Strayed Bay Mare In Foal Found On Prairie Dock
A bay mare with a white star on the forehead and a shoulder brand 2WO over OAP was found by the prdock and unclaimed. If not claimed within the legal time, she may be sold to defray expenses.
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Newspaper
Albany Despatch
Location
Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 27, 1919
Page
2
A bay mare with a white star on the forehead and a shoulder brand 2WO over OAP was found by the prdock and unclaimed. If not claimed within the legal time, she may be sold to defray expenses.
Leaves the Town Jetty weather permitting to Kalgan River on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 11 service to Seaam. Little Grove sails Wednesdays and Saturdays at 3 via Abe Samson. Harbor trip Sunday afternoon departs Town Jetty at 1. Armstrong & Waters operators.
The notice outlines events at Albany Week Sports on Parade Street Recreation Ground with races and prizes. Event includes 440 yards handicap, Joe Trophy and various sprints with cash prizes and entries listed among handicaps.
On Tuesday at dDLIETON BEACH, the Albany season kicks off with a 100 yard open event and a 2 handicap race. Entries include Married Ladies 100 yard and seven more events. Secretary and A P Cuddilay coordinate entries on Saturday at the meeting.
The article discusses Melbourne and Sydney industrial growth and urges Albany to pursue new industries. It notes graphite and mineral deposits in the area as potential drivers, stresses state funding if private efforts lag, and calls for local leadership to promote industrial development in a seaport city. The piece also mentions community notices, church events, and local civic activities.
A meeting of the Goots Church Aid Society is set for Wednesday afternoon at the church at half past two to discuss important business. Governor William Ellison Macartney returned to Albany by Saturday’s train after official duties in Perth. A discussion on quarantine vessel sharing referenced Mr Gill and hulke from the Nestor. Minister for Defence Senator Pearea travels to England to supervise demobilisation and will visit Albany aboard the Marathon on Friday with his wife and family. A correspondent notes a shop mislabeling incident during a purchase attempt.
A January meeting in the lower Town Hall discussed resignations of secretary Mr W Wheeldon and treasurer Mr H Robinson ML A due to illness and absence. Members resolved to disband in favor of a larger public committee to welcome Albany boys, with funds to be used for their reception. Copies sent to the mayor and published.
The Albany Brass Band held a general meeting to elect a new six month executive after the first quarter ended December 11 1918. They discussed finances with a £21 15s 7d credit, debated instrument valuation and depreciation, and approved a fund to support members for upcoming engagements and Bunbury contest preparations. Newly elected officers include Band master Val Smith and secretary treasurer J O Davidson with a six month slate.
At a Returned Soldiers and Sailors meeting a telegram urged urgent quarantine action on the Nestor 180 men ship to prevent trouble. Debate centered on alleged coal work by jumpers and accusations of blackballing Albany, with supporters calling for inquiry into who sent the wireless report and the quarantine decision.
The Municipal Baths hosted a swimming carnival in clear conditions with strong public attendance. The Artillery Comfort Fund benefited from the event, though tires were limited. Results include 100 yards open handicap won by K. oan with G. Davey second, and 60 yards school boys won by Lambert ahead of Milne, plus several other races and a special prize for Miss Woodhouse.
Ata of the Kalannin Baocé Club Mr. B. B. Anderson stated his intention to pursue a thoroughbred breed of blood mares to produce gallopers. He expressed the view that the district should prove suitable for horse breeding.
Moust Barker Misa Scroggie visits Mt Barker while local families holiday in Albany. The Plantagenet Repatriation Committee, led by EB Warburton and J P Jehshman, coordinates aid for returned men across the roads district. School board plans aim to improve winter playgrounds and yards. The Mt Barker war loan flag is ready for unfurling.
On Saturday afternoon members of the Plantagenet Hille Club disposed of a shoot for a cup donated by the club. Weather conditions were fair though shooting was not at its best. The report lists the women participants.
The first games in the Albany Bowling Club pairs competition Saturday afternoon produced mixed results with Downes and Dixon drawing with Rigby and MacLean and Rigby and Downes posting wins. Milne and Cooper edged Dickson and Barnett 17 to 11 while Meaks and Schofield beat Leank and T Davey. upcoming matches listed include Downes McKenzie versus Catling Nal amith Waters Anderson Ives Leask vs Dickson Meeks Milne Mills J Angove seat H Davey Merrifield.
Four pneumonia influenza cases confirmed at Randwick Hospital with 14 more under inspection all from Melbourne where 200 suspected cases were reported. Victoria declares isolation with theatres and schools closed. no outbreak declaration yet. Woodman Point patients improve and Private Hodewell is no longer on the danger list. Two vessels, the Duilwan and the Daghild, arrive and are placed under quarantine after influenza was aboard earlier in their voyages.
The tramway men on the Forth Tuesday meeting urged the Minister of Railways to grant an increase of 1d per day for all workers by 6 pm on January 20, pending the award delivery by the Federal Arbitration Court. If unmet, they threaten a 1d per day rise to 2d and then to 11d in line with their return to work.
The Returned Soldiers' conference, by an overwhelming majority, resolved that repudiation of the national debt is not in their interests and that this view is not the opinion of returned soldiers. The conference intimates to the public that repudiation is unwelcome among veterans.
Representatives of state hotel keepers convene this afternoon to urge removing disabilities caused by military actions. The meeting aims to secure swift relief from authorities enforcing hotel closures during military operations.
Perth reporting on a two day W A T Club summer meeting with large crowds and strong fields. Results include Jumpers Flat and other handicap events with winners and betting odds. local officials pursue water supply reports and town improvement plans. recognitions include a life saving award for J D Smith and J A Darragh. Governor appoints Captain G E Holland as private secretary during Captain Matthews-Donaldson’s leave.
London reports January 27 that the Rhino, Dunubs, Vistula, Sebeldt, Struma, Congo, and Amazon may come under League of Nations control. It is also believed Baghdad, the Cape to Cairo railway, Siberian railways, and possibly the Dardanelles and Mesopotamia could fall under League jurisdiction.
Reported tensions arise from Serbo Italian and Serbo Romanian clashes, with mentions of Ukrainians, Poles, Arabs and Syrians. The Hungarian government is said to seek advantage amid allied efforts to prevent bloodshed and advance self determined borders and governance.
British coal miners resume work with previously closed mines brought back into operation. The move ends disruptions and restores productivity across key coalfields as workers return to shifts and mines reopen after stoppages.
Imported troops quell Spartacus disturbance in Hamburg under martial law. Six killed and several injured as rail traffic stalls. Bolshevik forces claim clearing of Bolshevik units from Estonia and Livonia while Trotsky reportedly captured with loot seized. Riga threatened from the rear.
Mrs Frebe, aged over 70, wandered from Milbrook to Eleven mile on Perth road. After two and a half days without food or water, she was found asleep in a hole at the butt of a fallen tree. Rescuers carried her on a horse for about seven miles to safety. Albany searchers and neighbors aided the long recovery effort.
The Eucla voyage schedule lists departures and arrivals between Albany Fremantle Esperance and Eucla with dates from January 20 to March 16. In New York, Herbert Lethbridge co executor seeks probate for the late George Yuill’s will leaving over 400000 pounds to the daughter and servants, and asks exemption from transfer tax duties.
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