Kendenup Dehydration Plant Draws International Attention
Kendenup in Western Australia welcomes a modern dehydration factory planned by Mr. Ay a, De Garis, and Mr. Morton. The plant, designed to process 26 to 20 tons weekly, will be built near the railway, with Morton overseeing a world class dehydration system and construction by local settlers. The project involves substantial local cooperation, factory remains near completion with bricks made on site, and a planned celebration for workers upon readiness.
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de Goris
Kendenup
Posaeasen
Hemsphere
de Garis
Mt. Barker
Wren
Raiwiy
Wile Caine
Om Agel
Whit
Kensalewitij
J. H. Morten
Morten
Averael
Bighind
Seoth
Morton
British Board of Agriculture
Kent
W. Terndale
Milay
Hoeburne
Ken
Hie
Kendellup
Perth
Fasi
New Zealand
Europe
Amerie
Iat Bydinny
Iat Bydinny By the Stewards
Mr. Morton
Sydney
Bis
Rombartinn
Kendemas
Ombud Tiger
Pid
West
Marios
Fastern
Pavi
James Parker
Whyte
Courtlee
Mews, Hoskins’ Foundry
McNorman
Albany
Drew, Robinson, and Co
GOR
Emelunive
Boller Houke
Anil Storme
Wis
Miles
Bates
Siew
Will Tke
Death of Mrs H Lambert Aboard Aberdeen Steamer
Death reported after a tragedy on the Aberdeen to Sydney trip last Friday week. Mrs H Lambert 4, with husband and grown children, resided in the town for over a generation. She died after a fall on a companion way, with her brain injured, despite efforts to save her. The deceased leaves a husband three sons Ernāl Frank Perry and three daughters and many grandchildren. We extend deepest sympathy to the family.
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H. Lambert
Aberdeen
E. Lambert
Lambert
Erneal
Frank
Perry
Returned Soldiers' League Albany Meet Discusses Hall Funds and Memorial
The Albany sub branch of the Returned Soldiers League held its ordinary meeting at the Soldiers Institute. President H. B. Mouchemore and secretary Theo Taylor chaired as members, including J. Mills and J. Williamson, discussed branch apathy, plans for a new hall, and a £5000 memorial for late comrade Lt. McIntosh. They praised Albany’s branch conduct, noted the Soldiers Institute’s meals and services, and considered uniforms, budge design, and Anzac cloth distribution.
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Albany
Messer
A. H. Dickson
Barron
O'Donohue
Mack
Mr. Taylor
Uel
Taylor
Sydney
Lalor Fue
League
South Africa
Soldiers’ Institute
Diggers of
Institute
Liewt. Mclntosh
Perth
Diggers consider friendly society scheme amid memorial debates
Diggers discuss forming a friendly society to provide sick, medical and funeral benefits, funding from soldiers’ funds and Red Cross aid in epidemics. Discussion covers representation of the executive, branch proposals, and support for a League memorial for late leaders, with sympathy votes and thanks to the general secretary.
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Hone
Pik Guy
Fitech
League
Monars
A. H. Dickson
T. H. Harnett
Lege
League Geiag
Donohue
Williamson
Red Cross
Tewan
Messrs
Burrow and Field
Albany
Branch
Meeks
Ife
Agrim
Liew
Meritouh
Commonwealth
Australis
Taylor
Budge
Lambert
Hinsad Lows
Kalgoorlie Market Report From May Fourth Slantgrowers
Kalgoorlie markets show heavy supplies of panra with bulk arriving in off overripe condition. Prime apples scarce with keen competition and inferior quality hard to quit. Potatoes and onions in medium to heavy supply. vegetables dull. Detailed prices list apples jonathan 120s and lower grades, pears winter quantities, quinces, coles, capimonte, delicious, Ben Davis and other varieties with varied prices.
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Kalgoorlie
Panra
Potnton
Jonatha
Towntow
Buerre Eastor
Capimonte
Gloo Morvau
Duispe
Tol Dana
Ben’ Davis
Athaga
Mt Barker Notes From Local Show and River Trade
Mt Barker fruit show preparations and attendance by staff and officials from Perth. Mentions of inspections, estate sales, new brink villas, and church arrangements at Kendenup. Mrs Wallace and family travel plans to Perth and Wicklow Estate. various local contractor and estate updates.
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Narkunda
G. W. Wickens
Erail Induntries
Kulumunda
Keynes
Pordyeers
Perth
Ultmis Intritor
Kendenup
City
Coole
Kendermp
Eulop Ang Cabeeny
David “Uff
Goossea Vien
Chas Moors
Fremantle
Hessell Avenue
C. J. de Garis
Kender
Wallace
Sydney
Keith
Keith Wallace
Coote
Barcer
Park Hotel
Rose
Wicklow
Fellows
T. A. Walker
East Denmark Notes Opened With Community Progress
The April party at Ket Denmark drew a good crowd with Mrs. Phillipe and Mrs. Linnell taking ladies’ prizes while Mr. Pashley and Mr. Johnson won the gentlemen’s awards. Government timber funds new shelter shed for local children, with volunteers preparing erec tion at the school. Attendees praised regular attendance as proof the school was warranted, and Mrs. Toms continues caring for children. A new settler, Mr. T. Church, arrived to join locals, who offer guidance. A timber mill, supervised by Mr. Weight, aims to be in operation soon, boosting district activity.
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Ket
Denmark
Phyllipe
Mis
Linnell
Pashley
EB. Johmson
Kua
Toms
Dom
Weight
Local Option Poll Shows Narrow Liquor Vote Margin
Counting of last Saturdays liquor poll concluded on Monday afternoon. Fuel figures indicate 11 vote majority in favor of reduction. Ballot confusion left many electors unable to mark clearly, impacting totals for state vs district management questions.
Shipping Notes of Eastern Route Arrivals and Departures
Shipping notices report the White Star liner Vermic ta arriving from the Eastern Stuley with 400 bales wool 700 tons water stores and passengers and mails before London via the Cape. The Mahanade resumes Sydney voyage after coal transfer. The Millona departs Sydney for Albany with general cargo. The Kaelo advertised to sail for Experance with cargo passengers and railway staff. The Aberdeen Chemnits ta dow sails for London Australia ports. Glen Rinda arrived Wallaroo bunkered wool then sailed to Marseilles via Port Said. Jaontraiv due from Kaviern Blues for Mellwraith coal. Pworfmead to arrive Thyvenard for coal. Aberdeen liner tripides to Albany then to King land. Ceramic left London and due Albany with cargo passengers and mails.
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Stuley
London
Cape—Dalgety Gud Co
Mahanade
Adelaide
Sydney
Millona
Melbourne
Albany
Dugante
Kaelo
Aail
Nile Railway Department
Aberdeen Mnet Chemnits
Culpe—Dalgely and Co
White Star
Ceramic
Australia
Two Foundations Reward Large Families in Feanesa Prizes
Ninety families have participated in prizes from two foundations that encourage large families in Feanesa. Beneficiaries include several centaurs, per Seacon team, with varying outcomes and recognitions among winners.
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Willson
Feanesa
Cen Eors
Seacon
Any
Iwatve
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