Fragmented Melbourne land dispute report with political twists
A partially legible despatch from Albany details a land case involving Hee terete on an estate and pressure from authorities. It references Dr. Maloney of North Melbourne who visited the property and mentions the Federal House of Representatives and changes in settlement policy. The piece quotes a Prime Minister stance and notes appeals by settlers, with broader implications for a Western Anchoralia locality.
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Tibet
Paullice
Sawithionn
Anchralia
Cearne
Feder House of Repress
Hilives
Informs
Dearis
Peerties
Te ' Ints
Deviston
Warne
Sf Brie
Dolore
Soldier settlement plan debated in state talks
The report discusses proposed soldier settlement areas in the state, referencing Kendonup experiments, private enterprise support, and the need for a practical policy. It notes the political tension and calls for continued progress with figures like Mr Uingan as referee to advance settlement and stabilize the region.
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Unis
Foley
Kendenup
Millie
Leetou
Uingan
Albany Yachting Revival Prompts Port Authority Action
Delegates of the Albany Football Association debated rules and umpire duties, naming Bert Angove as senior match coordinator for Saturday. The meeting discussed funding for a Perth yacht visit, aiming to revive Albany as a yachting centre, with locals urged to support the plan at a forthcoming general meeting. A children’s weekly film series by Mr H e Lambert starts Monday nights, titled With Stanley Theowgh Africa, plus a Monday afternoon public sale and balance sheet review.
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Albany
Wos
Bert, Angove
Het
Og Perth
Albay
Perth
Hia
PL ¥.C
Visit of Mr Scaddan and harbor money talks
The shipping committee discussed deepening the channel and the town jetty with Mr Scaddan. A letter urged the Minister for Works to grant funds to finish the project. Scaddan later said the engineer-in-chief reported the main harbor works funding would cover jetty needs, with no definite extent.
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Mondey Iast
Gcaddan
Albany
Golicitlg
Chamber of Commerce
Scadda
Scaddan
Prioroo
Perth
Sendoan
Albany council debates engineer salary rise amid staff overhaul
The Albany council discussed raising McCormick's salary to £375 a year, amid calls for a full staff reorganization including town clerk and civil engineer qualifications. Dr Lambert criticized the system, questioned the plant's profitability, and urged a broader overhaul before any pay increase.
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Albany Council
Albany
McCormyck
Bern
McCormick
Thornett
Ofe
MoCormack
Lambert
McCormack
Jas
Gis
Mr. McCormack
McCornack
Rr Lambert
Mainst
Me McCormack
E. Jelley
F.C
Commonwealth Students of Accountancy
Dicksee
Yforance
Dr. Lambert
Controversy Over Health Inspector and Electrical Engineer Roles
Debate centered on appointing a health inspector under the Health Act and the use of Mr McCormack as electrical engineer. Officials argued over powers of the Central Board of Health, the cost of wages, and reorganization plans for light and water, with the mayor defending current arrangements as still experimental but improving.
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Poole
Cr Lambert
Central Board of Health
Albany Board
McCormack
Johnson
Lambert
McCormick
Ilias
Che
Anya
Board of Health
Co. Downes
First St John Ambulance Lecture At Railway Station
The opening lecture for the railway class with St John Ambulance is tonight at 4 at the railway station, Dr M B Johnson lecturing. The Volunteer Fire Brigade band under Mr Max O Neill will perform in Victoria Square Sunday afternoon weather permitting, with a varied program including marches, songs and overtures. Attend practice Friday night at the Fire Station and donate to bond funds for the town’s needy institution.
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St. John's Ambulance
M. B. Johnson
Fire Brigade
Max O'Neill
Victoria Square
O'Neill
N.C
Bigelow
de Chanoat
Bulteh
Caryll and
Ruben
Mark
Wright
Fundy
Barker Notes Apple shipments and a rifle trophy event
The report covers Paterson and Co receiving word of Western Australia apple shipments, listing ship dates and quantities, plus a rifle range competition at the Howell club with A Sawyer posting a 68 of 70 but no winner declared due to incomplete results. It also notes the annual club meeting on Saturday, with election of officials, prize distribution, and social plans.
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Howl
Matorson
A. Sawyer
Sawyer
W. Bilcester
Thomas
Klintworth
Martin
O. Ulrike
A.B. Clarke
Vanauilecom
M. Wallace
Hotsu
Pus
Linut Richardy
Gate Wike Wuntone
Hankingon
Couran
L. Hickes
C. Wright
Tun Bevan
G. Johnson
Louis
South Brigade
Max Wright
Scott
Brother Gorden
Lithwek
Fred
Mieke
Freddie Wall
Freddie Willatme
Wear
Dickenson
Collins
Sounness
Ray Clothier
South
Will
Dim Smith
Bill Young
Bell
Hankinson
North
Fr Ieee
Personal Lisp bor Barry returns home after long holiday visit
Barry, who has been in the Kentern States for the past two months, returns home on Tuesday. Mr. J. L. Pried, changing roles at Albany bench of Union Bank, retires after 2 years and ill health. He leaves with a farewell from the Chamber of Commerce and friends, and sees choked by bank clients. Golf Club members bid farewell to Mr. Price and his wife and family.
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Lisp
Bor Barry
Kentern States
J. L
Pried
Albany
Chamber of Commerce Itl Friends
Wid Wade
Bank
Mr. Price Wen
Bie
Kendenup Feiler tour and settler concerns in WA
Reports of a government inquiry to Kendeniuup and Fremantle visits by officials. Discussion on immigration impacts, land policy, and prices for produce. Settlers seek government support while clove Wing residents show fear of change. Local council debates, fire brigade band funding, and stake political tensions noted amid a broad view of Kendenuup’s future prospects.
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Fremantle
Baie
Australia
Commonwealth
Wilson
Perth
Watson
Kendewup
Huawei Og Viet
Bo Atting
Thi St
Kendenup
Itkaioe
Ettent
Digiri
Melbourne Gazette: Railway Robbery Suspect Arrested
Melbourne reports a Tuesday night railway robbery at Spencer Street involving two men who blinded a clerk with pepper spray and stole £274 11s 0d from the Victorian Railway Commissioners. A driver, Charles Dagiels, 20, was jailed after surrendering to police and charged with involvement. A reward of £60 was offered for tips leading to convictions.
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Melbourne
Ratway
Spencer Shet
Lowman
Daelord
Kimg-street
Charles Dagiels
Styte
Spencer Street
Wird
Australian representatives chosen for Imperial Conference London
Senator Wilton to accompany Prime Minister Bruce to London for the Imperial Conference this year following a Cabinet meeting last night. Wilton serves as honorary minister and will join Bruce on the official delegation to Great Britain for the event.
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Melbourne
Wilton
Bruce
Great Britain
London
Tramway Extensions Considered in Bolitan Area
At a Cabinet meeting in Perth discussion focused on tramway extensions in the Bolitan area. The Minister for Railways Mr J domddan noted the department owned material suitable for laying what is termed the road racka. Off has been authorized to proceed with the matter.
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Perth
Matsibolitan
J. Domddan
Government Service Wage Case Resumed at Arbitration Court
Further witnesses were examined before the State Arbitration Court this morning as the hearing on claims of several thousand government service employees continued.
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Witneses
State Arbitration Court
City of York wreck rescue remembered at Rottnest
A stormy night recalls the wreck of the City of York near Rottnest Island. Captain Douglas of Fremantle guided the Dunskey tug to reach the stricken ship, rescuing three aboard despite heavy seas. The incident highlighted his heroism and the crew’s perilous survival.
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York
Rottnest
Ieland
Rockingham
Gannet
Carllaly Castle
Claygow
Fremantle
Douglas
Albany
Dunskey
Rubinest
City of York
Puget Sound
Freiman- He
Dun
Triste
Dun-aky
Oles Hantly
British Note Demands Recall of British Mission
The Soviet Foreign Minister denounces the British note as an unprepared act and demands the recall of the British Mission from Moscow. The British envoy is instructed to return with all staff if Moscow does not answer by the following Thursday. A reply was received, but deemed unsatisfactory, prompting continued pressure.
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Huei
Tehiteherio
Alfies
de Pice
Iisolene
Fituenis
Albert
Russia
Maryums Coreen
Atete
KH. M. Hudgman
Moscow
Hrite
Opinions of Representatives in London on Russia Trade
London May 10. After publication of the estate in the House of Commons on the Russian question M Krassy urged a more open stance. He advocated ties with Russia for broader trade, while the mission’s chiefs warned against shiftingpons to appease the Soviet government.
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London
House of Commons
M. Krassy
Huasia
Londin
Stad
Vlaif
Deportees From Dublin Sail To Holyhead On British Destroyer
Trish Affairs London reports a transfer of deportees from Dublin to Kingstown. The list notes Dublin as indicted and that 110 males and females departed Kingstown for Holyhead on Wednesday morning aboard a British destroyer.
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London
Beasi
Mountjey Privat
Dublin
Kigtland
Kingstown
Holyhead
Art Brien Discharged After Dublin Arrival
Art Brien who came from Dublin on Sunday and was lodged in Briston Frison was formally discharged on Wednesday morning in London.
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London
Art Brien
Dublin
Briston Frison
O'Brien Re-Arrested on Sedition Conspiracy Charge
The Court of Appeal reports O'Brien was rearrested by detectives and taken to Bowstrete police station where he is charged with seditious conspiracy.
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Court of Appeal
O'Brien
Bowstrete
Canadian sugar duty plan sparks refinery protests
Canadian refiners protest a budget provision that would waive duty on sugar at eight cents per pound, warning the move could force several refiners from Canada and impact domestic sugar prices.
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Ottens
Iup
Canad
Balance of Trade Against United States in March
Washington reports the balance of trade turned against the United States in March as imports totaled 402 million dollars while exports reached 48 million dollars.
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Washington
United States of America
Anti Japanese Riots Reported in Shani Province
Reports from Shani Province in Northern China describe anti-Japanese riots with several killed. The Japanese armored cruiser Hayeh has been ordered to Hankow with full speed toward the scene to assess the disturbances.
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Bhaoghai
Shani Provinee
China
Hayeh
Hankowith
Apple market firm and Western Australian Jonathan shipment details
The market shows firmness with Western Australian Jonathan apples quoted 11/ to 12/4. Diagese Hull consignments 10/0 to 12/ in demand, Cleopatras 12/0 to 15/0, and Argyllshire Liverpool shipments to Western Australia at 13/ to 14/. Albany holiday visit noted as Mr J Seaddan and son Tom arrived from Perth, staying at Royal George Hotel.
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London
Berrima
Diagese Hull
Argyllshire
Liverpool
Albany
J. Seaddan
Mire, Seaddan
Tom
Perth
Ads
Royal George Hotel
Yireete Petlenian Ton
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