New School Building Approved and Community Fundraiser Planned
A new and suitable school building has the Education Minister backing amid Parliamentar i num discussions. The Women's Institute fundraiser at Makail's paddock on York Street promises a garden fete with decorated wagon and dolly carriage contests, plus Fire Brigade Band music and ground entertainment. Admission costs sixpence for adults, free for children, with additional events at Naval Dri Hall and a separate Cherise Hil concert at the Empire on Friday night.
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Albany Expects Immigrant Workers for Fairbridge Farm Arrival
Albany prep continues for a government migration plan with £20 new voters including youths from Bargardo Homes for Fairbridge Farm School due next month. Drainage works costing £800 at State School approved, Empire Theatre offers nightly program changes with 1/ hold 1/7 prices. lecture by Professor A. Rose at Wallal University planned at Stone Church Hall to aid mission funds.
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Ir Tomes Michel
Woollen Mills Wonk Progresses at Site
The Woollen Mills project near completion with over HM workers at work under multipurpose workshops. Foundations reach 40 percent with reinforced cement bases. timber girders and rock removal advance as cement uprights are set. A council meeting with Western Australian Worsted and Woollen Mills directors discussed water supply and set price at a simple per 1000 gallons for 10 years.
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Lambert
Lawnom
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Johnsland Green
Vigilance Committee Hears Town Water Shortage Risks
The Albany Vigilance Committee met at President CE Sewell’s office on Saturday evening with good attendance. They discussed water shortages in higher town areas and potential town shortages if extra measures are needed, delaying final decision pending more information. Other topics included group dairying near Albany, Denmark butter sales in Perth, and the Katanning Fresh Air League’s accommodation needs. A sub committee was formed to liaise with Katanning regarding next year’s arrangements. The committee also agreed no action on the upcoming election and to press the town clerk for clarification on previously placed matters.
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Albony
Denmark
Perth
Katemniog Fresh Air League
Albany Holiday Jonson Committee
Albany Tennis Carnival Crowds Enjoy Warm Weekend Play
The Albany club hosted its third annual tournament with fine weather drawing residents and visitors to the courts. Miss Phylis Richardson won the ladies singles and, with K Mitchell, claimed the mixed doubles title amid strong showings by Duncan and Swaddon and other local players.
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Taat
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Mias Beanlon
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Local Tennis Championship Results From Saturday Play
A broad set of results from Saturday’s tennis events show Haywood defeating Bowmers and McCarthy in a handicap dash. Richardson and Miss Mletcher won the Ladies Handicap double. Evans beat H W Richardson in the Men's Singles Championship. Mies FP. Hieherdaen beat Mrs Stuart in the Ladies Singles. Doubles saw Gladgigpe and Wharles advance, with final matches to determine champions. Other events include mixed, veterans, and junior handicaps with multiple winners across categories.
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Albany Methods 5 Leveh. IV The Sailor Meet Results
A summary of the Albany meet shows Elek er players in key deouts with Misse Vaughan, Downes, Norman, and Wright pairing off in several results. The British cruiser squadron reception plan prompts a public meeting in Lowar Town Hall at 8 o clock to form committees for arranging officer and crew hosting. Sir Anthony Hope novel “Rupert of Bentzau” listed for careening at the Town Hall.
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British Politics At Odds Over Migration and Labour Wariness
The debate peaks as Mr Clynes challenges the throne speech urging respect for the King and government. Debates touch Dominions migration, imperial preference, and unemployment policy with Labour figures defending reform and warning of federation risks.
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Lhoyd George
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Chidren
Perth fatal road crash kills mayor’s family
A car crash on the Musuauber-Perla road Wednesday afternoon killed Major de Campbell and Hazel Corkran aged 7, Lily Corkran aged 9, and left Morjurw Corkran and Hazel Corkran’s spouse injured. The vehicle struck a bank, rolled, and three occupants were trapped. The Perth hospital reported the mayor’s party involved, with the incident noted as under investigation.
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Lily Aged 9, Weep Thrown Chews, While Majer Cam Tel
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Myare
Training Migrants and Farm Labor Deputies Across States
A report outlines plans to train migrants and create farm labor deputies in each state. The program aims to provide preliminary guidance and legal work experience, differentiating migrant workers from other labor groups and enabling them to accept legitimate farm assignments.
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Lo Sutton
Perth
Parsons
Suton
Fire in Adelaide causes extensive factory damage
A blaze in Adelaide damaged a pottery works and bakery wall collapse, killing a worker and causing about £15000 in damage. The Laetory of the South Australia Briela was affected as part of the factory structure burned. The cause is under investigation.
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Charlton Briefly Sets Distance Swim Record at Domain Bath
Sydney reports Charlton and Borg headline the NSW meet at the Domain Bath. Charlton clocked 10 minutes 61.4 seconds in the 1000 yards, while Borg posted 10 minutes 5 seconds, with officials noting Charlton’s record yet to be surpassed.
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Boys injured at balcony collapse during athletic meet in Brooklyn
A balcony collapse at a minor athletic meeting in the Armory Building, Brooklyn, injures many boys as police investigate. Boxing notes report Anthony Wilson losing the world middleweight title in a 15 round bout in New York.
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Notable visitors and genealogical notes amid Perth service links
The undated clipping mentions Miss Eveline Aspinall of North Perth and Mrs Everett of Albany as related figures. It notes Aldwyne travel through passengers and cites General Sir Nevill Smyth visiting the Eastern Sister for a day, with oblique references to his WWI commands and honors including in despatches and the Victoria Cross.
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Somme
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Sumerian Tablet Report Links Ur Discovery to Ancient Handwriting
A British Museum report describes a Sumerian tablet found during excavations in Ur of the Chaldees. If accurate, the chronology places the inscriptions around 4500 BCE, suggesting the work ranks among the oldest examples of writing and early triumphs of script.
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Pioneer of Western Australian mining dies at 83
The death of Sir Guo Phillip Dorletty at age 83 is announced. He was a pioneer in Western Australian mining, chaired Great Boulder Proprietary, and floated the Great Boulder Company, contributing to the Associated Mines. He leaves a son, Dh. Lo Deolette of Perth, and a daughter.
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Joy restores speech in Maidstone boy after fright
Ernest Hall a lad of Maidstone loses speech for three months after fear caused by a tramp. A Strange "Ounner" cures him when great joy is experienced. He eats presents given to poor children, and the tongue loosens, allowing him to speak again. Industrial notes follow on UK work days lost in 1929 and railway dispute warnings urging loyalty to unions.
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British Exhibition Progress With Australian Pavilion
Senator Wilson expresses satisfaction as workers decorate the Australian pavilion and set up display stands. Exhibits from all states arrive, with show-cases being prepared for delivery. Australian shrubs and gow are thriving under glass at the Victorian nurseries in readiness.
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Australia’s path to postwar strength urged by Cook
Sir Joseph Cook, High Commissioner for Australia, told Bradford there is progress in industrial efficiency and wool production. He urged returning to prewar conditions through hard work, efficiency, and cheap production, stressing unity and cooperation within the Empire for a stronger future.
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England Rout Wales in Swansea Rugby Test
At Swansea on Batorday England defeated Wales by 17 points. The weather was poor and about 40 000 spectators attended the match.
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Poincare faces confidence vote in chamber
In Paris the chamber of deputies approved a vote of confidence for the government by 151 to 16 after M. Poincare’s administration was reviewed. The report notes lingering concerns and political tension amid the session.
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