Record rainfall hits Albany with unprecedented month totals
Albany reports record rainfall for Jung month with at least 1130 points by morning. Extreme cold and gales accompany the wet spell. A White Star liner from Albany carried 26,655 cases of apples and pears with careful handling at the dock. Maritime notes include the Mannheim’s voyage disrupted near the Leeuwin due to a broken main circulating pump.
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Vessel Renown Reaches Albany After Perilous River Passage
Report describes a tense voyage as the Lesuwin faced access issues and a heavy swell. FMA Hasguntes and Outnamer Dacre Castle attempted to reach the scene, temporary repairs were made, and the captain steered toward Albany arriving safely in the Sound. The Renown opens for visitors today from 10.00.
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Engagement announcement in Perth era ships and staff list
The engagement of Mixa Laura Parry daughter of BE Parry formerly of Albany now Perth at the Grand Central Coffee Palace to Mr Victor Warneke of Northam is announced. A royal visit accompanying the Prince includes journalists and photographers with staff details and cinema record plans.
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Football action heats as Allens Association clash nears
The Allens Football Association major premiership opens this Saturday with East vs North representations in senior and junior grades. North aims to repeat earlier wins against Wests while East seeks to challenge the red and whites, with lineups led by captains Fitzpatrick and Koet-Roberts and a host of named players and emergencies.
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East prevail in hard fought Saturday match
The East beat the West in a lively session despite greasy ground. Key performers included Sadler, Davey, Angove, and Deykin, with strong defense from Wilkson, Hartnup, Verran, and Easter. Injuries and rough play marred moments, but Roy Verran and Bert Angove stood out for their teams.
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Associations Round Delivers Exciting Finishes at Perth Road Ground
In Regan solid marks drew mixed reactions from onlookers as players obscuring the view sparked disapproval. The British Association second matches will conclude in the third round with Wanderers versus Albion at Perth Road and Rangers versus United at the Tater Road reserve, promising thrilling conclusions.
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Perth road ground games and under water pool
Recap of a Saturday match on Tlater road with Perth players. Describes poor conditions as ground and water pool Endies affected play. Notes individuals Brott Milla and others, mentions Albions, Rengers, and Kentside, with criticism of pugilistic conduct and calls for better discipline and tactics.
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Mt Barker Notes and District Updates
Mt Barker notes report 65000 cones of fruit exported this season. A visiting minister for defence arrived in the region en route to Albany. Wests defeated Souths 38 to 0 in a football match. Two applicants sought the central mapire post for Mount Barker FC. Fred Wall to hold next match on July 10. Roads Board condemns federal MPs salary increases and seeks a public expression. Heavy snowfall occurs across Mt Barker and surrounding hills with snow observed from a distance. Rain has fallen on all but one day since June 9. possum trapping restrictions lifted and 1200 skins sent to Perth. British govt plans rail privatization and new worker representation schemes.
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Albany Port and District Thrives as Growth Focus
Albany and District aims to publicize the Southern districts as the state’s fertile growth region. The article highlights Albany as a natural port for Great Southern areas, with rail links, fruit and dairy industries, and extensive farming opportunities from Narrikup to Narrogin. It notes apple production around Mr. Barker, export volumes, wool storage, dairying, and local factories, urging settlement and development across the district.
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Forrest Hill Weather and Emigration Notes From West Australia
Rainfall data for June shows 714 points to date with three dry days. the year’s record is 1661 points. Heavy snowfall described with old and new notes, plus state and imperial emigration policy, loans, and settlement prospects in Western Australia. Five students arrested over alleged theft of Japanese war maps in fiber. arrests traced to Japan.
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Denmark Notes on local events and plans
June notes from Denmark discuss weekly readings and services, a tribute to Mia Hards for her dances, and a Loyal Co aspirational committee meeting to engage with Western Australian farmers in Perth. Roads Kent-01 and Albany Denmark are hoped to be completed with better weather, an hotel upgrade considered, and housing needs to support advancement. Debate over licensing and a potential referendum reflects local political activity, with discussions of the Denmark-Reviewtown route and railway despatch concerns. Heavy rains caused crop damage and there was a visit by Mr Thomas and Mr Cromark seeking district contact, while Dr Blackhume assisted Randall’s daughter.
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Tearoom Tariffs Raised in Perth Restaurants
Late news reports tariff increases for tearooms and restaurants in Perth. The dispute affecting catering trades was averted with the prospect of higher charges for service, impacting staff wages and meal prices at larger establishments.
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Death of Mr Conigrave in Perth
Perth reports the death of Mr Conigrave a former secretary of the Perth Chamber of Commerce noted for active public involvement. He fell seriously ill on Tuesday and did not recover.
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Albany hockey cup advanced to later stage this Saturday
The Albany Hockey Association cup competition moves to another round this Saturday afternoon. The Allahs face Melville LAHSC on Ub stor road ground at 2 15 pm, with the High School Lo and the Hit Reboot Meds also scheduled. Players names and lineups are listed, including geriatrics and substitutes.
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Home Rule Debate Emphasizes Britain's Position
London June. In the Commons debate on the Home Rule Bill the prime minister Lloyd George stressed that no proposal now before Britain would be acceptable to Irish people. The Minister emphasized the need to align any plan with current Irish sentiment amid ongoing political contention.
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Hope for Improvement in Inchr Opinion to End Extran Demands
A fragmentary report discusses cautious optimism that mild improvements will follow once the Irish people recognize that Great Britain would sever consent to external demands. The drift party would accept the present government’s stance if the people return to sense and unity.
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Vague Note on Captive Soldier at Cork
Fragmentary report states a general officer was forcibly moved to Cork with restricted movement. The misspelled text suggests communications implying mistreatment but contains numerous unclear terms and names, making precise details unavailable.
Sinn Fein Volunteers in Cork County Patrols Report
In Cork County Sinn Fein volunteers are described patrolling on the roads and helping maintain order amid tensions. The report notes local groups coordinating with community members to oversee traffic and assist travelers.
Lord French Leaves Belfast Reported Departure
Fragmentary OCR notes claim Lord French departed Belfast and a report mentions possible arrangements and timing. Context remains unclear with garbled phrases and missing details about place or event.
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Battle claims Turks killed in Ala leh clash
A despatch from London dated June 30 reports a battle at Ala leh in Safyen where about 2000 Turks were killed and wounded heavily by sabre cuts from a cavalry charge.
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