Land for Soldiers' Settlement West of Forest Hill
Premier Andrew Muir notes available good land west of Forest Hill for soldiers settlement. District residents seek permanent railway survey to boost fruit and dairy farming, wool production, and market access, arguing rail access is essential for profitable settlement and continued progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendenup
Met. Marker
Andrew Muir
Forest Hill
Mt. Barker
Foonthand River
Himeself
Great Southern
Albany
Mr. Seaddan
Ribeoy
Mt. Reyker
Perth
Kalgourhe
Frankland
Lundy
Alinete
Aid Kone
Perrillip
Andrew Muir,Jr
Forest Fill
Nabogup
Martin Bros
Six-mile
Amberollup
W. H. Crane
Yolambor
A. EK
Adams
Huntly
J. B. Drogo
Estedale
G. M. Raherfa
Teddington
B. C. Brierley
Frankland River
Mr. Mitchell
Thia
Blackwood
Mitchall
Reine
Cricket match between Wenderees and Woolies Cocket Clubs on Parade-street reserve
Representatives of the Wenderees and Woolies Cocket Clubs plan a 2 pm Saturday match on Parade-street reserve to settle their future. Hon Pliny will start the toss, umpires C Brown and T Hager will not attend, with a long list of players named for both sides and a second fixture at Ulster-road ground scheduled for 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenderees
Woolies Cocket
Parade-street
Jilbert
Forte
Page
Bailey
Onenenview
Henson
Cook
Woollies
Noble
Mullins
Burwick
Moute
Horsley
Catting
Doyett
Wirth
Fletcher
Stirling
Cowper
Marstell
Jackmyn
Williams
Corinthians
Ulster-road
Messrs
Davey
Wilkon
Monaghian
Lintiprtery
Huet
Augoye
Norman
Lilayd Vonlus
Nott
Albany Eleven to Meet Visitors in Local Match Today
Albany receives a call for all local players able to take part to notify the association secretary Mr P Dovey at once. The match pits an Albany eleven against a team chosen from visitors in the town this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weil
Albany
P. Dovey
Ones
Meeting of Albany Cricket Association Deligates
The ordinary Albany Cricket Association meeting at the Lollin Hotel Monday night elected officers, discussed the Parny Street ground, and urged removal of the ground around the pitch with cleaning. Captains named for January 26 matches, arrangements made for a visitors eleven game next Wednesday, and clubs urged to attend the draw and time discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Cricket Association
Johns and Golding
Parny Street
Hodw
Mesers
Roberts
Norman
Brown
Mt. Walker
Messrs
R Ccombere
Clube Nesint
Thia
Mount Barker v Albany Team for Australian Day Return
Mount Barker Assoriation announces the team to represent at Albany for the return match on Australian Day Tinwary 26. The lineup includes Burston, Clarke, BL Bat om, HL and T wh, Sounness, Martin, Tow ivhos, KR, Sanders, Thoman, F Williame Curhattup, with Clarke replacing Bennett in the same side that met Albany on Boxing Day at the cort's ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Thirker
Aluiny
Mownt Barker
Clarke
Bennett
Albany
Cort
Bush Fires Up Country Near Kendenup and Lake Matilda
Reports from the up country describe bush fires around Kendenup and from Carharup to Lake Moulon along the railway lines. At Carharup the ochre mine and transport were destroyed, with substantial losses. At Lake Matilda the government storehouse containing wool and cattle was burned. Damages occurred Monday. military officers were mobilised and demobilised. Temperatures over the last three days ranged from 58 to 71 degrees. The note mentions the Prince of Wales returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendenup
Carharup
Lake Moulon
Tims
Lake Matilda
Dre
Carbarap
G. W. Barber
A.T. White
Iaxi
Prince of Wales
St Josephs Convent Opens Winter Bazaar and Fete
A large marquee at St Josephs Convent hosts a winter bazaar and garden fete with stalls of goods, flowers, and refreshments. Archbishop Clune could not attend. Mayor Day opened the event, praising the sisters and community support, with proceeds aiding the convent debt and charity. The fete runs today and tonight with continued activities and a long list of stall holders and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Convent
Clune
WJ. Day
Fysher Gilroy Inteod
Mr. Day
Albany
Day
Sisters of St. Joseph
Gilroy
Sisters of
St. Joseph
Mary
Mary Joseph
Mesadame
Clancy
Kavanagh
Meswra
Johnson
F. Seheurer
Mesdames Murphy
Catling
McNamora
Troyle
Mesdamey Macrin
Chelsey
Minneg Kitson
Lechiere
Gilbertson
Herrington
Gote
Mew
Sche
Country Party delegates back selection ballots clash
In Williame Narrogin the Country Party debated election methods. About 20 delegates favored dropping selection ballots for the State elections, while supporters urged compulsory preferential voting. Mr Modra led the motion. opponents argued abolition would cost seats. The motion passed with three dissenters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williame-Narrogin Council
BE. Modra
Snd
C. G. Blatchsford
West Australia
Commonwealth
T. M. Hallett
Hall
Legislative Assembly
Legislative Council
John‘atom
Elilaa
Country Party
Modro
Declan J
Albany Town Council Monthly Meeting Note
The Albany Town Council met Monday evening with present Mayor W J Day and councillors Halston Hoyle Blackburne Townes Forte Hill Miles and Weight. Items included film pricing for cinematograph pictures, road damage claims, lodges deeds at Town Hall, use of land clearing machine, Nelson street attention, and a municipal votes issue. Finance reports recommended several tenders for 1920 and advertising allocations. clauses 1 2 3 4 5 7 and 8 passed, clause 6 debated and partially deleted. Electric light plant to be municipalized. traffic inspector appointed. light committee expanded. payments totaling 435 10 10 and 184 10 10 approved.
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Miyor
W. Jd. Day
Cra
Halston
Hoyle
Blackburne
Townes
Forte
Hill
Miles
Weight
A. E. Nadebaum
Nelson-street
Department of Public Works
Albany Cricket Association
Paruie Street
Brown
St. Clair
Town Hall
Catling
Ares
AcPvicie 4
Cra. Hill
J. Downes
A. P. Cuddiky
Finance Committee
Ananre
Downes
Catting
Boyle
Rteport
Mesars, Drew, Robinson and Co. Co
Counsil
W. Brockdale
Hit
Cre
Blackburnne
Mies
Baleton
Alentrie Light
Water Board
Local Board of Health Reports Positive Town Health Status
The Abany Local Board of Health expresses thanks for the outbreak response and notes good general health. Dr A C Everard reports births for the month and the council discusses drainage issues near Lower Burlington, Hen ry Wille and Co. offices, with water sources questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abany
Atkiteon
A. C
Everard
W. Stockdale
Megars
Henry Wille and Co
Burling Torrage
Drainage Proposals to Alleviate Nuisance on Parade Beach
A council session discussed draining stagnant pool water near Parade street to remove foul smell and ease picnics by the beach. Dr Miler urged a temporary drain to move the water, with the matter referred to the committee, engineer, and health inspector for report. Other items included waste water complaints on Brunswick road and a note on a waterhole in Stirling Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miler
Parade Street
Downes
Brunswick Road
At Iend
Weight
Stirting Street
Balnfon
Varaney
Wtting
Agent's Claims Before Commission Allowed In Bath Sale Case
Judge Burt presided over Holland v Pusukos finding no implied contract for commission. The defendant offered baths to Blake at £475, with Blake and Craigie later involved. plaintiff failed to prove introduction or agency. Judgment rendered for the defendant, noting no agency or contract existed for commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. EK
Burt
Holland
Plaintif
Pusukos
Ron Mover
Agust
Ae Cave
Perth
Anle
Upton
Blake
Blake Agein
Plaintel
George
Craigis
Blake and
Craigie
Hinkeggin
Watkins
Judgment for Plaintiff In Second Item Rejected Costs Reserved
The AM granted judgment for the plaintiff on the second item of five pounds paid into court and reserved his decision on counterclaims or related matters, following related costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conte
Gracchus Arrives With Coal at Albany After Calcutta Call
The B U N Co steamer Gracchus arrived from Calcutta early Tuesday morning and bunkered coal before resuming to the Eastern States in the afternoon. Seapool arrived from Melbourne yesterday, bunkered coal from Mell Wraith and Co lighters, then departed for Durban. Megantic departed London for Australia with 200 officers and 100 soldiers wives aboard. Wahihi from Melbourne docked for 300 tons coal before sailing to London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.U.N. Co
Gracchus
Calcutta
Mellwraith
Raehorn
Seapool
Melbourne
McDlwraith, McEacharn and Co
Durban
Shaw, Savill and Albion Line
Wahihi
London
Dalgety and Co
Eucla's Movements Amid Complex Port Tours
Movements of the 8 Eucla show Albany departures on January 21 for Hopetoun and Esperance, with arrivals and returns to Fremantle and Albany through late February. The schedule includes Fremantle to Albany, Esperance via ports, and repeated Albany hops, ending with March trips to Eucla via all ports and back from Hopetown and Esperance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eucla
Albany
Hopetoun
Esperance
Fremantle
Framantle
Espiranes
Porte
Eueln
Hopetown
Eaperance
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Woollifs
Albions
Albany v. Visitors
MT. Barker v. Albany
National Library of Australia
Qazaar and Garden
Country Party Policy
Narrogin
Albany Town Council
Local Board OF Health
Gracehus
Seapoul
Wabihi
Bseapool
Urban
Corner Cliff
Melville Streets
Anderson
Lissare A
Ta W. Re
L. Powell
W. A. Bearman
Tate Tegmental Ferrie
Blschemith's
Farrier
Anal Wright
Mrr. L. Powell
York Street
Petra
Mr. L. Catinfaction
Magn
Albany Tea Rooms
Joe
Imetelel
Tom Wade
Meni
Rout
York Treet
Sthy
Ork Street
Vichisoun
Boone Yona
Spencer Inn
Tire Old Fort
Pattinson
Speciality House
NEW _ RANGE
Jay HV
Everton
Xmas
H. F. Timewell
Alf
Lange
Frm
Drew, Robinson & CO
Onmongery
F. Honisett & Co
Dar
Lalamacadt
Anyans
Hinds
Dobb
Atlves
A. W. Dobbie and Co., Led
Mark Orders Dept
Oramin & Blake
Tanshoa
Will Roe Josch Atta
Ed ‘Thean Temronme
Quick Lim
Raga Ites
H. &. Lambert
Perth Road
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