Public Auction of Household Goods by H K Corry & Co
Under instruction from owner A M Hutchinson KG who is leaving Albany, public sale will be held on the premises run by Greg Sircot near the Governor's residence. Items include wardrobe, divan chairs, tea car, beds, tables, chairs, and more. Auction date Wednesday June 95 at 2 15 pm sharp. Also secretary applications for Soldiers' Institute position with pay £4 weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Corry & CO
A. M. Hutchinson
Albany
Greg Sircot
Séa Grass Chain
Oxtoman
Hall Ling
Sharp
H.K. Corry & Co., Auctioneen
Albany Avenioce
RSS and NA
Tnatigute
Cowan
Colonial Gas Company Notices Higher Charges
Reading shows Colonial Gas issues revised charges effective end of May with increase applied to accounts rendered by end of June and at start of July. Details on exact amounts are unclear in the fragment. The text references a price rise for services and related billing periods.
Albany Daily News Albany 1919 Local and General
A mixed local notice item from Albany 1919 covers a fertilizer misprint, a death from influenza of A A Wilson, naval mine alerts near Cape Everard, Rev EB Petherick joining Scots Church, cricket club presentation to W Norman, a combined girls and M S C dance, a naval parade auction by Lieut Mutton, temporary power outages, wool market notes, Mr Edgar Parry honored by Albany Licensed Victuallers and a postponed hockey match due to weather plus a public domestic duties demonstration by Matron Benson at the State school household management centre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Housrhold Management Centre
State School
IL G. Poole
Board of Heat
Cape Everard
Esat Hass Straits
Scots Church
EB. A. Petherick
Boulder Presbyterian Church
White Star Hatel
Edgar Parry
York
Albany
Parry
Clanines
Albany Hockey Club
Infanta’ Chooground
Simon McDonnell
Jackman
Hardie
Nutt
Stowart
Hill
Wiley
Mitchell
Stroud
Rowch
Theaker
Wild
Holder
Misses Hill
Rundberg
Lind
Peerten
Aie
Hall
White
Ine
Brearley
Trainor
Mercer
Riley
Inday
Benson
Government Hospital
Albany Go to it Exhortation in Bunbury Herald Calls Action
The Bunbury Herald urges Albany citizens to push for rapid South West development. It argues Albany risks neglect and becoming a marginal port unless it seizes coal, wheat bulk handling, and wharf improvements. It cites Bunbury’s timber port potential and prompts local leaders to act.
Albany War Returns and Local Farewells
Mr and Mrs H E Miles return home after a motor tour of the South West. Mr F R Dymes, holidaying in the city, returns to Albany by Sunday’s train. Shipping fraternity to bid farewell to W J Norman at Henry Wills and Co offices. J H Verran returns home from 15 months service in the Sudan, due Fremantle Saturday. Captain T Louch to be released from quarantine Monday and has received Chevalier of the Crown of Roumania. Pte Cecil B Linfield and Pte Lindfeld return to Fremantle. Lindfeld wounded in France and improving. State Commandant Col F B Heritage to take new post at Tenbourne July 4. Honorary Brigadier General T A Dodda to command West Australia. Sgt Geo Jorgensen and wife to Fremantle aboard Wahebe. Jorgensen wounded in action.
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H. E. Miles
F. R. Dymes
Albany
Messrs
Henry Wills and Co
W. J. Norman
J. H. Verran
Bel, Artillery and Soo
Mra
J. Verran
Aberdeen-street
Soudan
Fremantle
T. Louch
Mlc
Order of the Crown of
F. B. Heritage
Tenbourne
T. A. Dodda
ALF
Horseferry Road
London
Heritage
West Australia
Geo
Jorgensen
Gallipoli
France
Sergt
AJA
Albany Chamber of Commerce Meeting Minutes
The Albany Chamber of Commerce met at Town Hall with President T H Barnett in chair. A sub committee was formed to interview the local stationmaster over delays to cargoes. railway officials were urged to address the issue and consider special rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of the Abore
Town Hall
T. H. Barnett
Mewars
W. Forte
Anderson
J. Norman
Tipping
Smith
Watson
Faulkner
Messrs
Norman
W. RB. Smith
W. St. Smith
Mr. Smith
Hailways
Frawlkner
Forte
Henry Willh & Co
Paulkner
Dickson
Harbormaater
Miles, Tipping & Merrifield
En- | Anre
Mesars
Albany Town Council
Chamber of Commerce
Associated Chambers of Commerce of Australia
China
Japan
Colonial Secretary's Office
Albany Chamber of Commerce
Albany
Eucla
Fremantle
Examiner
Tippng
Trader’ Association
The
and Lige
Football North v East second round clash on Saturday
The East at North clubs meet in the second round of the association competition this Saturday under senior control. Kick off times 9 and 1 30. Easter-Baater Nesbitt Bowers Edwards Wilkinson Davey Kennedy Wildman Powell Bailey Holme Ralph Weltch Rawlings Roberts with emergencies Deykin Verran Henry Davin First Rates meet East and North clubs. Bruce West Club appointed central umpire. Emer memorials Bullin Burridge Hillard James Waters McBride P McBride Willy Sullivan Milne Williams Turnbull Saunders Smith Ackland Madgen Abell Vorran Merrfield.
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North
East
Kquat Bax
Baater
Nesbitt
Bowers
Edwards
Wilkinson
Davey
Kennedy
Wildman
Powell
Bailey
Holme
Ralph
Weltch
Rawlings
Roberts
Deykin
Verran
Henry
Davin
Bruce
Bullin
Burridge
Hillard
J James
L. Waters
Dent
Anpore
Ajgrain Eneily
Mayers
Gocca
Holmes
Roy Verran
Perry Davey
Easton
Nockster
Beter
Hiis
Busta
Wilding
Wilky
Cordume
Jack Kennedy
Dick" Welteh
Mitchell
Deakin
A. Bailey
Sangater
Leicaster
Bill” Hailey
Don Dewar
Milne
Kat
Dicky
Vic" Westerburg
Rey Nott
Gross Powell
Powelly
Meeting of Delegates Forms Local Association
A delegates meeting was held with strong attendance. W McLean voted to the choir, reports urged enforcing proper costume, clearances discussed with residency requirement, scoring cord arrangements set, and bowling pavilion hired as dressing room each Saturday. W McLean elected chairman. first rates to start Saturday with four 15 minute quarters.
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W. Mclown
Rostume
Bowling Green
Me. W. McLean
Moswrs
Tassel
Bruce
Milne
Meetings of First Rates Frat Club Formed in East Ward
A Tuesday night meeting at Mrs. Witera’s residence formed First Rates fraternities in East North and West wards. East Ward elected P. Davay secretary and a selection committee. colors yellow and black. dues 1/-. North Ward officers include E. Towne president and D. Erskine secretary with colors red and white. West Ward plans a club with blue and white.
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Messrs
A. Nesbitt
C. Milne
Mera
Walers
Satsuray
Guerrney
B. Harrin
YD. Quartermains
H. Dorrie
C. Call
West Ward
West Rooms
C. Brown
Cantain
B. Nott
KE. Willis
J. Moran
Motes. Buck Urges Support for Local Sports Entrance
A reader lamented dismal weather spoiling a promising game and critiqued those who peer over the fence instead of paying the modest admission. The note urges community support and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck
Sporta
Saturday football notes praise and penalties a withering critique
A rambling Saturday football report praises several players for marking kicking and goals while urging discipline. It notes penalties by an umpire, mixed uniforms, and calls for fair play plus arrangements with the Bowling Club pavilion as a chewing room for players.
Farewell gathering for Mr and Mrs Norman at Seote Church Hall
Friends of Mr and Mrs Norman joined at Seote Church Hall on Treatley Evening to wish them well before their departure forCEA. Speakers praised their work with the congregation and a silver pair was presented to the couple while each daughter received a trinket. Music by Misses Joner Bailey Austin Norman and Gibbons accompanied refreshments prepared by church ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seote
W. Norman
Hailey
Technical School Ad Seeks Interested Boys for Woodwork
A newly formed wood work class at the technical school invites boys aged 14 to 18 to enroll. The course, valuable for trades and professions, aims to start immediately with Mr. Prideaux as instructor. Parents and interested parties will be invited to inspect student work.
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Boes
Prideaux
Tofluenza Epidemic Strikes Perth
Late news reports three deaths from influenza in Perth yesterday. One death excludes Mr A A Wilson MLA among free Labor members in the Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Ifluenge
A. A. Wilson
MLN
Free Labor
Assembly
London Newspapers Report Allied Reply to Germany
London papers summarize the Allies response to Germany as a stern rebuke to the treaty's terms while noting the punishment for the crimes committed against humanity. The tone emphasizes severity of penalties and ongoing wartime justice.
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London
Germany
The Food Problem in Germany
London dispatch reports the food crisis forcing Germany toward peace. Crows of shortages plague Berlin as hotels and private houses are looted for scarce provisions. Guards fail to quell the ravages and deter theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Berlin
London Daily
Exprisy
Ceymany
Influenza Death Toll Rises Across Regions
Melbourne reports 17 more influenza deaths yesterday while Sydney records 7 deaths the highest in months. Across Adelaide two deaths are noted and Narishane notes continued improvement with another death.
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Sydney
Irfaenn
Serious Accident Aboard Steamer Dongarra From Melbourne
The steamer Dongarra en route from Melbourne to Fremantle struck the Hound this morning injuring carpenter A Christie on the forecastle head. The vessel resumed voyage after two hours. Christie sustained a fractured rib and internal injuries and was taken to Public Hospital where Dr Johnson gave treatment. prognosis is very poor.
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Dongarran
Johnson
Christie
Accident on Liddesdale Coal Loader Injures Newton
At about 10 to 11 last night on the Liddesdale a loon lumper named Newton was badly hurt while operating a winch on the steamer Liddesdale moored in port. His left thigh and knee were severely injured when his leg was caught in the cope. He was brought ashore and taken to the Government Hospital for treatment. This morning he was reported progressing favorably with the knee injury remaining the worst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Newton
Liddesdale
Port
Government Hospital
Allied treaty terms to reveal war crime suspects list
A New York message says the Allies will submit within one month after the signing a list of persons accused of war crimes. The document outlines forthcoming changes to the treaty and the process for identifying those implicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Concession on German use of merchant ships discussed
Paris dispatch records The Altice conceding by Germany the use of its merchant ships for two years if a peace is signed now. The note appears in a June 18 report about postwar agreements and German terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Germany
Allied Success in Russia in Kronstadt Area
London report June 18 says Bolshevik positions west of Kronstadt are hard pressed. A further dispatch claims the fortress was hit and seven Bolshevik warships surrendered to the British fleet, signaling Allied gains in Russia.
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Russia
Kronstadt
London
Kronstadt Evacuated as Russian Forces Move Out
Reported evacuation of Kronstadt with six shiploads of fugitives sailing to Petrograd. The naval fortifications at Kronstadt were secured with a white flag raised on one day and later removed. Kronstadt remains an outport near Petrograd.
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Copenhagen
Krondadt
Petrograd
Kronstadt
Sodurdyy
Kronsttadt
Kronstadt Fire Reported in Navy Anniversary Chronicle
A later message notes Kron plodé is on fire, signaling a blaze in Kronstadt during the period covered by the dispatch. The fragment confirms a naval location and a fire incident but lacks full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kronstadt
London
Kronplodé
Mount Barker Notes Farewell Gatherings For Mrs Barnacle
Last week two farewell events were held for Mrs Barnacle of the rectory with All Saints Anglesea Guild presenting gifts at the Stark Hotel. Mrs Barnacle departs after about nine years as guild president amid warm tributes and thanks. The Red Cross Sewing Circle also honored her at a Saturday afternoon gathering with flowers and a moving farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Mies Tornicle
A. Williams
Guild
Burnely
Vera
Red Cross
Cinehoart
Barneclyn
Presidiatt
Andrew Warnork
Mra
Hurnaele
Wernork
Mabel Copley
Thormele
Poe
Hornacle
Werth
Seamen Strike Impacts Coal Stocks at Sydney
Sydney reports show a seamen strike reducing coal stockpiles and prompting possible consumer restrictions. Strikers express discontent over idleness while some accept temporary work at Cockatoo Island as Waterside Workers' Federation delegates arrive from Melbourne to discuss joining forces with seamen in the ongoing action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cockatoo Island
Waterside Workers' Federation
Melbourne
Tt Nowaysoenry
Mariners Strike Talks Prompt Call for Joint Session
Trades Hall representatives met Acting Prime Minister Watt over the maritime strike. Watt declined to answer questions but suggested both parties should be recalled to discuss a joint session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Watt
Watt
Disastrous Fire Destroys Eight-Story Sydney Building
A severe fire broke out Tuesday night in Sydney at the Barnett building, an eight story structure, with flames spreading to adjacent properties. The blaze continued into yesterday, causing extensive destruction and emergency response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Barnett
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Albany Local Board of Health
H.C. Poole
Matron Benson
Returned Sailers, Soldiers, and Nurses’ Association
Eero ‘i
Colonial
Giation Limited
Oddfellows' Hall
Ootee
Lower King Road
EK Corry & Co
Mra. A. de Bann
Mount Barker
P.O
Albany Bespatch
C. C. Harris
Norrikupp
M.illa
Lenure Hour Club
Masonic Hall
Children'’s Hospital
Nivel Offeer
Mutton
Naval India
Willa and Co
Meara, Dalgety and Co., Limited
Queensland
Geelong
E.O
Eddington
Maxwellton
Corbelle
Clubs
Greenhills
Melrose
Paralilla
Dunbury
Albay
Bonaled Faber
Porth
Bunbury
Bridgetown
Wagin
Narrogin
Banbury
Belmaman
Firv
Australia
Tremartte
Commonwealth
Claus Uires
Sama
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Meeting of Delegates
East Ward
Technical School
M.L.A
Teleormprh
Dongarra
Carpenter
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