Albany News Briefs From Perth to Kojonup and Court
The notice records Harding of the Standard Bakery leaving Perth for medical advice. It announces Violet Veonner and the second son of Mrs. W. Verran in Albany as engagements. Canon Adams will serve St Jobe Church for a month as Rev H. T. HL. Wightwick departs for Kojonup. Petty Sessions orders include maintenance payments to a wife and associated costs totaling £2 116 0 with weekly allowances and payment timelines.
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of Harding
Standard Bakery
Hor
Perth
Violet, Shies
C. Veonner
Katanning
Hoy
W. Verran
Karl-Street
Albany
Swurday
Canon Adams
Tha Pont
H. T. HL. Wightwick
Albany 'E
Kojonup
Burt
F. A. Watt
Herbert
Herbert Proverded Against Her Ho Band Gf. 1. Herbest
J. C. Mews
Stirling-whear
Mystery details on pets and local appointments in Albany area
A fragmented notice describes a fox terrier’s death and mentions a wing of local affairs in Albany. It notes an advertisement calling for applications to a town committee and a demonstration planned for a salary-supported post, alongside candidate details for the Legislative Council race in the Southeast Provinces.
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Ao Colin
Cwi
Albany
Doly
Sie
W Gashern
Legislative Council
Greig
Country Party
Meargavinston
Death of Mrs Gormas Sear
The Albany Mt. Barker district mourns the death of Mrs J German Sear who passed after a long illness on Friday. A highly aged resident, she was famed for hospitality and charitable acts across her many residences. She leaves a large family including sons, daughters, and numerous grandchildren.
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J. Germansear
Albany - I Mt. Barker
Albany
Funeral for Mrs Collins Draws Large Attendees at Mt Barker
The funeral of the deceased Mrs Collins was held yesterday with a large attendance. The service took place at All Saints Church then interment at the Mt Barker cemetery. Rev H J Peniston officiated at both services. pallbearers included W W Mitchell and J Clothier. The BSL branch members carried the wreaths and two veterans served in the war. A Jones arranged the funeral. Floral tributes and sympathy messages were received by the family.
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Mra Collins
All Saints Church
H. J. Peniston
Church of England
Mt. Barker Jermoberry
J, Gorman Rour
W. W. Mitchell
W. 3. Perry
D. Davis
J. Wei
L.G. Ryan
B.S.L
B.S.L. iMears P. Gillam, W. O'Neill, D. Scott and J. Clothier
Nomination Day For South East Province Vacancy
Nomination day closed with two candidates named for the South East Province seat left vacant by the death of MLC Greig. Nomination hour at noon and Mr A E Bor RM announced two nominees Arthur Corby and William (Williaa Thon Giussesn) Pingelly. An election is set for Saturday July 18.
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Tha
Greig
EL ‘Bor
Williaa Thon
Giussesn
Arthur Corby
Pingelly
Bort
Endorsement of Candidates at Wagin Prim ary Producers Meet
The Great Southern Provincial Council of the Primary Producers Association met at Wagin presided by E H Absolom to select a candidate for the vacancy in the province. Five nominations were received with limited district representation. Endorsed nominees included Glashees, Corky, Parker Tam Bellup and Ladomas Katanning with Gettinghy Kukerin noted.
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Great South—ern
Primary Producers’ Association
Wagin
Me E. H. Absolom
Creig
Undac
Iba
Ladomas
Katanning
Gettinghy
Kukerin
Messrs Glashees l
Corky
Lounge Car Reflections on Australia’s Future Prosperity
A Western Australian lounge car monologue explores how industry, agriculture, and skilled labor could reshape the state. It notes shifting wealth from food to wealth, discusses wool and timber, and predicts growth between Albany and Southern Cross with new settlements and transport links. The piece cites optimism about land access, family settlement, and the potential for a rising middle class through enterprise.
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Nolamun
Industria
Hess
Guend Uta
Iit
Merredin
Coolgardie
Alexander
Albany
Newdegate
Cros
Albany Fire Brigade Monthly Meeting Discusses Attendance and Repairs
The Albany Fire Brigade held its monthly meeting at the fire station on Thursday night. The captain reported fair attendance, correspondence from the Fire Brigades Board was noted, and action taken on recalling a member from the roll. Accounts of £3 2s 0d were approved, repairs to the demonstration tower were discussed, Dan Clarke was moved from reserve to active list, and a fundraiser idea for a children’s ball or similar event was proposed.
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Albany
W.A
Bri
Merre BR. Verran
Jones
Ale
Ltter
Smith
Thte
Dan Clarke
Lunda
Controversy Over Albany Roads Board Public Works
A heated letter discusses petitions about road construction north of Albany. The writer claims the central ward submission aimed to block Commonwealth funds for a Brown Water Well project, arguing Warriup road needs and criticizing Mr Hill. The author details local road priorities, landholding interests, and disputes over which route best serves settlers to the east.
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Albany
Motticos
Nanmuarap
Central Ward
Albany Roads Board
Hill
Warrus
Warriup
Choos
Warrive Road
Cape Biehe- Hremer Bay
Cape Riche-Bremer Bay
Brows Water Well
Warrup Road
Albay Roads Board
Nannarup
Kalgan Bridge
Emu Point
Kalgon
Crown Water
Wall Road
Messrs
Moyle
Turner
Kalgan
Thorp Bros
Hilla
Glen Kalgan Lime Co
Eco
Albany High School Plain and Fancy Dress Ball
Albany High School hosted a grand plain and fancy dress ball at the Naval Drill Hall on Friday night to raise funds for school activities. It drew over 1000 attendees in elaborate costumes, with judges noting crowded floors and full dresses, and prizes awarded for best costumes amid a festive, well-organized program.
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Naval Drill Hall
Albany
Bax
Threanh
Orly
Thong
Lambert
Miedunes Skinnon
Duthie An Loorie
Handedl
Mr. Reedy
Misoce G. Singove
N. Bassjoo
M. Dedferis
M. Blackkburne
Me 'Fold
M. Ol
Vaughan End
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Econd Priso
J. Walston
J, Pente
K. Harris
H. Repacholi
T. Fivesch
D. Tel Mort Orkinow
Ervaxworwusele
M. HO
J. Moerrifield
M. Ferry
P. Young
C. Keirath
T. Fiveash
C. Reilly
A. McArthur
Shepherd
Thelma Martin
Mc Duthie
Dickens
Dewar
H. Aball
Seremonira
Goodwood Race Club Meeting Ends with Kinworth Triumph
In ideal weather at Perth Goodwood Race Club stages saw large crowds and competitive races. Kinaworth won the Goodwood Handicap at 8 to 1, with Great Applause and Spring in the placings. Other events included the Hurdle Race won by Maalech and the Goodwood Plate won by Miruga among several divisions and purses.
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Perth
Goodwood Race Club
Kinsworth
Giest Applann
Maalech
Laodocus
Niborac
Butling
Pgst
Goodwood Plate
the Piper
Wagga
Betling
Haven Furlong
Mossville
Kinaworth
Don Jamie
Grand National meeting opens with strong racing results
At Melbourne, the V.ALC Grand National meeting drew a large crowd. Pilden won the Grand National Hurdle from Bender and Redds, after other notable finishes including Rearguard, Master Windlesham and Grimaldi in the Maiden Hurdle, Berripa leading Myross Handicap, and Irkh Rufus leading Kensington Steeple Chase.
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Pilden
Bender
Redds
Master Windlesham
Grimaldi
Berripa
Wordsworth
Citerior
Irkh Rufus
Berriber
Silver Hart
Agwt
Ana Rahda
Apst
Linnihong
Aget
South Australia Narrowly Beats Victoria in Carnival Football
In Adelaide on Saturday afternoon before 34,000, South Australia defeated Victoria by three points in a crowded carnival match. Final scores show Australia 1 pool 1 behinds against Victoria with goalkicker Abe Bohinda noted.
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Adelaide
South Australia
Victoria
Booth Australia
Vietoris IL
Abe Bohinda
Wimbledon finals crown Lacoste in men singles clash
Hone Lacoste defeats Ander son to win the men singles title at Wimbledon. Borotra, Lacoste’s fellow French opponent, finishes runner up in the famed grass court championship.
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London
Wimbledon
Hone Lacoste
Anderson
Boroltra
Shipping Troubles Lull Amid Melbourne Conference
Late news reports a toll to Melbourne linked to shipping disputes as transport unions meet in Sydney tomorrow to decide if trade unionist actions will escalate. Ambiguity remains over whether the movement will gain support from workers as tensions surface.
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Melbourne
Sydney
Zealandia Seamen Give 24 Hour Notice Delaying Sydney Sail
Seamen on the Interstate liner Zealandia have given 24 hours notice, delaying its Saturday departure for Western Australia. Efforts to secure a new crew were underway Friday as the ship remained tied up in port.
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Sydney
Australas
Karoola and Other Steamers in Regional Race Lineup
The interstate over Karoola is to be plied on arrival from Preman while the Commonwealth Gaers Eapirance Bay with Ferndale are also likely to be in the time position.
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Karools
Premanthe
Ferndale
Trouble at Bunbury Hollinside Halted by Crew Dispute
Bunbury halt cited after crew conflict aboard the Hollineide bow. Reported quarrel over pay and charging for New Zealand duties, with demands that Australian rates be paid. Authorities or ship officials not specified.
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Bunbury
New Zealand
Youthful Trio of Bandits Captured in Strathfield
Three youths aged 14 to early teens were arrested by plain clothes officers in Strathfield. Police believe the arrests may resolve hundreds of robberies in Budwoods areas. Officers also recovered a large stash of stolen property valued over £700 in Lakemba.
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Sydney
Strathfield
Strathield
Marrickyi'le
Lakemba
Pact Agreement Reached in London Over France Reply
London July 8 The governing cabinet has reached an agreement on its reply to France smoothing diplomatic steps and outlining the next moves. The report notes the pact aims to ease tensions and present a united front in negotiations.
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London
Mng
Calinet
France
China Detainees Report Funds For Soviet Revolt
A large deposit of money reportedly placed in Far East banks by the Soviet ambassador to China and his consuls and officials to foment revolution. One deposit amounting to 40 £ 150,00) is cited amid concerns of foreign influence.
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London
Ibi
Eest
China
Mt Barker notes on school, soccer and club improvements
A large crowd at the station bids farewell to Mea Fermaner departing teacher as MB Barker school receives timber, grindstone and tools for a new plant. The local soccer team played a 2 2 draw with Charlie Hickling’s side. Memorial Club plans add a billiard table and seeks member input on funding and arrangements for improved facilities.
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Lenal Hava Board
E'Ephone Tam
Charlie Hickling
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