Albany Notice on Rate Bank and Factory Registrations 1827
Notice states that the Rate Bank for 1026-7 land rates in the Albany Road District is prepared and open for inspection by Ratepayers by order of the Albany Water Board. It also warns factory and shop occupiers that registrations expired 31 December 1926 and must be renewed by 6 January 1927 or face prosecution. applications should be addressed to the undersigned.
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Albany Road
Albany Water Board
J. A. Wittenoom
Water Board
Mbang
Government
C. B. Wittenoom
Diatyre Council
ALP
H. Millington
M.L.A
D. L. Parker
Labor
Katanning
Savenl
Labor Party of
Katanping
Scots Church Committee
C. E. Wittenoom
W. ©. Angwin
Denmark
Nornalap
England
Western Australia
Albany
A. Wansbrough
Claremont Baths
Miliary
Fiste
Home Service
Francistreet
Perth
Great Southern Pistriet Union
J. Ryle
Ryle
Inter
NRA
A.G.A
Centenary Sporte
Axewen
Fvenza
Ihiew
Todd's Arcade
Bo Ih
A. C. Bradshaw
Albany Sports Committee
Dewara
Spirituil
American Bar Association
Aula
Ward
Matthew Woll
American Federation of Labor
Fae i
Debates on Central Control and Comprehension in Australia
The Albany Despatch discusses Winston Churchill’s historic influence and a broad argument about central control versus individual comprehension. It references political theory from ancient Greece to modern Britain, notes Cardinal Newsut’s warning on material values, and cites the Duke and Duchess of York's visit context and controversial ideas on governance.
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Winston Churchill
Tani Whion Weiss
Leon
Sarali Jennings
Enel
Great Britain
Gallipoli
Rhine
Churchill
Duke
Duchess of York
Australia
Wis Menont
Jabor
Athens
Roman Empire
England
France
Britain
Russia
Cardinal Newsut
Duke and Duchess of York
Yeaterday
Albany Hospital thanks readers and AGA for gifts
The matron thanks all who sent Christmas and New Year gifts to Albany Hospital. AGA members signified for centenary celebrations on January 21 and are asked to attend drill at the drill hall tonight at 6 o'clock.
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Albany Hospital
AGA
Dri
H. Page
Box
Perth
Women's Institute
Naval Drill Hall
Municipal Baths
Dug. Collins
Albany High School
Governor and party to reside at Cray Street cottage Albany
His Excellency the Governor Sir William Campion and party are expected to arrive in Albany on Thursday to take up residence at the Government cottage in Cray Street. Mrs M Norrish of Burl Street has just returned from a three week holiday in the Koloana district and reports the country there had never looked...
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Sir Wiliam Campion
Albany
Goverment Cottage
Cray Street
M. Norrish
Burl Street
Koloana
Centenary Committee Faces Funding and Scheduling Changes
Albany Centenary Committee met in Town Hall with Mayor Wittenvow chairing. Officials approved £25 for programming, moved the regatta date to Saturday January 23, donated cups, and delayed mugs. children’s ball moved to Naval Drill Hall. invitations extended to local ministers and Hon. Haynes.
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Albany
Town Hall
0Alienhagen
L.A. Wittenvow
Mesdames Battelier
Blackburn
Chribble
Murphy
Vaughan
Messrs. Battelier
Cutling
Duthie
Ube
Glasebrook
Haynes
Holland
Lambert
Monarhan
Pike
Behurer
Whinpey
Messrs
Sage
Rust
Ik Wae
Messi
Mavarine
Princees Royal
Agwitet
Monaghan
Dunee Jigns
Messrs,Lembert
Hattelier
Messrs, Pike and Battelier
Mesure
Princess Royal Sailing Club
P. Lambert
Veughoo
Naval Drill Hall
Te Centenary
Dunn
Porongorups
Dynamite Accident Hurts Mr Hassell on Doubtful Island
Details emerge of a dynamite mishap at Salmon Pond beach near Doubtful Island where Edi e Hassell of Jerramungup suffered severe hand injuries and possible eye damage. His two sons aided the wounded man then summoned medical help from Katanning. he is hospitalized in Katanning with doctors hopeful for his recovery.
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Doubtful Island
Mst
Weil
Ediie Haswell
Jerramungup
Katanning Hospital
Hassell
Salmon Pond Beach
Perth
Qualup
Katanning
Pope
At &O'Clark
Katanning Wan
Hansell
Tan
Weather delivers heavy rains across Middleton Beach area
The article notes a spell of warm weather ending with a storm on Friday turning to heavy rain into the night. By early morning rainfall reached over 261 points at the post office with continued heavy falls. Outdoor sports were affected on Saturday and crowds were kept away from Middleton Beach. The downpour also extended to Mount Barker and Kalining, threatening potato crops in the lowlyng district. A Scotsman visiting a race meeting won at 10 to 1 after hesitating to bet, then paid with the shilling he had shown earlier.
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Middleton
Mount Barker
Kaijanning
SA Youth Plan 6000 Acres For Wheat And Sheep
Information from Adelaide reports that young South Australians intend to claim 6000 acres in the Esperanen district under the Western rule. They expect to exploit land with good rainfall for wheat and sheep farming.
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Anelaide
Esperanen
Migration schemes to be inspected by South Australia commission
Messrs J Gunnons E BP Plewing and others of the Development and Migration Commission, with Mr Banke Amery, will begin tomorrow to examine schemes from the South Australian Government. The plans cover water conservation forestry and related areas and include visits to Eyre Peninsula and the youth districts of the State.
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Messrs
J. Gunnons E
Plewing
Development and Migration Commission
Banke
Amery
South
Fruiterer Held Up by Two Masked Gunmen
Melbourne report describes two masked gunmen stopping a young fruiterer named Percy Merrett on a Saturday at daybreak as he drove to North Melbourne markets. Merrett freed the strap from his shoulder bag to save £30, and was ordered to drive on or be shot. Police say the robbers remain at large with no suspects located.
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Melbourne
Percy Merrett
North Melbourne
Merrett
Merrett Wohen
Darwin Constable Ordered To Leave By Miners
Darwin Manilay Armor faction seeks to compel Mounted Constable Arthur Clapp to quit the field after he angered local miners. Officials planned Saturday action if he refused, while Clapp, a returned soldier, swam ashore to board the auxiliary ketch John Alee and extinguish a fire. At Maranbay police court on Tuesday, Clapp was ordered to return a case of beer seized from John Mackay.
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Clapp
John Mackay
Boy Charlton Sets World Record In 880 Yard Swim
Sydney reports Charlton breaks the 880 yard world mark in the Domain stadium final on Saturday. Takaisrkai of Japan finishes second and Kelly third as Charlton wins by 11 yards in 19 minutes 9 seconds, smashing the former record of 10 minutes 87 2-5 seconds set by Arne Borkts of Sweden.
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Sydney
Charliton
Takaisrkai
Japan
Kelly
Arne Bork Ts
Sweden
Perth Markets Show Strong Produce Supplies and Prices
Producers markets report heavy fruit supplies with peaches and lemons in good demand. Potatoes average about 15s 6d per ton, cabbage and beans firm, chaff and grain sold, oats at 4s, wheat around 5s 9d per quarter, animal parcels £14 2s, wool around £5, with steady vegetable demand.
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Prine Hines
Stone Livi
Tao
Antonios
Harley
London Wheat Market Notes From The Westralian Farmers
The London wheat market report from The Westralian Farmers Ltd notes steady demand for Australian wheat amid improved Argentine demand. It lists January shipments from Western Australia at 64/6, 54, and 41 per quarter, and December shipments from South Australia at 54/0 per quarter, with various parcels to Chile and the Suez Canal.
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Westralian Farmers, Ltd
Wheat Department
London
Cabie
Australia
Western Australia
South Australia
Sues
Victoria
Chile
American workers live higher standard through cooperation and stock
A traveller and union member reflects on American industry where employers and employees collaborate on production and share stock in industrial ventures. He notes higher living standards, widespread piecework, protests that owners are many and workers benefit from cooperation and clearances alongside wages.
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Adelaide
America
Australia
Turmoil in Hankow Lowton as British and Chinese forces clash
Dispatches describe British and Chinese positions in Hankow Lowton amid evacuations and failed concessions. Reports quote Colonel Smallwood on the panic and fear that Britain and the Morian One misjudge the crisis as Shanghai edges toward a broader conflict.
Shanghai Fears Outbreak Echo After Hankow Incident
Reports in Shanghai warn of a potential outbreak as the Hankow crisis resurges. British officials brace for possible concessions being challenged by nationalist groups while firms arrange private accommodation for staff families and prepare for emergency actions near the riverfront.
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Shanghai
Hankow
Grisen
River Honta
Hankyn
Japan's favored nation stance amid Chinese nationalism
Tokyo reports show the Navy debates sending more warships to Hankow as Chinese nationalism grows sensitive to foreign pressure. While Britain is supported, Japan plans to maintain a favored nation position, with no current threat to Japanese lives or interests.
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Tokia
Navy Department
Tiankow
China
Japan
Pekin
Peace in the Pacific on Japanese Emigration Policy
The Japanese foreign office announces a potential policy shift on emigration, signaling Japan may curb or end sending emigrants to white nations. If confirmed, the move would affect relations with the United States Canada Australia and New Zealand and ease Pacific regional tensions amid Chinese internal convulsions.
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Japan
Pacific
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
China
Owvanchester Guardian
Action by America Sees Admiral to Observe Asia Crisis
Admiral Wiams, Commander in Chief of the American Arctic beet, ordered to prove on the Rangebiy Pittwhureh from Mianja to Shanglind to observe and report on the egniitions. His opinion will govern the number of hips accompanying him. Foreign Minister Kogen Chen met Americans and said there is no panic risk and the Nationalist Government would control the situation. Later evacuation of the American community did not occur.
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Admiral Wiams
Mianja
Shanglind
Kogen Chen
Canton
Chem
Alee Daria
Mit Eral
Shipping Concession Sparks Historic Trade Debate
A parliamentary notice from the Commonwealth warns of a possible shipping concession before Christmas as the federal government weighs allowing British shires and interstate passengers to travel. Last time such measures were briefly suspended during a Melbourne Cup traffic rush, and critics fear industrial disruption and cost. The outcome hinges on cabinet decisions and future overseas steamers resuming regular calls.
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Earey
Wwoburt
Weamen
Melbourne
Arnerk
Teamant
Transatlantic wireless service sparks busy launch from New York to London
The new wireless telegraph line linking New York and London opened with heavy interest from business leaders and editors who rushed to test the system. The inaugural call connected Evelyn Murray of Finland Post Office with Walter Giffor t of AT&T as reporters flocked to use the line for public publicity and commercial outreach. Calls cost six pence a minute for a limited 13 minute window.
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London
Luidoh
New York
America
Bota Sider
Lonhin
Ayetom
Air Evelyn Murray
Firnish
Prince of Wales Huf Falls In Hunting Incident
The Prince of Wales was not harmed seriously during a hunting outing with the Quorn Park at Meltuo Mowbray. His horse stumbled and fell injuring his left wrist. the Duchess of Wesatuinnter also fell but escaped injury, while another rider suffered a broken collarbone.
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Frince
Wales
Meltuo Mowbray
Duchess of
Wesatuinnter
Weber
Shaft Sinking Disaster Traps Six Men Near Thames
Six men were entombed eighty feet below the Thames at Destford during shaft sinking for a new electricity generating station. An inrush of water cut off the workers and two have been rescued, with rescuers hoping to save the others despite rising water and hazardous conditions.
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Thames
Destford
Trade tensions and British balance of payments debate
The article reviews British trade policy in Latin America and the impact of the balance of payments on Britain. It cites The Manchester Guardian on a potential negative balance for 1926, notes invisible earnings, and discusses bank borrowing and investments. It mentions the Midland Bank view, Keynes analysis, and possible shifts in imports and living standards.
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Berlin
Nicaragua
Central
America
United Suits
Tha “Doki Jnzoiger
Latin America
Ee Gritain
Great Britain
Manchester Guardian
Board of Trade
Midland Bank
Servina Objet
Mir. J. M. Keynes
Nultut
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