Albany Road Board License Rules and Public Notices
Notice outlines heavy carting vehicle license fees, exemptions, and penalties under By-law, effective through 1921. It lists fee per wheel, exemptions for farm transport, and magistrate liable damages. Also declares a vacancy in Albany District board seats and invites nominations with a £1 deposit by March 30. Key names include Minister for Works and Trading, Bernari Parker, and local council executive.
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AbHitunal Licewe
Veliuber
Iga
Rael
Degen Kt
Tor. Eerwor In
Coumell
Ein Url
Day Ud
Bernariy Parker
Council
Holiday Excursion Tickets and Weekend Rail Arrangements
Western Australian Government Railways announces special excursion tickets from March 1 to March 2, 2021 with inclusive travel to Albany, Fremantle, and intermediate stops. Train services run Thursday to Friday with detailed schedules for Perth to Albany, Katanning, Narrogin, and Denmark, plus changes to through services and sleeping car provisions. All goods services close March 23. annual report and election of officers to be noted. Esther M. Bruce notes.
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Bulkirhan
Kalgoorlie Sulvirbein Atews
Imutinive
Isi Noem
Sk Niles
Anden
Aiesmonth
Albany
Perth
Nursh
Torth
Wiam
Murrayin
Athan
Iman
Ap Mauni
Spencer's
Katanning
Nurroyla
Pneth
Katani
Nyaliing
Davi
Denmark
Turaday
Knencer
To Let Notice at Fueninved Husk in Kilrling Street
Classified notice offers rooms and furnished lodging at Parkville Superior ward residence. Contact Mr Bawlite for details and application at Howl 201.
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Ktirling
Superior Wiard Ani
Parkville
Arunewick Howl
Mr. Bawlite
Ponpristress
Hhowe
Albany Community Notices and Meetings Update
Albany community calendar reports a volunteer fire brigade drill and church notices, plus a plan for a Friday night recital in Victoria Square. The town prepares for a March 22 holiday, discussions on immigration, housing, and land plans, and a farewell service led by Rev. Drive with afternoon and evening gatherings.
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Ivan
Victoria Square
Tamholo
Mira
Retueney Salers
Soldiers' Institute
Boelork
Altention
Ont Eolwiins
Albany Hood
Une Hk
Felvrvars
Nee
Ale
Hornhwly
Torbay
Hornholm
Brive
Krenkag
Bornholm
Thr
Personal Lady Newdegate Returns to Albany
Personal Lady Newdegate and her daughter Miss Porter arrived in Albany yesterday with Sir Francia Newdegate. Police Inspector Duncan is seriously ill in Melbourne. Mr and Mrs J Seaddan departed for Perth by Tuesday’s train and plan to return next week, hoping to spend Easter in Albany.
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Newdlegate
Mise Porter
Francia Newdegate
Albany
Duncan
Melbourne
J. Seaddan
Perth
Albany Chamber of Commerce Meeting Notes and Actions
Albany Chamber of Commerce held its ordinary meeting with President Forte presiding. Reports covered shipping berth water depths, ministerial inquiries, and arrangements for the Sammern voyage. letters, conferences, and committee appointments were discussed, with holidays set for March dates and plans to improve telegraph and library arrangements.
Board notes delays in deliveries and road hazards near jetty
Business men face inconvenience from late arrival notices and unloading delays. A proposal urged the president to consult the railway minister about prohibited practices. Attention was drawn to a dangerous road near the deep water jetty. officials will seek clearance to close the road and repair the jetty area.
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Statios Mwaty
Tor Ruilway
Fire at Middleton Road destroys shed and endangers home
A fire alarm yesterday evening reported Mrs Hamlin's Middleton road residence on fire. A motorized crew fought a shed that burned beyond saving while strong easterly winds threatened the house. The Swain family, about to vacate, lost belongings and valuables valued over 200. Army equipment and minor items also burned. Fire origin unclear though adjoining resident burning off sparks may have started the blaze. Fire brigade efforts saved neighboring properties. Downes and Mr Dickinson aided.
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Weiss
B. Swiin
Baooka
Downes
Mr. BR. Dickinson
Naval Fianc Fund subscriptions list from Albany
Mr Rhodes thanks subscribers as Albany lists total nautical fund contributions to date. Amounts include A H Dickson 11 10s, Jno Moir 11s, H T Offord 1, Strand 10s 6d, others named with small sums, grand total about £4.
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Rhodes
Albany
A. H. Dickson
Jno
Moir
H. T. Offord
The
Strand
A. Catling
WR. Smith
M. Wilson
P. Davies
A EK. Gime
W Johns
J, Davidson
G Manley
H Piease
W. Field
Honisett and Co
W J. Bean Seeach
C. Kinleyaide
Albany Street Lighting Debate at Municipal Council
At a Monday evening meeting Dr Miles urged expanding street lighting in Albany arguing no need to wait for the 1923 gas lighting agreement to expire. He pressed for electric lights along main thoroughfares parks and gardens and noted gas company rights are not exclusive. The council referred the matter to the lighting committee to study costs and feasibility.
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Miles
Albany
Wes Lampe
Ble
Suport
Dinonemion
Victorian chemists hold special meeting on dismissals
A late news report notes a special meeting of the Victorian chemists association where members debated the dismissal of Morrison and Watson from the rail sector. The State Cadivet urged the gallwary to waive Weser Viren of the two debates tied to the removal as movers in relation to the Mallow executions, stirring resentment among junior officials.
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Discuw
Maesare
Morrison
Watson
Fleming Deserts Watic Ists In Federal Politics
By Thursday, ML in Robertson New South Wales announced he would support the Commonwealth Party moving to the Country Party. He arrived in Melbourne and began arranging to forfeit his peepers and belongings from the Nuritinsul ist Party to the Country Party. When asked to clarify his Modgee statement, Fleming replied he had nothing to add at that time.
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Robertson
New South Wales
House of Representatives
Melbourne
Country Party
Modgee
Fleming
Fortnightly meeting of AN A I A low branch held in Lower Town Hell
The fortnightly gathering of the AN A A low branch met Monday night with President A E Bruce presiding. Minutes were read, correspondence discussed on the School Relay Competition, and two delegates were appointed to meet officials to draft an inter society symposium calendar. Dr Gilbert willing to accept members on same terms as before. May quarter access noted. Motherhood Endowment topic urged branch support. A protest letter to the General Secretary about delays in relay results was decided.
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Low Branch
AN. A
Hell
A. E Bruce
Jackson
Dr. Gilbert
Dowling
Genersl
Albany
Continuation and Technical Schools See Strong Attendance
Attendance at the Continuation and Technical Schools is near one hundred with late enrollments urged before Easter vacation. Forty students study in Technical School with vacancies in Book-keeping, Science and Arithmetic. Classes have grown, prompting a third class and immediate enrollment. A social will follow holidays to celebrate last year’s class distinctions.
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Nitebell
Final round cricket set for Saturday in A and B grades
North and East teams clash in both grades on Saturday afternoon to decide titles. A grade will play at Parade Street ground and B grade at Ulster Road reserve after North defeated East in the previous round.
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Parade Street
Ulster Road
Easts
Dublin Gunfire Incident Leaves Civilians Dead
London reports a serine outrage in Dublin with gunfire directed at a police car from a house in cwicket pee. Police returned fire, three civilians killed, two armed with revolvers. Five officers wounded, two seriously. A search of the house found ammunition.
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London
Dublin
Cwicket Pee
Ambush on Street Sparks Lethal Fight Between Civilians
A semi official account describes a street ambush in which armed civilians opened fire on two trolley cars. Drivers attempted to stop, guards and auxiliaries intervened, and a fierce exchange followed with several wounded and one dead.
Unemployment Problems Wages Board Action in London
A labor official linked to the congress of trades unions told Australian press representatives that a four member special committee was considering unemployment issues and wage reductions. He said a key proposal aims to abolish wages boards affecting about three million workers whose interests must be protected.
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London
Congress of Trades Unions
Australian Press Association
Ale
Owl
Assassination of Ferrara Fasciisti Leader Flares Italy Tension
In Ferrara northern Italy the head of the Fasciisti movement, an ultra patriotic group, was assassinated amid ongoing political strife. The act raises fears of further unrest as authorities pledge to investigate.
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Rome
Italy
Laader
Fasciesti Organisation
Ultra Patriots
Ferrara
Hut
Talaat Pasha Assassinated in Berlin on March 14
Former Grand Vizier Talaat Pasha was assassinated in Berlin while walking on a public street. An Armenian suspect was arrested in connection with the killing.
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Berlin
Taleat Pasha
Turkey
Premier Mitchell Returns to Albany After Visit to Inspect Land Settlement
The Premier Mr. Mitchell arrived by morning train from Herth to Albany with several departmental officers. He avoided local election talk, spoke of policy support and noted no significant unemployment on goldfields while agriculture required workers. He outlined plans to settle adjacent land via grouping, clear and farm 30 westlers per group, and have electors return home quickly. Timber from the land would be processed for railway use and firewood, with byproducts sold. freight charges to relate to timber value. An eight-member Haglich family in Munbalige Wel completed a school attendance milestone of 63 years.
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Agimera Dineuywion
Albany
IIR
Atay
Wert Thoreday
Counci
Headdan
Seaddan
Albany Land District
Katanning
Seeddun
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Herth
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Mitchell
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