Albany Road to the Grove Motion For State Road Aid
At the Albany Road Hound meeting secretary Angove urged building a road from Albany to the Grove to boost tourism and land revenue. He argued the project would connect the chief health resort with growth, noting possible costs borne by the Robinson Estate and support from local officials. Members backed pursuing a formal proposal to the Government, with hopes the road would attract hundreds of tourist cars and increase returns for Albany.
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Albany
Mird
Angovie
Vince
Angove
W.A. Ang
Rome
von Ven
Robinson
South Albany
Perth
Wadieg
Hurvilly
Robinson Estate
Mbung
Mawson
Altai
Athony
Newton
Angore
Torbay Junction Notes Recite Potatoes and Fund Gifts
The Torbay Junction notes recount a potato crop that yields four to five tons per acre in some districts down from eight previously. Farmers hire gangs to harvest tubers at rates up to two shillings per day while donors list a long sequence of gifts to a building fund.
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Tne
Denmark Notes Spur New Works Grants and Local Plans
The district welcomes a £100 grant for the McNabb deviation and hopes for further support for East River roads. Town members miss inspections, while Wanda councils push ahead with upcoming elections and local concerns. The ALP branch reports good turnout and discusses living costs and school transport perks. Mrs Toy and Miss Tee depart Denmark for Albany, affecting church and mission life.
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McNabb
Dod Wilson' Tulet
South Wands
Wanda
T. Middleton Hoe
Clydesdale Sintlion
Dereal
Miks
Fr. . Knowles
Mia
Mise Toy
Denmark
Mondiay
Albiny
Mise Tee
Albauy
Nominations Declared In As Local Election
Mr Barker reports four nominees for road mowers and auditor were elected unopposed at the district meeting with Andrew Muir as returning officer. Elected were E R Warburton F Collins RS Sanders and Thos Holmerston. An Easter program includes a train visit, scout activities, and picnics while fruit export logistics from Albany and storage facilities are discussed for the coming export season.
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Andrew Muiruur
Mien Bers
Mens
E.R. Warburta
F. Collins
RS. Sanders
Thos
Rivers
Barker
Albany
Focal Station
A.V.F.A. Ban l
Fremantle
Unce
Berliner
Mount Barker
Thorediv
Est
Hank
Cimgl
Guy
Co-operative
Iconi
Ams-trotian
Elaigeent Bey
Titien Howe
Mradines
Girowers
Nicol
Wistody
Mulkerrin
Messrs
W Sommess
J. Weet
Kalgoorlie
Althotgt
Pete
Kenton Bette
Laids Purchase Board
Focal
Seaddan
Gen- Heman
Myer
Kendenup
Perth
Bundwy
Im Tur Cor
Mra
G. M. Rotherte
Dodge
Roberts
Teddington
Dave
Porth
Robert
Postal Holiday Arrangements Noted for Good Friday
Post offices in Perth observe reduced hours on Good Friday with no mail dispatch. On Saturday April 4 and Monday April 5 the office operates from 9am to 1pm. Mail to Perth will be prepared at 10pm Saturday and 10am Monday. No deliveries on Friday and limited service by postmen across Clot Pridiy.
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Perth
Pridiy
Albany Co op Butter Factory Directors Meeting Proceedings
The provisional directors of the Albany Butter Factory held a meeting at Mr B C Kensie's premises to discuss the government take over of government cool stores and to prepare an agreement for shareholders. Tender details for building alterations and machinery were reviewed with Mr Cooper for further interview and potential works. The Minister for Industries replied about funding and terms, proposing quarterly installments and government security for plant and buildings.
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Albany Butter Freery
Wttendanes
Trethw
Cooper
A. Seoddan
Avny
Enon
Marchinery
Tor Daria
Bygwer
Wool Auction Results Show Strong Demand Across Regions
Dalgety and Co reports third and final appraisal of the season with 2144 bales and 537 sacks wool faces. High prices were set by Wagin and Cranbrook vendors, while some middling lots benefited from catalog inclusion. overall averages paralleled the strong Great Southern market despite recent tougher conditions.
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Dalgety and Co., Ltd
Albany
Repert
MA Cowan
Farmers and Settlers discuss land issues gathering
Forrest Hill notes an organizing meeting of the Farmers and Settlers Association on March 17 with Surelife and Hon J A Greig MAL. A hall meeting urged land dwellers to back their interests, as officers of the forest mill branch were appointed, and concerns grew over a shortage of fum for export in April.
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Surelife
Farmers and Settlers Association
J. A. Greig
Mal
Jini
Distri
Mewsre
Sate
Greig
Shipping Notes Arrivals and Departures Early March
Shipping notes list arrivals and departures from March 20 to March 27. Fremantle and Melbourne steamers are mentioned with routes to London Esperance and Albany. Movements of Eucla include departures from Albany and Fremantle to Esperance Hope Town and back with cargo and passengers.
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London
Dalgety and Co
Agenta
Huele
Fremantle
Oorge
Jusengers
Esperance
Railway de Partmant
Agente
Melbourne
Vn North
Alhoa
Albany
Duloty and Co
Euela
Mareh
Mhiny
Hopetoun
Apel
Premantle
Athan
iFremantle
Albumy
Destroyers Arrive in Bombay and Australian Exhibits Draw Attention
Current Topics notes the arrival of British-gifted destroyers to the Australian Navy in Bombay on Monday. It mentions Australian prices on display at Lyons Fair, later to be shown in Paris, and reports on cemetery transfers, legal actions in Sydney and Victoria, and a shift in Derby stakes for 1021 and 1922. It also covers an inquest into a motor-vehicle death in Perth, naval improvements on Australian ships, Cadbury’s expansion talks in Hobart, and incidents aboard Canadian vessels near Newcastle and Norah Head. The piece ends with the Forrest Hill Sports Club annual meeting.
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Sia
Bombay
Lyons Falr
Paris
Brookwood
Warfhaves Committee
Sydney
Mir
Justion Pring
de Lawcet Co. Ltd
New South Wales
Victorian
Braweh
Eugenia Victoria Flinn
Clifton Hill
Richard Brain
St. Amond
Queensland Turf Club Committee
Geo. H. Cugley
Perth
House
Flm.a.8
Cadbury's
Hobart
Grost
Tasmania
Hydro-Ceririe
Eata Blinky
Taanania
Fina
Derwent
Newcastle
Melbourne
BR. Winter
Bouider
Goverment Line
Norah Head
Reed
Newcastie
Capt
Winter
Victoria
British Columbia
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Mbany
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Fuwin
Torbay Junction
Kelinge Mie
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Af Borden
Hl Brighten
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Goldemith
A. Trown
Crvign
Mr. Hyland
Sandbar
My. Haymiend
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Teogrene
Heit
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Hutchinsen
MecTanes
Messra
Lealer
Caldemith
Hoes
Sierley
Tregene
Neal
C. Monforth
R, Shirley
J. Moyd
Wo Treear
A. McTnnes
Hor Dieter
Marel
National Library of Australia
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Butteractory
Wool Sales
Weis
Tetcom
Boddington
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Wagin
Cran
Viookeeli
Fahd
AAA
Fo TL Gaunt
Parker
Kojo
Ing
M. Davies
Crapbrook
Gar- Jon Iver
Crinbrook
AAML
Morray
Worbieton
Forrest Hill
Shipping Notes
Hume
Ome
Howerment
Fedora
Forrest Hill Sports Club
Corner Cliff
Melville Streets
Rurse Anderson
Geneval
Nurse Campbell
A.t.wla
Kent House
Brunswick-Rd
Pattinson
Specialty House
H.k.corry & Co
Corner
Fredericks and
Spencer Streaty
Fustrating Alliance Assurance Fire Company
A. W. Dobbie and Co
Taylorite
W. A. Bearman
Patlice
Light Hore
Winken
Dirtriote
Oartright
Bilechonattle
Pireier
Wheelewright
Ly Dowell
York Street
Lowell
Raylay
Peter
Furniture Mart
Middleton Road
H. & Lambert
Perth Road
the Strand
Manka Bros
Manes Bros
Stirling Terrace
I. MH
Johnson
Albany Milk Supply
Mak. Clark
Mlusvting
Tex
Hotmay Reon
McKenzie
Mirling Termier
Albany Bakery
H. F. Timewell
Fontilien
Idrew Robinson & CO Quality Ironmongers
Lami
Enamela
Drew, Robinson & Co
Grand Central Coffee Palace
Edgar Parry
Proprietress
Enquirien
Freemasons’ Hotel
Associated Fruitgrowers
Western Australia
Kalgourlie
Growers
Ianagement
Guldfields
Custantess
Aleaman
M. J. Scanlan
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