Inspection notices for machinery act examinations and tender
Notices announce inspections and tender for debentures under the Machinery Act 1921. It details bids for steam machinery, debentures with fifteen year terms, and interest plans, with dates, places, and payment methods. Also calls for examinations and certificates for engine drivers and boiler attendants with transfer options. applications require specific forms and fees.
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Albany
Ube
Kontoey
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Lila
Boil Oey
Mashivery
Kalgoor- Ma
Ooorta
Kayla
Boller
Albany notices and events fill local calendar
Government college officials notify V J Blom-Held registered for marriage in Western Australia. Albany hosts dances and card tournaments at Macklomee Union Hall and Albert Hall with refreshments and prizes. Fire Brigade to discuss uniforms. Angove injured. Empire Theatre shows Paramount film Saturday Night with Joan Plavna performing. Woollen Mills signs creek site for a new Albany mill sign and share applications near 96 000 cap.
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V. J
Blom- Held
Connertion
Albany Sal
Sultiers
Albuny Methodist Young Men
Albert Hall
Duke Street
Albany Fire Brigade
Tenight
Ofelock
Fremantle
Tom Angove
Albany
Kalgum
Empire Theatre
Paramount Sperial
Fields
Mins Joan Plavna
Alvany Woollen and Worsted
J. T. Mills
H. EK. Miles
Woal Committee
Treavellers
Craim
Albamy
Farewell to Mr and Mrs Clancy at St Joseph’s Albany
Adherents of the Human Catholic Church gathered at St Joseph’s Schoolroom on Tuesday night to bid farewell to Mr and Mrs Clancy who depart for Goowangerup. Father Gilroy led the proceedings with a program of dances songs and recitations. Speakers praised the Clancys for years of quiet service to the church and community. The evening ended with dancing singing a substantial supper and a silver cake stand presented to Mrs Clancy.
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Lange
St Joseph's Schoolroom
J. Clamey
Goowangerup
Lev
Father Hilroy
Poe
Clancy
Albany
Mr. Cuddiley
Kiroy
Mr. Clancy
M. O'Grady
Chevy
Clumcy
Father Gilroy
Mrs. Clancy
Mia
H. Abell
Memorial Billiard Club heats and local cricket notes
A week of billiards saw Kearsley beat Clarke while giving him four starts in the Memorial Billiard Club event. Local cricket results feature Mt Barker's 262 declared and Cranbrook-Kendenup's chase, with Hurston taking six for six, and Mt Barker leading the cup race ahead of two rounds remaining.
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Billiarsle
Kearsley
Clarke
T. Kearsley
A.B. Clarke
Chinbrook-Keadenup
Mt. Barker
Lari
Cranbrook
Hurston
Johnson
Cyril Wright
Bry
R and Young
Moore Cranbrook-Kendenup
Bw A. Gillan
Tullis
Denmark District Opportune Growth Amid Road Woes
Local district reports show ongoing settlement expansion with forty cottages under contract and a new school planned. Tourists and launches like Britannia and Mavis draw crowds to Manly, while Albany road conditions hinder car travel and prompt calls for improvements. The Albany District Council Primaries meet to set reorganization and conference plans in Perth.
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Manly
Britannia
Albany
Albany Roads Board
Mt. Barker
Denmark
Albany Board
Leo. Dankley
Albans
More
Wuillemin
Hoatel
Dunkley
Beeker
Abb Tle
Women Exhibit Showcases Home Arts and Trades
A local exhibit features women’s work in dressmaking, upholstery, tailoring, embroidery, slippers, carving, cooking, jams, preserves, fruits and vegetables. Prizes range from 3d to 6d with special traycloths. entries accepted via Mrs H T Muir in Kartutreat. floor space offered for displays and local industry.
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H. T. Muir
Kartutreat
Secretarias
Opening of Federal Parliament in Melbourne
The new Commonwealth Parliament opened with oath ceremonies. The Chief Justice and Mr Justice Laines attended the Senate swearing in. In the House of Representatives all 74 members took the oath, including Mr John Tomves. The ex Prime Minister W M Hughes entered late and sat in the Ministerial corner.
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Melbourne
High Court
Justice Laines
Mwemr
Senate
Hen ‘Vee Optil
John Tomves
House of Representatives
Weber
Honter
Francis
Election of Speaker in the House
The deputy of the Governor moved that W A Watt be appointed Speaker after withdrawal of a rival. Watt, praised for Parliamentary experience, was elected and pledged impartiality as he took the chair.
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Hawoul
Murkay
W. A. Watt
Watt
A. Flood
Man
Riles
Mise Cy
Mahoney
Elliot
Johnson
Walt
Parliamentary notes on party leadership and policy shifts
A parliamentary summary notes Sir Elliott Johnson declining to run for Speaker and praise for his impartial conduct. It records Bamford as a potential committee chairman, Bamford and Watt as Country Party nominees, and continued separate party sittings. Labor leadership remains with Charlotop and Gardener as deputy. Anstey as acting leader in the House. Ministry policy focuses on agricultural machinery duties and a sugar inquiry.
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Nationalist
Elliott Johnson
Bamford
Country Party
Watt
Country Parties
Fenton
Hughes
Nationalist Party
Bruce
Federal Labor Party
Parliament House
Barnes and Mesers
Makin, Soullen
Parker Maloney
House of Representatives
Submarine Fleet Plan Promised by Defence Minister
The Defence Minister announced a push for new submarines as current subs become obsolete and costly to repair. He warned repairs could cost over £100,000 with limited remaining life, and vowed a new submarine fleet at the Empire Defence Conference.
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Tve
Ec Nd
Postal Department Revenue Rises in 1921 22 Report
Malbourne Thursday report to the House of Representatives shows Postmaster General data for 1921 22 with profit after interest at £1 541 080, a gain of £428 000 over the prior year.
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Malbourne
Postmaster- General's Department
House of Representatives
Faith Healing Mission Closes At Ballarat
Melbourne reports Mr. J. M. Hiotson’s Ballarat faith healing mission concluded after a notable run. A young girl who had been blind for months now sees, and an elderly woman paraplegia for 20 years reports movement restored.
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Melbourne
J. M. Hiotson
Ballarat
St John’s Ambulance Perth Faces Funding Crisis
Me. Lilley, Superintendent of St John Ambulance Perth, said recent attendances yielded little return for the service, placing it in a precarious position. The council decided to launch a public appeal as revenue avenues shrink and future assistance from local roads is cut.
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Perth
Woo
Lilley
St. J
WA Minister to Represent State at Arbitration Law Talks
The Minister for Justice Mr EL V Celehateh ALIA traveled to Melbourne to represent Western Australia at a conference on arbitration law and related matters. He expects to be away for a fortnight.
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EL V Celehateh
Alia
Melbourne
Western Australia
Freight on Apples Reduced for Present Season
The Minister for Agriculture Mr H K Maley reports a reduction in freight on apples to 4 shillings per cone for the current season. Last season freight stood at 6 shillings 6 pence and earlier 5 shillings had been proposed. British owners eased charges after representations about difficulties in Australia apple shipments, aiming to support Empire development despite unchanged steam running costs.
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H. Kk. Maley
James Connelly
Frieght
Engineers Enter Sixth Month of Strike Over 44 Hour Week
The Engineers have reached six months of dispute since September 26 to secure a 44 hour week. Wives and children live on strike pay from the union. Employers refuse to hire beyond the laid down hours. Justice Powers ruled 48 hours not reasonable. The Coastal Section Engineers seek award deletion but are rejected. Trade union roll calls occur daily at the Trades’ Hall.
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Basia
Hniomivts
Justice Powers
Western Australia delegates chosen for suffrage congress
March valedictory for Mewalmumex Hisale Joyner and Clappham to represent Western Australia at the International Women's Suffrage Alliance congress in May. Delegates from India China and Japan expected. event to be held at the Rome site once home of the Roman Forum.
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Mewalmumex Hisalebeith
Joyner
Clappham
Western Australia
International Women's Suffrage Alliance
India
China
Japan
Mrs Cowan Strains Ankle in Sydney Addressing Meeting
Mrs Cowan MLA for West Australia strained her ankle in Sydney but plans to address a Housewives Association meeting this week. She spoke on parliamentary experiences and said women are needed in every direction in Parliament.
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Sydney
Thurday
Cowan
Wost
Australia
Housewives' Association
World Court debate delays Harding plan approval
The Foreign Relations Committee led by Senator Lodge debated whether the world court is a full court or an arbitration tribunal and discussed reservations and adhesion implications for the United States. The article notes uncertainty about protocol and potential effects on U S ratification. A separate item mentions a sweepstakes for 18 foot and moder damw boats run by the Princess Hoyal Sailing Club on Saturday afternoon March 8 with entries at Norman's.
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Senate
Lodge
Dbtwa
Harding
United States
Sailing Club
Norman
Gales in Britain Cause Vessels to Go Missing
Furious gales sweep Great Britain with reports of the Cunarder Berengaria off the coast near White and several wrecks. Three sailing vessels and two steamers are feared shipwrecks from South Wales ports as weather authorities confirm multiple missing ships.
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London
Great Britain
Berengraria
Leaperiter
Walon
Torrential Rains Drive Rivers in Flood Across Regions
Torrential rains push rivers in Wiles and Yorkshire to flood levels. Local authorities issue warnings as water rises, with road closures and evacuations reported in several towns. Forecasters expect continued heavy showers through the week.
Ulster Parliament Opens with King's Speech Education Push
The Governor General of Ulster opened the Northern Parliament in Helfast amid peace and ceremony. The King’s Speech outlined education reform and civil service oaths, with a Royal Commission planned to study northern resources and industry. Marquis of Dofferin named speaker of the Ulster Senate.
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Ulster
Abercorn
Vhce
Billy
Dofferin
Isler
Adusimal
Duke of York Unveils Portrait of Sir Arthur Pearson
The Duke of York unveiled Sir William Orpen's portrait of the late Sir Arthur Pearson, friend of the blind, at Saint Dunstan’s. He praised Pearson as a servant of humanity and hoped a generous gift would continue his work worldwide.
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Duke of York
William Orpen
Arthur Pearson
Saint Dunstan
Arther Pearwn
Haime
Arthur Ponreon
Government Eyes Origin Marking in Merchandise Bill
In the House of Commons a debate on marking all imported merchandise with the country of origin was raised in connection with the Merchandise Marks Bill the government hopes to introduce then.
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House of Commons
Empire Exhibition Freight Concessions Granted
Shipping companies agree to a 30 percent concession on freight for exhibits traveling to and from the British Empire Exhibition not intended for sale. Applies to outward and return shipments.
Rhodesia Talks Confirmed by British-Recognized Government
Mr Done Lawrae announced that the Hodesian government, recognised by Britain, has decided to confer with the responsible government of Rhodesia.
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Britain
Done Lawrae
Rhodesia
Meeting of Traders Forms Band Support Plan
A postponed meeting at the Soldiers Institute reformed the home and addressed hiring a bandmaster. Mayor K. Rolston chaired as traders pledged guarantees toward the bandmaster’s salary, form a joint committee, and plan annual free entertainment to bolster funds with promises from P. Lambert and others.
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K. Rolston
Brayshaw
Bamlinen
Max
Neil
Gisrantes
Lambert
Ron
Menar« Brayshaw
P. Lambert
Manen
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