Holdiera Institute event and Perth Lodge announcements
Committer events at Holdiera Institute include a reception for Governor Sir William Campion at 11 oclock on Wade esday. The YMALA of Perth reports improvements to Murray-ebivet club premises and an invitation to visit the hostel and social activities.
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Holdiera’ Institute
William Campion
YMALA
Perth
Murray
Ebivet
Mtn
W. IL Canper
Masrall
Renders
Edie
Thorley
Melville Orchystra
Ford
A, K, Bennett
Crane Aml Bennett
Barker
Ayers
Mrc
H.uiebey
Highbury
J. Vander Velde
Lomidon
Mhove
Niki
Connecon
Albany Racing Club
Renlivap
Aix
Plantagenet Mole
J. W. Handley
Tom
Scots’ Church
Yorkstreet
D. Ray
D.re
F.R.A.S
Antronic
Rouse
Presbyterian Church of
Federal road grant funds allocated to WA districts
Western Australia receives an annual Commonwealth road grant of 96 000 for two years, totaling 192 000, plus state funds to reach 364 000 for road projects in Albany Denmark and surrounding districts. Allocation includes 19 000 for Denmark Norwales road, 210 000 for Denmark Albany feeders, and 250 for Denmark group settlement roads.
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Western Australia
Albany
Denmark
Hemes
Denmark-Norwales
Denmark-Albany
A. McCallum
Commonwealth
Stat
Local Sports and Community Notes From Barker District
Readers capture a weekend of activity across Barker and surrounding towns. Visits by Mr Barker and Mr Edwards probe ore analysis at Porongarap, plus reports on road works, sheep hunts, orchard prices, and a busy cricket and golf scene with clubs at Albany, Kojonup, and Narrikup.
Central defeat as Sounness brothers star in erratic innings
A chaotic cricket match ends with Centrals collapsing to 120 as Tom and OJM Sounness spearhead bowling. Sam Tome and Sam Soonness provide late 40s with aggressive strokes, but poor starts by Blackwoods and scattered dismissals keep the tally low. Bowling highlights include Burston taking four for 19 and Clarke three wickets.
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Tom
Ojm Sounness
Blackwoods
Tom Sounness
Chi Sounness
Gol Goin
Coo Keorke
Sizer
Boraton
Sam Tome
Gan
ABC
Yeen
Barker
Sam
Jim Smith
Wil
Burston
I. Fo Collins
A.B. Churke
Clarke
Collins
Sounnesn
Tom Sounnese
Warne
St Nil
F. Soonness
WW. LeFort
WF. Roonnens
WW. Collin
Bo FL
Soonness
C. Ball
Cottier
H P
Martin
Caltine
Wuelries
Boston
PF. Culling
Jeannie Wins 18 Footers Race at Little Grove
The 18 footers, re-sailed after postponement, sailed from Little Grove with seven boats under handicap in light southeast breeze. Jeannie led early and finished about one minute ahead of West, with Wild Wave third and Pearl fourth as Swallow, Pirate and Little Wonder trailed.
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Oway
Little Grove
West
Pearl
Wild Wave
Little Wonder
Jeannie
Opue
Swallow
Pirate
C. Norman
P. Cooper
P. Retell
Regatta Plans Set For Princesa Royal Bailing Club
A Thursday committee meeting of the Princesa Royal Bailing Club approved a full day regatta for Saturday in February. Events include 18 foot and under sailing, Waters Cup prize sailing, open rowing and motor boat races, open and boys swimming, canoe, lone dive, and novice skipper races. Entries due February 5 at 6 o clock with sixpence jetty admission planned.
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Princess Royal Sailing Club
Enery
Bret
Ofo Norman Con
Thoreau
Princesa Royal Bailing Club
J. Norman
Norman Bros
Tiwan
Albany Club Triumphs In Tennis Match Versus Methodist
Albany Club defeated Methodist Club in a Saturday tennis meet 107 games to 78 across 25 sets. Results show Ladies Doubles, seniors, and singles with Albany players Miu Mogitzor Minchin losing to Minse Dawe and Thomas, Dewar and Senior defeating Norman and Haywood, and Nott and Dewar posting wins in several matches.
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Albany and
Methodist
Albany Club
Miu
Mogitzor
Erg
Mies Minchin
Minse
Minox Dawe
Thomas
Thomas, @.? wool, 5-A, 6-5; and beat W. Bailey and J. Creeper, 6-2, 6-5; Dewar
Senior
Norman
Haywood
Bailey
Creeper
J. Nott
Flanlee
R. Nott
J. Norman
Dewar
New South Wales and Victorian team match at Melbourne cricket ground
The Sydney and Victorian cricket teams played at Melbourne on Friday and Saturday. NSW scored 244 after Vieturm posted 209 and NSW wickets fell to Gouldsley and Mailey. Bowling by Everett, Kelleway, Mailey, Hooker, Punch and Collins. notable batsmen included Ryder, Mailey, Rayson, Love, and Keating with Sundries 42.
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New South Wales
Victorian
Vieturm
Pomsford
Olybe
Everett
Kelleway
Mailey
Hooker
Punch
Collins
New Soltie Wales
Bardaleyv
Rayson Taylor
Ryder
Huyson Collins
Gwynne
Rayson Kelloway
Keating Andrews
Love
Ryder Punch
Ryder Hooker
Keating Marley
Perth Swim Through Perth Result Miss Sylvia Nelson Wins
Miss Sylvia Nelson of Stiminj 1 G Breen Duain won the three mile Perth event held Saturday. The 16 year old Geraldton native swam ahead over 160 veers of ape. Nelson attends a Perth school and belongs to the City Amateur Club. Breen is an ex high school boy and YA Club member.
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Perth
Yiel
Sylvia Nelson
Breen
Duain
E. Dunglas
Siw Ia
Geraldton
Nelson
City Amateurs
English Eleven Return Match At Hobart Details
The English eleven posted 4401 in their innings at Hobart before Tasmania reached two for one when sunshine ended play on Saturday. Minday, Suteliffz and Hobort figures are noted as contributors in the innings.
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Hobart
Minday
Suteliffz
Hobort
Aret
Tasmania
Stomps
Satyedmy
Billiards Match Reports Scores From London Tea Event
The London billiards note records tea scores in a match between McConnachy and Smith. Smith led with 16,1 while McConnachy’s tally reached 300, 12,050 in the reported session.
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London
McConnachy
Smith
McCognachys
Whels Defeats Nes In Mixed Bout
In a disputed match Whels defeats Nes after both fighters advanced to the ropes together. Buritcher, Rex defeats Jonew on a foul, with scores noted as 70 1 10 and a reference to Sy.
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Buritcher
Rex
Jonew
Bowls Afternoon Delights Albany Club Members and Visitors
A large turnout at Albany on Saturday afternoon enjoyed friendly bowling on pristine greens. Four home teams faced four visitors, with Rigby Merrifield Duthie Waters Downes Angeres matching results. Scores included 29 21, 11 32, 25 21, 7 26. total 72 105. Ladies served tea. President Nesbitt praised Mr Walton, wishing him pleasant Albany memories and a good stay in 1926.
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Pie Bowling Club
Katunning
Duthie
Waters
Angeres
Milk
Totela
Walton
Perth
Nesbitt
Albany Howlers
bin Ntay
Albany
Albany Club
Melbourne Town Hall Fire Destroys Main Hall
Fire swept the Melbourne Town Hall yesterday destroying the main hall and valuable organ worth 2000. Fire brigades prevented spread to the adjacent Victoria Coffee Palace where occupants panicked during the incident.
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Melbourne
Melbournea Town Hall
Victoria Coffee Palace
Caulfield Bank Robbery Reported At Beval Road Corner
Caulfield branch of the commercial bank on Beval road and Lawthorn road was robbed by a single armed man who ordered the teller to hand over cash. The thief escaped with £181 after locking the staff in a rear room and fleeing the scene.
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Uwnmorcial Bank
Be’ Val Road
Lawthorn Roid
Canfield
Jeeves Pinniger
Makeane
Todd
Ontess
Silumik
Ely
Conference notes as unions seek unified transport body
Fragments indicate a conference discussion on forming a single transport body. Delegates present discuss motions, chair remarks, and forwarding a linked plan to authorities. Names and exact groups are unreadable. the text suggests ongoing coordination among multiple union and transport factions.
Greeks Seek Entry Despite Immigration Limits
A Greek deputation urged Minister Pearce to admit more Greeks under the treaty. The Brisbane consul argued the embargo harms Greek pride and questioned why Italians could enter more freely. Pearce replied no discrimination was intended, noting new arrivals were limited to 100 per month.
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Howe and Territories
Newalor Pearce
Australia
Pearce
Freaty
Urecen
Brisbane
Fresleagues
Seamen's Troubles Tom Walsh at Adelaide
Tom Walsh and A. C. Woodaford arrived in Adelaide on Saturday and addressed the sailors. The men then drafted a resolution to tan any ships requiring crews.
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Tom Walsh
Adelaide
A. C. Woodaford
Peking-up Conditions Return to Normal in City
Sydney dispatch notes that picking-up conditions among essential services have returned to normal after disruption. Authorities report stabilization and resumed routine operations as of Monday.
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Sydney
De Garts Remanded In Auckland Case
Detective Davey arrived from Melbourne and expects the subject to return by the following Friday. De Garts remains remanded until Thursday with further court actions anticipated.
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Auckland
C.J. de Garix
Davey
Mel Hourar
Perth Markets Dairy and Farm Prices and January State Finance
Market notes report limited dairy cow supply and price expectations, with top quality stock scarce and buyers seeking prime cows. Dairy sows and fair mothers priced, with results from Dalgety and Co and sample wheat values listed. State finances for January show revenue £680,170 and expenditure £601,640, producing a deficit of £79,270. six months to December deficit £380,780, cumulative January deficit £475,256, versus prior year.
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Wealalinn
Eepart
Bayore
Mesars Dalgety
Lid
Veort
Railway Fatality In Gale Hits Lands End Line
A gale caused a railway disaster near Lasdon with several workers dead and others injured. Reports describe wreckage and a heavy toll amid famine conditions in the region, highlighting widespread hardship and relief needs.
Disputed Will Sparks Family Legal Battle
The document describes a contested will involving Shilman family members and Harris, with hearings about validity and mental incapacity. Testators Cyral and She grrowid are cited as opposing parties, while Harris’s husband’s alleged infidelity and potential divorce influence the proceedings. The case references a 1016 wartime era timeline and a plan to leave the estate to Rus sell, whose divorce attempt is noted.
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Sykes
Russell
Harrie
Japan Soviet Accord Spark Inflammatory Press Debate
A foreign dispatch reports the Tokyo government praising the Japan Soviet agreement while the Huxian press uses heated language to claim it aims to form a vast Asia alliance with Germany, targeting Britain and the United States as the broader imperial powers.
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Lally Teloperap
Britain
Germany
British Empire
United States
Chancellor's Reply to Herviot Accusations
Berlin February 1 Dr Luther the Chancellor replied to M Herviot's charges from January 2 stating that minor treaty infringements are unimportant compared to Germany's real disarmament and that the government opposes disarmament while promising cooperation to ensure security among nations.
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Berlin
Luther
M. Herviot
Versales
Germany
Lather
Notable visit and obituary mark Albany events
Personal Exeleney the Uoryormor Sir William Campion and Lady Compan reside at Government Cottage Gray Street. A civic reception in the Town Hall is planned. the Albany Woollan Mills opening will occur at 39%. Mr J H Prowse and Mrs Prowse will stay in Albany after visits by Australian fleet ships. Mr James Hamilton dies at 60 at Government Hospital after long illness. funeral at Presbyterian cemetery. Albany Volunteer Fire Brigade meeting postponed to February 16. members urged to attend.
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Sig Westar Australan Worsted
Woollis Mills
Thurpdn
Willan Campion
EB. Fisher
Brokhers
Albany District High School
J. M. Drew
F. M. Reedy
Kalgoorlie
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Albany
Melbourne
Adelaide
Exeleney
Uoryormor
Sir William Campion
Compan
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Graystreet
Albany Woollan Mills
Sis Willig
Perth
Swan
House of Representatives
J. H. Prowse
Mra
Mhany
James Hamilton
Government Hospital
Os Notte
Scotland
Millar Timber Company
Walter Harrison
Tudor
Denmark One
Hanlin
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