Albany Despatch Public Holiday Observed Amid Local Events
Albany observes a public holiday with shops and offices closed to mark royal and Western Australia foundations. Plans include a Denmark hotel project tender, continuation classes, millinery for under 18s, ambulance practice and a doctors lecture on blood circulation. Old time dance at Town Hall draws crowds. Racing Club faces leadership changes at a Premier Hotel meeting.
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Albany
George VI
Foundation
Western Australia
Albany Ambulance Brigade
Harrow
Mong
Gre Brigade
Mra Manea
Vincent Lewin
Pancing
Racing Club
A. E. Buri
Race Club
T. H. Barnett
Premier Hotel
T. J. Barnett
Bortwan
Albany notices and shipping delays fragment
The text notes honorary membership discussions for retiring president and a new secretary appointment for St John’s Church. It covers the arrival of Rev E Arundel, the induction date of the new minister, rough seas delaying the State steamer Eucla, and upcoming local meetings including Returned Sailors League, Diggers’ Ball, and Albany Fire Brigade Band. It also advertises York Street Furniture Mart offerings and a cash buyer service for household goods.
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R. Greenwool
Ife
Eloly
Fock Harley
St. John's Church
Hey. G. Napier
St. John's
Wightwick
Biggin
Napie
Albany
Napiephaere
Napier
Fremantle
Dr. Wilson
E. Arundel
Nahlera
Tueaday
Tuinmter
Johos
Zany
Tered Tievil
Eucla
Buvla Havl
Ronning
Joby
Mromwantle
Bunbury
Hunbury
Busselton
Euela
Bere Aeenenyight
Imperial League
Soldiers’ Institute
Albany Volunteer Fire Brigade
York Street Furniture Mart
W. KE. Bavilaqua
W.E.B. Niko
Pete House
York Street
Novinit
Denmark Holds Burial Gathering for Livingstone
Monday evening gathering in Presbyterian Hall Denmark honored Mr. Livingstone after a year of work among the people. Representatives from churches and a large audience attended despite weather. Messages of welcome to the incoming missionary Rev. Alex Crow and thanks to Livingstone were exchanged amid music, refreshments, and warm regards from local ministers and congregants.
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Dhart
Presbyterian Hall
Denmark
di Me
Livingstone
AE Hey
Bushell
Church of
Bigland
Mr. Shields
Hefer
Pearce
Mr. Livingstone
Messrs
Myers, Ricketts
Holmes
Fekett
Alex, Craw
Alex W
M. Shields
Alex Crow
A. Crow
Shields
Mesare
Myers
Ricketts
W. Shields
Glasgow
Catherine
Henner
New Road Board opens its own offices at Stirling Terrace
An opening ceremony on Saturday celebrated the Allan Fowls Board obtaining new offices on Stirling Terrace. Ex-chairman W Mawson spoke as the building was declared open, detailing funds raised of £200 from Government and £600 borrowed, plus land and a tender enabling construction. The brick building houses a front office and a large board room, with visitors later served tea at Strand Cafe.
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Stirling
W. Mawson
Minuny
Mir
Hetal
Goeredore
Beetrie
Wuni
Mau von
Jeanne
Isiah Norman
Bat Surling Terrace
Parade Street
Vistors
Strand Cafe
Parliament talk at Strand Cafe sparks broad political notes
An Albany gathering at the Strand Cafe features Mr. Mawson praising parliament’s influence on the community and discussing the Main Roads Act and road development. Ministers and local MPs weigh the state of parties, governance, and reform while stressing public service over politics at social events.
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Strand
Albany Hoody Board
Mr. Mawson
Tower of Par
The
Commonwealth
S. al. Bruce
Labor Party
Hoe
Tie
Efe
Denmark
Nornalup
Minster
Roads Board
Flo
Burvill
Mogse
Roads Hoard Association
Victoria
Wansbrough
M.L.A
Caddihe
A Thomann
Albany Mayor reflects on municipal finances and road funding
Albany officials discuss the DenmarkNorcalup line and road loans. Mayor Abr P Lambert outlines deficits overdraft and sinking fund gaps, urging prudent borrowing and criticizing past excess lending. Delegates praise the new roads board while debates linger over grants and allocations to Albany amid shipping and timber declines.
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Lrogg
Tong Town
Denmark
Albany
John Norson
Viawder of Commerce
Roads Board
Harris
Denmark-Noroalup
Abby
Stirling
Abr
P. Lambert
Galdfelds
Navigation Art Federation
Inutay'n Dive
Albans Roads Board
Sommmness
Hill
J. Norman
Rounness
Mr. Mawson
Mawson
Mount Barker Notes and Local Football Report
Mount Barker notes donors earned a small profit from fruit bids to fund local causes. The Capotimist Concert Party will lift spirits next Thursday. Anglican Church Magazine editor Rev. E J Peniton reorganises the AJ column. North and South Mount Barker football clash at Plantagenet Park ended with North 28, South 22, umpire Dixon praised for handling rough play. Next Saturday a special screening will accompany local events.
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W. Hockley
Mer. Hockley
Barker
Eustace
Coc
Mount Barker
France
Club Ieft
Kojonup
Clah
South Danes
Abava
Wex
Souths
Anglican Church Magazine
E. J. Peniaton
Magasine
North
South Mount Barker
Plantageoot Park
South
Dixon
F. Williams
Alamon
Erskine
Humphries
Rundle
Wulkieman
Liebick
Smith
Young Collins
Simpson
Frokise
Slumon
Williams
Kerther
Maroona
Roan
Helne Pwarlad
Martha
Australians Open Against Yorkshire In Drawn Test
The Australian Eleven faced Yorkshire in a match that ended in a draw. Early dismissals left Australia at 177, with Smith, Collins and Ponsford among the batsmen contributing. the North of England side fielded a strong bowling attack led by Macartney and Root.
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Yorkshire
England
Mailer
Hendry
Everett
Oldfield
Maenetney
Collins
Toms
Eng‘Wand
He Aren
North OF
Hart Vaap
P. Motwes
Hollows
Gregory
Marartney
C. Dupp
Woodfal
Smith
Olifield
Mailey F. Root
B Richardson
G. Geary
Larwood
Cote Boudriee
Test Trial Match Report From Rest of England Innings
Rest of England batted first in a test trial match. Duleepsinhji scored 61 as the innings reached 211 all out. King Janel claimed three wickets for 15, Mahhahein took 13, while Honey did not bat.
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England
Duleepsinhji
Hinings
King Janel
Mahhahein
Ail Honey
Kalgoorlie Murders Two Men Arrested After Train Arrival
Detectives in Kalgoorlie arrested two men after a search of Clarke's premises. The pair were detained and charged with wilful murder of John Joseph Walsh. Victims include hotel licensee links and local figures tied to the region's mining era.
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Porth
St Kalgoorlie
Walsh
Pitman
Cowie
Regeant Hunter
Clarke
John Joerph Waleh
Magne Pubilians
Leone
Gornwel
Philip Sohn Drethcoe
Phillip
Bichula
Per Capita Payments Debate In Commonwealth Crisis
The Victorian Government appeals to New South Wales to discuss emergencies amid the belt and braces of a constitutional clash over per capita payments. Officials claim the Commonwealth must act quickly to avoid delays in state protest and influence Parliament.
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Melbourne
Victorian
New South Wales
Winoy
Commonwealth
The 44 Hours Question Debate by Trade Councils
Delegates of the Interstate Conference of Trades Hall Councils discuss the 44 hour issue after drafting proposals to be reviewed by state Trade Hall Councils and allied unions. A demand for a 44 hour work week is expected to be made soon.
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Trades Hal Council
Woman Escapes Death in Fire Near Redfern Huts
Mrs Elizabeth Jane Wright of Renwick Street Redfern awoke to a factory blaze opposite her huts. A sheet of galvanised iron toppled onto her residence. Her son, nearby, ran through the smoke and dragged her to safety.
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Bydney
Elizabeth Jane Wright
Renwick-street
Redfern
Mra Wright
Local Volunteer Fire Brigade Meeting Notes and Donations
The Wonthly foreting of the Mhaiyulumteer Fire Brigade was held at the fire station on Thursday with the captain presiding and Hingerlow dining. Officers confirmed, topics included business, a condolence card to Pineiin McGovern, and lease discussions for Town Hall. Messages of thanks arrived from Arthur Jolincot and Co for prompt attendance at Cowen's Buildings blaze on January 13, with a £90 cheque toward the recreation fund.
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Mhaiyulumteer
Capimim
Hingerlow
Ehuaieaan
Arc Brigade
Messrs
Arthur Jolincot
Town Hall
W.A. Fire Brigades Board
FH. Critchley
Messrs. M. Norman
A. Morgan
Brigade
Iet
Bemliga
Vince Ford
Covent Garden Right restraining injunction issued in London
A London case involves the Beecham Metatonail group seeking a restraint from the Chancery Court to protect market rights at Covent Garden. The defendants claim prior establishment of rival markets and plans to enforce market access while a hearing adjourns to a later date.
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London
Beechat
Chancery
Tyg Aere
Loccdon
Charles the Secund
Kielford
Gavent
Carvaian
Tuneison Anglo
Auswlan Hiei
British concessions claimed over Panama rubber and gold
Mr Richard Marsh, a rubber expert, contends powerful British financial interests have secured concessions on most valuable Panama resources. He sent a despatch to the Departments of Commonweal War in Washington urging the United States to intervene to prevent future concessions and protect American and Panamanian development.
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Pansma
Britain
Richard Marah
Intergata
Panama
Washington
Marsh
United States
Maelo Casi
Panam
International Labor Conference Discusses Migrant Inspection
In Geneva on June 6 the International Labor Conference votes on seven articles of a draft convention. It adopts Article 8 as a resolution and Article 9 as a provision related to the inspection of emigrants.
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International Labor Conference
Han Q
The Mosul Problem Angers Siskith Meeting
A dispatch from Anger reports that a general agreement is near on Mosul issues including transit customs and crime, with preliminary consent and timed measures under consideration.
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Constantinople
Angle Siskith Megodathium
Mosul
Valedictory farewell at St John’s Albany for Rev Napier
A large parish gathering at St John’s Albany bid farewell to Rev Napier and his wife with prayers and good wishes. Delegates from various denominations offered tributes while Hey Crow sent apologies for absence. The crowd praised Napier’s nine months of service and hoped parishioners would visit future postings.
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St. John's Church
Albany
Stey
Napier
St. John’s Serioul Town
Charadiay
U. K. Norman
People's Women
T. Fletcher
Thor
Gilroy
Amd Rav
P. Watford
An. Oay
Hey
A. Crow
Fultiday
Tany
Wotsformlito
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Hoyahup
Juhn'a
Shepherd
Albany Woollen Mills
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