East and North Duel In Albany Football Association
East and North meet in the major premiership second round as East seeks to extend an unbeaten run while North aims to clinch the miner. The minor match has North already victorious and East undefeated, both teams to play at Dealeek with a 1 pm kickoff and a four quarter format.
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Parade Street
Albany Football Association
Wlthe
North
Tre
Eusty
Baturday
North v Denmark friendly match on May ninth
North Fen bal Club traveled to Denmark on 9 May for a friendly. Norths led by veteran stars won with 19 goals and 19 behinds to Denmark 9 behinds, with notable players highlighted and a postmatch tea hosted for visitors.
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North Fenbal
Denmark
Norths
Winnurt
North 19
Oli Herdy
Harwolkers
Bonne Camabel
Nipner Tomentt
Phil Mason
Philo
Fem
Fowern
Hee Heine
Smith
F. Tacha
Katanning Defeats North Albany In Junior Football Clash
Katanning dominated the match on a Saturday afternoon at the football ground, scoring 14 behinds to North Albany’s 1 goal 3 behinds. Keith Quartermaine starred for Katanning with solid marks while Green netted the lone major for North Albany. return travel home was delayed by a car breakdown and wheel damage en route to Albany.
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Johnsen
Ehorabane
Katantine
Athany
Katanning
Whem
Satrday Norning
Katanningites
Kalannine
Qwode
North Albany
Winnie Keith Quartermaine
Porks
Armatione
Grifith
Golly
Green
Weevey
Powe Laws
P. Forlong
Brown
Albany
Ho Faolore
Kataning
Kolonw
Eojowur
Monlar Marine
New State the Torkhampton New States
Movement advocates subdividing Queensland into three new States to improve governance and decentralisation. They seek constitutional amendments to allow elector and Commonwealth Parliament to decide state subdivision, arguing for closer local control, economic gains, and stronger markets with more, smaller states.
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Torkhampton New States
Hove
Stais
Queens
Supreme Court Acta
Xeen
Cmaler
Queersland
Borth
Commonwealth
Australia
New South Wales
Western Australia
Elolms J
Mento
Thut
Bydoy
Adelade
Bridbane
Mp Fm Transport
U.Q. League
League of
Orntal
Queensland
Danish Denmark visit to Albany match sparks local roots
A British association confirms a Saturday game at Denmark with Albany’s eleven to host. Albany lists Yroge, Mitchell, Mossley, Paws Riey, McGregor, Grow, Walker, Courtney, Barrett, LL FH Imes among lineup with Brayhow and Makin likely to meet a referee.
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Mao Ki Boomer
Denmark
Gatarday
Foume
Heal
Assonation
Thes
Ty Sya
Malta
Albany
Yroge
Mitchell
Mossley
Paws Riey
McGregor
Grow
Walker
Courtney
Barrett
Imes
Wolves
Brayhow
Mer
Roves
Eon
Road loan bid for Melville Street works defeated in council
At a council meeting on Monday Dr Maslin failed to push a motion to borrow £12,000 for road reconstruction and supervision. He proposed amending to £5,000 with £4,000. debate ranged over costs, machinery needs, and the council’s ability to maintain and fund a larger program.
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Counel
Dr. Maslin
de Maslin
Tole
Wiven
Tngham
Ivar Mivet
Cr. Maslin
Hig
Teham
Togham
Maslin
Marla
Sheil
Vincent
Perth
Middfon
Mt. Melville
Melville Street
Tie
John
Cs Ingham
Ce. Maalin
Lis ‘Onnion
Mr. Wiley
Wister-road
Shipping News From The State Steamer Routes And Schedules
The report lists various vessels including the Noe The State, Foils, Angelo-Columban, Tawana, Burbide, and White Star liner Suevir with departures and expected arrivals. It notes departures from Fremantle and Albany and voyages to Premade Rastie and western ports, with crews and cargo movements among Dalgety agents and Adelaide connections.
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Hopgivue
Esperance
Toei
CORO
Pras
Mide
Premade
Rastie Department
Openta
Mesare
Fremantle
Wan
Angelo—Columban
Athany
Fromanh
Rustern
Dalsety
Mbordern
Mape
Albany
Dalgety
White Star
Suevir
Liverpool
Cope
CAT, Twaseners
Mate
Mutroty and
Controversy Over License Fees At Council Meeting
A town council debate centers on license collection by the poundkeeper J Smith. Proposals consider 25 percent commission and a salary rise, while opponents urge lower rates and oppose increases. Dr Maslin supports 25 percent while Dr Beaulon backs a 15 percent fee with no salary rise. amendment fails.
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J. Smith
Bam
Elanes
Avanee
Omar
Office Star
Ingham
Smith
Council
Offic
Maslin
Counc
Togham
Johna
Beaulon
Chiair
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Tambelun
Roy
Stan
Macadon
Heeleie Ia
New State
Leva
Mt Waa
A. E. Heathcote
York Street
Mount Barker
J. Davies
TaiLen
Frederick
Albany Woollen Wills Serges
Chester
Duke Street
Cheretng
Voory Din
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York
Gibboks & Son, Albany Watchmakers & Jewellers
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H. A. Herron
Barney
Leta We
Faper
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House
Honore Uncette
Stiling Street
Aino
Woodard
BR. Harvey
Viail
Willard
Allany
Sivns Immediate
Billis Lamps Stanked
W. Johns
Flinders Lane
Melbourne
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Towa
Frederick Street
Aleant
Kmali
Kliddleton Beach
Telfhowe
Southern Union
General Insurance Company OF Australia. Limited
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A.M.P
Georges Terrace
G. L. Bowman
Mesurs Drew, Robinson and CO
Fiba, Marine, & Accident
Wsurance
C Jrawlings
Narrogin
Alo
Albany and District
Connery
Makin Tone
Rony
Robert Bell
Stirling Terrace
Futura
Premier Stores Ltd
Barnett
Montgomery
General Dra Rs
Gent
Aberdeen and
Earl Streets
Earl Street
Gramaphone Department
Columbia
Regal
Imperial
Zonophone
Storm King
Carter
Drew, Robinson & CO
Todd
W. Rust
Todd's Arcade
Rust
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