Port to Port Rate Changes and Club Lease Application
The article details future Fremantle to Albany freight rates applying midweek monthly, with similar rules for Albany to Fremantle and Perth. It notes consignments needing endorsements and coal shipment caveats. It also covers the Katmai Bowling and Prequel Club seeking a 10 year land lease and a £75 bank credit. Additionally, New South Wales bank clerks form a trade union, and Lloyd George discusses self-determination and Ireland in a broader political context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremantle
North Fremantle
Perth
Albany
Katmai Bowling and Prequel Club
Bank Clerks of
New South Wales
Bank Officers’ Associaion
Aut fateh versus East and West clubs in clash of halves
Football match Saturday afternoon features Aut fateh facing East and West club reps in the second round. Both sides train hard as followers expect a tight contest with players like Roberts and Bailey among the listed lineup. Supporters anticipate a spirited display and a close result in this chancelled season segment.
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Easter
Holme
Wilkinson
Verran
Rolph
Daven
Kedeely
Wikiman
Bailey
Mroun
Weltceh
Edwarda
Devkin
Ewergenries
Rowlings
Bite
First Rates Set for Elite Ground Preliminaries
The first rates comprising the elite will gather on Hulur ay afternoon to settle their round two fixture. Teams listed include East Milne Burridge Hil hood Hillard Waters Williams Sullivan Kannders James Davies Modgen Turnbull L McBride Merrifield Willis P Mo Bride Ackland L Milne Weat Not s Angove Cooper Priteford Ralph Harrison Moran Willis Lancaster Brown Jonwinge Lotson Bruce Fellows Kelso Emery Neies O Connor Hed Jain Fletcher The club's position in the association standings through Just Saturday's match twice follows.
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East
Milne
Burridge
Hil Hood
Hillard
Waters
Williams
Sullivan
Kannders
James
Davies
jModgen
Turnbull
L. McBride
Merrifield
Willis
Emergencies
P. Mo ‘Bride
Ackland
L. Milne
Weat—Nots
Angove
Cooper
Priteford
Ralph
Harrison
Moran
Lancaster
Brown
Jonwinge
Lotson
Bruce
Fellows
Kelso
Emery Neies
O'Connor
Hedjain
Fletcher
Football notes from Saturday clash highlight standout players
Ginger Shhenfeld starred on the Biel line in top form while Toby Wheeler notched two Nixers and Spot Angove delivered solid reo d work. Napper Angove underperformed as did the Greens and Kit. Harrison excelled in goal for the Wests. Lunty and Red Tagg were pivotal in ruck and defense respectively. Joe Fitzpatrick and Jacky struggled, Lancaster shone for the Weats as Twetter Tamsell praised the Norths victory.
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Ginger” Shhenfeld
Biel
Don Dewar
Toby” Wheeler
Angove
Songster
Mouchemore
Harrison
Wests
Dicky
Mitchell
Ralph
Manton Shane
Norths
Red
Tagg
Lunty
Joe Fitspatrick
Harry Bailey
Jacky
Strock
Lancaster
Weats
Tamsell
Albany Football Association Delegates Elect Umpire and Resignations
At a delegates meeting of the Albany Football Association central umpire was appointed after W. Johinson resigned. It was resolved that playing one bar of tuba would not be allowed for delegates or praxis in future. Moses moved, supported by A. Bruce and E. Tassell, to send a letter of thanks to Mrs Edwards and Miss Edwards of the Katanning Hostel for hospitality shown to the Albany footballers during their recent visit.
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Albany Football Association
BH. G. Stirling
Vics
W. Johinson
Moses
A. Bruce
E. Jtassell
Deccmpion
Mine Edwards
Katanning
Albany
Raspoyera
Australia
Germany
Mr. Watt
Mr. Hughes
Melbourn
The
ALE
Tte
Fe‘den
Senate
E, Needham
Mesers
J. J. Purtell
F. Smith
W. Mather
A. Wansborough
T. Gorman
W. L. Graham
Misses Hooten
M. Greenough
House of Representatives
Perth
J. Curtin
Swan
E. W. Cor‘oy
Mele
W.A. Fire Brigade Association
Voluntteer
Richardson
Subiaco Brigade
Aed
Albany Town Council
Girls’ Guild
Albert Hall
Miks Eva Norman
Whittier
Mian Norman
Norman
Miss Rew
Viecthe
Ti Wow
Theaoormas
King
Kalgun
Torbay
Denmark
Norrkop
Local Football Notes Highlight Stirling Potters Bailey in Albany clash
Congratulations to Umpire Stirling for a fine Katun day exhibition. Norths defeated the Wests with Cog Potter pivotal in the win. Bill Bailey stood out on the backline, Potty’s crunching work and Bil Fitzpatrick’s three goals marked a strong performance as Tom Fitzpatrick impressed on debut. Perce Cooper again in excellent form on Saturday.
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Stirling
Katunday
Albany
Trent
Wests
Norths
Bill” Bailey
Potty
Bil” Fitzpatrick
Tom
Justi
Cooper
Biturdey
British Football Association selects Saturday teams
A meeting of the British Football Association decided to leave the choice of teams for the season to Saturday after noon. A selection committee of Symons Davidson and Walker was appointed. The list of players slated to play on Saturday includes Mills Lamb McRae J Penter Chopping Rickerby Dow Sell Symons Pridgout Rawneley Colgate 8 Penter Lyth Garside Marques Whites Bond C Robina Hell May Williams Weight Johnson Davidson Walker Little G Stewart Price A Walker. Referee Mr. Davis. Players must be on the ground by 2 45 to start at 8 sharp.
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Messrs
Symons
Davidson
Walker
Mills
Lamb
McRae
J. Penter
Chopping
Rickerby
Dowsell
Pridgout
Rawneley
Colgate
Penter
Lyth
Garside
Marques
Whites
Bond
C. Robina
Hell
May
Williams
Wei Ht
John
Lecture on poultry industry by Government expert in Albany
The Government poultry expert Mr G Allman visiting Albany for the local Dog and Poultry Society will lecture tonight in Br John’s schoolroom at 8 o’clock. All residents are invited to attend this third progress report in a series.
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G. Allman
Albany
Dog and Poultry Society
Br. John's
Albany Fire Brigade
J. Clarke
Dunn
Pitendunre
Iaversthorpe
Katanning
Australian Staff Appointments and Troop Return Notices
Commander B R Bowen arrives in Victoria to join Commodore Tickell's staff. Trooper R M Gribble of Albany is returning on the Oxfordshire, due Premantle Sunday or Monday. Gribble joined the 10th Light Horse in 1915 and helped enter Jerusalem early. The Federal Cabinet may extend an invitation to General Sir William Birdwood to visit Australia, potentially with Senator Pearce on the return voyage from London in October.
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BR. G. Bowen
BAM
Victoria
West Australia
Tickell
R. M
Bob) Gribble
J. Gribble
Albany
Oxfordshire
10Th
Light Horse
Jerusalem
Sir William Birdwood
Viniy
Australia
Benator Pearce
Commonwealth
Defence
I J
London
Repatriation Committee Holds Executive Meeting
The Repatriation Committee met at the Solicier Institute with E Jt McKensie presiding. Minutes confirmed, grants discussed for soldiers widows and sustenance, and proposals for land settlement, drainage, and pre settlement works debated. Mr. A C Vaughan appointed to government rep role, sub committees proposed, and outreach to Mr J Sanddan planned.
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Focal Repatriation Committee
Solicier’ Institute
E. Jt. McKensie
A. H. Dickson
Mesers
W. J. Day
T. S. Barnett
G. BH. Tipping A. C. Vaughan
Barnett
Vaughan
Col. Heritage
A. C. Vaughen
Vaughen
Hurkeridge
Department
Aind
A. Falkner
Mount Barker
Tipping
Telative
Tipple
L. Barnett
Treassurer
Jana
Albany
McKenzie
Mitchell
Perth
Harnett
J. Sanddan
Seaddan
Trewhalla
Bros
Bony End
Helme
Wettler
Fire Brigades Demonstration Receipts and Thanks
A committee meeting on the recent fire brigade demonstration was chaired by Mayor W J Day in Connell Chambers. Treasurer H B Miles presented audited receipts of £238 16s 1d and expenditures of £233 6s 1d, with additional donations toward painting the competition stand and a special vote of thanks to Miles, Anderson, and others for their service.
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Connell Chambers
W. J. Day
Moses
T. H. Harnett
J. G. Boyle
H. E. Miles
B. Scott
4. Anderson
P. B. Meeks
C. H.milne
Treneurer
H .B, Miles
Booth
Bel
J. Anderson
Albany Fire Brigade
Albany Etuson
Gargral
Anderson
Miles
Barnett
Albany Servan Aee
Indies
Boyle
Mesers
Influenza Deaths Rise Across Australian Ports
Perth reports a record number of cases with 66 notified and five deaths. Fremantle records 10 French cases and one death. Other states report Adelaide no deaths, Melbourne 26 deaths, Sydney four deaths.
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Perth
Fremantle
Adelaide
Melybourne
Deitha
Bydney
Arbitration Court Grants 1 Minimum Wage to Dhpiteers
Perth report states the Arbitration Court awarded workers woven chitlings a daily minimum wage of one unit. The decision sets a base pay level for the trades identified as dhpiteers, reflecting a shift in wage standards in the industry.
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Perth
Arbitration
Cooperative Wood Supply to Mines Proposed
In Kalgoorlie on Thursday a plan was floated to form a cooperative company to supply wood to the mines. The move aims to secure steady timber provision and support operations at mining sites.
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Kalgoorlie
Fire at Broken Hill Mines Devastates South Mine
A major fire at the South Broken Hill mine began around one am Wednesday, destroying the crude ore nill and causing a 90 foot pillar to collapse. The surface wreckage halted operations, with about 1000 workers laid off and damage estimated at £500,000. The blaze, the fourth outbreak in three weeks, spurs suspicion of arson.
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Broken Hile
Broken Hill
Hong
Seamen's Strike Weighs on Melbourne Trade Council
Melbourne reports a strained session as the Trades Hall Council Disputes Committee meets amid a seamen’s strike. The Seamen’s Union declines to accept a statement obtained from Senator Millen, signaling a possible rift in industrial relations as proposals for release of Welsh surface.
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Melbourne
Trades Hicll Council
Seamen's Union
Flenata
Millen
Commonwealth Shipping Purchase of Ships Criticised
Melbourne report of the House of Representatives debate where Mr Boyd condemned government ministers abroad for ordering ship purchases without parliamentary authority. Mr Groom argued the war effort justified the initial acquisitions and subsequent favorable terms for orders.
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Melbourne
House of Repreventatives
Boyd
Groom
Peace Loan to Float 25 Million Pounds at Five Percent
The Federal Government announces a Peace Loan of 25,000,000 pounds at five percent. Funds will be used for war costs and repatriation.
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Melbourne
Correspondence on a Sydney business link and Army plans
A Sydney resident recounts his son’s ties to Arthur Johnston and Co noting shareholding in the firm and his return after four years of service. The letter discusses English wives accompanying soldiers and advises on possible allowances if occupation forces stay in Germany for years.
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J. Cowen
Von
Army of Occupation
Boulogne
Germany
Gir Ronowas
American steam era to be placed on global lines
The American Shipping Board announces an American steam era will begin on 62 regular cargo and passenger routes worldwide. The New York Melbourne line will operate with three steamers of 6000 deadweight each at speeds between 11 and 12 knots, with monthly sailings scheduled.
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New York
Washington
New York Times
American Shipping Board
Melbourne
Chicago Riots Trigger Wide Casualty Toll
Reports from New York state that racial rioting has spread to Chicago affecting finance and commerce districts. About 60 injured and 26 dead reported, with 16 of the fatalities white. Casualties include numerous wounded and property damage across the area.
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New York
Chicago
Ile
Japanese Navy Expansion Backed by Viscount Keto
Tokyo representative for the New York Times reports Viscount Keto questioned if the League of Nations would curb armaments and argued that expanding the Japanese navy is necessary to protect Japanese interests.
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Tokio
British Women Explore Australia Worker Model
A British delegation of women traveled to Australia to study the possibilities of a model for women war workers. The visit aims to assess opportunities and arrangements for female labor during the wartime effort.
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London
For
Australia
The Red Hand Threat At Kalgoorlie Meeting
At Kalgoorlie on Monday night a public meeting on Hannon Street drew strong objections to sentiments aired at a Saturday gathering. The RBA plans a demonstration next Saturday to uphold law and order while a letter written in red ink warns against the demonstrations and promises drastic action. The matter is being investigated by authorities.
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Kalgoortie
Haxoan Street
W. L. Jones
Mela
Wcs
Hannon-street
Law and Order
FL. Axford
Axford
V.C
H.S.A
Hed Band
Wuthor' Tos
Tree Planting for Shelter and Future Wealth in Albany
The article urges systematic tree planting in Australia to conserve soil moisture and protect crops from wind and cold spells. It cites benefits for livestock, notes woodlots as an economic future asset, and references MLA RT. Ppobtnsn advocating such measures for Albany to boost both agriculture and municipal welfare.
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Australia
Albany
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