Visit of Kreokup Wille Club and Mt Barker meetings
The Kreokup Wille club visit ended Saturday with a dinner and dance. A cricket match and later a dance night followed, with a Sunday breakfast and discussion on association rules and club affairs. The Mt Barker meeting saw plans for lectures, committees set for grounds and libraries, and football and club administration decisions, including boundary and umpire appointments and membership logistics.
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Kreokup Wille
Saterday
Eile Siuleh
Uae
Adlermews
Indy Metafers
Iwuataee- Wen
Mitchell
Beard
T. Hartin
Gi. Moxon
Roulston
F. Mortio
D. Paternon
Gad Tela
Hartin
W. Healmiridge
Barkers Aoportec
Thetis
Neil Fa
Wlovke
Panith
Martin
Chester
FL Sennen
Fir Clarke
BOI
A. Sawyer
Rade
Local Sporting Association Plans Season Start and Fixtures
The association approved a season start on May 17 with three rounds for the inter premiership and major prize. Colors fixed as blue jerseys white trousers red socks. A long schedule from May to September lists North South Narrikup and other matchups, with venues including Sureikup and Sounness Park.
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PL Withtins Watt
Iiner
Rccowdts
A. T. Booth
Treaustrét
Association
WAL Bank
Nurrikon
North
South
Narrikup
Nerrikup
South Vo Narrikup
Sureikup
Noreikung
Serth
Norrikup
Angnet North
Amuat Mh South
Neri
Nurrikup
Sorth
Sarrkuyp
Sarrikup
Sounness Park
Astounding Facts Show League Revenue and Membership Rise
The article records sharp increases in football league membership fees with notable clubs listing totals such as Hisdon 415 members and others like Caclon 834, CAST 520, Richmond 224, St Kilda 1300, Collingwood 640, Melbourne 821, totaling 26 380 membership tickets and revenue of 1863. It notes the Aberdeen liner Dewrathenes schedule London April 24, Alfany May 20, labor mood in Fremantle and a shipping strike. It ends with a bronchial cough advertisement for Woode Great Peppermint Cure.
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Larkseason
Patracima Methine
Tutehes
Enya
Rluls
Hisdon
Jotal
Caclon
Aeolony
Richmond
Fitzroy
St Kilda
Seas
South Melbourne
Collingwood
Melourne
Shipping Movements And Arrivals To Albany Port
The State steamer Eucla is belated at Fremantle and due to leave for Keperunce via all ports tomorrow. The steamer Rukow Vergutters is due at Albany on Tuesday to burn coal from Adelaide Co's. The Aberdeen liner Sophocles will depart London June 19 and reach Albany July 24 with passengers and mails. The White Star liner Suevier is en route from Liverpool via the Cape to Albany and expected Sunday week with 644 tons of corn and passengers. The Aberdeen liner Euriplace leaves London May 2 and should reach Albany June 20. Dalgety and Co agents report the Dillera to call at Mombey to tanker wool.
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Eucla White
Mreaantle
Keperunce
Wissengers
Omile
Halfway Department
Lydies
Rukow Vergutters
Anave
Albany
Bumker
Adelaide SB
Sophocles
London
Cape
Shock
Dalgety and Co
Liverp
Dolpety and Co
Banbory
Adelaide
Dillera
Mbuny
New Settlers Arrive From London on Themistoeles
The Aberdeen liner Themistoeles from London via the Cape arrived Sunday after a delay and rain. Port medicals cleared passengers before docking at the deepwater jetty under Mr. J. Cruneour. 450 new settlers, plus five saloon passengers, were allocated to local boarding houses and hotels. Cornish and Devon settlers bound for Denmerk stayed an extra day and left Tuesday morning. Monday afternoon tea for newcomers by the New Settlers League. Many children among arrivals, healthy and likely to become first-class citizens. several aboard are sub-lieutenants in the Australian Navy undergoing training in Bayeland.
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Themistoeles
London
Cape
Albany
J. Cruneour
Devon
Denmerk
Worning
New Settlers League
Lower Town Hall
Austtalian Navy
Bayeland
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Mit. Barker
Coub
Mr. Marler
Soturdi Lowt
Booth
Boothem
Behal
Mark Wall
Clarke
W. Leforte
Mir C
Devia
Jair Poe
Phontagenet Park
Parents and Citizens Association
PE. James
Hoss
Mt. Barker
A. B. Clarke
Om Banking and Exchange
C. Mawnvell
North-West
Peotlall
Louk Ware
de Ke Diage
Mesage Ke Thotias
J. Martin Csurth
F. Souness
FS MfeNairn
Beyer
el Let
Heacetare
H. Hmiek- Wiezh
Mt Owas
Mutehew Ab Bonners Park
Wbscommittee
Vondsting
WF. Somanoen
Fd. Martin
J.B. Drage
F. Wiliins
Messe
Ay, Okley
FL Faugh
J. Drake
A. Clarke
Eo Thomax
J. Martin Weds
Gool
Mesars
Wise
L. Ryan
J. Donohoe
Mitches
Mesaro
P. Young
E. Webeter
P. Jamea
Apc
Lily
Alfany
Fremantle
Hector Stewart
Stewart
M. Stewart
Wugin
Drew, Robinson & CO
Prios
Crew, Robinson & CO
Ironm
Holbrooks Sauce
G. W. Quartermaine
Barnett
Empire Theatre
First
Super Maginetion
Bereen
Cynthia Stockley
Aramones
Paria
Alrivan Voldt
Donhn Gilbert In
Smith’s
York Street
Valusa
Willard
Middleton
Mclntosh’s Furniture Mart
Deitich Lampa
William
Truxton King
William Farnum
Miay McAvoy
Theodore Kosloff
Eileen Percy
Imwtte
Danger
A. E. Heathcote
Empire Buildings
Upatairw
Wall Vint Denmark
Mount Garker
Samu Corr
Waly
Samuels
Perth
Fox
Samuel
William and Murray Sts
High and
William Sts
A. Dh
Town Hall Pictures
the Leading Picture
Musical
Meg. W. Burliner
United Actrets
Goldwyn Super
Yukon
Tiendvasehkwan Sprechal
Arriiolets
Montgomery's General Drapers
Blo
Albany Wool Sales
National Library of Australia
Miles and Merrifield
Manchester
H.B
Harvard
E. W. Harding
Nla.gov
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