Racing WAT C Meeting At Armadale Charity Day
Racing at Armadale features a charity day with a full programme of events. Notable results list Green Baron Ambuasalo Milas Acclivity Kilmaud and Hammer Plate winners across several handicap and sprint heats.
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W.a.la
Coul Gourt
Armadale
Ambuasalo
Wedgelike
Milas
Kilmaud
Howpaway
Hasda
Huclety Sue
Charityen
Morlang
Vanst
Washburn
Thu Piper
Borrisokane
Trutinara
Cricket District Association Preview on Ulster Road Groups
On Saturday Sucerr will be opened to Ellekor as both teams name strong elevens for an intering match not affecting the premiership. North and East West have a bye and will meet next Saturday to decide the standings.
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Ulster
Sucerr
Ellekor
Wilh
Albany District High School ercheq competition ends in Brown victory
In a school faction contest at Albany, the Green and Brown factions clashed with Brown winning 43 to 0 over five innings. Brown opened with a strong first strike and built a 40 lead before Green rallied late in the second innings. notable batting and bowling figures for Brown include Pedlar, Davies, and Brayshaw with multiple wickets and runs.
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Albany District High School
Ercheq
Green
Brown Factian
Brown
Hotvied Sears
Hestones
Davies
Prayshaw
Habre
Milne
Ty Prdiar
Stonehon Ye Pedlas
Brayshaw
Andgesott
Eo Bown
Mi Seer
Halmex
Colson
Median
Howell
Poller
Knigh
Fur Une
Khoty
Mine
Havre
Open boat race results at Residency buoy winded by delays
A buoy race off the Residency closed with Swift, Wea, and Pirate leading before a late reversal due to mis-sailed timing. Weat and Pirate followed, with Ivy in third as crews struggled with handicaps and a rough sea. Other noted boats included Swift, May, Swallow, Pear, Jeann'e, Little fonder and Wild Ware. Nominations for Saturday open boats at 6 o'clock tonight include Norman Bree.
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Reval
Treene
Swift
Wea
Pirate
Wes
Swi
Weat
P. Cooper
8S. Williams
Ivy
G. Stonsiell
May
Swallow
Bowling Club notices and upcoming competitions
A joint meeting at the pavilion discussed the Easter event and a proposed review of attendees. Correspondence with the W.A. Bowling Association outlined entries for the Country Championship Fours and Late Singles Championship to be decided in Perth at Easter. An application from West Football Club sought facility use.
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Tovedey
W.A
Io Perth al Enater
West Football Club
Club discusses licensing act impact on residents and events
A club meeting debated using a pavilion for training from April 1 and addressing residents concerns under the Licensing Act. It planned a Easter holidays falls paddling contest from good Friday, with nominations and fees, plus a war of bowler events next Saturday week. The green committee was tasked to decide topdressing and local arrangements.
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Fire Brigade
Eastur
Pointe Jou
Wagip
Ccaplain
Imeet Iin Los
Shipping Notes From Western Australian Port Operations
Shipping notes detail multiple vessels at Albany and Fremantle including the Eucla, BurraLool, Balmore, Mensroy, Katoomba, Sealda, Shaathhound, Suevie, Euripides and Balrmuld. Ships arrive from the Eastern States and United Kingdom, take on cargoes such as fruit and wheat, lift passengers, replenish bunkers and water, or depart for overseas ports with schedules around April. Henry Wills and Co. agents coordinate berthing and cargo handling.
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Eucla
Euela
Satuday
Hopetoun
Experince
Mints
Railway Department
Burralool
United Kingdom
Harroboo
Henry , Wills, and Co
Gielson Stroomer Balrore
Newport
Sound
Mefgran
McEneharn and Co
Weomer Boonah
Albany
Bakara
Henry Wills and Co
Agenta
Mensroy
Westralian Partners' Limited
Agents
Mellwraith
MeKocharm and Co
Katoomba
Sydney
Western Australia
Melbourne
Adelaide
Fremantle
Melwraith
McEacharn
Cod
Cheapwater
Sealda
Durban
Toring
Mellwraith, McKacharn, and Co
Shaathhound
McKeacham and Co
Liverpool
Cape
Dalgety and Co
Aberdeen
Euripides
London
Balrmuld
Anether
Kapstown
Federal road funding plan signals Australia wide policy
The Minister for Works and Hailways spoke at the Victoria National Hands Association gathering, foreshadowing a Commonwealth and States joint road program. A £1,000,000 Commonwealth contribution is forecast for next year, with £2,000,000 total for main road development. Previous £500,000 step under Dr Page’s 1923-24 budget began temporary provisions ahead of a full policy. A conference of Ministers from all States is planned to align plans, while Dr Page studies Canadian and U S approaches for practical, well-structured highway building.
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Page
Commonwealth
Australia
Overseas Marketing Inquiry Probes Growers Export Returns
The Government reviews export markets for viability and seeks scientific market development. Senator Wilson, Minister for Markets, questions the system from grower funding to selling points, aiming to resolve tensions in pricing and distribution.
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Bee
Wilson
Che Pulate
Jam and Sugar Debt to Sugar Policy Causes Friction
The Associated Jam Manufacturers in Melbourne pass resolutions blaming government sugar policy for industry woes. Prime Minister Bruce replies that most Australian fruit goes to wine or fresh markets, with only a small jam share. Jam prices rose modestly, but growers’ prices did not.
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Melbourne
Bruce How
Suger
Dairy Improvement Scheme for Attetrala Endorsed by Experts
A conference of dairy experts recommends a comprehensive plan for Attetrala to boost production. The proposal asks the Commonwealth to fund state actions, provide subsidies for dairy farmers purchasing approved purebred cattle, and contribute to herd testing costs at £100 per specification per annum.
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Attetrala
Wison
Extension of Co-ordination of Borrowing 1925 28
The Federal Loan Council will be continued for 1925 28 to coordinate state and federal borrowing. It aims to place a common borrower for all states and extend the council’s objects. The move follows a strong interest from state treasuries and support for broader market access.
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Page
Counello
Jordon
Apology Over Small Attendance at Prime Minister Reception
Mr W Watson M H L R. said the Federal Government had bled the basins and needed time on Saturday morning for municipal receptions to a Prime Minister, noting the busy day and limited attendance.
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Me. W. Watson
M.hlr
March 14 Meeting Turbulence and Local Debates
Proceedings touch on the Unownagerup Agricultural Society request for funds, a Fremantle deputation for a lecture on Rinderpest, debate over public lectures in the Town Hall, a near motor accident near Wickepin involving a bridal party, and plans for town prosperity including a new hat factory, church shifts, and local governance. The Fremantle Herald comments on Henderson’s bate and naval policy, while farmers seek extended freight concessions for superphosphate due to railway truck delays.
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Merry
Fiime
Fremantle
Fremantle “Herald
Coure
Singapore
Australia
Western Australia
Horard
Plpla. Exe
Commiudoner
Royal Easter Show entries urged for Perth event
The Royal Agricultural Society of Western Australia advertises closing entries for the Royal Easter Show in Perth on April 1. Schedules are available from 283 Murray Street, with a broad program including horse classes, fruit, vegetables, and grain sections, and a district wheat competition closing July 0.
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Interility
Thous cdl
Royal Agricultural Society
Murray-street
Perth
Defence Department
Rhubard
Cape Goosberries
Wales
Jeter
Time-Table Summary of Morning Departure to Middleton Beach
An old timetable notes a Monday departure from Oberch Corser to Middleton Beach at 2.40 am with additional runs at 15 minutes past and 6 pm. The service departs Esplanade Hotel 15 minutes after the 6 pm run, then the Ling Street Wood Yard area is taken over from Mr den Bee.
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A. Thomson
Borden
Thorson
Summaba
Oberch Corser
Middleton Beach
Ais
Tris
Manas Drive
Esplanade Botel
K Ling Street
Mr den Cbee Bine
Tom
Board Faces Audit Delays and Ratepayer Enlightenment
Government auditors visit has been irregular and the board shields itself behind the auditors. If the auditor misses the meeting none occurs and the board ignores weighty matters ratepayers may demand enlightenment on. The board must return to former habits and accept any good that comes.
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Vita
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E. Barnett and Co
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General Drapers
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Anne Bo Veel
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Sole Agente
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Quality Hardware
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