CAPTAIN KAVANAGH LOPE TO ESPERANCE TOUR DATES
Captain Kavanagh schedule shows Gail for came rich Bremer Bay to Esperance with legs from May 18 in Fremantle and May 22 at Esperance.
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Newspaper
Albany Despatch
Location
Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 13, 1926
Page
2
Captain Kavanagh schedule shows Gail for came rich Bremer Bay to Esperance with legs from May 18 in Fremantle and May 22 at Esperance.
A fragmented report discusses a hoped resumption of duties by the state legislature, possible dissolution, and a general election after the Governor's Speech. It recalls 1784 New South Wales colony formation, boundary expansions in 1825, and the spread of settlements across Australia with figures on area and dates.
A speaker argues that West Australia's centralised governance hinders development and wealth distribution. He cites population and wealth figures, urges separating the Great Southern Province, and proposes a mass petition to federal and state governments to restore regional self government before the next election.
Announcement reports 118 new settlers under a migration agreement for Albany including 47 nominees 11 families 38 persons six farm workers and 12 domestics with plans to contest band events in Albany. Officials note timely approval and call residents to support the movement and future town activities.
The Albany chamber met at the B U L Institute with President Mr Jno Nor win and members Milla Forte Williams Fletcher Smart Miller and A Wansbrough L A. Reports touched on Albany harbor lighting dredge purchase railways stations road work and interdistrict conference matters. The meeting adjourned after discussing zone boundaries swamp settlement and railway depot sheds.
The article notes favorable weather boosting produce trucking and local football fixtures at Narrikup with Barker and Cranbrook near a stage, plus Narrikup players performing well. It also reports a tennis tournament advancing rounds with Manson defeating Ferguson 6-1 and Hall defeating Breele 6-2, amid ongoing practice and spectator turnout.
Residents recall a man named J Robinson married a cer and fled in a car heading east from Wi. Reports say a stranger in a car similar to the stolen vehicle was seen, and Robinson aimed to escape after visiting Smith's motor garage. Police continue inquiries with no definite lead.
The Main Roads Act passed with government assent and outlines that the Governor may proclaim or revoke main roads on the board’s recommendation. It details criteria for main road designation, notification to local authorities, and appeals to the Minister. The act vests main roads and related assets in the Crown and empowers the board to declare and fund developmental roads, with investigations and accounting provisions for such infrastructure projects.
Mount Barker shows progress with new buildings under way as works push ahead despite weather. Football notes cover next Saturday’s North vs South clash, possible lineup, recent friendly at Borden, and local fan interest plus updates on players Billy Millions and Joe Davis.
The Albany Caledonian Society held aTuesday meeting presided by Chieftain Wilkie with Ogilvie McCormish Raul and Smart in attendance. Five new members were elected and finances reported healthy. A social on Thursday 20 was planned with tea provided. The syllabus listed May 20 serial June 17 ordinary meeting July 15 celebration August 19 Beatt Night. An account of the Cowan’s Waklefield paper mills welfare committee New Year social for 700 employees at Penicuik, Scotland was reviewed.
The text notes land may be entered upon surveyed or taken under powers in the Public Works Act 1902 and follows its prescribed procedure. It mentions the act in connection with land required for purposes of the act and references health remedies and cures for ailments.
Perth reports the discovery of bodies in a mining shaft area near Kalgoorlie on the Kalgoorlie Port road. Investigators describe a revolting homicide connected to a timber and salvage site with clues including a geld recovery plant and cart tracks near the shaft head.
The former Agent-General fox with Apetrolia proposes opening vast new territories to extend the empire. He suggests laying lines to connect Brooke ton and Naregain and Kiron with the Commonwealth line, aiming to carry thousands of miles of trade. The plan envisions rapid opening of unsettled regions and boosting industry and settlement.
The Governor General Lord Stonehaven was entertained at Parliament Luncheon by the Styl istry. He responded to a taunt about his health, saying he had addressed a gathering in Australia and that loyalty in Australians has been misunderstood.
A fire at the rear of a Pontmod Richmond confectionery shop killed a young girl asleep in a back room. Firemen say the blaze rapidly engulfed the area, hindering her father C. Af. Woulork from reaching her before she died despite his efforts with a hose.
The report notes a 44 hour dinjure and weekly wage loss amounting to about £120,000, with many workers lacking sufficient savings. It highlights the slow recovery from idleness and suggests employers may only invest to the extent of their plant costs.
The Mayor Mr Percy Layiers will sit for Perth on Tuesday and expects to be away for ten days. Mr A J Barnesby remains slowly recovering from influenza illness. Mrs Cuthbert McKenzie underwent a serious operation in Melbourne weeks ago and her friends hope for improvement. Warrant Officer 4 Hawkins has been awarded the Meritorious Service Medal after serving as officer in charge at the Joral fort. he recently received notice of transfer to Adelaide.
Next Sunday May 16 the Myho District Church in Denmark marks foreign mission Sunday with 11 am service themed The Christian's Duty and 7 90 pm opening titled From Darkness to Light. Services will also be held at Wijlni 1 at 2 90 pm and Group 4 at tren Tt at all services led by Hoy TM G Pearss. A lecture by Ron AW Wateford titled Great Picture of au Great Life will be given Wednesday evening. Everyone is invited to attend and support the brigade parade event in Myre.
Readable fragments show scattered names and places pointing to a misread North Pole themed item. Limited content prevents clear persons organizations or events to identify.
The fragment reports on a cricket match involving Australia and mentions players and the era around the Cullis win. It references Me Sel tu tnt and Kennedy ey, with notes about ministers, Palio, and Barnlyley, plus later pay and a quadratic delta context.
England captain Mey defeats Wartley in a close sprint at Brestol feet teaioy. Nettinghan slips, while Blehem's fein iy phe teat rit tam.
A noisy Monday council session discussed revamping the theater use and painting of a hall, with critics arguing over the legality and cost of repairs. The debate touched on committees, licensing, and potential delays before a new demonstration is arranged.
A reader praises Down's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney trouble claiming dramatic relief from ache and urinary disorders. The letter urges readers to consider the medicine despite uncertain efficacy and notes personal use and hoped cure.
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