Albany Theatre Improvements and Caledonian Social
An Albany review notes stage and seating upgrades modernizing theatres and reducing dinginess. It examines voice training declines amid cinema and penny gaffs, and praises Maggie Moore era contrasts with current tech. Caledonian Society hosts a social with reminiscences and hospitality. Commonwealth Silver Band visit planned with civic reception and town hall concert details.
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Fitepatrick
Caledonian Society
Fora
Kitcher
Nivoll
S.A
McLean
Amorion
Armstrong
Bell
Andeilvien
Nicholl
Belatenvela
Menthe
Beattivh
Bell Nak
Albany
Pire Brigade
Bendigo
Albany and District News Roundup of Events
Inter-district conference notices Easter excursion tickets offered without forms. Albany Season Committee accepts Women’s Institute tender for afternoon tea and luncheon. Denmark road query remains unresolved. Railway dance closes with merriment and refreshments. Bendigo cargo includes animals for Sole’s circus and poultry destined for Durban. South Africa bound boy scouts greet Albany group. Orange Ball at Naval Hall features plain and fancy dress with modest turnout.
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Gcheyser
Datec Doiret
Albany
Barnett
Women's Institute Committee
Wieamer Bendigo
Sole’s Circus
South Africa
Aa Weil
Ag Weil
Santa Australia
Durbin
Denmark Progress With New Post Office and Local Tournaments
Denmark advances toward completion of the new post office and cottage for the joolimater, while work on other town improvements continues. The billiard tournament headed by Mr. Watson ends with F. Cooke defeating Mr. Alderson, and plans for a snooker tourney are promised. Local dairy efforts grow as milk guarantees progress toward a cheese factory, butter fat bonuses are introduced, and an underground telephone system is planned. Angling activity thrives with club competitions led by A. H. Reed and a rich tally of catches across two days.
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Denmark
Uhere
Watson
Br. J. Neokolds
F. Cooke
Me. Alderson
Gamue
White
Westralian Farmers’ Ltd
Shing & Cheese Factory
Nornalap
Manjimup
Boonard
Queensland
Rickey
A. H. Reed
Marek
Teak Pest
Wl Wien
Tae
Tors
Reed
Ce. Hs
Pember
Aloom
BR. J. Nockolds
He Ricketts
C. A. Allen
Ricketts
J Penter
L. Alderman
J Clark
J. Tyson
A. AL Broom
I. Nockolds
Alen
Jun
W. Marshall
Hy Wodaal
M. Thurston
Angove and Angove win tight Mills trophy match in Albany
In Albany Bowling Club two Saturday games were decided. J Angove defeated T Goldt by a single point in the es Mills trophy contest. In the pairs for the golf medal Angove and Angove with Mansa beat Bixby and H Hil 28 to 19, advancing to meet Dewar and partner in the final.
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Albany
J. Angove
T. Goldt
Mr. Downes
B. Angove
Mansa
Bixby
H. Hil
Dingeon
Angove
Dewar
Australian tariff debate stirs Senate and House clash
Australian tariff controversy dominates Parliament with charges of secret agreements in Western Australia. Senators clash over government policy and ministerial conduct as leaders push for tariff protection and imperial trade links. Prime Minister Bruce and Lord Stonehaven stress Empire unity amid economic strain and Wales tin plate impact.
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Pearce
House of Representatives
Stewart
Vic
Tariff Board
Chariton
Stewart Lil
Country Party
Western Australia
Senate
Drake-Brockman
Parker Moloney
Lab. N.E.W
Hook
Crook
Charlton
Peirechia
Waste accounting misses target due to low percentage
The report attributes underperformance to a low waste percentage rather than an overall shortfall. It notes that the measured waste share was below expected benchmarks, affecting efficiency and outcomes.
Western Australia Agency Proposal Sparks Debate
Mr Mann Nationalist member for Perth supports reviving a Western Australian agency to promote the state’s resources. He criticizes Eastern States for ignorance of WA’s potential and urges intelligent publicity to reveal Western Australia’s opportunities to the Empire and Australia. The piece questions consistency and faith in British ideals.
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Somi
Mann
Perth
Maun
Commonwealth
Selbourne
Aguue-General
London
Seaddan
West
Western Australia
Australia
Albany Parents Teachers Association reflects on yearly progress
The annual meeting of the Albany Parents Citizens and Teachers Association heard a report detailing grounds improvements at the High School, Sports Day and Swimming Gala success, library advances, Arbor Day activities, Pets Day, land exchanges, and proposed tennis courts. Elections elected officers including A P Waterfo rds, W Harris, and R B Merrifield. discussion covered federation links and shelter needs. a social program followed with performances and thanks.
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Albany Parents, Citizens’ and Teachers’ Association
J. Norman
University Extension
Central School
Reedy
Barnesbey
Mr Bird
Lands Department
Brady
Oet
King B River Bchool
Education Department
University of Earth
Funde
Federation of Parents and Citizens’ Association
Western Australia
Johna
Miss Bird
Duthie
Mott
Hawkins
Misa Hill
Eustace Jusnsinen
Mina Mahenon
Mina Leako
Mt Barker notes revel in district progress and events
A Mt Barker district update reports a Bendigo shipment cleaned up and port Brisbane tracking underway. Fruit inspectors led by G Wickers praised progress, with 10 000 carted. Next shipment issues loom for Port Brisbane amid transport constraints. Public meeting selects a brass boner board for enlistment memorials and asks locals to check enlisted names. Memorial billiard round sees Mullaly over Kearney 160-144. Dixon defeats Thomas 150-143. Film arrangements in Perth sidestep washout delays. Sunday screenings planned. Cricket notes for Tarnett Shield final at Plantagenet Park 1:30 pm. season hopes rise. engagement urged for South supporters.
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Bendigo
Port Brisbane
Hew Hall
Mt Tharker
Mr. Webster
Dan Mullaly
Tom Kearney
J. Dixon
Ted Thomas
RBS. L. Pictutes
Sim
Perth
Central
Natiikup
South
Ginger
Memorial Club
Denmark District News Reports Trials and Improvements
Mr Lowe of the rural department inspects the experimental plot and expresses satisfaction with results. Mrs Adame manages the refreshment rooms for travelers on the Denmark line. The article notes poor road conditions from Denmark to Albany and concerns over road maintenance and safety for travelers.
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Lowe
Pete
Inter Varsity Sports London Oxford Triumph
London March 21 inter varsity meet results show Oxford defeating Cambridge eight events to three. Conditions were fair with trials competitive. A congregational meeting is planned for tomorrow evening at the church to discuss the large attendance and member involvement.
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London
Oxford
Ford
Cambridge
Harbor works at Prewantly extend amid heavy ship traffic
During this week berthage at Prewantly is heavily jammed as a record number of ships beach to unload cargoes of wool. Extensions of the harbor are being strengthened continuously to support ongoing work and future needs.
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Perth
Monjay
Prewantly
Perioch
Fatality At Northam In Harley Ride Accident
Prink B. Squire a motor cyclist and captain of the Harley-Davidson Cycle Club died from injuries after a skid during a Northam outing. He fell from his machine and was taken to hospital.
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Northam
Prink B. Squire
Hosptal
Harley-Davidson Cycle Club
Labor and political groups in Australian crisis warning
Adelaide and Mocnslay pass en route to Murray Bridge to attend the Liberal Federation venting. Mr Bavin, NSW Opposition leader, warns that Labor governments when in office act as trustees for the whole community and not just for political groups backing them.
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Adelaide
Mocnslay
Murray Bridge
South Australian Liberal Federation
Bavin
New South Wales
Labor Party
Commonwealth
States
Labor
Motor Boat Championship Held at Outer Harbor
The Australian motor boat championship at Outer Harbor on Saturday featured three heats over twenty tiles. Bowth Australia entries Rymill Bron Tortola II and M. K. Birks Lady Id led early, with R. Walters Century Tire from New South Wales also competing. Tortine II won the first heat, Century Tire second, while Lady Id failed to complete the tour.
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Australia
Outer Harbor
Rymill Bron
Tortola, II
M. K. Birks
Lady Id
Bowth Australia
R. Walters
Century Tire
New South Wales
Tortine II
Lady Bid
Drought Breaks as South Australia Receives Heavy Rains
Reports from Qodnadatta and areas along the transcontinental railway confirm heavy rain ending two years of drought. Watercourses surge as creeks turn strongly and conditions improve for the northern regions.
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South Australia
Qodnadatta
Broken Hill
North Melbourne Fracas Leaves Youths Injured
Disturbances in North Melbourne on Saturday night left several youths injured while two men wielded an army service rifle. Five youths sought protection with a woman as one youth suffered a fractured skull.
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Melbourne
Mystery Fever Strikes Iowa District Near Warrackna Beal
A mysterious fever outbreak in an Iowa district near Warrackna Beal causes acute fever vomiting and drowsiness with progressive symptoms. Two children have died.
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Iowa
Warracknabeal
Melbourne Beer Supply Disrupted by Hotel Employee Strikes
Trouble over interpretation of allowances causes potential stoppage of beer supply to metropolitan hotels. The local council has taken up the matter and is considering actions to resolve the dispute and ensure continued service.
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Alfeai
Metropolitan
Cot Hall Couseil
Seamen’s Union Registration Questioned Over Absence
A report notes that Mr. ening repernture of of the fe by pot ra tage to Ma Melbourne in ee with the re registration of the union. In absence will make the application unconstitutional.
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Ening
Ma Melbourne
Queensland Tragedy Bria Monday Covered In Court
Bria Monday faces sensational legal proceedings after a violent incident in Queensland. Court records indicate ongoing testimony and expected rulings regarding charges linked to the tragedy.
Mayoress in hospital shows steady recovery progress
The Mayoress Mrs. Lambert remains an inmate at the Government Hospital but is reported to be making satisfactory progress toward recovery. Dr Baw, Chancellor of the University of Western Australia, on leave in Albany, inspected the Highdop area and praised the building and surroundings before returning to Perth.
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Lambert
Government Hospital
Baw
University of Western Australia
Albany
Perth
J. C. Brennan
W.A. Fire Brigades
W.A. Fire Brigades Board
Conmesdiom
Kester
Flo
Hremen
Green Lizard
Hoe
Bendigo
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