Showroom Vest and Dress Sale Detail Notes
Assorted W and C Vests with dates and sizes from 4/11 to 8/6 All Wool L S Vests 5/11 to 12/6 6/6 to tor Flannellette Night L S 8/6 to 12/3 Maids Nights 36 inch to 46 inch 5/11 to 9/11 Ladies Dresses in Tweed Cloth Serge and Wool Maids Mackintosh Capes 24in to 39in 30 37 6 Balance Maids Mackintosh Coats going at 15 6 Ladies Mackintosh Capes 56 A very nice range of Maids Dresses in Velveteen and Flannel several colors at Right Prices Still a few Wool Dresses left in odd sizes
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Albany Clubs and Civic Notices From York Street
Albany residents are reminded of the weekly fire brigade drill at 4 pm and a muster. A meeting for the Albany Citizens Parents and Teachers Association is set for Tuesday at High School Hall. Shareholders of Albany Cooperative Butter Company convene a special general meeting to decide on factory plans or liquidation. Local notices include a charity euchre night, Protestant Federation talks, and an Edison lamp sale. Community events cover cinema offerings, a Robinson recreation, and football interclub matches with Kendenup and Norths. Local figures include Mr. Gerald Beverley, Rev. F. J. James, and C. J. DeGuris amid travel and duty updates.
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de Garix
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Sydey
Albany Chamber Discusses Shipping and Local Industry
Albany Chamber of Commerce held at Town Hall with W. T. Forte and many members. Discussions covered Albany shipping calls to Albany, port rates, trade relations with Australia, and a plan for a Harbor Board. A feature on local industry highlighted Alan Harper’s fruit case and timber works in Aberdeen Street, praising durability of the she-oak wood and its uses.
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Williams
Mille
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Jor
South
Bird
Cooper
Hrogelbuw
Wetyon
Honiasett
Johns
Souart
Hawkins
Gr. Everett
Prom
Linild
Lindon
Albany
Associated Steamship
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Aii
Pearce
Ben. ¢. Staddan
Vacuum i Co
Homburg
A. EH. Dickson
Pingrup
Falkdoer
Maelaide Steamship Co
Associated Chamber of’ Commerce
Autealia
Empire
Commonwealth Line
Staumers
Eall
Porth
Smith
Seadday
Drayebow
Railway Department
Beaddan
Brayahaw
James Mitchell
Java
Williama
Albany Hutter
al Moat
Alan Harper
Aberdeen Isreet
Harper
Commonwealth
New Zealand
Albany Schools Parents Citizens and Teachers Association rules
A draft constitution outlines the Albany Schools Parents Citizens and Teachers Association. It sets the name, aims to advance welfare of students and ex-students, eligibility for parents teachers and residents, and a detailed executive including President Vice-Presidents Secretary Treasurer and committees. Meetings and ballot procedures, attendance, and amendment rules are specified.
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Parents, Citizens and Teachers’, Association of the
Albany
Association
Chaiman
Anniat
Nut
Albany Bunbury telephonic trunk line opens for business
A notice from Mr Harris announces a new Albany Bunbury telephone trunk line offering 24 hour communication at standard rates. The innovation aims to aid business people and others engaging with the port of Bunbury. The message refers to the loyal Postomuier and mentions Great Popperiint fore.
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Postomuier
Mr. Harris
Albany
Bunbury
Health Board discusses dairies and drainage project
Albany Health Board reports one death and three births with three infectious diseases in the month. Inspectors seize meat and butter as efforts to curb illnesses continue while debates over dairy inspections and a stalled drainage scheme unfold among Dr. Miles, Dr. Johnson, and the mayor.
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Downes
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Miles
Johnson
Tures
Cn Green
Albany Head
Groomehill
Plantagenet Roads Board
Unitecpntity
Health Board
R. Johnson
Victoria
Lattine
Fletcher
Green
Works Committee
Achame
Public Health Department
German steamer Stella Marin halted at Queenstown harbor
London reports on June 14 that the German steamer Stella Marin from Hamburg was fired upon and stopped as it entered Queenstown harbor. A search party failed to reveal any ammunition aboard and the vessel was detained.
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London
Stella Marin
Hamburg
Queenstown Harbor
Hague Conference Questioned by the Press and Paric
The Calanet decision to be represented at the Hague Conference is not in line with unanimous presidential approval as Parliament debates the issue. The Republique Francais insists experts must shape more than a mere examination and the Hague Conference cannot be a purely technical assembly.
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Paric
Calanet
Paria “Republique Franciis
Distress in Viera as Kronen Value Surges
Vienna reports a sharp rise in the kronen value impact on everyday costs with transport and goods prices climbing. Fares reportedly jump to 1500 kronen and sugar prices see significant increases, reflecting a broader economic strain.
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Vienna
Rebellion in Chin New York Jaume 4
Messages from China report many wealthy families fleeing Kiangsi province as Bun Yat Sen advances northward and looting fears rise. British American and Japanese gunboats are stationed at Kinkaing to protect foreign interests.
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New York
China
Kiangsi
Bun Yat Sen
Kinkaing
American Labor Convention Reports Losses and Board Dispute
At the June 15 Labor Convention Samuel Gompers of the AFL disclosed that since 192 the federation lost about 95 000 members in a stoppage already authorised by the board. Ratepayers questioned the halt in work and the board’s authority, noting lack of consultation and unclear rationale.
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Criginatti
Samuel Gompera
American Federation of Labor
Jboard
Shim
Government to Cut Wages and Alter Labor Rules
Perth reports government move to reduce wages and adjust labor rules. Trade unions were notified of planned changes affecting thousands of workers, with actions to take effect immediately in unveiled plans and possible retirements from affected agreements after a three month recess.
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Perth
Ullions
Labor Congress Delegates Act on Wage Reduction Campaign
Labor Congress discussed the wage reduction issue last night and decided to combat the campaign. A deputation was appointed to visit Mr. Muu, the Government Industrial Agent, to press their case.
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Alex, McCadlvus
South Fremantle
Labor Congress
Muu
Government Industral
McCallum Comments on 44 Hour Week and Wages
Mr McCallum stated after the meeting that Cabinet decision was needed and the 44 hour week should revert to 1-4 per day. He noted the wage would drop to 21 per day with a small schedule wage for certain cases and argued for constitutional methods and lawful action amid government pressure. He said a definite decision would be given on Thursday after consulting the Crown solicitor.
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Munt
Oelock
McCallum
Adit
Annet
Allens
Petunia
Mumt
Butchers Letter Clarifies Albany Shop Closing Facts
George James Keith of the Australian Meat Industry Employee Union asserts that a 1921 agreement with master butchers and the union, backed by a State Arbitration Court, prescribed a 4 p.m. closing for four weekdays. He says the shop closed by mistake, not accord with the signed arrangement, and seeks publication of the facts. Also notes the steamship Tammeron’s voyage from Sydney to Albany mid July.
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Butchers W.& Branch
Australian Met Industry Employees Union
Heapastlu Ly
Allan
Westnonley and Phunelays
Wditer
Albany
Albany Fest
Juntice Draper
Munter Watcher
Wblte
Volumas
Muster Interier
Unio
George James Keith
W. A. Branel Australian Meat Industry Employ-ee Union
Traties Hall
Perth
Ree
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