Apprentices Wanted at Western Australian Government Railways
Vacancies exist for apprentices in fitters, turners, boilermakers, blacksmiths, moulders, car and wagon builders, plumbers, tinsmiths, painters. Applications close 5 pm Monday 14/3/1027 at Midland Junction Workshops. Minimum age 15, max 16, with education requirements and a six year indenture after probation.
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Turners
Blacksmiths
Plumbers
Usawal
Hailway
Midland Junction
Stall Selection Board
Albany Lumpers Union Thanks Donors for Annual Picnic
The Albany Lumpers Union of Workers expresses gratitude to shipping and business firms and citizens of Albany for donations of food and goods for the annual Middleton Beach picnic on Saturday February 19. Central figures include storekeepers, brewers, bakers, and various tradesmen who supported the event.
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Chemtta
Amieitere
MB. Kebra
Bakers
Trouble
Mosers
Fo Barnetfree Go
Miles and Merrifield
Frviralkin Yorman Bros
F. Perkins
Cilhens Pnt
Albany Despatch on Municipal and Parliamentary Figures
The article reviews Albany political figures including ministers and representatives. It highlights Mr. McKennie as a hardworking legislator, Mr. Burvill as a steady advocate, and contrasts Wansbrough’s service with rising candidate Baath. It notes uncertain parliamentary prospects for Baath and potential future elections for Wansbrough.
Albany High School contenders pass leaving certificate in February
Three Albany High School candidates presented for the leaving certificate in the supplementary examinations passed in February. Dorrie Richmond, previously ill, passed English mathematics agricultural science and drawing while Hilda Neckett and Jean Bowden added history agricultural science and drawing to their passes. A University Extension meeting is announced for Central School hall with financial reports and committee elections. Also reported is the shipment of fruit from Albany with the first boat of the season lifting 14 000 cases, the Medic expected next, and the Hoyanger wheat shipment setting a Western Australia record with 103 000 bags.
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Dorrie Richmond
Hilda Neckett
Jean Bowden
Albany
Central School
Shipmant of
Woodarra
Dun
Ehip Hoyanger
Berihy
Western Australia
Gettin
Haltona al Aa
J. Lawlees
State Elections Address by Mr Wansbrough in Albany
The speaking event featured Mr Wansbrough defending his three year record in the Legislative Assembly and urging electors to renew support. He highlighted railway, road, and school projects, group settlements, and Wheat exports, while contrasting Labor policy with opponents and addressing criticisms of taxation and land valuation.
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Lin
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Pier Prilalie
McKensie
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Country Party
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Jon
Ennan
Mitchell Panny
Nan
Tae
VT Atand
Brelve
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Hector Stewart
Stewart
Kalgan
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Lavor
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Victoria
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Agricultural Bank
Watkine
Harbor Board
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King River
Hyde
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Heavy rains disrupt traffic in North Perth districts
Rain in North Perth on Monday caused traffic delays as floods and washouts shut roads and rivers overflowed. Local services report hazardous conditions with significant travel disruption across the northern districts and surrounding areas.
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Perth
Per Capita Question Threatens Federal Government Crisis
Malbourne notes the Federal Government faces peril amid opposition to the States Grant Bill. Eleven government supporters indicate determination to oppose the measure as Bruce Page government stands at a potential real crisis.
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Vy Abeligh
Bruce-Page
Accidental Shooting by Policeman in S event
A constable attempting to stop two men who drove off in a motor car shot accidentally from his revolver. The bullet shattered a windscreen and pierced the cheek of one man who was then arrested.
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Paderewski Arrival Charms Sydney Crowd
Eminent pianist Paderewski drew warm reactions on his Sydney arrival Saturday. Report says all who met him were charmed by his extraordinary personality and stage presence.
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Pederewski
Plantat
Sydney
Australia
Reported Massacre Rumor in Solomon Islands Causes Alarm
Reports claim a massacre of native police on Guadalcanal Island aboard the steamer Mataram, with officials tight lipped and Tulavi residents kept in the dark about the extent of the incident. The bid for political figures and tax reforms also appears amid broader colonial debates and local governance discussions.
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Solomon Islands
Guadalcanal
Mataram
Tulavi
A.jwinistra
Tom
Booths Candidature At Albany Poll Meeting
Mount Barker candidate H T Booth of the Country Party will address Albany electors in the Town Hall tomorrow night at eight o clock. The Mayor C F H Wittenoom will preside.
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Willian Lathlain
Ucil Wittenoom
W. M. P. Monaghan
H. T. Booth
Mount Barker
Albany
Legislative Assembly
Audrene
Tueedoe
C. FH. Wittenoom
Police siege ends at Kendah barbers shop
London reports a large police and fire brigade response as Joseph Hayward, a Kendah town barber bound for asylum, locked himself in a bedroom with a revolver. After hoses were used, officers entered and found Hayward dead from a temple wound.
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London
Kendah
Joseph Hayward
Hayward
Uae
New South Wales Governor Lang Reports Irregularate Communications
London March 6 The Colonial Office has not received any communication from Mr Lang Premier of New South Wales regarding the revals of Sir Dudley De Chair. The Australian Press Association is informed the Colonial Office is convinced of the governor's constitutional rectitude.
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London
Colonial Office
Lang, Pramier
New South Wales
Dudley de Chair
Australia
Australian Press Association
Everngr
Rare WA stamps fetch £680 at London sale
A fourpenny Western Australian stamp, inverted watermark, one of only nine known, sold at Pimridge's Chancery Lane for £680 amid a bidding start at £200 rising in £50 steps. One stamp suffered a small tear. another stamp had previously won gold in Paris four years earlier for £1100. King George appears among the noted stamps.
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Pinmridge
Chancery Lane
Norfeot Gample
Paris
King George Possonnea
Migration focus praised by Empire Parliamentary Assoc
The Empire Parliamentary Association issued a long report on the Australian visit. It notes Western Australia differs from other States in migrants needing money and urges promotion of land settlement and the group system. Delegation highlights settler readiness, welder concerns, and calls for accurate disclosure of conditions and pre training like Catterick.
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Empire Parliamentary Association
Western Australia
Catterick
Afternoon Tea Fad Draws West End Women
The latest West End fad features afternoon teas attended in bathing costumes with artificial lamp lighting. Women chat and listen to hushed singing as they bask in glow and social chatter.
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West End
English Nurse Found Dead Near Boulogne
The body of May Daniels an English nurse was found near La Poitiers Boulogne after she disappeared in October. Her companion waited for a homeward boat to England as her brother identified the remains. A doctor suggested the death followed an injection of drugs in company with another person.
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Paris
May Daniels
la Poitiers
Boulogne
England
World Wheat Trade Signals From Western Australia
The World’s Wheat notes shipments and prices for March and April from Western Australia. Cargoes totaling 7760 tons from Western Australia sold at 63/14 per quarter in late February. Australia and New South Wales cargoes and rates are listed with March shipments and chartering details.
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Wheat Department
London
Western Australia
Ghippera
Australia
South Anstrelia
Gay Rer
Victoria
Noarter Rhinnershire
Jasneary Kiement
New South Wales
The
Wails
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Yachting Lady Skippers Win at Princess Hoyal Club Race
The Sweetheart skippered by Mrs Hartmann won the annual Ladies race at the Princess Hoyal Sailing Club. Pearl with Miss D Pannett finished second by half a length over Ivy, sailed by Miss P O Keefe. Swale low retired after tearing a main wheel. new class starts at 7:15 tomorrow with March letters.
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Hartmann
Jolace Pearl
Mise D. Pannett
Ivy
Misa Pat O'Keefe
Wex
Sweetheart
Mre. Hartmann
Pearl
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Pannett
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Mise E. Burton
Melody
Minn
O'Keefe
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