Port of Hopetoun Trade Notice and Eligibility Call
A notice from South Ward announces the Biate Shipping Service for Hopetoun Port detailing cargo routes and duties. It invites eligible residents to submit documentation by April for a ward auditor position and related postings at the Hear t Office, with a required deposit.
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Biate
Porta of Hopetoun
Kaperance
Eucla
Douglas
Aloo
Rwon
Persia
J. Ardrewanha
Kearnley
al Fernie
Namie En van
Heart Office
Barker Kuward Wester
Oliver
Empire policy debate echoed in Western Australia speech
The text reports a Western Australia audience listening to a speech by a Prime Ministerial figure, arguing for continued loyalty to the British Empire and Australia’s federation. It highlights opposition figures, calls for responsibility for imperial foreign policy, and a defense of maintaining Australia within the Empire and the White Australia policy.
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Prine
M. Arias
Commonwealth
Western Australis
Britain
Pritain
Australia
Australa
Bruce
Western Australia
Crase
Isle
Anatralis
Diitec
Auetralia
Itvwlf
Iolertal
Adwiniwration
Albany
Local Court Sessions Open as Judge Presides in Tis Uenor
In Albany the Local and General Tis Uenor reports that Me Jestae fears an inspector will arrive Tee Lamar morning to preside at the Court of Criminal Sessions opening Wednesday. Hon Mallemdage attends St Patrick’s penie. Jordan of Middle ton-road is linked to a freon beta Karey incident.
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Tee Lamar
Court of Criminal Sessions
St. Patrick's Penie
Jordan
Ind Mes
Middleton-road
Albany
Perth
Albepy
St Patrick Day Events Marred by Accident at Little Grove
A St Patrick's Day gathering at Little Grove ended with two children injured as planks collapsed under them during crowd activities. The event drew a large crowd and included amusements like donkey rides and games. later, police and local officials noted ongoing investigations and safety concerns.
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Lane Ay
Patrok
Litite Grove
Mullins
Leo
Little Grove
Fry
Poldtoes
Schene
A. Wansbrough
M.L
Department of Avrivaliore
Eller
Comstal Distriet
Albany
Wheat transport dispute delays Albany shipments and Bunbury claims
The report details Wheat movements from Albany with Wansbrough and Bran arguing over allocation and storage. It notes claims of 10 000 bags at Bunbury versus Albany entitlement, discusses rail haulage costs from Ongarup Pingrup and Fremantle, and questions why farmers pay extra to support centralization against Albany.
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Bran
Cur
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Brace
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Bunbary
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Wanabrough
Henry Wills and Co
Bunbury
Dee
Pope
Pingrap
Banbury
Donnybrook
Frapeport
Woa@in
State Railway Department
Fremantle
St Patrick's Night Gram Concert at Town Hall
Tomorrow night in the Town Hall a gram concert will feature recitations voice and instrumental items. The latest Fremantle Cow Dance will be performed by a special orchestra under Mr. J Max O'Neill. Secure tickets early to avoid disappointment.
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St. Patrick’s
Fremantle
J. Max O'Neill
Albany Vigilance Committee Looks at Local Issues
Governor visits Mr Barker as Albany Vigilance Committee reviews council replies on removing the municipal hathe to the fawn jetty. Officials discuss land deposits, footpath reconstructions from Norfalk Street to Bridges Street, and plans to attend an Interdistrict Conference in Albany.
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Mr. Barker
C. E. Sewell
Gataray
Thay
Albany- Newdegats
Jeter
Yeyser
Mbany
Ittm
Norfalk Street
York Street
Stirling Terrace
Brunswick Road
Bridges Street
Cheap excursion fares stir debate in Western Australia
A Western Australia dispatch reports a ministerial reply to a request from Albany Municipal Council to extend cheap excursion tickets. The letter outlines three fare categories and explains why return travel cannot be extended beyond ten days, with options to pay the difference for longer trips. The piece also covers a royal visit by the Governor and tour stops near Mt Barker including schools, orchards, and local officials.
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Wenny Albamy
M.L.A
Hailways
J. Wilbcovk
Albany
United Party rally highlights Bruce leadership in Australia
A Friday night gathering at Queens Hall featured Prime Minister Bruce addressing the revived United Party. J F Allen, party president, urged inclusion of the Country Party and Primary Production Association, while Bruce pledged government support for Western Australia’s development and reaffirmed loyalist aims under the British Empire. The British Admiralty and Air Ministry explored a plan for mooring masts to boost naval capacity and reduce base costs.
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M. Bruce
Centraf Gure
United Party
J. F. Allen
Imety
Country Party
Productie Association
Lue
Bruce
Bis
W.A
Australia
Admiralty
Air Ministry
Ehige
Randorhe
Tramway Fatality During Fare Collection At Perth
Henry Nicholls of Fremantle died after being struck on a bogey tram by a car traveling on parallel rails while collecting fares. The Perth incident occurred Monday near the tram line.
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Perth
Henry Nicholls
Pouth Frembantle
Beac
Fremantle
Child Charles Gagen Injured in Fall at Fremantle Home
A seven year old boy named Charles Gagen fell twenty feet at the Immigrant's Home in Fremantle yesterday and sustained severe head injuries. His condition is stated as critical.
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Charles |Gagen
Fremantle
Beaumaris Resort Threatened by Scrub Fire
Beaumaris a seaside town near Sandringham faced extinction as a wall of scrub fire advanced from nearby brush on Saturday. The blaze stretched about 400 yards and flamed up to 60 feet high before volunteers extinguished it with no major damage. Officials believe smoking by rabbiters started the fire.
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Melbourne
Beaumaris
Sandringham
Shipping Matters at Sydney Wharf Union Reverses Vote
The Heturned Sailors and Soldiers' Wharf Laborers' Union in Sydney had earlier declared the Volume joia black on Friday but later reversed the decision. They voted overwhelmingly to proceed with working the vessel and other Commonwealth line keruels, chartered or otherwise. Work on the Volumnia begins today.
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Heturned Sailors and Soldiers' Wharf Laborers’ Union
Sydney
Frday
Criminal Sessions Set To Open In Albany Courthouse
The quarterly Criminal Sessions begin Wednesday with a Supreme Court judge presiding. Two murder charges and a breaking and entering case will be heard. Alfred Bracknell faces a tilting charge. Frederick Morgan stands trial for the wilful murder of Inavik Rilay at Perth-road on February 11. W Rogers charged with breaking and entering business premises at Denmark. Crown is prosecuted by Mr. Hubert Parker. Bracknell by Mr. Gowell. Morgan by C. T. Watkins. Sessions likely to last three days.
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Albany
Alfred Bracknell
Denmark
W. Rogers
Hubert Parker
Crown
Bracknell
Gowell
Morgan
C. T. Watkins
Royal Easter Show at Royal Show Grounds Claremont
The Royal Easter Show runs April 13 14 at Claremont with stock sales on April 15 in Perth. Exhibits include grains fruits floriculture poultry and more with £800 in prizes and a busy ring program. Entries close April 1 and details are available from the Royal Agricultural Society office 289 Murray Street Perth.
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Royal Show Grounds
Claremont
Royal Agricultural Society
Murraystreet
Perth
Burns
Untitled Citizen Speech Gratitude After District Visit
The speaker thanks the audience for hospitality shown around the district and notes efforts to fulfill duty despite shifting public opinion. Acknowledgment ends with the national anthem.
Navy Estimates Add 4.7 Million to 1925-24 Plans
London reports Navy Estimates for 1925-24 submitted to the House of Commons. Oral appropriations total 60,500 pounds, with an increase of 4,700,000 from the current year. Provisions cover completion of ships Effingham Emerald Enterprse, submarines L20 L27, and advance construction of battleships Hood, Nelson, five Kent class cruisers, a liner, two destroyers, and two submarines. Navy personnel rise to 102,000 from 2175.?
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London
Navy
House of Cowmons
Effingham
Emerald
Singapore Base Funding Outline Reveals Large Gaps
Navy estimates show a peak 75,000 spent to date at the Singapore base with 260,000 voted this year and 9,089,000 still required to complete the project. The oil fuel store costs 872,000 with 114,900 voted this year leaving 21,887,000 to finish the installation. The plan resumes work in the development of the base seen as a vital link in the Pacific communications chain.
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Navy
Singapore
First Lord Explains Navy Estimates Suspension
The First Lord of the Admiralty Mr W C Bridgeman clarifies in a statement that the government’s reasons for suspending the Singapore project have been examined by His Majesty's ministers and are deemed justifiable.
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W. C. Bridgeman
Into
Singapore
Kme
Wivisera
Summer-time Bill Passes Commons For Permanent British Daylight
The Summer-time Bill, proposing permanent daylight saving year round, passed its second reading in the House of Commons by 280 to 43. Introduced privately by Colonel Lambert Ward, the Government plans official adoption and to aid passage through Parliament. The measure would set daylight saving from the first Sunday in April to the first Sunday in October.
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House of Commons
Lambert Ward
Cairo Election Update Signals Tight Race
Cairo March 15 1 official results show 101 Zaghlouliat and 101 other party candidates elected. New elections ordered in nine constituencies may yield reform of 2 Zaghlonists and 7 others. Frontier provinces results to be declared next month with final figures seen at 104 Zaghloulist and 111 others.
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Cairo
Frontier
Barker Notes On Jim Parson and Local Harvest Delays
The notes recount Jimmy Parsons being injured by a horse on a return journey from Noonajup to Langton as his 6 year old son Janis struggled to control the reins. Orchard progress faces delays due to boat logistics and caterpillar infestations, with AlphaFan shipments limited to 5000 cases. Barker notes a busy period cutting allotments for the Anphalian to be ferried by Port Darwin and Barrabool, amid forecasted fruit export disappointments.
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Jim
Noonajup
Langton
Janis
Dr. Maunwell
Asphaltan
Port Darwin
Barker
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