Corinthians win tight match in second round at Parade Street
Corinthians, without captain Monaghan, bowled Albions out for 140 after a Karl Windus 24 and Norman 4 for 4 helped them to a 48 runs win. Cooper led bowling for Corinthians with 8 for 71 while Lloyd claimed 6 for 20.
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Corinthians
Albions
Parade Street
Monaghan
T. Angore
Sangster
Cooper
MrDonald
Sanglor
Good Creket
Norman
Pune
Alkiorns
Oominne Towlin
Art McDonald
Sangeter
Jacks Rowe
McDonald
How'ng
Gould
Michell
Cooper Djamiared
Tee
Dock
Tov
Wanderers Secure Narrow Win After Woollies Innings Collapse
The Wanderers won by ten runs after the Woollies innings collapsed under tight bowling from Monte and Roberts. Robert and Dev shared 3 for 1 and 5 for 16 as the Woollies posted a small total, while the Wanderers faltered then recovered to 80 for five in their second attempt before stumps. Barwick, Cooper, Williams and Noble top-scored for the Woollies with solid 10s and 23, 21, and 11 not out respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woollies
Bret
Batemen
Jackman
Mullins
Robert
Dev
Rone
Wanderers
Moate
Tisley
Quartermaine
Heitit
Forte
A. Bailey
Monte
Barwick
P. Cooper
Williams
Noble
Pollowin
fFirst
Stirling
Johns
Roberta
Deskin
Miter
Pas
Ce ‘ Wirth
Roberix
Cooner
Dilbert
Wirth
Davey
Johns Barwick
Tilbert
Cuding
Jilbert
Kit
Roberts
Owl
Mount Barker Cricket Match Draws Wide Interest
Describes a Saturday cricket match at the recreation ground between Blarkwood-road and Central. Central won by 48 runs, with Burston taking eight wickets for 44 and Button scoring 77 not out. Includes partial score details and notes a Boxing Day trip for a Mount Barker team to Tony and a clash with The Albanians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twadkewood-Road
Central
Fees Recreation Ground
Blarkwood-road
Percy Burston
Fred Sommess
A. Martin
Copeland
Burston
Centrale
Button
Mackwood Rand
Hil Mturston
J. Martin
F. LW. Sounness
Shew
T. Q. Sounness
Baraton
Oneland
K. Sounness
Wb Durston
Kirk
Taylor
Weir
Burstam
Clothier
Grapa
Liv
Young
Bennett
Divey
Dennett
Sounness
F. Sounness
T. G. Sounness
Woodas
F. AL Sounness
Hickling
Scott
Sundries
Carborne
Trarkwood Road
Mownt Barker Waxpeiation
Altony
Rifle Shooting Results and Population Figures Report
In clear Saturday afternoon conditions Plantagenet Rifle Club members fired at Barnett Traphy with seven shot groups over 3040 yard ranges. Sands won with 199, Peel 105 as runner up. Government statistician Mr. Bennett reports November population totals 390,207 with male 175,878 female 154,610 and net in/out migrations of 1,882.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plantagenet Rifle Club
Conni
Labor Unrest Causes and Cure in Canada
The Royal Commission on labor in Canada reports unemployment as the chief unrest driver and urges state social insurance, public works, and joint industrial councils. It stresses better employer employee understanding and warns against shifting costs of living onto workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Se Witoy Robertson
Tant
Labor
Mathers
Manitobs
Aresunt Winrest
Hut
Canada
Ji Wae
Wegee
Th Commission
Arly Coie Te
Sys
Mny
Barmeniona
Andio
Isbor
CIA
Oo Universal Pomaren
Belmont Club to Stage Belmont Thousand Race
Next Saturday the Belmont Club meets inviting the mining public to attend. A one mile and a quarter Belmont Thousand race is planned with acceptances including Bold Coin Devil's March Av olivity Bobaria Alice Kenilworth Heart of Oak Susan ion Bridal March Tom Castro Ooseo Ritz Observation Sir Thomas Palisade Sandfane Captain Fox Warrigal Mes Tutu Drumont.
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Belmont Club
Whic
Belmont Thousand
Finm
Devil's March
Bobaria
Alice Kenilworth
Heart of Oak
Susarion
Tom Castro
Oeseo
Ritz
Observation
Sir Thomas
Palisade
Sandfane
Captain Fox
Warrigal
Mes
Tutu
Drumont
Albany Club Fours Competition Clashes On The Green
The Albany Bowling Club hosted a fours competition with keen, close matches on Saturday afternoon. Milne Todd Beott and Downes defeated Crow Angove Corey and Meeks 17 18. Meeks beat Angove Brown Mill Merrifield 25 13. Anprove Catling beat Aggove Brown Mills Merrifield 17 11. Waters and Dewar beat Rigby Hill Leask McKenzie 30 11. Singles results included Crow over Todd Cooper over Crow Meeke over Angove Peel over Brown Mesbitt over Scott Catling over Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Bowling Club
Milne
Todd
Beott
Downes
Crow
Ail
Anprove
Catling
J. Aggove
Brown
Mills
Merrifield
Dewar
Wih
Snk
Waters
Rigby
Hill
Leask
McKenzie
Cooper
Meeke
B. Angove
Peel
Mesbitt
Scott
Anderson
Piel
Christmas Fete Proves Successful For Guild Fund
A Christmas fete at Albert Hall organized by the Mathesist Viels' Guild drew a good crowd despite competing events. Proceeds go to Sunday school funds, with Miss Rew praising it as highly satisfactory. The event featured stalls, a musical program, and afternoon tea provided by the Mothers' Meeting. The final meeting for the year is announced for Tuesday evening with a recess to begin January 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hall
Mathesist Viels' Guild
Miss Rew
Juin
Postal Holiday Arrangements for Christmas and New Year
During the holidays the local post offices stay open for all classes except money orders. Christmas Day is closed all day, and December 24, 27, and New Year’s Day have limited hours. Despatches on December 26 and January 1 occur by 10 am. Specific routes to King and Kalgan Rivers and Takonorup move to December 24. Deliveries are restricted on Christmas morning. pillar receivers clear at 1 pm on holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brain
Australian Natives' Association Meets in Albany Evening
The fortnightly Australian Natives' Association meeting at Lower Town Hall Albany was presided by R G Merrynfield with a large turnout. Auditors from the balance sheet and secretary T B Wirth’s ill health were noted. The group discussed challenges to Albany Cricket Association, a friendly societies conference, and reserve proposals for Text Recreation Reserve and Parade Street with views on Ulster Road reserve and playgrounds.
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R. G. Merc
Himneck
Binte
Albany Cricket Association
Forte
Crddihy
Cieties
United Friendly Societies
Albany
A. PB. Bruce
Elsegood
Merrifield
Pornde-street
Bruce
Bolshevik Peace Talks Follow Disappointment And Strikes
Sydney note surveys Bolshevik readiness for peace as Trotsky’s aims falter and funds flood revolutionary efforts. The musiciang strike disrupts theatres as unions boast influence while Premier Holman presses parliamentary bills amid debate over the Children’s Maintenance Bill and town hall organ concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trotsky
Howe
Plobes
Her Majesty's
Hugh Ward
Musicione Union
Iminy
Holman
Town Hall
Parley plans and wool woes dominate Western Australia notes
Last summer MP A Thomson with Messia Stubby and Underwood visited Nornalup Inlet. A mid Langer party may tour the area during holidays. Stevedore demands for retrospective pay top £350,000, wool stocks could persist into 1920 21, and wool shipments remain restricted. Farmers protest changes to the Industries Assistance Act affecting free assets. Soldiers' Settlement offers to two properties highlight land value and railway access issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A._Thomson
Katauning
Messia
Stubby
Underwood
M'S.l.a
Nornalup Inlet
Thomson
Stubbs
Britain
Australia
Kulin
Soldiers’ Settlement Department
Great Southern
Kalgoorlie Market Reports Trade Down Amid Unemployment
The Associated Fruitgrowers Ltd Kalgoorlie reports December 8 and 12 market conditions with weak demand across fruit lines due to industrial trouble and mining layoffs. Prices vary by item from 1/8 to 20/- per bag or case, apricots and cherries overripe, stone fruits in strong inquiry but scarce, cabbage glutting, poultry scarce, and general goods limited to essential purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Fruitgrowers, Ltd
Kalgoorlie
Yates
Shipping Notes Remain Busy With Incoming Steamers
The state Steamer Enela is due Friday from Enela and will wait for Hopetoun and Esperance on Bunny. The White Star cargo liner Tropic expected from Melbourne Wednesday to pick up about 2260 bales of wool before sailing to England. The steamer Waipura from the Eastern States to bunker 400 tons of coal. The Melbourne 8.8. Cap. liner Dimboola to depart Melbourne December 4 for Albany with cargo passengers and mails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enela
Hopetoun
Esperance
Bunny
Railway Department
Agony
White Star
Tropic
Melbourne
England
Dalgety and Co
Waipura
Millwraith
MeEacharm and Co
Cap
Dimboola
Albany Direct
B s Eucla's Movements
Projected movements of the 4. ucla show ships traveling between Albany Fremantle Hopetoun Esperance and Beperance. Arrivals and departures are listed with dates in December January and ports include Albany Fremantle Hopetoun Esperance and Beperance. Ships depart December 20 21 24 and January 3 5 7 10 21 with arrivals at Albany and Esperance.
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Ucla
Albany
Hopetoun
Esperante
Fremantle
Perumeé
Porta
Pearance
Y. Hopetoun
Esperance
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Donald
Coop
Lloyd
Mr Donald
Ju Ka Michell
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Chow
Crinlad
Windus
Loyia Davidson
Verran
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Winman
Narman Dorries
Oe E
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Tuohy
H Norman
Rundries
Jacki
Tor
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Jobne
Willinams
Mulins
Ae Daley
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Moute
Muli
Tye
Mount Barker
Plantagenet Club
Whaley
Ringe
Farr
Sanda
Jackson
Lelian
Riley McCormack
Wood
A. Prior
Burne
Finlay
Shenfield Iy
Commissioin
Belmount
National Library of Australia
Australian Natives’ Association
Sydney
Kalgoorlie Market
Pattinson
Speciality House
Mal
Drew, Robinson & CO
Carters
G. McCallum
Soldier
Shipping Notes
Leer Arnggossrae
BE. Lambert
Perth Road
B.s. Eucla
Weaool
Dalgety & Co., Limited
a _egeine
macRobertson
Malbourn
Algo
Rowntree
Craigie & Blake
Roprietora
Blake
Naval
Lroresecr Parakos
Thera
Albany Bakery Tea Rooms
York Street
Mes. Nickerson
Proprietrena
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