Port of Hopetin Freight and Permit Application Notice
The Port of Hopetin announces Captain Douginat Wilt will sail for Fremanthe on Monday using two early shipments. This notice requests freight permission and requests an application to the Clerk in charge, Geode Offices, Railways, for permits related to the voyage and potential legal formalities.
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Ehipning
Porta
Hopetin
Majorance
Eucla
Douginat Wilt
Fremanthe
Eamly
Espriance Vin Mide Pon
Oirtugestanéos Prrmitting
Perticglars
Charga
Geode
Tenders Invited for Three Yaks Leafe at Albany
Tenders marked Teidey ip Leas to DREW ROBINSON AND CO Albany must be based on or before the GN following. The highest offer may be accepted and payment arranged.
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Albany
Teidey Ip
Tenders Amalgamation of KHQHul District Mount Hakkek
Tender invites from the Outer Districts to the Mont Marker routes for transport vehicles. Route 1 Woogrvellup Carb vepsod Nurpindyup Sehunele and Route 2 PornEorups Mille to Mur ouyoruja Mae Selie. Tenders close by June 10. Chairman Weasley Mange. Frederick James, Chairman Barker Mebbolnar.
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Chiguren
Mont Marker
Behonl
Folllowa
Woogrvellup
Nurpindyup Sehunele
Porneorups Mille
Murouyoruja Mae Selie
Kohool
Weasley Mange
Mount Marker
MOEN
Wd Pom
Frederick
Jameh
Barker Mebbolnar
Public Works Tenders Notice Effective July Deadline
Public works contracts and tenders will be received by the city for drainage improvements in Albany. Details include the specification and submission cutoff of July 1 by the Treasury/Works department and related authorities.
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Abe Geemuriben
Lepowit
Australia’s Defense Policy Debate After Prime Minister Return
The article discusses reactions to Prime Minister Bruce’s return from Britain and the absence of a stated national defense policy. It notes divisions in Parliament over protectionism, the imperial conferences, and the Singapore base’s relevance, with calls to separate defense from politics and criticism of protectionist pressures.
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Bruce
Great Britain
Australis
Avi
Rogat
Dutemeg
Ubwalle
Bingapen
Singapore
Australia
Ste John Menai
Council of Defer
Harpad
Defence policy in wartime politics and public cost
The text argues that defence must move beyond party politics and stresses the need for a coherent long term policy. It critiques reliance on shifting political wills, calls for munitions and floating defence readiness, and warns that without stable leadership and planning the nation remains undefended.
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Mhmws
John Munnah
Yale
Eople
Mt. Brice
Edenton locals balk at fines for truancy in morning court
Local and General AL Vie poheg court heard several parents who failed to send their children to school and were fined and cited. Reports include maritime updates from Liverpool White Star line agents and notes on Mrs Stewart's health, with various community notices from Albany and Denmark about Oddfellows lodges and local industry developments.
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AL Vie Poheg Court
Breseries
Edenton
Pabth
Albany notes mix accident report and local happenings
Eyewitnesses rushed to a six year old boy after a fall leaving him with a fractured skull. The boy was taken to the government hospital in serious condition. Local officials discuss road and bridge work funding and a government rail project. Community events include a Knot Club farewell, a new steamer voyage, lodge dance plans, a potential new picture theatre, and charity drives by the St Vincent de Paul Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Meng
Johnson
McCullan
Allen
Ma. Wiansbrowgh
Tin
Mitchell
McCallun
Albany
Plantagenet Roads Board
Barker
Tumberlup Roads Board
Knot Club
Menkin
Coke
Etul Cumabers
Nesbitt
Nes- Witt
Menglim
Menghint
Bnt
Hyag
Bern
Tiebt House
Breaksea
Kooyung
Tone Bross
Colsted
Desputch
Mounta Nous
Sydney
Port Darwin
Eclipse
Customs House
Fly Brigade
Fire Brigade
Denmark Railway
Albany Christiy Minstrels
Voralista
Joseph's Hall
St. Vincent de Paul Bocisty
Asolst Im
Town Hall ceremony marks bridge instrument handover event
The article describes a town hall ceremony where instruments are handed to the Ahan Velunterer Pre Brigade. Mrs. Herbert Hubinson will oversee the ceremony. A social program with songs and dances is planned, with refreshments and a band performing inside the hall. Local officials are invited to attend.
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Adinigsigg
So'eluck
Lie Despatel
Pontmaster-Generals
Ahan, Velunterer Pre Brigade
Herbert Hubinson
Thade
Prombad
Waguals- AL Wha
Dastardly Horse Maiming Reported in Katanning
On Saturday a horse near Hodger's store was found with severe throat and body wounds from a sharp instrument. A second horse at Richardson and Co's in Katanning also showed deep cuts. police investigation continues into the suspected act of malice.
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W. Ee Wright
Hodger
Filmer
Seth
Richardson and Co
Katanning
Monro
Richambon and Co
Andilly
Nehea
Berveaut O'Brien
Juve Heen Monde
Brammer Defends New States Case Amid Press Criticism
Col Brammer argues against Sydney dailies claims that New States Commission has no veto evidence. He asserts metropolitan press bias harms public understanding of the national issue. The commission has heard witnesses from Northern regions supporting separation, with strong backing from religious, educational, legal, and business leaders.
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Col
Brammer
West
Early Page
Armidale
Sydney V
New States Commission
Ures
Bes'dea
Holman
Great Southern Wool Trade Prospects in Albany Region
The article discusses Western Australia sheep farming near Albany, focusing on wool sales logistics, transport costs, and the impact of pastures and pests. It notes the need to improve wool facilities to attract growers, remarks on pasture and weed control, and cites global market conditions and stock numbers to justify higher wool production.
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Eoumiles
Ceedilin
Aviv
Anetra Lay Gener
Lywen
Che Soln
DSO
Rome
Australia
Albany
Pleo
Roel
Newdegith
Mt. Barker
Kojomny
Aheck
U.S.A
Europe
Fruit trade talks and duties debate at Commonwealth meeting
Delegates from Australian states discussed fruit export duties and uniform standards, with motions to raise the duty to 2d per pound and to study handling and packaging. The group urged federal inquiry into marketing conditions in London and favored closer coordination between state and federal officers at packing sheds. A separate motion sought exporters’ support to ease freight costs amid exchange pressures.
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Vialerm
Howth
Mt. Barker
Weis
Pgk
Pevloval
Tasmania
United Kingdon
Revord
Coune
Booth
Jini
Commonwealth
Witeus Feolts
Convent Unden
Hooth
Lemdon
Convent Tarden
London
Convant Garden
Unclear Criminal Proceeding Limits Public Gallery Access
A late news item reports that Tharsis Nianettics and George Auburn related to a wilful warden case were called yesterday. Auburn’s trial for the wilful warden of Juli O’Neill faces a likely delay until Friday. Public interest remains high with only early connoisseurs able to gain admission to the gallery.
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Vertie
Tharsis Nianettics
George Auburn
Auburn
Juli
O'Neill
Perth Unemployed to Be Housed in Mailwaye Aid Plan
The Minister for Mailwaye Mr J C Willeuah said consideration has been given to an unemployment relief novel plan. About 200 men are expected to be absorbed in the next four weeks on regrading and ballasting work across various parts of the country.
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Heeter Stewart
Slu
Bob Rowe
Rowe
Katoomba
WooR.dunes
Australian Product, Limited
Albany
Jones
Albany Football Asai
Lyon
Lees
Aeto
Iene
Denmark
Lo.o.f
P.G.M. Denby
Perth
William Matthew
Bunbury
Manter
Wansbrough
Collier
Mailwaye
J.C. Willeuah
Jqovelion
Felief
Group Settlements Prepare for Dissolution Meeting Held
The Minister for Lands and W C Angwin chaired a conference with the Group Settlement Advisory Board to discuss future development. Angwin said immediate steps are needed to plan dissolution of some groups and to help members operate on their own holdings as soon as possible.
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Me W. C. Angwin
Yeaturday
Angwie
The Lost Lugger Sinking Report
From Kopririca police headquarters the drowning of six Japanese and six Kopangers is reported after the lugger Hien was wrecked while from Barred Creek to Broome. The entire crew remains dead with little doubt.
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Kopririca
Hien
Barred ‘Creek
Broome
Esperance Telephone Line Approved for Rail Corridor
Approval by the department assigns construction of a telephone line from Esperance to the junction of the railway at Saloon Vume. The work is included in the draft estimates for future spurs and is authorized for progression.
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Esperance Telephone
Melbourne
Pustanter-General's Department
Experance
Saloon Vume
Herriot Statement on Ruhr Evacuation Claimed Urgent
Fragmentary text reports M Herriot addressing Ruhr evacuation pledges by Germany and allied guarantees. The garbled passage hints at refusal to fulfill assurances and calls for action by authorities and international bodies.
Norwegian Ship Collision Claims Many Lives
A Greek text reports a deadly maritime disaster as steamers Hagkon Jarl and Kong Nuro'd ig Vest Fiord collided. The Hagkon Jarl sank instantly and rescue efforts followed amid heart wrenching scenes.
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Christianta
Dite
Home
Chilaren
Hagkon Jarl
Kong Nuro'd Ig Vest Fiord
Postal Strike Threatened in Canada
Ottawa June 18 A strike of postal workers threatens to disrupt services as the recent wage review sparks renewed warnings from unions. The report notes tension over salary revisions and potential job actions affecting mail delivery nationwide.
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Ottawa
Eaphiyies
Cypada
Rioting Defeated in Ku Klux Klan Incident
New York report from Lilly Pennsylvania recalls a town riot connected to a Klan field event where the accused were acquitted after three trials. The Weanders of the Albans hub branch of the Retorted Soldiers Sailors and Nurses Imperial League plan a meeting at the Soldiers’ Post on Tuesday night to elect officers for the coming year.
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Albans
Imperial League
Tosth- Hite
Oftvers
Chirman
Cee-ehnirivan
CIA
Secouder
Institute
South African Elections Result Hint at Shifting Majority
CAPETOWN June 18 Severe storms delay the tellon occults but results show Nationalist victory near Pretoria with General J. Smuts defeated. Labor forces gain ground as the poll increases versus the 191 election, signaling a changed parliamentary balance.
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Capetown
South Africa
Thur
Vpremer
Smuts Wan
Pretoria
Weel
Hyrures
Hay
Labor
Smuts
Matteotti Affair Sparks Italian Political Crisis in Rome
London reports say Italy is roused by the Matteotti kidnapping and alleged murder. Deputies fear a political upheaval as authorities may possess the body and a car tied to the abduction. Signor Matteotti carried documents on political scandals he intended to expose in parliament.
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London
Rome
Italy
Matteotti
Signor Mativott
Bys
Chamber of Deputies
British Labor Protest and Support for Matteotti Case
At a meeting of the British Parliamentary Labor Party the motion was carried expressing detestation of the crime against Signor Matteotti and warm sympathy with and support for the Socialist Party in its struggle against forces trampling liberty and democracy.
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Parlamentary Labor Party
Signor
Matteotté
Socialist Party
Imperial Preference Debate Opens in Commons
Yesterday the Commons debated Imperial Preference with Sir Pulp Lloyd-Ureame moving ten resolutions. The first four sought preference without new charges on foreign nations. the remaining six proposed charges. Mr. J H Thotuss noted the resolutions would be free to a vote, while the Government planned to oppose them.
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Pulp Lloyd-Ureame
Gotive
Wien
Baldwin
J. H. Thotuss
Shoe
Colowire
Australian spolesmen address Imperial Labor on Preference
Australian spolesmen including Mr W J Giboun and Mr Hugh McIntosh faced intense questioning from members of the Imperial Labor group in the House of Commons on the subject of Preference. The meeting closed with a hostile reception and strong criticism voiced by attendees.
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W.J. Giboun
Poatumater
Cunera
Commonwealth
Rehard
Hugh Mclntosh
Nb.w
Imperial Labor Group
House of Commons
Labor Commonweath Group Hopes Four Resolutions Pass
Secretary Mr Haydon of the Labor Commonwealth Group states his intention to back the first four resolutions and urges fellow Labor members to support them. He aims to strengthen the British Empire and improve conditions for workers, noting cooperation hinges on a more solid empire.
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Haydon Guest
Labor Common Wealth Group
British Commonwealth of Nations
Fife
Olympia teams dissatisfy Paris hotel life during Games
The Mistralian Press Association notes several Olympia teams complain Paris hotel life disrupts training with poor food and distant training quarters. In contrast the Murray Bridge rowing team reportedly enjoys ideal conditions with no distractions. Bronchial coughs and related ailments are mentioned among concerns.
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London
Mistralian Press Association
Olympia Gameseuma
Life of
Paris
Murray Bridge
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