Australian Wool Goods Direct From Factory
Advertises Australian made goods crafted from the best wool and sold factory to consumer to cut out middle profits.
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Newspaper
Albany Despatch
Location
Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 11, 1921
Page
2
Advertises Australian made goods crafted from the best wool and sold factory to consumer to cut out middle profits.
Auction or tender invitation issued by Albany Butter Factory seeking bids for porcine products with tenderers required to state price offered and provide full particulars for consideration at the factory in Maraur.
Tender submissions closed at noon July 1 with two envelopes marked Tender and deposit details. The notice requests complete quantities and specifies the Cranbrook School additions project along with location details and administrative handling by the Minister for Works.
A public meeting in Albany's Lower Town Hall on Wednesday the 18th at 8 oclock will discuss forming a committee for a teat Som on. The notice cites a reward for information about a missing book bag and lists firehouse and property ads. A gathering at the Town Hall will honor John Norman on retirement after 44 years service.
The Albany Day and Poultry Society reports the Railways Minister has arranged for the rain to Albany on July 29 Show Day to allow arrival of all birds by 9 am for penning and judging before the crowd. On August 9 the Black and White Serenaders, a 12 member local band, will perform in the Town Hall with acts including the Indian Ray and Japanese scenes in a well mounted set.
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The Ladies Committee for the Avenue of Honor has set Sunday July 24 as the planting day with religious observance. The local KASL president will organize arrangements and supervise the server, with support from returned men and the Mimiy Pore Brience Bund. Gardeners will prepare planting holes and fertiliser is funded up to £4. A special ophthalmology outreach by Mr Viet oritten and Mr Flat will offer eye health advice at the Lomlou Hotel that weekend.
The Minister for Mines and Albany MP will skip Albany west Thursday but address a Smaller States Movement meeting at night in the Tows Trail. Agriculture Director Sutton visits Albany Thursday to inspect Albany Lands Development Committee work in the bottlebrush country. Lord Devenvsed dies aged 72. Scottish company director known for Royal Commissions and Cabinet posts 1896 to 1903. In 1913 he backed Scottish union discussions and he lost his son in the recess war. Bigs purchase of Manufacturers’ Pamples opens today at Puttinans including Fowels, Curiaine, Pilfow-slips, Ciderwear.
Lecturers Mr. Lowe Government port late expert and Mr. Maint Government Analyst addressed settlers at Kendepup on ground preparation seed selection and drainage. Councils formed Kendeng branch of the Great Southern League with officers elected. A Kendepup Rifle Club site was prepared and a July visit to Cranbrook planned for a regional match.
A late afternoon doubleheader featured ACL and Eu Aventis versus Pich School 1 and Heh Selo with both games close. The senior match ended tied 0 0 after strong defense and fast play, while High School 1 beat their rivals 5 1 with McCrae Mercver and Forsyth scoring.
Mt Barker patrons will see David Butler in Selling All the Way on the Mt Barker stage next Saturday evening. The critic praises his star rise and notes humorous antics from a woodsy juggling sequence to yacht fashion satire. A light comedy Smiling in the Way is highlighted as a crowd‑pleaser with a long run of smiles. The program includes Dry Terminions and Regulas Pals with topical badges and a August feature Salome.
Mr. Coote and party explored Stirling Ranges reaching the top on June 24 guided by Mr Meehan. They stayed at Mr O’Meehan’s residence and returned to Kendenap on June 26. Coote praises the scenery and predicts the area will become a major tourist draw once chalets are built.
A fire broke out among cargo on the steamer Gorgon about 110 miles from Broome Monday evening. The blaze burned kapok bales most. it was not extinguished until around 2 am when the ship lay at Victoria Quay in Fremantle harbor. A cargo survey will assess the damage later this week.
Report of a long running dispute between the Government and the Conservator of Forests Mr Lane- Poole over extending timber concessions and leases. The Conservator seeks inquiries to determine a new position amid ongoing conflict.
Patrons are invited to Empire Theatre for Priscilla Dean in The Virgin of Stamboul, a 600 000 dollar Jewel de Luxe Universal film, plus the debut of The Night Man serial with F J Corbett. The program includes Theda Bara Salome and Fox features with supporting comedy and newsreels, ending with charity proceeds from June 27.
Irish affairs report from London dated July 10 notes Mr. De Valera writes to Mr. Lloyd George offering to meet and discuss the broad aims. It states future conferences may reasonably achieve the desired objects, signaling ongoing negotiation.
Reports indicate a truce is to start Monday with Dublin already seeing a tense atmosphere. Military patrols move through the city as exiles and police mingle while discussing potential further settlements and peace prospects.
Sir Rose Sith Th advises Mr. Hughes on a London to Perth air route via the Cape. He opines the journey could be completed in ten days, outlining the proposal and potential routings for rapid imperial air service.
In Berlin on July 1 workers at the waterworks and tramways threaten strikes after failing to obtain higher wages and better conditions. Telephonists and telegraph operators show notable unrest alongside the broader labor tensions.
Australian XI defeated Lett ershire by an innings and 8 runs after resuming on Thursday. Murdsle top scored with 71, Ryder 66, Hendry 52, Whigler 30 in the innings total of 284. Lancashire, chasing 192 to avoid innings defeat, reached 254 before the last wicket fell, Hallows 35 Barnes 58 Sharp 65 the principal scorers.
The Australian XI traveled to Glasgow on Friday and opened against the local side on Saturday. Australia batted first and were 7 for 483 at adjournment with Hyder not out on 12. Detailed scores list Collins Ferguson, Andrews, Taylor, Mayne, Armstrong, Ryder, Hendry, Oldfield, and Bandries among others.
A Thursday meeting at the Mr Barker Hotel, chaired by Mr Drege, discussed whether a portage committee should take over the ground from the Roads Board with financial help for upkeep. A motion to write to the Roads Board asking for cooperation and a sports committee was carried, and the Roads Board replied detailing already secured ground and potential support.
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