxiliary Plans Activities With Returned Soldiers League
The Women’s Auxiliary held a meeting at the Soldiers Institute with Mrs. J. Barnett in chair. Mr. Lambert and members of the Returned Soldiers’ League discussed a combined committee to fundraise with “stunts” and an afternoon tea booth during country football matches. The first combined committee meeting is set for August 20, and the evening ended with a social program and a visit from the B.S.L. Piarot Party.
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Returned Soldiers’ League
Soldier’s
J. Barnett
Ohair
Indies
P. Lambert
BBL
Albany Football Association
Lambert
Institute
B.8.l. Piarot
Returned Soldiers League Albany Branch Meets in Albany
The Albany Returned Soldiers League held its Tuesday night meeting at the Soldiers Institute. President M r Lambert presided as committees discussed officers, finances, a proposed Soldier's Institute site, conference plans, and arrangements for a joint management committee.
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Soldiens Anstitute
Me PL Lambert
Fulluwimr
Messrs
W. Cooper
F Lauhnet
A. Craaghe
Ry Sioith
J. Blake
D. Bird
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Pal Meeks
D Waters
J. Burnett
W. Slyde
J. Ad Collins
Willinacon
Mouchemoore
Lo Field
Whittinghan
Mr. Rauity
Vinifor
Prine Messen
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Weige
Reparlriation
Medical Board
Haswell
Albumy
Albany
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Lambert
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League
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Day
Kal
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Craige
Tut
Milla
Mesars, Lambert and Meeks
Ratepayers Rally Denounces Mayor at Dower Town Meeting
The Mayors absence sparked a constitutional meeting of ratepayers and property owners. Speakers charged the Mayor and council with contempt and demanded resignations while urging renewed public scrutiny and accountability.
Branch meeting ends with social and plans for Friday
The chairman reported attendance varied for the Women’s Auxiliary apriul event. Members debated Friday night prep at the Institute for upcoming cage tournaments and entertainment duties. A social for the Auxiliary was agreed, and a cribbage tournament crowned Mr. Cowper as winner with Mr. Lambert as booby prize recipient. A coal shipment of 350 tons from the hulks of McIlwraith Co. was noted aboard the steamer Malmyole due Monday from the Eastern States.
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Institute
Bhenfield
Bird
Hi Srevice
Smith
Ted
Denmark
Barker
Potor
Cowper
Ford
PF. Lambert
Mcllwraith, McEachern and Co
Malmyole
Beary
Smaller States Movement Dominates Great Southern League Meet
The Great Southern League executive reviewed the Albury conference reports and discussed inviting representatives to the Smaller States Conference. Attendees noted Western Australia, Victoria, Queensland, New South Wales, and South Australia support subdivision. A Denmark football trip is planned with limited seats for Easter travel.
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Albury
N.W
Wood
Day
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Great Southern League
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Sydney
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Bull
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Drimond
Tooulbarn
Dow
League
Jones
Western Australia
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Harnard
Kalgoorlie
Detentes
Australis
Parkuunt
Ila
Queensland
Perdnal
New South Wales
Wear
Melbourne
Kidds
Victoria
Fla
Barnard
Himy
Uoldfield League
Stone
Geraldton
Walkins
Albany
Australia
Hornsby Murder Case Opened By City Coroner
The Hornsby murder case from the North Shore line rail tragedy is examined by the city coroner. More than thirty witnesses testify while investigators present a hammer said to be the murder weapon. A local timber yard owner identifies the hammer's origin and a Hornsby resident recalls a vault of plans to flee to Charlesville after a planned large theft.
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Charlesville
Queensland
Labor Unions Adopt Policy at Sydney Congress
The congress of trade union delegates at Prides Hall yesterday adopted the Labor Coane policy. Delegates pledged to defend wage reductions, oppose wage reductions, and oppose lengthening of hours as strikes to defend wages. A large number of unions were represented.
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Congress of Trade Union
Prides’ Hall
Pebee
State Council Formed Amid Debate for Action Committee
A new State Council was formed in a contentious meeting deriding opposing voices to coordinate with the Australian Committee of Action. The weekend gathering in Sydney will include delegates from other states.
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State Council
Sydney
NSW Government engages Clyda Engineering for more engines
A new contract between the New South Wales Government and Clyda Engineering covers construction of additional engines for Railway Commissioners. The project at full output will provide over a year and a half of work for current employees.
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New South Wales
Clyda Engineering Company
Thin
Red Cross Work Highlighted at New South Wales Meet
The New South Wales division of the Red Cross Society met yesterday and stressed that much work remains. Daily average numbers in Red Cross homes and hospitals are similar to last year, with about 600 soldier patients still at Handwick and Royal Prince Alfred hospitals in Sydney.
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New South Wales
The
Red Cross Society
Red Cross
Handwick
Royal Prince Alfred
Darwin Strike Fails as Workers Return to Duty
Darwin railmen resume work after a strike proved a failure. In Geelong a woollen sloth factory reports a 270,202 output value for the year with 65,004 gross profit and 102,602 cumulative profits since 1915. Wages totals reach 48,300 with quarterly productivity bonuses totaling about 74 percent of regular earnings. Albany volunteers hold weekly drill at the Fire Station tonight.
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Geelong
Thanaport
Michael Collins Shot Near Cork Ambush Report
A late-August message from Ireland says Michael Collins, Premier of the Free State, was ambushed at Bandon near Cork. The incident aroused widespread outrage and concern in Beldass and Dublin.
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Reland
Michael Collins
Free State
Aviators Safe After Emergency Landing Near Bengal
Aviation report states Captain Macmillan and Malin, linked to Major Blake, were forced to land at Chittagong due to nose trouble and language barrier. They were feared lost but are now found and safe among locals.
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Blake
Chittagong
Bengal
Ang Ie
Lando
Japanese Bank Shares Rise Amid Economic Readjustment
The Yokohama based Yokohaus Specie Bank reports half year review showing 1,050,000,000 yen capital raised, bank clearings up 7,200,000,000 yen, and warehouses stock around 520,000,000 yen. Prices show an uptick but foreign trade revival is hampered by a sluggish money market despite no major new demands.
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Yokohaus Specie Bank, Ltd
Japan
N. Kajiwarra
Yokohama
Sydney
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