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Newspaper

Albany Despatch

Location

Albany, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Jan 27, 1920

Page

2

Notice of Land Registration Applicants in Albany Western Australia

Leonard Louis Hill and Robert Astley James apply to register as proprietors of land in the Plantagenet district near Albany Western Australia. The registrar of titles is listed as Ulyde with a surrounding acknowledgement of the filing and agents Laval Titlow Vilfloe Tevth Mth Jamey UE Have Homssey Waterss Albany Barbettoors for the applicant.

Leonard Louis Hill Amd Robert Astley James Kelgan River Albany Western Australis Ax Eotate Ulyde Laval ‘Titlow Vilfloe Tevth Mth Jamey UE Have Homssey & Waterss Barbettoors Agoplhoanta

Albany News Summary: Pumping Station Visit and Fires

A visitation by Mayor W. J. Day and officials toured the pumping station at two miles up the creek, inspecting buildings and the upper weir, followed by lunch at the engineman’s cottage and a run to the high level reservoir. A fire at the post office goods sheds was extinguished by Wilkin and crew. The Kronkup sale notes corrected names, and the Albany Methodist Sunday school picnic proceeded despite an unsettled morning.

Cumping W. J. Day Albany Wilkin Henry Wills and Co Are Brigade Kronkup Marshall BR. Z. Wolfe Ti. C. Thomons Albany Methodist Sunday School Little Grove Perfort Avery

Day of games and a concert end with a farewell note

Children spent the day in games races and competitions with paddling in the water. The Jounches returned at 6 and 6 30 pm tired but happy. A concert and dance at St Jowel's School Hall on February 3 1020 charged admission with reserved seats. Mr Ges Pankos who ran the town jetty baths for 23 years plans to depart for Perth and then tour the State giving exhibitions while thanking Albany residents for their support.

St. Jowel's School Hall Ges Pankos Perth Albany

West Australia Delegation Arrives in Newfoundland for Visit

Sir Newton Moore MP, former West Australia premier, on a visit to St. John's Newfoundland. Missionary Mother Evanielixt and Mother Superior of St. Joseph’s Convents travel. Sister Veronica arrives in Albany with teaching staff to join St. Joseph’s School. Governor-General Sir Ronald Ferguson’s term extended to cover the Prince of Wales visit. Mr. T. H. Barnett returns to Albany after a city stay.

Sir Newton Moore West Australia St. John’s Newfoundland Mother Evanielixt St. Joseph's Ronald Muoro Ferguson Australia Prince of Wales T. H. Barnett Albany Prday

Forrest Hill Sports Day Brings District Together

Forrest Hill held its annual sports day with a community turnout despite Mt Barker cricket drew holiday trippers away. Events included the Vietriet and Sheffield Handicaps won by TL Drage, with close finishes and strong judging by W Green and G Archer. An evening dance followed, and funds were raised for hall improvement.

Forrest Fill Bosliguay Mount Barker Forrest Hill Mt. Barker Albany Sheffield Drage Messrs Walher Green Geo. Archer M. Bartlett Messrs. B. Muir F. Vivian W. Beard A. E. Elverd H. Drage Jas, Bonhham FE. Binning A. Moriarty C. Droge J. Parsons H. Droge W. Board Steicke J.B. Dengo B. Hitchins A. E. Alverd J. Py i . K. Fiver Johns Wickel B. Mutr

Mt Barker Triumph Over Albany in Dismal Cricket Match

The Albany Cricket Association teams visits Mt Barker for a no return match. Mt Barker dominates Albany by bowling out the visitors for 35 as B Angor top scores with 1 not out. A Martin and Alex Martin shine for Mt Barker in a brisk chase, finishing comfortably.

Albany Second Eleven Triumphs In Cramped Cricket Match

Albany Second Eleven scored 240 in their innings with 75 by a batsman and Stonnness adding 20, while ANA's team reached 165 in reply. Bowler Wingrove took 3 for 40 as Albany’s bowlers constrained ANA’s chase. The match ended with Albany defending and ANA all out after 165.

Eeemer Albany A.N.A. Wer Parade-Street ANA Sizer Sight Foiners Burston Burton Lioyd Bowy Loyd Thomas Riches Martin Sounness J. Martin Seard Tal Fred Sounness Clarke Opel Book Po Michell P. Cooper Windus Deykin Wingrove Tomlinovn Wirth Cooper Shonoon C. Bruce Orindrod Davidson Williams Davida H Cooper Quartermaine Doggett Bailey Verran Moate West Sundries Weat Windua Tomlinson Mille Shannon Williamy Grindrod Milla Tatn Weet An.a Monte C. Brace Fletcher Brace O Tomlinson Windaa CL Brace

Anniversary Day Observed with Picnics and Excursions in Albany

Yesterday the Commonwealth marked a general holiday with many Albany visitors taking advantage of sunny weather for picnics and excursions. Ahlany residents attended Mount Barker and the annual Methodist Sunday School picnic at Little Grove, while the Silver Star and Awhina ferries carried large numbers to the Grove and Frenchman's Bay, amid a festive holiday mood and cricket results noted for Albany.

Albany Jane Mount Barker Anlal Vy Albany Association King Kalgan Little Grove Silver Star the Grove Awhina Frenchman's Bay

Interstate Cricket Match Facts and Festive Club News

The report covers New South Wales 591 with A Andrew 247 not out, Victoria chased poorly at 28 for 82, and list of bowlers. It also notes Brisbane and Queensland matches, plus a detailed social entertainment segment in Albany with a formal toast list and hospitality for visiting players at Mrs. Redilly’s Park Hotel.

Sydney New South Wales Andrew Victoria Ame Wickst Wen Roberts Lloyd Angove Mohaghan Mt. Barker King Albany FE Thomas W. Sounness Messrs. C. Brown P. Ruins Mr Barker Cricket Association Ruat Monaghan B. Bandera Port of T. McN. Martin WB. Barwick Me. Clarke Reddin Sounnesa C. Brown Thomas Mesars C. W. Berliner W. R. Barwick 5. Northey T. Glaver J. Riches Berliner Ohsers Appleville Cricketers

Wheat Office Conspiracy Charges Stir In N.5W

Two men, Thomas Smith and William Robinson, were yesterday charged with conspiracy in a case tied to dusting Pring's report on the State Wheat Office administration. Smith faces fraud conspiracy charges while Robinson is alleged to have helped plot a £300 bribe to Reginald Rhenbann, a public service officer. Both defendants were remanded.

Sydney Dusting Pring State Wheat Office Thomas Smith Wm. Robinson Reginald Rhenbann Public Service

One Big Union Scheme to be Launched Forthwith

A conference of delegates from unions endorsing the One Big Union scheme met Saturday in Romera. Only 14 unions were represented and the proceedings were held in private rooms. It was decided to launch the scheme more vigorously.

Bydney Junions Baturday Romera

Perth WIAT.C. summer meeting results

The first day at Perth WIAT.C. featured a muggy start with dancing and parades. Results include Windsce Handicap won by Green Fancy, Waylen Stakes by Poboris, Blackwood Plate by Hazel Dawn, King's Park Handicap by New Tipperary, Cygnet Handicap by Queen Pot, Murray Mile won by Montardy, with margins and times noted.

Perth Wiat.c Green Fancy Beoteh Turt Dell Rose Woo Hull Poboris Eragoon Tom Castro Jon Boboris True Moon Hazel Dawn Twal King's Park New Tipperary Patinide Lastrowe Queen Pot Humble Lad Fargo Begling Agat Murray Mile

Perth racing closes with Abe W.A.T.C. anniversary meeting

A large crowd attended the second day in Perth Turkey as Abe W.A.T.C. marks were completed. Winners included Down Town in the Jumpers Flat Race at 10.8, Lovh Vie taking the Sholl Handicap, True Moon winning the Serpentine Handicap, Mannequis prevailing in the Armadale Handicap, Red Banner victorious in the Westralia Handicap, and Delprat sharing first in the Guildford Handicap with a dead heat for second.

Perth Turkiey Abe W.at.c Down Town Liberator Btorla-Werie Harry Norseman Trysl Red Banner Hetting Guildford Delprat Golden Bond Analyse Agst

Anniversary Hami Cap Won By Urey In Tight Finish

At the Ad C anniversary meeting the one mile Anniversary Hami cap was won by Urey who led the field at 7 to 1 despite 8.6 back by Spillway and Marajax following in third. Bowliga listings show Quartermaine and Geindrad in close order as the event unfolded.

Sydnet Ad.c Urey Marajax

Ex Kaiser Says He Does Not Wish to Return to Germany

Berlin papers publish the ex Kaiser's letter to Prince Farvtenburg in which he states he no longer wishes to return to Germany. He cites ill health and severe pains in his leg and arm and fears a bleak future with little hope.

London Berlin Prince Farvtenburg Germany von Bethmann-Hollweg von Ludendorf von Tinta

Asquith Nominates for Paisley Election in February

London dispatch reports former Prime Minister Asquith, defeated at the last general election, has nominated for Paisley. Polls are expected in the seven weeks of February with a straight Labour contest against Mr. Bitter, the Liberal candidate.

London Asquith Great Britain Paisley Bigter

Federal government export plan for Western Australia produce

The federal government outlines arrangements to export fruit and meat from Western Australia for imperial authorities. The note specifies government action and scope of the export program.

Perth West

Fruit space allocation for Australian produce shipment

An agreement allocates 1, [W100 cubic feet of insulated space for Australian fruit, with plans to review and potentially increase the allotment while meeting obligations for other refrigerated produce shipments.

Shipping Troubles Stall Settlement Talks in Melbourne

Melbourne dispatch notes no major progress today in the marine engineers strike settlement. Leaders say both sides await Prime Minister Hughes to make a final appeal or offer as tensions linger in port and on the docks.

Melbourne Marine Engineers Mr. Hughes

Sydney union rejects owners offer in stewards and pantrymen talks

The Sydney branch of the Marine Stewards and Pantrymen's Union rejects the Commonwealth Steamer Owners' Association proposal. It demands chief stewards on passenger vessels be paid from £40 to £23 monthly and wages from £238 downward for stewards and other classes, signaling a wage dispute.

Sydney Marine Stewards and Pantrymen's Union Commonwealth Steamesfip Owners’ Association Istewarda

Local Tomato Surge Prompts Housewife Benefit Plan

District markets flood with large tomato supplies as growers face rising demand from metropolitan buyers. Promoting local canning could reduce reliance on eastern imports, save cash, and boost district industries. Dance event notice and seat details appended with community timing.

Twa Albany

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