North Jantor Pootall Clothlessay results and donors
An unclear report lists names and roles connected to a local event and benefits. Names include Mee Melwneld Deasyn F Kevilequa Hawley and others. The fragment mentions prices, stock, and a ball event with attendees and organizers.
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Melwneld
Deasyn F. Kevilequa
T Hawley
Prig
Ales
Neo Lechies
Lee Sipper
Mes
Ens Fulong
Marti
Reese
Mitchell Eines
New South Wales State Commission Report Creates Debate
A bulky report from the New State Commission prompts criticism of local administration and subdivision plans in New South Wales. Proponents warn against central control while opponents argue for broader self governance and continued local administration within a unified Australia. The debate touches on future state boundaries, local government powers, and potential impacts on Western Australia and national development.
Albany News Glimpses of Events and Exhibits
Local notices recount the Sir Wil im Mathews voyage from Albany to Willliaytown, the Mt. Barker Show exhibits including dehydrated apples, and an Anzac Day drive. Reports cover appointments, donations for tree replacement, camp instructions, promotions, and election rumors, plus upcoming lectures, a Mayors and Ladies ball, and a naval drill hall gathering.
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Albany
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Mt. Harker
Wong
Kentcamp
Carson
Geraldson
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Senate
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Pearce
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Albany Guides Bid Farewell to District Commissioner Wightwick
The Albany Girl Guides and Brownies hosted a Wednesday farewell for District Commissioner Mos. Wightwick. Miss Dyme presided, praising Wightwick’s leadership, noting hardships overcome, and presenting a leather case as a token of thanks. Mrs Ree spoke for parents, praising her work, with Wightwick expressing regret at leaving Albany and pride in the Guides’ first cubic appearance. The event included a church parade and a dance apparatus, with funds raised for club improvements.
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N B A medal fin stage attracts strong range turnout
A large crowd attended Saturday afternoon at the range for the N B A medal final. Wind and fading light affected scores though Moyle junior led with a one shot drop and a 106 distance. Farr Bruce King Jackson Whinnall and others posted solid mid range scores as King won the Wey trophy with Farr and Moyle close behind.
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Band Bazaar Opens May 21 at Town Hall in Fondy
In a Mayar seal event Fondy hosts Band Bazaar with a big band and jumble arranged for Tuesday week May 21 at 8 PM in Town Hall. Opening remarks by Mrs. Percy Lambest of the Mayprese precede the show. Attendance urged.
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Percy Lambest
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Albany Fire Brigade Annual Meeting Report and Plans
The Albany Volunteer Fire Brigade met at the fire station on Thursday night with Captain Mile presiding over a good attendance. Reports noted funds raised for demonstrations in Perth and a proposed monument for the late Captain Joe Puddy in Geraldton. Attendance changes left two vacancies. Ben Verran and C. Joes appointed to fill, subject to board approval. Next demonstration planned for Albany in 1926 with Perth's Victorian brigade to assist. a revised program for events and competition formats was adopted.
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New State Movement Findings on NSW Areas
The commission concludes that Sydney may prosper is overstated and Riverina and Monaro would not gain financially from new statehood. Heavily taxed northern residents are unlikely under proposed boundaries, and separation would not yield better commissions or lower taxes. Overall, no new state is necessary to improve self government or administration.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Stractive
Riverina
New Bonh Wales
Monaro
Local Sports and Social Notes from May Evening Events
Mr Barker hosts a sociable evening on Tuesday May 19 featuring a speed event by the Blackwood team. Football open season reports a 8–18 score for The World against Cranbrook. conditions favorable and rule changes noted. Anglican Church social planned for May 14 and the Memoved Club meeting set for Friday at 8 pm.
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Melbourne Head of River Race Highlights Scotch College Win
The Head of the River on Melbourne's Yarra saw Scotch College prevail in a close finish. Observers noted strong performances from Feay and a solid showing by Cranbrook rivals as Monty and others posted notable times. The Rainbow Antestaisers impressed, while Somteh College secured the winning crew with a decisive finish.
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Melbourne
Yarra
Somteh College
Death of William Massey former New Zealand Prime Minister
Reports from New Zealand announce the death of William Ferguson Massey aged about sixty, long time leader and statesman. Born March 26 1856 in Derry Ireland he rose to prominence in Auckland and Wellington, serving as Prime Minister and NZ representative at the Temperance War Conference. He was educated in Londonderry and became Leader of the Opposition in 1903.
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Manluy
New Zeward
Willian Ferguson Massey
New Zelland
Wulive
Linnwoady
County Derry
Ireland
Londonderry
New Zealand
Tearooms Strike No New Developments in Catering Talks
There are no new developments in the catering dispute as opposing forces fail to reach an agreement. The breach appears as wide as at the start, with no progress toward settlement.
Northern State Scheme Angers Western Australia and Queensland
In Melbourne and Canberra the Minister for Home and Territories Senator Pearce explained that Northern State scheme had not been approved by Western Australia and Queensland. Queensland commentary warned the plan risks raising funds improperly. Western Australia’s Acting Premier complained the Funeral document offered no guidance on development of Northern Australia. The Prime Minister stated he had discussed Pearce’s scheme with Western Australia officials in Perth.
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Pearce
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Queensland
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Hrace
Perth
Deputy Premier's Brief Rejoinder on Northern Antrala Scheme
Deputy Premier Mr W C Angwin says no scheme has been placed before him or the Government for Northern Antrala development. He and the Prime Minister and Senator Pearce state they would carefully consider any proposal, but no definite scheme has been submitted.
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W. C. Angwin
De'd
Pearce
Wanger
Robbery Attempt Leaves Tobacconist Injured in Melbourne
In Melbourne a tobacconist Francs Proderick Thomas returned to his flat after 1 am Saturday when two well dressed intruders armed and masked ordered him to open. He resisted by firing a glove thaw, the intruder shot him twice in the abdomen and right arm. He is in danger.
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Francs Proderick Thomas
Thomag
World Famous Violinist Performs in Sydney
World famous violinist Kreieler drew an immense audience at Sydney Town Hall on Saturday night delivering an Anstre poem recital. The performance was hailed as a memorable, superb event showcasing artistry.
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Kreieler
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Bydney
Wembley Exhibition Opens Amid Crowds and Storms
London May 10 crowds filled Wembley for the opening day of the Wembley Exhibition as roads clogged with traffic and a storm broke when the King and Queen spoke. An estimated 1111,000 people attended the event despite the weather.
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London
Wembley
Tramn
British Food Commission Seeks Beef Price Stabilization
The majority report of the Food Prices Commission argues for restraint on beef trade and notes Australian producers favor a price rise per pound while arguing chilled beef imports could affect Britain. It cites Australian and New Zealand importers backing the commission’s findings and discusses public release of price statistics and potential market speculation.
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Food Prices Commission
Britain
Continent
Anatealia
New Zealand
Ford Commission
Y. A. L. Boys Tour in Scotland Impresses Cadets
The Y A L boys conducted a long Scottish tour covering 120 miles of Highlands including Methven Castle Taymouth Castle Killicoran chief and Blair Athol. They were well received everywhere with the cadets praising Bootchy and noting shopkeepers often refused cash and praised the Australians who their best friends in the war.
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Y.A.L
The Wool Situation
Sir W I Aykroyd chair of the Gradated Breakage Committee writes toerry shire harshly about Sir Arthur Finch. He condemns promoting large scale textile trade without proper textile experience and warns against pursuing schemes of great magnitude without expertise.
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Eerry Shire
Arthur Finch
Pilgrim Pilgrimage to Rome Leads Great English Party
Rome May 10 English Catholic pilgrimage of about 1300 people led by Cardinal Bourne arrived in Rome for Holy Week. The group included five English bishops and 100 priests. They attended high mass at St Peters celebrated by Cardinal Merry del Val.
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Bruce-Page Pact Rumors Surface Amid Melbourne Visit
The Bruce-Page pact is reportedly dead after a Melbourne visit by officials of the Stew Couns Party in Weavern Australy. Negotiations continue for a joint team for the Ith y Senge, with terms to be set if talks proceed.
DISPLAY OF APPLES AT LOCAL SHOW CASES VARIETIES AND PACKINGE
An exhibit of apples from Mit district orchards features Breabank, Granny Smith, and others. The display highlights packing and grading practices for export and home use, drawing attention from exhibitors amid forest education aims nationwide.
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Mit
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