Albany Despatch News Roundup of Meetings and Golf Open
Albany notices list the ESL meeting at Soldiers Institute at 7:30 PM and Pioneer of the West Lodge switching meetings to Wednesday January 14. The Albany Golf Club, urged by the Tourist Association, plans a 36 hole open stroke competition January 19 20 21 22 with prizes of five guineas two guineas and one guinea and a free entry fee. entries close Monday.
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Albany Band recital draws good attendance despite weather
The Albany Fire Brigade Band performed in Victoria Square under Bundinostey Liehenaon amid a mild turnout. Selections included Moreh Angas overture Diamond Crone and My Regiment. a reflection drew strong response while a policy dispute over the Keudenun Development Syndicates loan to pay interest provoked concern. De Gurry leaves for Kenetop to brief settlers on revolutions, returning Tuesday morning. officials say the company’s position is sound and secured by De Garis' private funds.
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South East Provincial Council Meeting Endorses Candidates
The South East Provincial Council met at Timse on Saturday week. Nominated candidates for the South East Province election due in May were endorsed, with conditions about mentors of the PAL. The joint for the ballot was extended to January 24 to allow more time for financials. A February meeting will appoint a returning officer.
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Valedictory farewell for Mr Pring at Mt Barker Hotel
A gathering in Mt Barker Hotel honored Mr H. Pring with toasts and remarks as he prepares to return to Barker and Appleopolis. Speakers praised his popularity and friendship, joking about his influence on Barker society and wishing him a temporary or permanent return.
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Tattersall’s Club Cup Won by Quirate in Merth Race Day
Merth Monday reports a large crowd at Tattersall’s day led by the Tattersall’s Club Cup victory of Quirate with Maltheoi and early Dawn in support. Betting pools showed strong activity across all divisions with several dead heats noted in the first and second classes.
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Wanderers edge Albions in tight cricket clash at Parade Street
At Parade Street recreation ground a crowd watched Albions defend 30 after Sangster led Wanderers to 117 with 66 and Roberson 38. Albion's bowlers Sangster 6 for 10 and 4 for 28 sparked a collapse, but Wanderers fell short chasing 8 runs to win by three. Cooper and Sangster starred with the ball as the Wanderers won a low-scoring, tense match.
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Inter-State cricket match ends in low scoring draw
NSW and South Australia fielded in a Friday inter-State match at Ryde. NSW batted first for 204 with Weekes contributing a top score amid several wickets fall. South Australia’s bowlers led by Johnson and Wall restricted opponents to 26 for nine before rain or declarations ended play.
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East and West States meet in Ulster Head reserve cricket clash
A regional grade association match saw East and West teams play under persistent uncertainty. West struggled with batting in the first innings, Kendall and Angove top scoring, while Easts, led by Angove and Davey, bowled strongly to a six-wicket haul.
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Political tilt shifts outlook after AJL.PY executive practice
Sydney reports a late news note that Ajl.py executive actions tied to political maneuvering during the week end have altered the outlook. The wording suggests a changed view of the political situation.
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Government executive rapped by members in recent meeting
Report notes a tense executive session on Friday and Saturday where members pressed for endorsement of candidates. The executive resisted, arguing city councils or leagues should influence candidate selections and stressing party discipline and proper process.
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Disastrous Fire Destroys Narrogiu Hotel and Shops
A severe blaze struck Narrogiu early yesterday, gutting the Narrogiu Hotel and several business houses on Silk Gy Street in Nak Hon. The incident caused extensive damage estimated over £10,000 while the lifeguard rescued the occupants and saved the Silk Gy Street area from further loss.
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Yachting Race Wins Amid Windy Saturday Sailoff
Strong northwest breeze energized a reefed 18 footers race by the Process Hoyal Sailing Club. Seven boats started and Pow Jones won after a sharp early tumble, with close gaps among the top three finishers. Results list Greeney Paul Jones, McBride Swallow, and F Stevens Seashell among others.
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Albany Club to stage state tennis championship
The Albany Tennis Club announces a championship tourney set for January 29 and 30 under the patronage of the Western Australia Lawn Tennis Association. The program includes the Great Southern Hard Court Championships for both sexes, handicap doubles, mixed handicap doubles, and novice mixed doubles. Entries close January 18 at 6 pm with details from A. E. Shannon.
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Porongorup Notes Draw Crowds to Old Theletup Event
The Porongorup community event organized by Mesere He and G Faulkner drew a large crowd despite poor weather. After tea at J Faulkner’s residence, tunes and games entertained attendees with performances by H1 and AL Faulkner, Miss J Dunn, and Mins Vo Managhin from Albany. The evening featured grand piano selections, a charade on “Cuh hoge,” and a playful kissing game.
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Trish Peace Treaty Ratified by Dail Vote
London reports the Dail Khentin has ratified the Trish Peace Treaty by 64 votes to 47. E De Valera announces resignation in the House. Police raid Republican Army camp near Dromore Tyrone capturing arms and arresting 11 men as many fighters flee.
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Treaty ratification sparks relief in national reports
Reports from New York and Chicago say the rsc treaty has been ratified with relief. Officials in Washington express pleasure as widespread ratification nears, with hundreds of thousands nearly all satisfied by the outcome.
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Carpentier Cook Bout Draws Keen Boxing Interest
Boxing fans eagerly anticipate the Carpentier vs Cook match with intense scrutiny of both fighters training camps. Critics doubt Cook may challenge Carpentier while expecting Cook to deliver a strong fight, as visitors assess methods ahead of the bout.
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Cook Given Fine Chance in Sporting Life View
The Sporting Life says Cook has a single chance to win, treated as the type who can rally all feints and power when hurt. The piece notes he alternates between strong offense and risk, suggesting a pivotal moment if he gets hurt during a bout.
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Cook Weighs Strike On Fights In Drafted Display
Critics evaluate whether Cook can maintain pace and land decisive body punches in a potential bout. The discussion centers on Cook’s stamina and timing as he confronts a lasting win condition.
Bowling Club Holds Saturday Roll Up and Handicaps
A lively Saturday afternoon at the bowling green featured a large member turnout and visiting spectators. Allen and Harrison, winners from the prior week, battled for the Consistency Mitch prize before Allen edged ahead six points. in Glen handicaps Bigby defeated Milne 21-18 and Waters beat Crown. A match with the Kutonning Club is planned for Monday January 20, and members are asked to volunteer their time on the police board before those dates.
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