14 May 1923
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Newspaper
Albany Despatch
Location
Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 14, 1923
Page
1
A survey of Women’s Realm style tips covers hats trimmed with wide silver ribbons and novel sleeve designs, plus care tips for suede and buckskin items. It notes Easter fashion, fur collarette tassels, and fringe accents, with patterns for cookies and shortbread tarts, embroideries, and chandeliers on dresses.
A brisk catalog lists winter apparel for women including pull-on hats in brushed wool and felt, ready to wear hats in shades like putty and pink, silk and velvet gowns, black and brown coats in velour and gaberdine, and a selection of ratinproof styles with braiding and finish, offering smart serviceable options.
Dr W Maloney Commonwealth Parliamentarian arrives at Kendenup during a tour and hails the settlement’s potential. He recalls Mildura’s mistakes, praises local settlers, and recounts Albany memories, including past medical crises and support from local figures.
The Green and Brown factions clashed as women led by Lewitt faced off with two or three big players from each side. Brown edged Green eight behinds to five behinds, five points, aided by Tarabull Milne Price Lamin on goals while Nott Milne and Trever scored for Green.
The Brown team defeated their opponents six goals to none after a strong showing in the hockey competition. The event featured a meeting of the inning and Brown fiction representatives in the sports section.
The Prdinacy meeting of the Friendly Societies Council held in the Town Hall on Monday elected Mr T L Wirth as president by six votes to three, with Mr Boddie as the other nominee. Resignations of Ma Eubey and Mr Sturly were noted, and a children's event was scheduled for Friday May 26.
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