Albany Aims for Progress as Collier Defends Town
The piece argues that critics like Mr. Collier should not hinder Albany’s growth. It praises the Premier’s energy and vision and urges continued development of Albany’s harbors, climate, and expanding homesites. A social evening and Caledonian Society event are noted, with plans for future dances and a public propaganda push in Woopton.
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Polling Place at Frankland River Notified for Commonwealth
The Chief Electoral Officer for the Commonwealth through J. E. Prowse MILA proposes to appoint a polling place at Frankland River. Also, H.M.A.B. Marguerite will visit Albany during January centenary celebrations, training ship for the navy built in 1916, 1250 ton register, presented by Britain. Melbourne return to Fremantle may bring a visit to Albany on the way to the Eastern States, negotiations ongoing. Arrests: Edward Livesey, previously jailed for robberies, remanded eight days. Death: Lenla Tr neat McKenzie, Albany native, died in Perth. funeral today. Oddfellows visit to Denmark and Albany, Rebekah Lodge discussed.
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Percy Lambert
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Girls Guild Concert at Albert Wall on Duke Street
A large audience attended the Girls Guild concert at the Methodist Church on Duke Street. The program featured a variety of vocal items, mandolin duet, recitations, sketches, and songs, with strong performances by Miss Vaughan, Mrs Thorne, Miss Monaghan, and the company. The dresses were bright and the overall event praised for careful training and execution.
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Norths Defeat Cranbrook. premiership race tightens
Last Saturday Norths beat Cranbrook on Cranbrook’s ground leaving both teams level in major premierships. Narrogh will visit August 8 with Albany possible to host next Saturday, risking postponement of the South Cranbrook match. Boronia season opens and locals head to the bush for the harvest bouquet as rain returns and a Forrest Hill dance is planned for tomorrow night.
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Returned Soldiers' League Albany Branch Meetings
The Albany sub-branch of the Returned Soldiers League met at the Soldiers Institute on Tuesday night with no president or vice president present. Mr Plumb was elected president for the ensuing 12 months, while discussions covered finances, receipts, branch start, centenary preparations, and a plan to hold a dance on August 16 to boost activity.
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Albany conference sparks debate over Albany finances
Premier Mr. P. Collier defended government actions after a local bodies conference in Albany. He rejected claims of a conspiracy to keep Albany idle and said grants and expenses were being explained. He noted arrears and sinking fund payments but stressed the government would consider Albany requests on their merits.
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Mount Barker Notes Preview Local Sports and Death News
Last Sunday Mount Barker unit faced Tambellup with a strong run of wins for the association and individual players. Upcoming August 8 match vs Nat Fogin and Cranbrook’s game against Mount Barker at Plantagenet Park are noted with missing players hoped back. Also reported are the death of Mr Nelson Taylor, arrangements for a Boy Scouts start in September, and a recent fundraising board party at the Collins residence with prize winners listed.
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Perth Market Cattle Reach High Prices Despite Small Consignments
At yesterday's market a small shipment from Mr. John McLean of Mount Rokeby sold for up to £30 2s 6d per head. The three and a half year old cattle were bred by the owner and faced brisk competition. Outlook for cattle remains very good with beef bullocks expected to maintain high values.
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John McLean
Mount Rokeby
WA political talk on capitation grant and federal plans
Perth reports discuss Kr O Law remarks on capitation grants with opposition urging WA focus from the Bruce government. R C Law, Perth businessman, returns from the east and cautions West Australians to wait for full Commonwealth intentions on surplus funds and development use for smaller states.
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KR. O. Law
Western Australia
Bruce
R. C. Law
Advics
Weather returns to normal winter patterns
The forecast notes a return to average winter conditions with lingering showers for the coast from Geraldton southward. Expect rain to reach the eastern fringe of the wheat belt by tonight as rivers and railway traffic resume operations, except Fremantle hampered by disrupted communication.
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Wheat Belt
Fremantle
New Zealand Rivers Reach Unusual Heights in Rainfall
Wellington reports phenomenal rainfalls across the Manawatu Wanganui and Taranaki districts with river levels in the latter part of the country reaching 50 feet above normal as flood conditions develop.
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Manawatu
Wanganui
Taranaki
Rivera
Nationalist MP Mann resigns seeks independent stance
After a long interview with the Prime Minister Mr Grove and Mr Ki A Mann for Milk in Perth, Mr Mann announced his resignation from the Nationalist Party. He said his move stemmed from three core questions in policy and state relations, and he planned to take an independent stand in the House with no new party formation.
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Ki A. Mann
Milk
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Asno
Mann
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Walsh and Raeburn Dropped from Seamen’s Union Ballot
In Melbourne on Thursday the Victorian Sea Men's Union held a stormy meeting and decided that Tom Walsh and W Raeburn names should not appear on the ballot papers for the election of officers.
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NSW Premier Rejects Federal Agreement on Main Roads
In a Sydney speech Premier Lang stated he would not sign the Federal agreement regarding main roads. He rejected the Works Minister Fill’s claim that all states would back the pact, asserting New South Wales would not participate.
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New South Wales
Australia Departed After Enthusiastic Farewell
Sydney witnesses Miss 1 Mills nicknamed Misa Australia sail for men aboard the ss Sonoma yesterday. The departure was marked by an enthusiastic farewell from the crowd and presenters.
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Mills
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Sonoma
Denmark Church Notes Presbyterian Service Update
On Sabbath July 25 Borshine led worship with improved attendance despite a light shower. Outside services were at Group 115 Karri End and William Day. Denmark saw modest numerical gains as young members aided the gathering. August 1 evening service to be led by a church member. August 8 plans for services at Groups 116 and 110.
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William Day
Denmark
Interstate Football Match Ends In Rough Victory
The second Vietn tian versus W.A. League clash ends with Australia leading 11 goals 10 behinds to Peter 10 goals and behinds after a bruising contest.
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Australia
Peter
Methodist Special Services Set for August 1 at Denmark
Special Sunday services planned at the Methodist Church in Denmark on August 1 marked as Young People’s Day. Rev. F G Pearse will speak at the morning service on Christ and the Child and in the evening on The Present Governs the Future. He will also lead a 8 15 p m service at East Denmark. A tea collection for the Young People’s Fund is planned with a large prize drawing backed by the committee, aiming to raise funds regardless of ticket sales.
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Return of Major Cairnes Candy to West Australia
Personal colonial era goldfield figure Major Cairnes Candy, after wartime service and travels in Australia, plans to settle near Forest Hill in Mount Barker district West Australia. He will farm a block with Tasmanian Fresian cattle and rejoin local farming life, drawing on his earlier 1000 acre holdings.
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Australians Fall Short in Surrey Return at The Oval
Overcast and warm conditions marked a return match with Australia at The Oval against Surrey. Notable gaps included Walling Hendry Richatedson Gregory and Ellis for the visitors. Bardsley and Collins showed improved form as Australia posted a modest total of four wickets, with Woodfull aiding Jardine before collapse ensued.
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Test match certainty voiced by Sydney Smith
Mr. Sydney Smith manager of the Australian team stated tonight that it is certain the last test will be played out. The remarks confirm expectations for the series finale amid ongoing discussions on scheduling and venue.
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Fourth Test Match Ends In Crowded Draw Amid Rain
The fourth test match finished as a draw after rain interrupted play. Aum tealin and memories of Woodfull and Macartney appear in the report as their scores reach 335 for the last wicket, while the visitors end at 408 for five at stumps.
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Flight to Australia: Cobham Arrives Penang Then Singapore
Cobham landed in Penang on Thursday and is expected to fly to Singapore today. The report notes travel from Point yesterday and a planned leg to Singapore.
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Massive landslide devastates central Korea killing dozens
A heavy rainstorm triggered a huge landslide at Sichusei-hondo in central Korea. Thirty six people died and 170 were injured with 71 reported missing. Over a hundred houses were destroyed. SS Lee.
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Lee
Lynch Law in Mexican City Mayor’s Death Reported
A violent confrontation between government forces and militants in Mesivo City leads to the death of Nochin town’s mayor after an alleged assault on a priest. Local reports cite Atala authorities and indicate mob violence surrounding the incident.
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Albany railways clash over新port links and land yields
A letter from Perth and local comments dispute Albany Ravensthorpe and Hopetoun rail plans. Officials say land quality does not justify costly new lines while advocates urge opening vast tracts to ports. Premier department notes Lands Department findings and defers final decision.
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