Cricket Association fixtures yield high scoring Saturday
In Parade Street reserve Woollies beat Wanders 186 for six and Albions on Ulster road ground scored 124. Hornley led Woollies with 68 while Lloyd top scored for Corinthians with 65. Angove and Mon Tagon contributed notable scores as Albion totaled 187, with Angove and Angove among top scorers. match details show steady bowling and several fall of wickets.
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Parade Street
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Wanderers
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Corinthians
Hornley
Lloyd
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Wigdus
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Davidson
Rust
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Montalon Followed and Stumpe Were Drawn With the Lota
Angere
Momagheus Hne
Albany Bowling Club lays out pairs competition rules
The Albany Bowling Club discussed changes to the club pairs event. A two-life system was replaced by a two-thirds play requirement per pair, with February 24 as the closing date. If unfinished, a committee decides the winner by percentage. Games start 2 pm Saturdays. prizes donated by Messrs M. L. Anderson and H. Rigby.
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Te Hae
Heen
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Addi Ition
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Sangster
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L. Anderson
H. R. Rigby
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Reeves
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McKenzie
Downes
Areth Maleny
Beaddon
C. Hrave
H- Hil
I Angeve
Brown
Davidson
Waters
Thurkte
Woollies beat Wanderers in tight rainless pitch clash
In a Parade Street clash the Woollies posted 145 for six after a protracted innings led by Noble with 32 and Horsley 24. Wanderers replied to 140 before Shannon fell, with Kit contributing 61 and Forte taking key wickets as the innings closed. Corinthians beat Albions by six wickets in an away match, aided by Jack Cooper's 17 and a late stand.
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Parade Street
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Cooper
Tong
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Noble
Perfect
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Horsley
Barry
Johns
Clondid
Bulls
Cruke
Shirline
Monte
Thin Mtnge
Innnings
Stirling
Hie
Davey
Bailey
Mullins
Moote
Forte Wiere
Bean
Mount Barker Cricket Narrow Battle Ends In Narrow Blackwood Road Win
Saturday's Mount Barker cricket fixture at Cara rup saw Blackwood-road win by 16 runs after Carbarup posted 102. F Williams 23, B R Thomas 25, E B Williams 23 led Carbarup. A Martin 4 for 15 and T Gi Sounntes 4 for 40 starred for Blackwood-road. Alex Martin’s early stand threatened the chase before his dismissal, wickets tumbled as the innings closed at 118 with J Martin 44 topscorer for Carbarup. Blackwood-road bowlers Sanders 2 for 42 F Williams 5 for 20 and F Wall 4 for 8 did the damage. Next week Contrais vs Carbarup.
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Riches
J. Martin
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Curdarop
Sanders
F. Wall
Gordon
Arke
Contrais v. Carharum
Albany and Visitors Prepare for Wednesday Town Match
Albany gears up to host a visitors side for a Wednesday afternoon game. Local players willing to participate should notify secretary Mr P Dayy at once.
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Narrogin Welcomes Railways Minister and Officials
The Narrogin civic reception hosted Minister for Railways Cal Papo and Railway Commissioner Scaddan at the Town Hall. E B Johnston MLC attended as district representative. The Mayor led the welcome and the minister praised Narrogin’s enterprise, signaling future rail and civic developments including parkland use and a fallen soldiers memorial hall.
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Havre| Erau
Middleton Beach safety concerns prompt council appeal
A reader urges Albany Town Council to fix Middleton Beach hazards including frayed swings, a loose jetty plank, a collapsed lifebuoy setup, damaged houses near shore, broken glass on the sand, and neglected bathing boxes and lavatories. The writer calls for action to restore safety and cleanliness at the popular beach.
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Albany
Middleton Beach
Watts
Appeal for a working bee to rebuild Mitchell home
An appeal asks for a carpenters and workers working bee to restore a home for Mr and Mrs Mitchell. Volunteers are urged to gather on a Saturday or Sunday with free materials from builders and contractors to support the effort.
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Ig Biog
Shipping Notes From The Eastern States and Fremantle
Jan 16 Kossuth Ferner depart for coal from the Eastern States. Jan 10 Wahehe bound for London with Kossuth Ferenecz for Port Said. Eucla to leave Esperance on Wednesday at 1 pm, return Albany Sunday, then Fremantle next Monday. Wohehe delayed in port after loading 400 tons coal and 40,000 gallons water. Koreath Ferene bunkered before voyage. Dalgety and Co. acted as agents.
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Dalgety
Weasel
Ialion
Henry Wills and Co
Rumor of Denmark Butter Factory Closure Denied
Denmark correspondent notes rumors that the Denmark butter factory would close. Minister for Agriculture requested clarification from Mr Beaddan who was informed the claim is a myth. government has no plan to shut the factory. The page hints the informer is not a friend of Denmark.
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Albany
Beaddan
Seaddan
Ramor
Piano fund sale and concert at Kronkup Hall draws large crowd
A Kronkup Hall event raised about £20 for the piano fund with a large local turnout. The afternoon featured an orchestra, speeches, raffles, stalls for fancy goods and cakes, and dancing into the night, helping aim to wipe the debt by next year.
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T. Hortin
Hortin
E. G. McKenzie
F. Wark
Th Petersen
E. Cake
Braimbridge
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Miss Marshall
Mr. A. Mitchell
Mrs. Bill
Albany Notice Advertises Public Sale and Trusted Service
An Albany notice describes a public sale and business services at a York Street location. It emphasizes customer trust, long experience, and careful carriage work with terms noted as mortgage and government-related references.
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