Mt Barker notes on railway work and repatriation events
The Railway Department plans a troop line beside the Mt Barker coal yard to speed fruit shipments direct to tracks during export season. Consignments continue to move to the cool store as growers prepare for February shipments. The Red Cross Sewing Circle and Repatriation Society announce socials, welcomes home events, decorated halls, and catered suppers as returned soldiers arrive. Local residents travel to Denmark Show, judge fruit, and attend concerts to raise repatriation funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Barekerailway
Mount Barker
Red Cross
Fremantle
Tim
Wongenellup
M. A. Mitchell
Katanning
Andrew Muir
Forest Hill
Albany
J. McNeil Martin
Mt. Barker
Denmark
Barker
Miss Bounness
A. E. Adame
A. H. Fordham
Lanca
Cyril Wright
Narpin
England
Margha
A. T. Booth
J. Andrewurtha
Denmark Bhow
Inspector Mell
W. KE. Thomas
Porth Technical School
Porth
Edward Webster
W. W. Mitchell
P. H. Young
Young
Perth
Edward Collida
Plantagenet Road Board January meeting notes and repairs plan
The Plantagenet Road Board held its usual monthly meeting on January 25 at 11 pm. The chairman reported inspection of Narrikap Poron korups road found sandy terrain unsuitable for major repairs. Correspondence covered subsidies, road protection north from location 850, transfer refusal, orchard gate closure payments, flags, reserve keepers, repairs to Lord Street, keeper appointment, and various tenders. The supervisor's report outlined new road protection near Barker Hill, culvert repairs near Nookkup Hay River road, fence orders for Bakers Tank reserve, bridge plans and tenders, rate notices, fence erection at Lord Street, store crossing tenders over Jordan River, hall caretaking arrangements, and upcoming inspections and tenders for roads and culverts. A Health Department letter discussed influenza outbreak preparations and inoculations. sanitary pans lids were redesigned without springs. a three-year sanitary labor tender was set for March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narrikap-Poronkorups
Public Works Department
Treasury
Lands Department
Yokminup Road
Gnowangerup Hood Board
Omrah” Orchard
J. Frederick
Commonwealth Og
Barker Hill
Nookkup- Hay River
Bakers Tank
Round Pool
Ki. Northey
Lord-streat
Jordon River
Campup
Hall
Davis
Donohoe
Center Ward
Blackwood Road
Teddington
Junation
Jonea Road
Perth
Lake Matilda
Mt. Barker
Amonopo
New Road
Perth Road
Department of Health
Festival of song and service at the church
Exceedingly pretty and quaint crowd praises the church festival held last Sunday with ample supply and fervent worship. A concert followed in the school hall featuring Misses Downes Jones and S Downes and Mr Berliner as accompanist, ending with Albany Bond Orchestra. a tea supper and the National Anthem closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berliner
Mises Downes
Thoms
Douglas
Messra Abel
Forte
Mia. Jones
Miss S Downes
Miss Purnell
Albany Bond Orchestra
Albany Council Deliberates on Lighting Plant and Quarantine
At the ordinary council meeting Mayor W J Day chaired with Crs Downes, Orte, Bailey, Catling, Boyle, Collins, Hill and Bell present. The minutes were confirmed, and the lighting committee reported on John Robinson’s letter about municipalising lighting and a pending account for stage lighting. A deputation to Senator Pearce on coaling ships in quarantine drew a telegram from Pearce and later Navy Department inquiries. The council agreed to public meetings and to clear unused land or incur costs if landowners fail to clear. Two new street names Doy and Jellicoe were chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Day
M. G. Downes
N. G. “Orte
A. E. Bailey
A. Catling
LG. Boyle
A. E. Collins
E. Hill
N. Bell
John Robinson
Repore
Preas
Defence
Pearce
Massey Greene
Hood
Bell
Pepeenry
Town Tull
Inspector Berry
Dr. Forte
Drew, Robinson and Co
Pearee
Museeyreese
Navy Department
Senator Pearce
Albany
Union
Poynton
Iavite
Thi
McIlwraith, McEachern and Co
Adelaide
Fremantle
Dr. Bell
Lumpera
Stirling Terrace
Water Board
Sianee Committee
P. W. Smart
Oveonion
Smart
Doy
Jellicoe
Downes
Collins
Shipping News Arrivals and Departures Feb 13
Shipping news lists arrivals with Orsova from London and Eucla departing for Eucla via ports. Orsova will take on 450 tons of coal at McIlwraith and Co before departing for the Eastern States. Eucla sails for Eucla via ports and returns Feb 21 then Esp[start]ance trip next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orsova
R.M.S8
London
Komura
Collier
Fremantle
Eucla
Douglax
Railway Department
Mcliwraith
McEachero and Co
England
Clyde
Aberdeen
Scotland
Belfast
Heeland
The
Shipping Board
Pacific Coast
Pacific Coast Yards
Atlantic Coast
Adelaide Steamship Co., Ltd
Federal Treasury
Portland
U.S.A
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Plantagenet Road Board
Amon
Local Board of Health
Graham, McLean
Green
City and Suburban Billpouting Co
Bims
H. Dowsett
Wlent
J. B. Broomball
Roada Board
G. Linton
Shipping News
Mouchemore & Co
York Street
Ite
W. R. Smith
Pattinson
Priif
Firewery
Arkling
Hable
All Hotele F
F. Honisett & Co
Albany Butchers
H. K.corry & Co. Auctionems
Frederick and
Spancer
Australian Alliance Assurance Fire Company
A.W. Dobbie and Co
Bewing Machines
Taylorite’ Paiute
Town Hall
E. Perkins, Watchmaker & Jeweller
Wei
Birthday
Albany Butchering Company
Frederick Street
Jas. R. Anderson
T. B. Carter
Aivete
Eer
A. C. Cameron
Albany Hotel
Dick Scott
Old Sport
Scott's Moto
York Hotel
Edgar Parry
H. Wiley
Plana and Extimates
Bote
Yor
Stenet
Todd
Albany Bakery
Otl Eel
Mrs. Nickerson
Guainty Fem
A H. & Lambert
the Tailor
Aberdeen Street
L. Powell
Commonwealth Military Forces
Stirling Street Woodyard
Albert Powell
Wren
Bedors
J. C. Mowe
Reeps
Castlemaine Ale
London Hotel
HL. C. Sims
Strand Tea
Strand
Strand Cafe
Oystar
Speare
Samine
Leus
Price
Ana
Vay
Castlereagh Street
Sydney
Alseay
Albany Desfatch
Pustisnen Evaay
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