Wreck of the Penguin Tragedy After Storm Near Kat Island
The Penguin, a government trawler, broke from her anchors in a south west gale and stranded on the rocks near Middle Mand on Manidey Wistermeen. Crew endured 40 hours without food or sleep, with Captain Talbot and six others remaining aboard overnight before rescue by the steamer Eucla. Survivors later reached Albany. three sailors and an engineer died. Captain Douglas of the Bucda and crew praised for aid and hospitality.
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Mannhem
Loos
Penguin
Middle Mand
Couse Hay
Renowe
Talbot
Dieapoteh
Ballot Wan
Chine
Wier Cote
Fremantle
Weasel
Albany
Eat
Koster
Captain Tallon Deedaleel
Stanley Island
Tal Top
Crac
Owen Island
Gonos Talad Bay
Bonday
Thibot
Bette
Eucla
Cortain Douglas
Ryte
saMdonia
Dalboy
Porth
Lowt Wight
Myotinin Tribot
Douglas
Bucda
Mt Barker Notes on Snow Frosts and Royal Visit
Weather records show snow Tuesday and a severe frost Thursday with readings near 275 degrees of frost. Hail and heavy rain Friday damaged gardens and property while reports note rail and telephone link work, a royal visit to Mt Barker, and local reactions to transport arrangements and the return of soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hivcke
Porumgaraps
Kendenup
B.L
Himel
Broke Mixslayer Tour Ushers Australian Vibe and Royal Observers
The narrative follows a chaotic scene with a touring musician called Mixslayer in the state amid railings of royal reception and public reaction. Alick greets Faldy, and a young man named Joast is noted as thinner than Mr Mitchell while cultural tensions surface over prices and profiteering. Citizens debate politics, with references to de Largie and Hughes and calls for accountability as the public considers constitutional reform and upcoming elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alick
Faldy
Alieck
Mr Mitchell
Hughie de Larche
Biatementa
de Largie
Hughes
The Royal Visit to Western Australia Opens with Praise
The Prince of Wales arrival at Albany begins a tour marked by enthusiastic receptions at Perth and Fremantle. He meets veterans and war maimed, mingles with children, attends services, and reviews troops. CP LC Blake, with 14 years of service, is praised for his reception and decorations.
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Mt. Barker
Miry Chas
Reddin
Epevilly
Prince of Wales
Senddan
King George
Prince George
Princy Clarence
Albany
Milbrook
Horace -Egerton-Warburton
Warburgh
Millbrook
Partias
Prineas
Gilgie Mahing
Roye
Barker
Pringe
Mt. Barhse
Ote
Teipatiog
Angetralia
Perth
Fremantle
Holinn
Wamal
St. George's Cathedral
Ister
South West
Cpo
J. Blake
Imperial and Australian Navy
Hinke
C.plc
Binke
Anderwon
Perth-road
Andersen
Prince of Wale
Herbert Robinson
Geo. Manley
Manley
Royal addresses and lodge works from Albany visit
Describes ornate municipal and Mason lodge addresses presented to Prince of Wales during his 1920 visit to Albany Western Australia. Details include hand colored screens, harbor views, architectural motifs, and gilded emblems. Preambles, tax panels in old English, and inscribed silver plates mark the gifts from local bodies and the Plantagenet Lodge No. 1464.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceo
Haywood
Lubber
Tyro Wwann
Masonia
Elish
Prince of Wales
Brethren of Plantagenet Lodge
B.C
Albany
Australia
Ht. Wiley
Remarkable Britennia wine exhibits near Boulder City
Eight miles south of Boulder City observers note rich specimens of Britennia wine with total weight 140 ounces and nearly all items earning gold. At the Balingay ratepayers meeting the financial statement showed a credit of about 2300 prompting plans to lower tutes. A proposal to raise a loan for the Upper Ospel ward was discussed. Lambing season at Moora has been highly successful aided by early abundant food. With returning soldiers the Huopton Plains area prospers as Golden Hope Co plans to abandon prewar prospecting and begin sinking a shaft on the western side of the lode line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder City
Balingay
Ospel
Thy
Ac Huopton Plains
Golden Hope Co
Mis Shaft
Uf Lode
Queensland Labor Convention votes to make prohibition poll non party issue
Australian political notes report a Townsville convention decision on a non party question for prohibition. Budget and wage talks include an Adelaide Basic Wage submission with a total cost estimated at £51 4s, boots included.
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Queensland
Townsville
Federal Commission
Adelaide
House of Representatives
Prowse
Swan Wid
Aait
Jenve
Manouttes
Hobam Garrun
Ther Jenger
Hirschfeld
Victoria
London
Furniture ‘Trade Society
Oelside Tradow Ful
Britain
Australia
Melbourne
Oribery
Connetion
Sydney
Mr & 8
Falkiner
Foreign notes in Commons debate on trade and alliance
The passage covers the House of Commons voting the second reading of the Over eam Trade Bill to credit British traders, Soviet trade delegate Krasin seeking fresh powers, and Government wool exports to Germany. It mentions Labour and League of Nations debates, Anglo Japanese alliance needs, and possible changes to Irish and Treland governance, with Bonar Law commenting on Home Rule timing.
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House of Commons
Europe
M. Krasin
Britain
Moscow
Arthur Goldfinch
Geimany
British
Trade Union Congress
Portamouth
Canell
Dea
Marquis Okuma
England
India
Japan
Riberia
China
House of Lords
Lord Monteagle
Treland
House @ Commons
Bonar Law
Resolutions’ Committee
League of Nations
United States
United Mission For
Cairo
Shipping Notes Arrivals And Departures At Port
Arrivals July 2 include the Tascan Prince from the Eastern States for coal and the Eucla from Eucla. July 4 sees Sutton Hall from Colombo for fumigation and coal. Departures July 2 include the Worinshop tanker for Adelaide and Renown to Adelaide. War Krishna and other ships left for Adelaide on Friday. Eucla arrived with cargo and mails and will call at Esperance and Hopetoun. Miltiades expected July 15 from London with passengers for Albany. Mannheim at jetty for repairs while Sutton Hall to bunker coal before Port Lincoln voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tascan Princd
Ben Rennes
Btutte
Eucla
Sutton Hall
Colombo
Worinshop
Adelaide
Renown
ELMLS
Tascam Privee
United Kingdom
Sr Ems
HLM
Fresehman's Bay
War Krishna
Esperance Aia Hopetoun
Railway Department
Agonte
Tuscan Prince
W Ho
Millwrsith
Metachem and Co
Port Lincoln
Eucla Movements Schedule for July and August
The document lists Eucla steamship movements with departures from Albany and Esperance to Hopetoun Esperance and back. Key dates include July 7 departure from Albany, July 10 arrival in Albany, July 21 Albany to Espe rane via all ports, and August 4 departure to Hope Town and Esperance with subsequent returns to Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eucla
Albany
Hope Itoun
Esperance
Hopetoun
Denar
Esperane
All Porta
Augua
Let There Be Light Electrical Installations Join
The ad promotes electrical installation services with guaranteed work and fire underwriters association compliance. It invites expert consultation and emphasizes cost and reliable service from a manager and crew.
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Pelea
Fire Underwriters’ Association
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Pewue Ce
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Middleton Head
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York Street
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W. Dobbie and Co
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Lord Street
Freemasons’ Hotel
Stirling Terrace
Associated Fruitgrowers
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