Circumstances and Permitting Fares Detailed
Full particulars re weighed fares on application to the Clerk in Charge Goods Office Hawaye.
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Newspaper
Albany Despatch
Location
Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1926
Page
2
Full particulars re weighed fares on application to the Clerk in Charge Goods Office Hawaye.
A fragmentary report outlines a municipal conference discussing the prewar Municipal Act, calls for a new act in the next Parliament session, and notes mixed support from legislators. It highlights calls for stronger municipal and road board responsibility and possible government reluctance to adopt conference resolutions.
Local and General AGA announces the first compulsory parade at the Drill Hall on Wednesday June 7 1026. The event will feature mounted drill and rifle exercises and is temporary for the 1008 quota. A bogey accident left Mrs. Frost with severe injuries after a fall near Kendenop. she was transported to Albany for medical treatment. The Albany volunteers and other groups plan dances and socials to raise funds.
The Kybra, a new motor ship destined for the Stay Government, arrived from Brighand via Hrumanile and Lunbury, delayed by weather. Citizens were limited on board during initial viewing as inspections planned for a later date, with officials arranging further access after the Eucla trip. The cargo was loaded by Saturday morning and the vessel departed around midday.
Robinson was brought to Albany for trial after a car theft from Milbert Hartin’s Briths Motor Garage in Albany. He pleaded guilty to stealing and was sentenced to six months hard labor, with a second six months for obtaining goods by false pretences, to run cumulatively. Police escorted him from Ceduna to Albany for the trial.
A report shows that up to 11 000 bags of Albany zone wheat were shipped from Katanning to ports other than Albany in four days in June. The data, sourced from Western Australia Wheat and Transport officials, contradicts claims that all Albany zone wheat would depart from Albany. Local MPs seek clarification from the Railways Minister.
Delegates at the Municipal Conference in Albany discuss restoring pre war railway fares during holidays to aid coastal outback travel. They back rate advertising powers for municipalities and advocate a Disabilities Commission to study regional hardship. Geraldton delegates push similar motions and the Amusement Tax issue is noted. Local ad seeking sale of household furniture appears in a separate note.
A large congregation attended the Friday evening induction of Joe E Arundel as rector of St John s Church Rugjad. The Bishop of Bursary praised the ceremony and urged higher spiritual oversight, noting the town’s needs and blessing on the community and rector.
A commemorative Albany reception followed a ceremony as Hon J Haynor led a welcome address. Clergy from Anglican and other denominations attended, praising Rev. E Arundell and wife, while Bishop Wilson and local leaders urged unity and goodwill amid the rector’s relocation from London to Albany Australia.
The bearing of a claim by Mary A Oates against Albany Woollen Mills for compensation under the Workmen's Compensation Act followed the death of her husband William Oates at the mills on December 92. The case, heard by Mr A B Burt, M.R., involved testimony from Marybeth Oates and others, with arguments about notice, whether the death a consequence of an accident, and whether the deceased acted within his employment. The ruling was reserved. The notice also mentions a Returned Soldiers League meeting and a coffee sampling demonstration at Drew Robinson and Co.
London June 20 Australians began their batch against Lancashire with first use of the wickets. Mailey bowled 20.1 overs for 7 wickets and 4 runs, securing five maidens. Australia were 124 for five at stumps after Lancashire bowled first. Names include Mailey and Parkin W Watson Richards Woodfull Taylor.
The Australia Eleven match with Yorkshire, begun on Thursday, was abandoned due to heavy rain. Australia were 148 for six in their first innings when play halted, leaving the fixture unfinished on Friday.
The Mount Barker Kilo Club annual ball on Thursday crowded the public ball with a representative gathering. Prizes were presented to top competitors, including Wain and Sawyer trophy winners. In football at Plantagenet Park Cranbrook faced South Mount Barker in rough weather, with South winning 42 to 16 as conditions spoiled play. Armistice Day shows raise funds for sports grounds with donations and exhibits lined up, while local property changes and upcoming film showings at the Albany venue are announced.
Information from Perth reports that a surprise statement reached Geraldton on Saturday about the Surprise Toad aim. It mentions plans affecting employment and possible lead mining extension, causing shock among locals.
George Murphy aged 14 was riding a bungale along Newcastle Street Perth when he fell from the bicycle while joining a group of children near the roads and suffered a fracture of the base of the skull. He was taken to the Port Mownitel where he died.
Miss Veeowien Mouetell, accompanied by her mother, left London for Western Australia after winning an open scholarship for singing at Roe College of Music, London. She studied piano and violin at the Convent of Mercy in Perth, later gaining a 6 6 prize from the University of Western Australia for singing. Under Tame Nellie Metha's guidance she pursued vocal training at Albert Conservatorium Melbourne, earning a LAB diploma in 1923 with 188 marks.
Melbourne reported a spate of crimes starting Friday with two robberies and several burglaries. A clerk was knocked down during a theft involving a dressmaker’s shop on St Kilda Street and valuables valued at £300 were stolen. Police warn residents to secure premises and remain vigilant after a second incident near St Kila.
The Prime Minister announced cabinet changes after Sir Victor Wilson’s retirement. Senator Sir Thomas William is appointed to the Ministry of Marked Migration, with Thomas Paterson succeeding in that post. Vice-President Teater remains a key figure as the government reshapes representation for South Australia, discussed by Premier Mr Gunn in Adelaide.
In the House debate on the Conciliation and Arbitration Bill the labor amendment sought to limit lawyers among chief judges. A suggestion by Mr. W. M. Hughes favored a wages board approach to secure industrial peace, but the amendment was defeated.
Sydney miners and factory workers press demands amid ongoing coal strike while tensions rise over kitchen and industrial labor. Local action includes protests and stalled production as talks continue.
Shipping services resume after a disruption as the Dinshoola departs Friday followed by the Katoont on July 3 and the Zentandia on July 10, arriving in Karowla on July 17 with prepared compartments and crew ready.
The Producers' Market Ltd reports varied fruit and veg prices with cauliflower in heavy supply and easier demand. Bids for staple produce like potatoes cabbage and other items show softer activity while wheat and other grains hold firmer prices. a large farm clearance sale at Mootonan siding by Mr Warburton includes sheep cattle and machinery with refreshments provided.
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