Larry and the Avenging Terrors Draws Australian Prize
The article reviews Larry author Hill Grahame winning a 2400 dollar prize from Modder and Stowehten in conjunction with McLean’s Magazine for the best all Canadian novel. It traces Grahame’s career from teaching to war service and notes themes of education, Canadian colleges, and school loyalty in the book. It highlights characters Peggy Tom New and Folly and comments on the book’s appeal to schoolboys and teachers. The review mentions Sydney publisher Flatter and Stoughton and a local notice of railway minister J Peadden visiting Mt Barker and Albany.
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Larry
Hill Grahame
Modder
Stowehten
McLean's
Tiapuel
Aelice
Bailly
Ketham
Les 4
Péries
Echoolbo
Adventarn
Wien
Frais
Australia
Camidian
Manny
Peggy
Peter
Muse
Antimu
Wil Bhs
Sigur
Ry Hus Bolly
Tom
Flatter and Stoughton
Sydney
Todd's Arcade
Yorkstreet
Correspondence to the Editor Comments on War Bonds Plan
A reader urges support for the Commonwealth Government war loan offer. The letter notes bonds maturing in five or ten years, with tax advantages, and appeals to citizens to subscribe by May 28. It praises government efforts to reduce war indebtedness and mentions a sinking fund to redeem debts.
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Commonwealth
Federal
Eam
Viet Resources
Australia
Amyirk
State Bevings Bank
Money Order Post Office
Monet
Tnnestore Ind Citzens
Lewbod and Wallingup land sales feature in week of deals
Katansiog district sees land values rise with sales through HV Piesse and Co. A. B. Gilbert's lease per acre at Lewbod. W. Longmuir’s 340 acres sold at 10 per acre and 7 per acre. Wallingup estate sale yields 60 per acre, Riverdale executors sell 2800 acres at 60 per acre. Community meeting for Albars Parents and Teachers Association set for Monday at 8 o'clock in High School Hall with officer elections and homestay question. Empire Theatre offers nightly film programs with new lineups, prices 1 shilling stalls and 1 shilling 7 pence dress circle plus tax. Thursdays exclude super productions. Box plan at Field's for seating.
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Messrs
Fumd C. Pisse
Wallngup
Riverdale
Belonog
H. Piesco Ielie
Albars Parents and Teachers Association
Bnavnew
Offvers
Ws Homtsl
Empire Theatre
Field's
Contentment in Your Home Supplies at Albany’s Premier Store
Albany store D. hk. & CO. advertises a wide range of quality furnishings at special weekly prices. Offers include linen and drapery fabrics, linoleum, blinds, cretonne, rugs, carpets, and room decor. Featured items list heavy fabrics, axes, sizes, and cut prices with emphasis on value and durability.
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Albany
Dinner at Mt Barker honors retiring Minister Scaddan
A complimentary dinner at the Park Hotel in Mt Barker honored Hon. J. Scaddan, Minister of Railways, as he leaves politics for commerce. Local figures praised his parliamentary work and district service while noting the retirement a moment of satisfaction and regret. The report also notes ships and arrivals linked to Dalgety and Co. with passengers bound for Albany.
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Mt. Barker
J. Bemldan
Park Hotel
B. B. Werbarton
Plantagunet Towde
Mewry A. Booth
J. Martin
A. Muir
J.B. Drage
T. Robinson
Scaddan
Robins
Nobse
Piu
Jong
Contiolose Mave Report Fails to Reach Polken Net
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe a failed or unclear incident involving Conti olose and Polken net with brief names and terms. The source is unreadable and presents no verifiable events or dates.
Albany Woollen Mills Founding Stone ceremony
A large gathering at Albany Woollen Mills watched Premier Sir James Mitchell lay the foundation stone. A boddess of constriction work noted, with silver trowel presented by F Lee Steere to Sir James Mitchell. Addresses followed by Steere, Bals ton, and A Wittenoom.
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Albany Woollen Mills
Jay 4 Mitchell
F. Lee Steere
James Mitchell
E Lee Steere
Balston
Albany
A. Wittenoom
Albany Cricket Team Dominates Country Week Arrivals
Albany representatives in the Country Week Arrival matches topped opening games. They defeated Umengongerap eleven in the first match, with Gooper taking all wickets and Norton and Kin among principal scorers. The following day Albany beat Wongelar by five wickets, compiling 141 for 5 while Wongelar stumbled to 56.
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Albany
Perth
Giowangerup
Gooper
Morton
Albinniy
Norton
Uae
Luc Wickiote
Evan Tmoiings
Barrogie Club Hosts Visitors for Bowl Fixture
The Barrogie club will host a bowl fixture with visitors arriving by night train to play at 2. A local lineup is named including Downes as captain with several players listed. Evening entertainment follows the match. An advertisement promotes Tean's Nerve Nuts for digestive and nervous ailments with a price of three pence for twelve.
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Cin Maforday
Cna
Ighy
Mording
Milne
Angove
Amith
Cowentt
Mills
Waters
Caddihy
Simsue
Nesbitt
Downes
Die. Net
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J Peadden
Mt Barker
Katansiog Land Sales
Syeeelil
Joel Engle Ginn
Axminster
AG Tnek Meurquieete
Oriental Fetiniss
Fear Xml Curtis
Speedal
Wiedow Eitan
Green
Laanwaster
Finliy
Winlow
Drew, Robinson & CO
Stirling Terrace
Carter
Tobler’s Chocolates
Switzerland
T. A Carter
Manea Bros
Nestle
Mo Robertson
Ray, Oe
Crue
G. J. Hill & CO
York Street
Clarke and Phillips
Butchers
Smith’s
Albany Co-Operative Gutter Factory
T. GO. Ltd
Hillard, Anocer & General
Middleton Beach
Gorda
Bensh
Post Office
Useful
W. H. Cooper
Proprister
Albany Tea Rooms
van Wyk
Peapristor
Huppert
AlLoreuun
Sous
Foo
G. W. Quartermaine
East Wan
Bing
A G J. Rawlings
Gordon and
Stirling
Mt. Barker Station
Edie Teng
Rathway
Yabuntiboanes
Lyne
UMMM
Aimee Seether
Janelle Pheer
Ronan
War Horton Bee
Mir
I. Fo Holme Rm
Buwilly Mob
Mre
Thadetan Ciara
Wadeartin
Onlin
Shirley Whyte
Sealey
Wales
Ubternean Bt
Mibaty
Lad
Breck Bany
Lee
Lulu Brand
Kingbird
Frederick Pidd
Sleippine Wiese
Mr. Portia
White Star
Swevie
Liverpool
Dalgety and Co
Averdoon Hner Diogenes
London
Dalgety and Oo. En
Vayors Contiolese
Mave
Polken
Suocgeahul
Nabarogin
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