Port Stephens and Albany Ports Debate Industrial Benefit
The piece argues for using Port Stephens and Albany to boost state industry, urging balanced representation and cautioning against political feuds. It discusses regional development, shipping access, and the need for practical commercial gains over partisan aims. It notes public meetings, university lecture plans, and local events in Albany and Perth.
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Cilaeetinie Po
Mart Stes
New South Wales
Port Lintole
South Australia
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Los Miner Toon Remlinead
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Port Lincoln
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New South
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Port Stephena
Albany
Fenentetty
Western Australia
Tiwan Carlyle
Howele
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Guildford Brigade wins live rikand event at Albany demonstration
Local reports state the Guildford Brigade won the live rikand event the hose eights at an Albany demonstration. An Albany Volunteer Fire Brigade Ball followed with dancing and supper after an executive meeting of the Primary Producers Association.
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Jainen Hickov
Guildford
Tuan
Fluildford
Albany
Cin Wolseley
Ube
Assoviation
Wantehl
Secutiry
Tontlond
Owever
McA
Mise D. Field
Coflingne
Central School
University Extension Lectures
J. Normans
A. J. Rarnsaby
Mie Tint
Meswra
Returned Soldiers' League Albany Branch Meeting Report
The Albany branch of the Returned Soldiers Sailors and Nurses Imperial League met at the Botchers Institute with increased attendance. The secretary reported no financial members and was tasked to collect addresses while noting the branch's financial position and awaiting a loan.
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Albany Wath
Iteturnol Soldiers’ Sailors, and Nurves’ Imperial League
Botchers' Institute
A. W. Senior
Elliott
Sounness
Anzac Tay
Memorial Hall
Roads Board
Higuera
Mount Barker
Jeen
Trotting Championship heats draw big West Australian crowd
Perth reports a large Saturday night crowd at the West Australian Trotting Association ground for the Australasian Trotting Championship heat. Final results name Torair as West Australian representative, with Vin Direct and Quarta among top finishers in the heats.
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Perth
Australian Eleven vs WA resumes after stumps
The Australian Eleven and Western Australia resumed play with WA scoring 282, Freemantle top scoring with 87. Australia replied 397 for seven, led by Ponsford with 102 and Taylor with 149 as stumps fell on day one.
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Perth
West Australia
Freemantle
Ponsford
Taylor
Australia
Teachers Denounce Corrupt Pictures Alarming Youth
The National Union of Women Teachers condemns films deemed harmful to children, arguing they train youth to break laws and encourage crime. They cite Dr. Sanger Brown, NY State Mental Deserts head, and urge broad public protest beyond teachers.
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National Union of Women Teachers
America
Sanger Brown
New York
Settlement and Development in the Great Southern
A letter from Albany discusses West Australia’s first settlement at Cheyne Beach 15 years ago, land grants of 20 000 acres, and a push for a new closer settlement scheme. It notes swamp lands, draining needs, and potential crops including hay, potatoes, wheat, grapes, and fruit, with transport by State steamer and prospects for coal and oil nearby.
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Britio Iumigration Association
Anenbor Fie Albany
Wanshwougeh
The
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Mra. A. Jule
West Australia
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Sir James
Old Country
Tanke- Amery
Juled
Thuras
Albany
Enon
Kalgan
Wea
Western Australia
Osborne Park
Porth
W.A
Southern Railway
Mownt Barker
Samuel State
Phillipa
Nettlera
Kendopup
Albany's Port Struggles for Growth and Rail Link Hope
A reader letters laments Albany's stalled prospects amid commercial and railway political battles. The writer urges a focused push for a Newdegate railway line, a flour mill, and support for dairying, arguing these steps could revive local prosperity and unify the community.
Kendenup Debenture Proposal Sparks Local Meeting
Mr Da Garis proposes a new scheme to take over lands and assets secured to debenture holders at a Melbourne special meeting. The plan offers denture certificates as security, aims to boost value and liquidity, and avoids immediate cash calls from holders. The Kendemp issue ties to a March meeting and St Patrick’s concert is planned for March 16 at the Town Hall.
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Albany
Great Southern
C.J. da Oaris
Kendeaup
Melbourne
de Garis
Kendenup
de Garix Il
Kendemup
Albany Players Shine In Mount Barker Comedy
On Thursday the Albany Repertory Society staged Married to the Family in Mount Barker to a large crowd. Eustace and Berthold drew praise, Gwen Watt and H. Payne impressed, with the troupe donating proceeds to local sports and show grounds.
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Rake
Rs Berthold
Gwen ‘Watt
Columbia
H. Payne
Peckham Rye Johoney
Clough
Albany
Hock Jey
Aotamattea
Perth Markets update on fruit and grain supplies
The Perth Markets report fruit lines in good demand with prime lemons and peaches varying in price. Pears apples and oranges show strong quotes while the grain market notes firm wheaten chaff and firmer prices for oats and wheat with mixed quality.
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Jona
Bartlett
Qate
Burt
Porth Monilay Report on Gascoyne River Floods
A flood along the Gascoyne River caused heavy damage with water reaching major areas. Officials report no lives or properties lost, though many parts of Lewn were flooded and a long effort to assess damage continues.
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Monilay
Tepontid
Gascoyne
Fine Weather Frevalls Show End Of Wet Week
The week of rain across the Stave ends as forecasts expect stable conditions. Government Astronomer Mr Curlewis advised the Railway Department that shipping superphosphate could resume along the treks.
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Curlewis
Forrest Place Referendum For Extension Plan Tomorrow
The text outlines a referendum on extending Forrest Place to St George's Terrace to acquire land and extend frontage. It notes plans to remodel and erect buildings, retain land freehold, and lease frontages to benefit ratepayers while addressing expenditure concerns. The fragmented wording mentions Maury Iron Apes and various details of funding and frontage development.
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Torrow
Forrest Place
St. George's Terrace
Water shortage at Broken Hill mines halts supply
Mr Triggs head of water supply for Broken Hill mines reports the water delivery ceased on Sunday except for essential services while workers continue limited operations at the mine site.
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Groken Hill Mines
Triggs
Broken Hill
Halunday
Rome
Found Drowned Body with Head Wound in Port River
A man of unknown appearance was found drowned in the Port River on Saturday with a head wound. He had tattooed arms suggesting he was a tailor. body in water several days. no missing person report yet.
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Port River
Statue of King George to adorn Canberra Parliament Hall
Mulbourne reports the Federal Capital Commission will commission Australian sculptor Bertram Mackennal to create a statue of King George for the main hall of Parliament House in Canberra. The announcement signals a major public art commission by the agency in the new capital.
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King George
Bertram Mackennal
Mulbourne
Federal Capital Commission
Georg
Canberra
Mob Attacks Police at Fitzroy Saturday Fight
A Fitzroy mob of over 200 men attacked five policemen who were attempting to guard a handcuffed prisoner. The officers, backed against a wall, used batons to hold the crowd until reinforcements arrived.
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Fitzroy
Prime Minister asserts independence from employers and employees
The Prime Minister Mr Bruce stated the Government would not be dictated to by the Employers' Federation or employees about who would represent Australia at the forthcoming conference in Canberra.
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Bendigo
Quemada
Fred
Thompson
Stanley Haw
Children's Hospital
Perth
Sydney
Bruce
Employers’ Federation
Gaheva
Employers and Employees of
Australia
Escape attempt Ends in Fatal Police Shooting in Sydney
A criminal with a lengthy police history was shot dead during an attempted escape after capture in Sydney. Police halted the fugitive as he resisted and fled, ending the chase with a fatal gunfire incident.
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Manifold Abases
Polles
Sydney
Opposition Leader Questions Recall Move in Sydney Politics
The Leader of the Opposition Mr Bayin condemns a government recall of Admiral Sir Dudley De Chair as a pointless move tied to Mr Lang s. He labels Lange’s politics frenzied and warns the government faces ignominy unless it appeals to the people.
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Col
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Ex-Premier Organiser Appointment Sought
A fragmented note mentions ex premier organizer MR E G THEODORE and A W U appointment. It hints at a Saturday event and a position at the AWE, with unclear details.
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E.G. Theodore
Late News On League Of Nations Deadlock In Europe
Report from London March 4 describes a deadlock at the League of Nations over Germany Poland and France. Ambassadors Brinart and Stiedemann clash as Sir Austen Chamberlain and others express limited hope for a quick solution.
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Pertow
Germany
Hernany
Poland
Spain
Thlermann
Brim
de Stiedemann
Sir Austen
Chamberlain
Allendancty
Bruce warns Locarno spirit at deadlock in Geneva
Prime Minister Bruce declares fear and sorrow over any failure to uphold the Locarno spirit after a Geneva deadlock. He says a breakdown would be disastrous for peace and the League of Nations, urging strong warning and unity among nations.
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Hydney
M. Bruce
Lomlon
Meron
Coneva
Freve
Covent Garden Markets Seek Powers for New Site Move
Covent Garden Markets owners apply to Parliament for powers to move the market to the Foundling Towpite site in Bloomsbury. The plan envisions a market twice the current size with expanded space and storage, referencing the 19th century charter granted by Charles T. term.
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Bloomsbury
On Oeharter
Chavlin T
Salvation Army Dinner for Down and Outs at Mile End Palace
General Booth dined with 1000 Down and Outs from Salvation Army homes across London at the Maple's Palace on Mile End Road. West End waitresses served roast beef, potatoes, vegetables, and plum pudding to guests many of whom had not eaten well for years.
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Salvation Army
London
West End
Death of Lord Kitchener prompts demand for report
Report demand follows a screening of a London fire scene about the tragedy of TLM.S. Hampshire. Australian Agent-General present call for clarity on the mysterious circumstances surrounding Lord Kitchener's death linked to the sinking.
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London
TLM
Wool sales at London auction draw keen demand
London wool sales showed active demand for fine lots with buyers bidding vigorously. Traders reported strong interest in high grade wools as market confidence remains firm.
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London
Debate on tariff policy and party positions in Parliament
Members from the Country party and opposition clashed over protective duties. P G Stewart defended Australian industries while opposing continual high tariffs, noting declines in both raw materials and manufactured goods since 1920. Speakers discussed party pacts, public opinion in the countryside, and the impact of tariff reductions on living costs and export trade.
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P. G. Stewart
Country Party
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Fenton
Siewert
Victorian Farmers’ Union
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Stewart Worid
Pearce
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