Torbay settlement proposal eyed for repatriation aid
The article argues for a large scale Torbay clearing and draining program under a repatriation scheme. It envisions returnees tackling scrub with coordinated drainage and management, exploring grazing and dairying as long term goals, and stresses government subsidy and local supervision to overcome high costs and complex terrain.
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Tor-bay
Board of Agriculture
Eng
Australia
Wimmera
Yictoria
Riverina
New South Wales
Darling Downs
Queensland
Torbay
Rhaut
Norths Triumph Over Wests In Rough Round Tie
Norths defeated Wests 14 goals 12 behinds 96 points to 7 goals 4 behinds 46 in a hard fought round match. Key players included W Fitzpatrick and T Wheeler for Norths with Cooper and Angove for the Wests, while umpire J G Stirling received praise for enforcing the rules and controlling rough play.
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Jorge
J. G. Stirling
Johnson
van Bee
Westa
Shonfield
Lamt
Mottar
Wheeler
Fitzpatrick
Ireen
Manton
Kit
Jacks
Batey
Hage
West
B. Angora
T. Ancove
Bruce
Cooper
Bailey
Lancaster
Ralph
Mouricemore
Dicken- 60
Mitehall
Sangster
Dewar
Harison
Hartenup
Borkles
Norths
Wests
Asiitur
T. Angere
North
Weet
Wasta
Lut
W. Fitzpatrick
Westy
T. Angove
Toby Wheeler
Evendiy
Percy Cooper
Lannaster
Northy
Potter
Shenfield
Pan
Jing
Tera
Weats
Gall
Halpa
Worle
Smith
W. Fitepatryk
Northa
North W. Fitzpatrick
T. Wheeler
Lunt
Perce Cooper
Brace
T.angove
B. Angove
Firepatrick
Lent
Wests Triumph Narrowly Over North In Close Afternoon Clash
The Wests beat the North by one point in a tightly fought match. Notable players for West were Nott Willis Brown Pritchard and Angove, while Dorries Harris Finlay Hutchins and Davey stood out for North in the time of a tough senior fixture.
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Wests
Dorries
Hutchins
Newhill
Nicholls
Shenfield Finlay
Davey
Erskine
FE. Green
BR. Green
West
North
Nott
Willis
Brown
Pritchard
Angove
Derries
Harris
Finlay
North Club Special Meeting Called for Tomorrow Night
A special meeting of the senior members of the North Club is scheduled for tomorrow night at 7 15. All members are urged to attend.
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North Club
British Association Trial Match On Perth Ground Promising Play
A successful trial match was played on the Perth ground on Saturday afternoon. General form shown gives promise of some really fine play this season. A meeting of players will be held at the Fire Station at 8 15 tonight.
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Perthrend
Fruitgrowers report mixed fruit and poultry market prices
The Associated Fruitgrowers note July 25 details showing inferior fry stock and apples, strong citrus demand, very short vegetables and high values, and scarce poultry with gobbler prices up to 29 shillings. Apples and oranges give a range of prices across varieties. turkeys and hens show notable highs and lows.
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Associated Fruitgrowers, Ltd
Ste
Peace celebrations and civic talk echo in a busy column
A long convivial note recalls peace celebrations with cake and candy for children, remarks on moving forward after peace, and a mix of local humor. It mentions politicians like Ian Storey and NSW Labor views, reactions to waste, taxation, wheat trading, and public life in Sydney.
Valedictory for Albany Chamber Leader Mr Cowen
Members of the Albany Chamber of Commerce hosted a farewell for Mr. Cowen Arthur Johnson and Co on his European mission to Europe as ambassador to Albany. The toast praised his town service and business acumen and wished him success and insight to benefit Albany upon his return. Oscar Norman was announced as a new partner in Cowens firm.
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Lanai
Chambeor of Commerce
Weykin
Cowen
Arthur Johnataysis Co
Old Country
T. HW. Harnett
Perth
M. L. Anderson
Anderson
Cowen Hie Tong
Chisder of Commerce
Europe
Albany
J. T. Mille
Drew, Robinson and Co
Price
Forte, Faulkner
Leaskalso
Messrs. Drew, Robinson and Co
Arthur Johnson and Co
West Australia
Ana
Oscar Norman
Opinion on Uplifting Public Work and Mr Mather
The writer urges a general move toward betterment and contentment through public works. They express hope that Mr Mather or another author will present a sincere solution to uplift the community and improve daily life, without personal gain being the motive.
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Bill Smith
Bill
Moses
Bill Ia
Adelaide
Walsh
Fremantle
Iass
Pinter
Mr. Mather
S. M.D
Albany Dog and Poultry Society Hosts First Annual Show
The Albany Dog and Poultry Society stages its first annual show for dogs poultry pigeons canaries and cats at Empire Theatre tomorrow and Wednesday. About 430 entries from Albany Katanning Denmark and Perth highlight a effort to boost local poultry and breed knowledge. Official opening by Minister J Seaddan at 3:90 pm tomorrow precedes public viewing through Tuesday night and Wednesday. Admission 1 shilling. owners may reclaim exhibits by 2 pm next day with permission. Perth champions including Prince Olof Kitchener Wardmut and a pair of miniature Pomeranians are among the exhibits arriving from Perth by train.
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Albany Dog and Poultry Society
Empire Theatre
Albany
Katanning
Denmark
Perth
Nome
Prince Olof
Kitchener
Wardmut
Mount Barker Notes Show Tennis Club Reform Effort
A Thursday meeting in the Hall upper room decided to reform the Mount Barker tennis club with P BH Young named secretary. A deputation will seek roads board support Saturday for tennis court improvements, reporting to next Wednesday’s club meeting. Rumors persist of a local golf club, possibly drawing Albany players. The main raid has improved motoring comfort. A Park Hotel social honored Berg and welcomed home Geo Smith with gifts for Sergt Leforte who left for Paris soon. Capt L L Carter of McFarlane and Co sits in town. Rev W B Freeman visited and A B Adam returned from the city after a week away.
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P, BH. Young
Roads Board
Park Hotel
Berg
Billy
Leforte
England
Pta
Geo
Smith
Sergt. Leforte
Paris
Fremantle
L. L. Carter
M.C
McFarlane and Co
Perth
W. B. Freeman
Dumbleyang
Mount Barker
Shipping Notes Arrivals and Departures July 27
The transport Ulimaros from England arrived with New Zealand troops and water stores then departed for New Zealand after taking on 400 tons of water. The steamer Canberra sailed with 860 officers and 300 civilians aboard. The Melbourne steamer loaded 250 tons of wheat and coal and the Roda prepared to bunker coal from Melbourne. Dalgety and Co and Henry Wills and Co. served as agents for these movements.
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Ulimaros
New Zealand
Dominion
England
Dalgety and Co
Melbourne
Henry Wills and Co
Roda
Henry Wills and Co., Agreat
Canberra
Pattinsons Winter Sale Highlights For July 12
The advertisement lists discounted prices on hosiery, heavy black cashmere finish hose, pillow slips, women's cashmere combinations, children's pajamas, ladies silk blouses, all silk crepe de chine, cotton and wool flannel, all wool flannel, gabardine coats, corsets, ladies heavy vests, all wool tweed suits, tweed trousers, English-trade cotton underpants, and related items with sale prices and normal costs. Many items target women and children with decorative fabrics, fit, and finish.
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Jason
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Storey
N.S.W. Labor Party
Sydney
Labor Movement
Georgeson
Hing
Mr. Cowen
Dog and Poultry Society
Helnan
Ulimaroa
Pattinson
Winter Sale
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York Street
Liverpool
Freemasons’ Hotel
Stirling Terrace
Speares
Speare
Castlereigh Street
E. Tassell
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York Hotel
Bob Lechmere
Lambert
Perth Road
Wood Yard
Town Hall
Powell Bros
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