Albany Town Council Semi Monthly Meeting Highlights
Albany Town Council held its semi monthly session at the Cowes Chamber. The Mayor Mr W J Day led, with three main items: electric lighting plans, emigration/municipal information, and road and water works reports including Maribellus Road and Vine Street concerns.
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Albany Town Council
Cowes
W. J. Day
Cre A
J. Collins
A. KE. Bailey
M. B. Downes
Me H. C. Poole
Inet
Perth
Cty
Linde Re
UN Pont
Pendenui
Noves Brothers
Eleva
Melbourne
Albery
Seddam
Hawinsley
Rome
Poole
Emigration Bureau
Albany
Flesk
Albany Water Board Considers Funds and Repairs
The council discussed repayment of loans totaling 269 and 200 pounds and noted that government loans cover current accounts. The engineer reported pumping levels for May 28 to June 21, repairs to intake and reticulation, and total water production and ship supply. A plan to purchase canvas hogs for jetty work and other improvements was considered, with staff and door access extended. The report was adopted after finance and leave provisions were approved.
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Alhoy Wister
Bailey
Cr. Collins
Ingapers
Collim
Downes
Wa, Fire Brigades Board
Thedfelows Hall Hosts Labour Social Event
A large gathering at Thedfelows Hall on Tuesday enjoyed a lively Labour Federation function. The evening featured dancing and concerts with performers including Mavis Lawour, Janeous Mower, J Dickson, L McDonald, and T O Keefe. A supper was served by an executive committee led by H Abell as M C.
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Australian Labor Federation
Mivs Lawvou
W. Smith
J Dickoson
Bruce
W. Johnson
Dewar
Thompson
McDonald
Commonwealth Steamship Line Extends Sea Carriage Protection
The Commonwealth Steamship Line decularizes its agents worldwide and notifies shippers that bills of lading issued by the Government will grant protection under the Sea Carriage of Goods Act. Previously this protection applied only to goods shipped from Australia.
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Commonwealth Steamship ‘Line
Australia
North and West Clubs clash in second round fixture
The North and West football clubs meet at Parale Street recreation ground on Saturday for the second round Association competition. Teams list North Shenfield Dawe Lent Kit Potter McDonald Fitzpatrick Green Hage Powell Wheeler Manton. West Angave Bruce Angave Mouchemers Westerbig Sangster Edge Combe Dewar Dickenson Catling etc. Umpire Johnson to preside. Acknowledgments to players for a fine display and praise for Baby McDonald and Kit for goals. warnings to kick out of bounds and tripping.
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Parale Street
North
Shenfield
Dawe
Lent
Kit
Potter
McDonald
Fitspatrick
Green
Hage
Powell
C. Wheeler
Manton
A. Meyers
Durried
Guarterinpine
Westa
B. Angave
Bruce
T. Angave
Mouchemers
Westerbig
Sangster
Edgecombe
Dewar
Dickenson
Catling
W. Bailey
Kelso
Ralph
Potts
Coopers
Mitchell
Lancheter
Simpson
Hustable
Nott
Rapt
Willis
Moran
Angove
Lancaster
Brown
Kelra
Mellowes
Jennings
O'Connor
Harrison
Cooper
Prichard
Laweun
Heddin
Fletcher
H. Dorries
B. Harris
Vieerapt
C. Johnson
W. Johnson
A. Ervkine
Haesson
D. Mercer
W. Hutchins
A. Davey
Baby" McDonald
Kusts
Easter
Enate
Dove
Quartermaine
Cog
Umpre Johnson
Holmes
Norths
Albany
Cab” Wheeler
Newbitt
Fanta
Fitzpatrick
Powelly
Bill
Pug” Green
Bie Huge
Dorries
Len” Powell
Wildman
Satorday
Bruin
Hasia
Dolly Edwards
Percy Davey
Dick” Weltch
Arthur Hailey
Jock
Football Units Prepare for Saturday Contests
Senior players urge discipline and good examples for younger teammates as Burtickers Abell and Joey North show form. Both teams seek a win after recent victories, with plans to field strong lineups next Saturday.
Albany Gulf Club Visitors Lose to Katanning Team
Katanning hosts Albany Gulf Club in a Monday match winning both foursomes and singles. Results list Albany players Kirkness and Tomlinson among the victors, with Katanning securing a total 124 to 64. An evening ball in Katanning honored the visitors with local Perth attendance, purple and gold decorations, and music until the return train.
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Albany Gulf Club
Kadanning
Bunday
Albany
Warkness
Tomlinson
V. Kotanving
Reidy
Pope
Shanon
O'Halloran
Horkoens
Katanmng
Tom Sineon
Lup
Shannon
Couper
V. Jones
Holmes
V. McDonald
Burt
Wingwave
Blickhumne
Richardson
Katanning Club
Mbany
Perth
Correspondence on Capital and Labor Letters to the Editor
A reader argues both capital and labor are on the wrong track in the capital labor dispute. He favors practical use of labor returns over theory and cites J S Fletcher's Heronshawe Main as a reflective view. He predicts disruption will be resolved by unseen moderates rather than leaders on either side.
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Morley Robarta
Obe
A, Smith
Motor Cars for Soldiers Outing Offer Declared
Letter to the Editor urges naming car owners who promised to drive soldiers on an outing but did not appear. George Waters writes that many would volunteer if they knew, praising willing owners who were unaware of the suggestion. The Sydney Presbyterian General Assembly debated church union with votes in favor of union on doctrine and policy, with some dissent recorded.
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Inwt
George Waters
Sydney Presbyterian General Assembly
Presbyterian
Methodist
Congregational
There and Here Reflections on Politics and World Events
A fragmented column reviews global politics and local debates. It mentions Albany, Sleepy Hollow, De Home, Cockwlorum, and Hughes with commentary on law, price fixing, and leadership changes. The piece references Watt bine, Daly News, and figures like Joe Cook and Mr. Mitchell, blending satire with current affairs.
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de Home
Albany
Cartier
Fragmented note on war weariness and return of soldiers
The confused text laments ongoing unemployment and political doubt while referencing peace, democracy, and millions returning from war. It mentions Australia and a broad hope for stability, with hints of people seeking work and roles in postwar society.
Shipping Notes Arrivals and Departures June 25 26
War Robin from Mulbourne arrives with coal. War Funtail departs Durbon for Eucla via Eucla ports. War Robin 5 5 sails for Durban. War Funtail refuels coal then sails for Durban at 7 a.m. Tuesday. Eucla departs for Eucla via port with cargo and mail. Hunebrookly due from Sydney to replenish bankers. War Rubin arrives Melbourne then proceeds coal for Durban. Admiralty planned handover of Wandilla to Adelaide Steamship Co on August 10. Australian Arts Club offers paintings to FLMLA.S officers for wardroom and commodore’s cabin.
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War Funtail
Durton
Tueday
Henry Wills and Co
Eucla
Vesterday
Oango
Railway Department
Hunebrookly
Sydney
Rubin
Melbourne
Buckerine
Durban
Wom
Henry Willa and Co
Samente
Ttm
Admiralty
Adelaide
Australian Ars Club
Flmla.s. Australia
Hong
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Nuree Anderson
Mra. A. R. Hodge
Pianaferte
Dobbie' Sewie
H. K. Corry & CO
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Eet Be Ltd
Mark Orders
Speare
Ali
Price Zen
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Father
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