South-East Coast Trade. State Steamship Service Notice
The State Steamship Service lists a voyage to Ismael ite Bay on Wednesday March 10. All cargo must be in the Goods Shed by the deadline. For March 18 full freight and fares details are at the Goods Clerk Railways Albany.
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Ismaelite Bay
Railways
Albany
Stephen Tanner
Western Australia
Farmer
Moojebing
Messieura Haynes, Robinson and Watkins
Bolicitors
York Street
Havers, Robinson & Watkins
Marine Excursions Schedule for Weekly and Sunday Trips
Marine excursions run every Wednesday and Saturday at 1 p.m. from Links Grove with fares as shown. Inner and Outer Harbor trips depart Sundays from Town Jetty at 4 p.m. with fare indicated.
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Miver
Jussasy
Thuelay Et
Links Grove
Inner
Outer Harbor
Examinations for Engine Drivers Certificates Scheduled
The Chief Inspector of Machinery announces exams for engine drivers certificates in Perth Kalgoorlie Southern Cross Leonora Mt Marmot Geraldton Albany and Bunbury during April and May. Applications and testimonials must be lodged with the Chief Inspector before March 4 and adhere to revised regulations. No examsillinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Southern Cross
Leonora
Mount Magnet
Geraldton
Albany
Bun
Mey
Ane
Inno Cass
Secorlance
Azact
Cerin
Treasury Buildings
Chief Inspector of Machinery
Kalgoorlie
Mt. Marmot
Bunbury
Testimnovnis
Missing man Farr still not found despite search efforts
A weeklong search by police and relatives fails to locate Mr Farr senior who disappeared after leaving home. Fire crews respond to bush fires near Middleton Head with rapid containment after two outbreaks. Local council warns residents who burn rubbish without notifying the brigade.
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Orelack
White House
Governor Returns to Albany as Heals Progress
Personal notes report the ailing Herbert Robinson shows slight improvement. Governor Sir William Ellison-Macartney arrives back in Albany after a short London visit and stays with the State Commandant. Various local officials and returned soldiers are mentioned along with chamber and boards appointments and retirements.
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Herbert Robinson
William Ellison-Macartney
Metropolia
Albany
Chon
Lkiae-aeage
Etliert Monvartney
Myre
D. Gawler
Angove
Dun. Roy
Morace Balden Buller Tees
Preference to Returned Soldiers Decides Albany Roads Board
At the Albany Roads Board ordinary meeting on Friday, a ballot selected J. E. Angove for secretary, with seven votes to two. Debate focused on preferring returned soldiers, noting prior resolutions and considerations of equal ability and local suitability.
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Albany Roads Board
Burvill
Mayne
Tie
McKail
Ronda Board
Meeks
Maweon
Bray
J. E. Angove
Plantagent
Albany
Histe Implement
Dame
Grassmere
Prom W. J. Galloway
Rodmond
R. M. Birchley
Mr. Birchley
J. J. Cooper
King River
B. Young
Young
Mr Smith
R. Knapp
Martleup
C. Smith
J. Angove
Albany Roads Board Meeting Sees Subsidy and Policy Talks
The Albany Roads Board met Friday with chair Mr A Burvill and members Me sure MacKail Newton Mawgon Douglas and Wolff present. Discussed government subsidy, rate book amendments, vehicle licence fees, road closures in winter, and several local road matters including Rocky Crossing Kronkup and Mountain Road.
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A Burvill
Mesure
MacKail
Newton, Mawgon
Douglas, and Wolff
C. Smith
Department of Works
Roads Board
Fire Brigades Demonstration Committee Holds Second Meeting
The Fire Brigades Demo Committee met in the Council Chamber chaired by Mayor W J Day. Reports showed £15 credit after a £16 1s call and donations, with 280 firemen connected and several brigades to apply. Trophies, budget, and venue logistics were discussed, including sponsorships, wheel use, water valve costs, track leveling, and cooperation with Albany Week.
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Fire Brigades
Council Chamber
W. J. Day
Alo
T. FL Barnett
Catling
Peel
TL G
Boyle
Scott
J. Anderson
H. BE
Miles
Milne
P. H. Meeks
Fire Brigades’ Association
Fhe
Barnett
Burnett
Clontarf
Albany
O'Neill
Association
Osu
Venice
Water Board
Tiwan
Curia Bros
Caris Bros
Downes
Levinson
Red Cross Soldiers
Albany Week
Cowen
Returned Wounded Heroes Return From Quarantine
Wounded heroes landed Friday from the hospital ship Kanowna due to a suspected influenza case were released last Friday. Three officers and 43 men, visibly scarred by war, were greeted at the town jetty by cheering crowds. They later visited the Returned Soldiers Institute for tea hosted by the Red Cross and church ladies, before departing for Perth on the 6:50 p.m. train.
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Kanowna
Returned Soldiers' Institute
Loyal Red Cross Society
W. J. Day
Perth
Plantagenet Rifle Club Resumes Competition Weekends
The Plantagenet Rifle Club resumed matches after a weeks hiatus with a Saturday event on 900 500 and 600 yard ranges. Prior and Peel led scoring with 84 and 99 respectively before Peel won by a tight margin. Detailed scores follow.
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Plantagenet Rifle Club
Spoom
Prior
Peel
Meeting Minutes Mention Guarantors and Adjournment
The record notes a suggestion about guarantors' amounts and that Albany sea port matters were discussed. The session concluded with business wrap up and the meeting adjourned to next Wednesday night.
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Albany Seasor
Albany electric light debate on council control and rates
A public meeting at Igner Town Hall discussed Albany's electric light supply. Ratepayers urged council transparency, expert advice, and security of contract or purchase rights. The discussion highlighted municipal ownership tension and calls for orderly action to resolve the gas and electric conflicts.
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Igner Town Hall
Mtopayers
Albany
H. C. Sims
Bima
Herbert Robinson
Psig
Porwr
Robinson
Dleetric
Coun
Becaue
Sima
A. K. Corry
Corry
Bims
Waters
Harris
Sime
W. B. Smith
Hill
Monaghan
Yorady
Sims
Mr. Monaghan
Smith
Conneil
Military cadet sports day with varied events and a dramatic mile race
In fine weather the inaugural athletic gathering for senior cadets opened at the parade street recreation ground. A full program included donkeys rides, tea by town ladies, and side shows. Green, Mora, and Finlay contested a tense mile final with Green eventually winning after a late surge.
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Parade Street
Eudete
Good Ting
Green
Mora
Finlay
Burgeant
Davey
G. Davey
Hookiswen
J.moran
Cullinane
J. Moran
J. Dickinnon
Marsden
Ames
A. Joanwen
J. Dickinson
Harris
J. Ames
S. Marsden
Amos
Yirla
Moran
R. Coombe
Dickinson
G., Dayvay
R. Tilbert
Finley
Johnson
Hutchins
Jilbert
A. Johoson
R. Green
W. Hutchins
Creen
Denmark Notes on Fires and Harvest Thanksgiving
Week of bush fires ravaged the district with a large blaze crossing a river and threatening homes at Mrs Ricketts and Mrs Ward. H Morgan W Marshall and S Pemlin helped save three families. Pascoe dwelling burned with a dog killed. a homeless family expected to receive relief. Anglican harvest services were held with Rev W A Woolsey preaching and a sale of work raising over £15 despite heat and fire dangers. Two picnics for returned soldiers were organized at peawent in Denmark.
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Binte
Pemlers Block
State Farm
Mesars. H. Morgan
W. Marshall
S. Pemlin
W. A. Woolsey
Peawent
Denmark
Diggers Welcome at Mt Barker Station in Red Cross Effort
Local Red Cross members under Mr Young and Mrs Booth hosted returning diggers with refreshments and fruit at the Mt Barker station. Community enthusiasm was evident as troops cheered the special train to Perth, while regional notes urge butter production and farm development in the South-West.
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Red Cross Society
Young
Booth
Perth
Mount Barker
Hilar
Moonshine Minstrels Visit Mount Barker
Moonshine Minstrels toured Mount Barker on Saturday March 1 to entertain the Mount Barker Girls Club for their repatriation funds. Sixteen performers travelled in four cars, entertained at Park and Reddin’s Hotel, and received enthusiastic encores before departing for orchards Sunday. Miss Crane thanked the troupe and car owners for their support.
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Moonshine Minstrels
Mount Barker
Messrs
A. H. Dickson
W. Forte
E. Hill
C. Dodge
Park
Reddin
W. Berliner
Miss Crane
Girls’ Club
Minstrela
Mt. Barker
Pneumonic Influenza Reports Across Sydney Area
Three fresh pneumonic influenza cases were reported in Sydney on Saturday along with twelve new cases yesterday. One death occurred in Sydney on Saturday and a schoolboy died yesterday at Lismore Hospital.
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Telegraph
Sydney
Monaday
Lismore Hospital
Outbreak in Goulbourn Reports Heavy Casualties
Seventeen deaths occurred Saturday and Sunday from a dread disease in Goulbourn. One hundred forty new cane cases were reported. Four Aboriginal deaths were noted at Btony July compound Kyogle with seven fresh cane cases among Tweed aborigines pupils.
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Sevanteen
Goulbourn
Jully
Kyogle
Tweed ‘Yeads
Namp
British Press Alarmed By Colossal War Expenditure
London reports claim the British government spends nearly seven thousand pounds daily on war costs. Despite demobilisation of 200,000 troops and halted tonnage, the War Office the Munitions Minister and the Food Controller continue high spending.
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London
War Office
Italy and Jugoslavs Near War Amid Economic Ties
United Press reports that Italy and Jugoslavs are drawn toward war as tensions rise. The only factor preventing hostilities appears to be the United States, with both nations dependent on its economy.
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Faris
Bunday
United Press
United States
Par‘iva
League of Nations talks spur emigration and army demands
In Paris the report says upon President Wilwen returning Japan will seek to alter emigration class provisions in the League of Nations charter while France pushes for an international army to protect against Germany and strengthen the league.
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Paris
Wilwen
Japan
League of Nations
France
Germany
Munich Riots Suppressed by Troops After Price Rioting
Madrid dispatch reports Munich rioters including women pillaging butchers and bakers shops amid high prices. government troops dispersed the disorder.
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London
Madrid
Munich
Races at Goodwood Draw Perth Sports Interest
The Goodwood races attracted Perth sportsmen on Saturday with fine weather and solid attendance. Results include Fourth Class Plate won by Berend Division and other handicaps with varied betting odds. The day also featured the Beatea Church Sunday School picnic at Little Grove, with Sparta amusements for children in the afternoon.
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Perth
Beatea
Little Grove
Sparta
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