To-might and to-morrow event at Wool Store carnival
A bustling program lists tug of war matches, boxing, dancing, and quoits at a state school carnival. Highlights include Kangaroos and Wallabies themed contests, raffles, and a grand finals night with music and rides. Admission is one shilling. prizes include a Ford car and a red truck.
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State Schuel
Lirarda
Warrives
Gob
Buronia
Kisyr Uurnivedl
Cull
Livesey
Barnett
Tag
Lew Alu
Quoits
Bans
Beown
Iren
J. Spear
Ten
Billpatrick
King Carnival
Harvey v Cackles
Tug of War
Posanma
Wallabies
Boomerangs
Hare
Teawy
Taneing
Banthrochzont
Moon-Calf Concepts Spark Open Court Debate
A fragment from HL t McClelland's Open Court essay questions cultural shifts and the idea of worshiping material success. The piece muses on moon-calves of democracy, ambition, and reform, debating whether new phrases reflect real change or mere rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL T McClelland
Floyd
Maby & Man
Political commentary on elections and governance
In a reflective piece the writer argues about democracy and election politics. It notes that general elections bring “mnd aling ing” and urges voters to sift party policies, compare Collier Government records with predecessors, and weigh works planned versus those already accomplished.
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Collier
James Mitchell
Thomeca
P. W. Smart
Stirling Street
Albany
Albany District Council meeting and local events
Reports outline the Albany District Labour meeting date and attendance, the Kybra motor ship’s March itinera ry to Eucla and Adelaide, an Albany High School sale on March 5, and a motor accident in York street involving F Hutchings. Premier Collier visits Albany to campaign with meetings planned at Empire Theatre, Mount Barker, and a Town Hall concert featuring Mine Genoa and local artistas. The High Court decision on copper and gold payments by Western Australia is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
A.L.P
Australian Labour Party
Sumdey
Kybra
Eucla
Adelaide
Albany High School
York
C. H. Wittenoom
Collier
Mount Barker
Heing
Fire Brigade
Victoria
J. Max O'Neill
A. F Lithgow
Walte
J. H. Carter
W. Kimner
London
A. F. Lithrow
Marjory Pethers
Bowman
Em Ao
Five
Enntratto
Mire C. Haywood
Miss Hill
R. B. Payne
Leslie Hodge
Cs, AP. Ford
Misa Olic Bowman
Qgenonl
Italy
Strandie
Gold and Copper Produc ers Pay Dispute Reaches Court
The dispute over payments to gold producers and copper producers has led the Crown to withhold sums while terms are negotiated. Petitions of right have been lodged by some ore producers as lawyers anticipate further court action. Separately, caution is urged for bathers at Middleton Hear as rough seas drive rescues and near-misses. A grand ball follows the race meet at Town Hall with 3/6 for men and 2/0 for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleton
Governor Campion Ends Albany Visit Before Perth Departure
Personal His Excellency the Governor Sir William Campion leaves Albany after weeks at the Government Cottage in Grey Street on Tuesday aboard the afternoon train for Perth. He then travels on the Gelderia Express to Esperance en route to Ha Yenathorpe and Nowdegate to Wagin. Tady Campion and party remain in Albany. The community learns of the private hospital admission of G. E. Robins senior for appendicitis. Frank Wittenoom plans races as WA TC committee representative. C. E. Watkins and family return to Albany. old Albany residents note the death of Charles Turkfield in East Moleery England last month.
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Nix Williowt Campion
Alang
Greyatrett
Perth
Sir William
Esperance
Ha- Yenathorpe
Nowdegate
Wagin
Tady Campion
Albay
G. E. Robins
Burgoyne Road
Cottesloe Beach
Frank Wittenoom
Albany
W.A.T.C
C. E. Watkins
C. T. Wwthing
Charles Turkfield
East Moleery
Eng
District notes predict favorable prospects for district properties
Weather stays favorable and new lines promised as widespread work continues in the district. Telephone installation will aid remote settlers and spur land cultivation while condolences are offered to the Norton family. In cricket Narrikup beat Carbarup. Steele led with a patient 45 runs as Redmond beat Narrikup in a friendly at Edmond. A return match may be played at Narikup next Sunday with Hedmond seeking revenge.
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Wevefe
Rwcent
Tunis
Mes
Norton
Carbarup
Narrikup
Plantagett Park
Serrikup
Tan
F. Pugh
F. Lilford
J. Steele
Steele
Edmond
Redmond
Narrikwa
J.me
Bend A. Wehr
Narckup
Hedmond Doubtlern
Neckkap Wi
Perth Wool Sales Report From Dalgety Office Telegram
Telegram from Perth office notes wool sales with active competition against closing rates. Highest price reached 26 1 2d for Queenrops c. a range of merino, crossbred and fleece lots sold with Bradford as top buyers and France and Germany purchasing suitable lots. Next sale set for March 15. Navadael sailed after taking 1000 tons of float consignments. ship repairs by Albany Engineering Works’ W J Perganon noted.
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Dalgety
Perth
Annal
Bradford
France
Germany
Turing
W. J. Perganon
Albany Engineering Works
Wagin bowlers entertained by Albany club guests
Visiting Wagin bowlers were hosted by Albany Club members with afternoon tea at the Strand Cafe and a formal dinner on its balcony. Speeches praised the Great Southern Bowling League's work while noting travel distances, upcoming pennant matches, and ties between Albany and Wagin communities.
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Wagin
Albany Club
Hw Strand Cafe
My W.it. Smith
Meyer of Wagin
Mtr
EK. Hill
al Narrogin
Albany
Mme
Great Southern
Austin Brease
Me. Eustace
Piesse
Hearts
Wagin Down
BR. Payne
Mr. Smith
Major Meeks
Percy Howard
C. 0
Keyser
Owls
Tom Sharpe
Drake
Chabie Celeikoeea Ont Autthorly
Finks
Alka Boss
Eustner
Charles Dickens
Interruption in Eastern States Telecommunication Due to Weather
Reports from Porth indicate communications with the Eastern States are totally cut off by weather east of Kuch and Smoky Jay. Restoration prospects are dim and most of today's mail is delayed. Crews aim to restore a duplex service by daylight linking Perth and Adelaide via cable.
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Porth
Kuch
Smoky Jay
Perth
Adelaide
Police Promotion Plans to Fill Inspector Vacancies
The Police Association prompted the minister to appoint inspectors to vacant posts. Minister J Willcock said promotions would be made promptly to replace retired Inspector Mitchell and relieve the vexed nextion, with the Commissioner arranging steps to fill four vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Association
My. J. Willcock
Taepedor Smith
Mitchell
Murder charge pressed as suspect held for trial in Mead case
The inquiry into Geo Henry Mead's death concluded with Zant Do hmer being committed for trial on a four count murder indictment. The case centers on the circumstantial evidence surrounding Mead's death, with formal arraignment taking place Thursday.
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Bruce Rock
Geo
Henry Mead
Zant] Dohmer
Mead
Goomalling Businessman Arrested for False Pretences
Goomalling on Thursday a well known local business man William Hollis Hille was arrested by Detective Sergeant Loveron of the Criminal Investigation Department on a charge of obtaining 433 pounds from J J O Connor manager of the Goomalling branch of the National Bank of Australasia by falsely claiming Slater would guarantee the amount. He appeared in court on Monday and was remanded for eight days with bail in the amount of 1000.
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Goomalling
Goomaling
William Hollis
Gunner) Hille
Ben
Loveron
Criminal Investigation Department
J. J. O'Connor
Aeomalling
National Bank
F Australania
Slater
Flix
Trin Over Accident Kills Six Year Old in Boulder
Kevin Terrell aged six son of Mr W Terrell of Hopkins street Boulder was run over and killed by tram car yesterday afternoon. No conductor on car and driver reportedly handed a ticket to a passenger before crash. The scene included a scream and the child under the wheels. Albany figures in broader remarks about port prosperity and local governance. A long community meeting followed with speeches by Dr Holmes and others praising Albany’s future and decentralisation. The gathering closed with the National Anthem and Lang Byne.
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Kalqoorlie
Albany
Vittles
Reat Wan
Vagin
Holmes Vat
Bill
Tie
Joanta
Uric
Railway League and Chamber of Commerce
Great Southern
Towpatch
Vegin Club
Dr. Home
Sucrov
Atbany Club
J. Angove
Artista
V. Dathile
Payne
Agreement signed by Chen and O Malley in London
London notes an agreement signed by Eugene Chen and C. 81. C. O Malley. The text mentions settlement similar to Hankow concession and compensation by the Nationalist Government for losses to British subjects from disturbances at Ricks due to negligence.
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London
Eugene Chen
C. O'Malley
Hankow
Ricks
Aviator Di Pinedo Reaches Port Natal
A message from Port Natal confirms the Marchese di Pinedo has landed there after an unsuccessful takeoff. Earlier reports said he would abandon fuel and aim for Fernando de Noronha, Brazil, but he apparently changed his plan.
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London
Marchese di Pinedo
Port Natal
Fernado da No
Royal Tour Arrives as Duke and Duchess of York Land
The Renown with the Duke and Duchess of York on board reached Auckland at dawn on Tuesday. They landed and were greeted by a grateful crowd as they proceeded through the streets toward the Town Ball. Enthusiastic cheering filled the air during their arrival and reception.
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Auckland
Renown
Band Carnival Opens With Torchlight Parade and Fete
The Fire Brigade Band opens a Carnival with 800 attendees and a program of tug of war boxing quoits dancing and sideshows to raise funds for the band and sports carnival committee. A torchlight procession led by the Mayor from Elder Smith Co wool store preceded the hall ceremony where Mr W J Day spoke and uniforms were noted as Albany woollen mill made.
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Fire Brigade
Messrs. Elder, Smith and Co
H. Wittenoom
Wen
W. J. Day
Mamoriaa
W. Fitzpatrick
Railways
J. Behouser
Ey Holt Om
Brown
Green
Kangaroos
Opossum
Wallabiay
Bozing
J. E. Becond
Hest
E. Casa
V. Lewis
Mrs. Powell
Macartney Benefit Match Delivers Climax for Australia
Classic cricket report describes the Macartney benefit match between the Australian Haven and Rest of Australia. The Rest of Australia, needing 117 to win, were helped by Ryder and Woodfull who formed a partnership to chase the target after Ponsford, Macartney, and Andrews fell cheaply.
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Macartney
Australia
Gonslepien
Ponsford
Andrews
Itas
Ryder
Woodfull
Denmark Presbyterian Church Weekend Visit and Upcoming Classes
The Rev. Alexx Crow from Darlington visited Thenmark and preached at Groupe 114 105 and 118 on Sunday with full church attendance. Next Sunday services will feature Mr Shields at Group 111 State School morning and Group 162 behind at 3 30 pm in Denmark. Bookkeeping and shorthand classes begin this year with inexpensive enrollment open to anyone over 14. Fire brigade members are asked to attend the parade tonight for uniform measurements and drill practice.
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Alexx Crow
Darlington
Thenmark
Mr. Crow
Myers
Crow
Eark
Denmark
Eherse
Ww. Shields
State Schoo
N. A.m
Ee Behnd
Ninin
Berthall
Biate
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