Royal Visit to Albany Welcomes Prince of Wales
Large crowds line the Marine Drive and York Street to greet the Prince of Wales in Albany Western Australia. Amid heavy winds and rain the royal party, led by Admiral Lionel Walshe, is welcomed at the Town Hall with military honors, street decorations, and a formal procession past the Mayor and dignitaries.
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Eh Saung
West Australia
Royal Faily
Vic Tors
Wales
Vitor
Iioense
Pon
Bude
Prine
Sieny
Natal
Lendeu Shand
Dus. Mitchell
Oakie Minis
Senter GU
Coline
Minter
Muder
Fulton
Cary
Burling-terraen
York-Street
Cent Y Deing
Pabes
Teptive
Chirldson
Taverner
Lionel Walseageen
Nin
Slarty
Peney
Croe
AVM
E. Brooks
Ives
Killock
Cap. Barker
Lawer
Prin
Addresses Presented To Royal Visitors In Albany WA 1920
Town officials read a welcome address signed by the Mayor and councilors of Albany Western Australia for the Prince of Wales and King George V. The displayed text thanked the royal visitors for a Western Australia tour, praising their origins and expressing loyalty and best wishes for the journey ahead. Archdeacon Laney also presented a diocesan address conveying respect to the royal party.
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Plese
Ravel
Albany
Citizese
Putuml
Austria
George de Fifth
Royal Holihar
Dar
Perin
Lind
Yourmell
Qlin Muncipal Counell
Western Australia
Western
Autetralia
Healy KueTarvellus
Laney Mex
Edward Alber
Christian Cleorge
Andrew Patrick
David Prince of Wales
Bunbury
Diovese
Geange
Royal visit to Albany marked by reception and concert
The Prince of Wales visit to Albany featured a large public welcome with speeches and gifts from Freemason and naval welfare groups. A concert at Empire Theatre showcased the Prince’s Orchestra and local performers, climaxing with a civic reception and mingling with veterans, widows, and townspeople before departure to Perth.
Route March Through Town Draws Large Crowds
A route march led by the whip's band moved through ELMS streets this morning at 11.90. The procession traversed Stirling terrace York street Middleton road Aberdeen street Gordon street Stirling street Duke street and Vork street before returning to the jetty. The band played spirited marches as crowds gathered on the fronts to watch.
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Stirling-terrace
York-street
Middleton-road
Aberdeen-street
Gordon -Street
Stiringstreet
Duke-street
Vork-street
Stiring-terrace
Prince of Wales greeted by Mount Barker crowd in informal station reception
About 250 gathered on the Mount Barker platform as the Prince of Wales arrived from Albany to Perth. the welcome was informal with no restraint. He shook hands with locals, spoke with the Premier, and waved to cheering children before departing, expressing pleasure at visiting Australia.
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Tremidens van
Albany Vfb
Callars
A. Ky Hirt
Mra Burt
Arehdes Logeh
Minones
Messra TL Witen
A. F. Batley
E. Hording
Plowwen Lodge
Freeiusete
Wnd
Cr Peman
Porth
Naval Welcome Cominitton
Empire
Albany
Mr. Wiley
Masonia
Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David
Prince of Wales
Plantagenee Lodge of
Freema
Ceorge
Roy
Univers
A.T. Doz
Wilver
Rowil Eighriesy
Wales
Brethren of the Phantagene
Lodge of Freemasons
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Muntralia
Craymun
Walling Atick
Curly Jorrah
Hurdle
Sandilwood
Horsey
Nex
Prinse
Perth
Prine
H.R.H
Mount Barker
Royal Highness
Mt Barker
We State
Australia
Renown battleship details reveal armor and armament
The Renown measures 750 feet, with a waterline belt of 6 in armor and a main deck thick enough to deter impacts. Its 4-inch guns and armored conning tower emphasize protection and firepower, while bulkheads and funnel casings reinforce critical areas. The vessel displaces around 75,000 tons and carries 112,000 LILP aboard, reflecting a powerful, armor‑heavy design.
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Eiher
Sombely
West Australia Repatriation Board appointed and tenders noted
Mossin B S Lamurux and ALG Weight join the Repatriation Board for West Australia. J Loke tender accepted for Northam High School contract worth £10 443 4/5. Reports cover hospital deaths, traffic incidents, railway and tram activity, wireless demonstrations, air liaison, and labor protests in Sydney and Melbourne with varied public notices and inquiries.
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Chairan
Alg Weight
H. E. Bolton
West Australia
J. Loke
Northam High School
Mailway
Edward Emby
Robert Newton
Perth Hospital
Tyler
Dewel-Sire
Jeve
Perth
Howe
Shipping Notes Arrivals June 29 to July 15
Shipping notes report Mannheim in ro din abled. Renown HMB with Prince of Wales arrived from Sydney direct yesterday. Aberdeen liner Miltindos left London June 5 and due Albany July 15 with passengers and mails. Hen Reynes to arrive from the United States to bunk 800 tons coal. Maonwheim steamer to harbor under Messagerie Verve flag. Tuscan Prince faces heavy wash and may bunker 900 tons coal from Adelaide 4.8 Co's lighters.
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Prince of Wales
Sydney
Aberdeen
Miltindos
London
Albany
Dalgery and Co
Hen Reynes
Baste States
Mollwraith, McHachern and Co
Maonwheim
Messagerie
Verve
Jethy
Eucla's Movements for Hope Hopetoun and Albany
Pro engine movement list shows a.m. Eucla Tay 7 departing Albany for Hope town and Esperance, with July 0 departures from Esperance to Hopetoun and Albany. This brief schedule notes routing between Hope, Hopetoun, Esperance, and Albany with limited details.
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Depary
Albany
Hope[toum and
Esperance
Depary Esperance
Hopetoun
Penguin trawler reported wrecked in heavy Southerly seas
Police received word that the Government trawler Penguin may have been totally wrecked during a Sunday storm off the South Coast near Middle Telend. Fourteen crew members were rescued by the Eucla, with the mate and one more man remaining on board. The Penguin, recently outfitted to explore South Coast fishing grounds, left Albany on June 22 and has been missing since. Authorities say no lives were lost though details of the wreck are unavailable.
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Middle Telend
Eucla
Albany
Foreign News From a War-Torn Era and Naval Advances
Reports from Paris to Warsaw cover a socialist leader as Reichstag president and a new Orient air service. The British Greek action in Turkey is framed as Strait liberation. A drowning tragedy in Connemara is noted alongside Shamrock TV’s racing result. Persian premier resignation, Shah talks, and military plans in Australasia feature. Navy weaponry details describe 15 inch guns, torpedo launchers, and armored ship defenses as strategic summaries.
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Sivéeselon
Fehrenbach
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Karvnes
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Koomuck
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Leeland
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Lipton
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Moshirod-Dowleh
Hee
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