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Newspaper
Albany Despatch
Location
Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 23, 1924
Page
2
TENDERS invited for three trans leave of the Be Mirk Thratee at Albany. Tenders marked Tender for Leave to Drew Robingon and Co Albany or lodged by a stated route. Highest bid to be accepted or rejected as per official rules.
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An application under the Transfer of Land Act of 1893 is made by Francis Hughes of Southern Cross Property for Crown land in Plantagenet District. It details parcels described as Lot 237 in Plantagenet Territory and related lease and purchase terms, with parties including Holt and Crowe noted in connection to the parcel and proceedings.
Notice reads that debt or rent claims must be paid within twelve months, with actions to follow if not. It specifies a July 1 deadline and a final due date of July 31, 1904, for payments related to town matters in Albany. Town Clerk Huh Meqor Mick signs the notice.
A long discussion argues Australia must balance self-reliant development with imperial trade ties. It cites Britain's war debts, free trade against protection, and the need for fair competition to avoid economic stagnation while urging exploration of all policy options to secure essential resources and markets.
A garbled poetic fragment contemplates famine and energy, referencing Vortnes and Hine of, and a riddle of the Spbina. It hints at salvation through peril and bemused figures amid a surreal setting, with enigmatic wine and penta items mentioned in vague terms.
The trail of George William Aurburn connected to the Joly George murder opened with Auburn under examination as a wound in his arm emerged as a key issue. A deputation criticized Railways and Road boards for billboard advertising while ministers discussed regional road funding across Albany Krookton and Wagin with figures in the thousands.
A morning gathering at Kendenup brought Mr McCutcheon the estate liquidator and Mr A Canabrough to discuss the Kendenup property with Albany’s district member. They plan to submit proposals in writing to Minister Wansbrough for ministry review, with locals notified of decisions. Local delegates expressed strong dissatisfaction and warned against further administration changes.
Denmark welcomed the Independent Order of Odd Fellows with the opening of Lodge No. 117 in the Presbyterian Church. About 30 new members were initiated as officers were installed and the Brethren formed a lasting frame of service, with dignitaries from Western Australia aiding the ceremony. The event included speeches by P.W.G. Denby and Bro. Murphy and the presentation of silver mounted gavels.
The community mourns T. Stead Montell a long time dentist and football official who died after a self inflicted act following a period of nerves. Born in Victoria he moved to Western Australia in 1890 and settled at Coolgandir then Toowooba later. He was a friend to local clubs and a committeeman in multiple sport groups. He leaves a wife and three children. The funeral was held Saturday with interment in the Church of England cemetery amidst friends and relatives.
The Irinees Huyal Sorhog Club held its annual general meeting at Premier Motel. President Dr Nuriwa presided as minutes from the prior meeting were confirmed and the annual report noted a successful year with 20 races including the Seashell and Pirate events and several dances aiding club funds.
A local fire brigade band held an evening event featuring musical performances led by Mrs. O’Neil and Mr. Bray, with donations, speeches, and a supper provided by ladies. The program included selections such as Pennytree, waltzes, and dances, ending with thanks to organizers and supporters.
In a drawn out Colchester contest, Essex were all out for 155 in the first innings while South Africa scored 263. Essex followed with 143 for nine, timing it to 309 minutes, and South Africa finished 235 for nine to win by one wicket. The South Africans chased the target within the remaining time, Douglas’s leg theory keeping Essex at bay as tea was not taken.
Reported attendance notes and results from the weekend meeting at Heluwut Park. Jockeys Beranwal and Albert Sheitt are mentioned among riders, with multiple races and outcomes listed including hurdles and stakes such as the Belmont Park Plate and the Phial Stakes with winners named though spellings are uncertain.
In a tight round of Hurley hockey on Saturday High School defeated Wanderers two goals to one while Imperial s beat Checkers four goals to one. Leaders praised for speed and defense with McPherson and Harris noted for strong play and tactical tightening.
A fragmented report notes leaders including Mr George Leigh Mallary and Mr Irvine tied to the Everest ascent. The mission halted as the party’s expedition faced internal dispute and mounting expense, with several papers paying tribute to those involved while uncertainty rising over future attempts.
Mr CC B Cochran organizer of the Raden contests said exhibition authorities had no right to halt the private steer roping event. He asserted only he could decide its continuation and warned cowboys would claim the first prize if the competition were stopped under such terms.
An uproar in the Chamber of Deputies halted proceedings twice. A Socialist assault on a deputy sparked a clash with Communists at midnight while Right and Left groups exchanged expletives. a belt was swung, and cheers rose from the Right and Centre.
A suspect in the Matteotti case confesses the deed and implicates other prominent figures in the affair. The statements place focus on home based meetings and key participants, with authorities continuing to investigate the broader conspiracy surrounding the incident.
Fragmented text describes a steamer sinking near Table Island with SOS signals. Mentions names such as MacMillan and Leicestersiee-re, unclear details about lading and location. The passage references legal or maritime terms and lines about the Anduteans. Potential weather or crash notes are obscured by OCR errors.
The report describes Jugie 22 from London and Browkes Browkes facing Ringseoly in a long tennis match where Br ookes sustained a severe leg injury. Br ookes hopes to recover for three championships next week after leading Kingscote S-1L in the semi final before being fouled out.
Saxanne Lenglen made her first Appticanes wines in exhibition games of the pay club. She was 44 entertaining a fayore, her brittanee anal piwad tye tg amin paired.
Vincent Richards said Helen Wills beat herself by forcing winners on every shot. He expected her to return to her true American form soon. The piece also notes Woods Great Peppermint Cure as a remedy for bronchial coughs.
A report from Melbourne states Senator Barker died Monday after illness at Toorak Hospital. Prime Minister Mr. Wroce, Minister for Home Affairs Senator Meares and Opposition Leader Mr. Charlton sent messages of sympathy. Senator Barker was one of three Wiedan Lebor Senators.
Mr Bruce faced questions in the House of Commons over Imperial preference values and the plan for higher duties on dried fruits. Solvay notes that Britain maintains strong preference support, while observers mark a slim victory for the proposal amid ongoing debates on colonial trade policy.
Senator Wilson supports Bruce’s proposal to the Economic Conference for the reestablishment of a Commercial See. The plan would see Britain and all Dominions represented on an advisory body to oversee trade and economic matters.
Capetown dispatch reports that South Africa expresses no opinion on Britain's internal affairs while noting Dominion rights under the British Commonwealth. The Cape Argus approves Mr Thos Devion for appointing a committee to explore ways besides preference to promote Empire trade relations.
Melbourne report to Parliament cites staffing difficulties for instructional work on plantations and in tore resentment of prescribed Germans. It notes that native laborers and colonial officers face tensions, but praises current forces and expects adequacy soon. After 1927 a resolution on indebtedness is anticipated.
The South African Government plans to invite eight Commonwealth parliamentarians to visit the Union in September. Prime Minister Bruce has not yet decided whether to release a minister for the parliamentary delegation, noting possible government changes could affect the arrangement. The Empire Parliamentary Association operates non-party, but a new government in South Africa may alter the plans.
A puma and jaguar escaped from cages while being transported by train to St Arnaud. The jaguar was killed on sight. the puma was shot after a two hour hunt. Bells rang, townsfolk gathered, and armed parties and motor cars were deployed to warn settlers and recruit guards.
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