Auction notice for high-class wares owned by Arnold Piesne
W G Drew, acting for Attorneys of Arnold E Piesne, offers a public sale of high class furniture at the Mart. Items include bedroom suites in silky maple, wardrobes, dressing tables, hall and drawing room pieces, chairs, bedsteads, tents of rugs and carpets, and numerous domestic goods. Auctioneers note urges buyers from the south to take the 6.30 pm train from Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold E. Piesne
Mart
Suire
Albany
Fragmentary Albany Notice on Merrogia and Theanieg
A damaged OCR fragment from the Albany office references Merrogia and theanieg with unclear context. The readable portion mentions Works until mon and Compt de Merrogia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pertionings FW. D. Office
Albany
Sunt Compt de Merrogia and Theanieg
Albany Despatch May 24 1200 Undated notices and local updates
Local items include notes on Epleodid Accomodation for Town and Country patrons, a new electrical fitter opening at Albany, and forthcoming fire brigade practice. Reports cover the Albany Co-operative Butter Factory work, Peace Loan tablet presentation, Benevolent Society meeting, and colonial dispatch on Jubilee celebrations. Also mentioned are tanning experiments in Coolgardie, library book arrivals, and cribbage tournaments planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Birch
RS L
Soldiers’ Institute
Voluniser Fride Brigade
Albany Co-operative
Melbourne
W. J. Day
Albany
Wedaradey
Al= jbany Benevolent Society
Poole
Cuddihy
Yeu
Archdekpon Louch
Addrem
Alforia
United Kingdom
Wr i
Coolgardie
Halls
Todd's Arcade
Jan
Oliver Carwood
Guy Thorns
King Coal
Upton Sinclair
Robert Chambers
Romilly
P. Oppenheim
Rebeccs
Kate Douging Wig
PoCren
Wanted items and help offered in old classifieds fragment
Fragmentary notice lists requests for a wood turning lathe with state price and location Denmark and a newGEWL for house work. It also mentions a yardman position at Tumbsllup Hotel and a thank you note to Everard for bid attention with unclear names and garbled text.
Milnehall hosts lively North Albany club event
Aid of the North Albany Football Club hosted a Saturday night gathering at Milfellow Hall that drew a large crowd. Prizes were awarded in several competitions including ladies, with Mr Hughes winning the Wes prize and Mrs Holes taking the second prize after a playoff. Dancing followed the card games with music by Shenfield and Thomson, Abell as MLC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Albany Football Club
Milfellow Hall
Wnth
Hughes
Messrs. M. Kennedy
F. Hutton
Mr. Shenfield
Messer. N. Thomson
J. O'Keefe
Mr. H. Abell
Mlc
Local News Notes From Albany and Surrounds
Personal items report Mr E W Perkins leaving by Friday’s Perth train on business. Mr and Mrs McCormack return from honeymoon by train to Eucla this morning. Mr A F Cuddiky received word of his father’s death in Victoria at the age of 63. John Robinson, holidaying at Omrah, will return to Albany tomorrow. Mr Percy Thomas, a well known Albany figure, died suddenly on Saturday. F A Owen, letter carrier, has been transferred to Northam post office and left by Friday night’s train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Perkins
Porth Road
Perth
Geo. McCormack
Eucla
A. F. Cuddiky
Victoria
John Robinson
Omrah
Barker
Andorstood
Albany
Percy Thomas
F. A. Owen
Focal Post
Northam
Opening Round of Albany Football Association Second Round
In fine weather on Saturday many spectactors watched the Albany Football Association center and fry raten competition. North and East faced off with East senior disappointing, while North produced a brilliant finish. Wests were expected to beat Iaxe year but North stunned them with 9 to 0 goals, aided by poor East forward work and strong opposition defense.
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Albany Football Association
Center
Australia
Wests
Ull
North and East clash in rough second round fixture
An early 2am parade ground match ends in a North victory after a hard fought second round. North fielded Krebs, Hrown and Elegy with Grey debuting, while East relied on Kennedy to threaten the goal. The pace was high with frequent leads, captures, and multiple goals and minors before halftime.
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Parade Street
M. Kennedy
Loxton
Norths
Hruberth
Hrown
Elegy
Grey
Stirling
North
Foxpat
Tempts
Lard
Wheeler
Shenfeld
Reberta
Imoe
Green
Northy
East
Woking
Windua
Bny
CIA
Kitzpatrick
Red
Northe
Befwee Shenfield
Hoberts
Ecb
Baste
Nerthe
Norty
Wan
P. Davey
Sears
Norths Triumph in Close Match Over Easte by 67 to 28
The Norths dominated after halftime to defeat East by 67 to 28. Shenfield led with multiple goals and minor scores, while Kennedy and Davey counted for East. Best on ground included Shenfield and Wheels for Norths, with Badler and Broun shining for East.
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Tataa
Kennedy
Norths
Fitehatrick
Sheoflald
Songer Cone
Shenfield
Kit
Potter
W. Fitzpatrick
Lagi
Easte
M. Kennedy
Davey
FIRST RATES EAST V NORTH MATCH REPORT
Easts beat Norths 5 4 34 to 1 7 13 in a rough match before the Senior fixture. Norths led the firey first quarter and the second and third terms were even, but the Easts surged late with stronger play in the final quarter. Poor kicking and excessive ball carry marred both sides’ display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norths
Easts
Theine Wismore
North
League Matches In Fine Weather In Metropolitan Area
West Perth defeated Subiaco by 4.36 to 9.16 while Perth posted 7.14 against South Fremantle 7.11. East Perth triumphed over East Fremantle 11.7 to 6.11 in wagering league fixtures.
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Batunday
West Perth
Subiaco
Perth
South Fremantle
East Perth
East Fremantle
Albany and Denmark Clash In British Association Match
In ideal conditions Albany faced Denmark on Ulster road ground before a large crowd. Denmark again won as the visitors mounted sustained pressure with Bailey, Bayley, Onions and Lawrie Smith among the Denmark backs and Bunshton and Weight among the Danish half line. Albany’s forward push created chances but was repelled by Denmark’s defense and goal line saves.
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Albany
Denmark
Inet Weison
Island
Down
Ulster Road
L. Smith
C. Pitt
Bailey
J. Rushton
L. Bracknall
Fr. Bayley
EB. Beyley
CL Brown
B. Onions
Lawrie Smith
K. Bushton
A. Symmons
Rushton
Deept
Bell
Devideen
Little
Johnson
Phdeaux
Spicer
J. Laweys
Pownatt
Clay
Sone
South
Gunf Ares
Smith
Aaved
Onions
Lithe
Lawson
Dowsely
Susorsafal
Laure Smith
Reshton
Weigh
Cpheer
Drnmark
Barrier Miner Faces Legal Threats Over Health Inquiry Nonsense
In Broken Hill on Saturday a lawyer’s letter from Kerr Barnet and Flynn threatens action against the Barrier Miner for a Wednesday article and letters about ten miners allegedly receiving £ per week for ten weeks from the Medical Inquiry Commission while aiding the strike. The Miner rebutted and urged the strike leaders to proceed. An interview with Professor Chapman supported the claims, while accusations spread and denials circulated in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broken Hill
Bel
Kerr
Barnet
Flynn
of At
Denm ark Victory Over Albany After Penalty Kick
A Danish football match ended 1 0 in Denmark’s favor over Albany after a contested moment in which a penalty decided the result. Players and officials were praised for a clean game and a postmatch dinner followed at the Royal George Hotel with reflections on the visit and a toast to the Denmark and Albany associations.
Poles Advance 150 Miles In 14 Days
A May London commentary on Polish military action notes the Poles breached the Dnieper ring by advancing in 16 days along roughly 260 miles with an average depth near 150 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dnieper Ring
Germanys War Material Power Visible In Berlin Interview
Paris May 22 Qeners Nollet head of the Inter Allied Commission in Berlin said in an interview that Germany still holds an incredible quantity of war material. He noted about 1000 guns destroyed representing a fifth of the total and that over 100 destruction centres have been established where workers are operating tirelessly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Nollet
Berlin
Bolshevik Push Triggers Fire at Tokyo Consulate Battle
May 22 dispatches report Bolshevik fighters clashing with Japanese forces in Tokyo as rebels overrun pockets of the city. Casualties mount as consulate buildings ignite during the firefight and hundreds allegedly perish amid chaotic retreat and attempted rescues.
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Tokio
Nikolayek
Hiver Amur
Hed
Janese
Tin
Nikolanek
Mmning
Red Guards
Helena Vale Races Perth Mouilay results and odds
The Helena Vale racing meet in Perth drew a large crowd with multiple events. Results list Midland Hurdle Race won by Miarwi with Captain Alcook close behind. class plates saw winners such as Ethel M and Killogie. Ewan View Handicap highlighted by Alice Kenilworth etc. Totals and dividends given for each race, with betting odds noted.
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Perth
Mouilay
Helena Vale
Goudention
Nyatud
Blue Rain
Amt
Totalisator
Geven Furlgy
Killogie
Bsimumomt
Four Kings
Byway
China Town
Bréting
Ugst
Alice Kenilworth
Red Banger
Manjardy
S.r Chemis
Furigs
Im-hullah
Bettag
Agst
Farewell
Welter
Devil's Wing
Sandvise
Lordirathbury
Tom Castro
Ayrton
Munitr'x
Alma
Bir
Own Town Breaks Neck in Helena Vale Race
In a Helena Vale race on Saturday, Down Town fell at a hurdle and broke his neck. Jockey Fletcher, who rode Down Town, sustained brain concussion and remains unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Helena Vale
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Maparance
Lavecille Bay
Kurla
Capt
Douglas
Eaperance
Murse Campbell, Atwa
Aberdorn-street
Ideal Private
Comnstreets
Mgrenzie
Walkerville Ale
Fi. Merkenrie
Montagu Wilsox
Teition
Mandolin
Wallon
Huraeshoeinu al
Mouchmore & CO
York Street
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W. G. Drew
Drew
Miles, Tipping & Merrifield
Onkaparinga
Miles, Tipping & Merrifeld
York and
Frederick Streets
Grand Central Coffee Palace
Pert
Edgar Parry
Froprietres
Onis
Ellen
Thomas
Tata Dekry
Wits
Pervivel G. Thoman
Mire
J. Stanford
War Service Homes Commission
Western Australia
A.M.P. Cham ‘Rere
William Street
Muntl
Middleton Road
Jab
Walker
H.k.corry & Co
Gerner Fradpriak
Spencer Streete
Albany Lec
Dor
Weber
Sddreen
Darage
Estern Australias Provincial Press Association
Emanuel Buildings
Bt. George's Terrace
Por Sale
Apple Mra. C. Tapegott
Vine Street
Beson Cornet
Vondithin
John Wate
Walt
Parkville
Bruns
Tmfia
Adamg Deine
Everard
Meldosoreen Wits
C. F. Baxter
Baxter
G, Ratelier
F G. Everett
Harris
T. Conway
J. Norman
Miller
W. G. Anderson
A. Perkins
Godh
Engstad
M E
Raferty
Mr. Ferry
E. M. Stockdale
J. Johnson
Messie Mouchamory and Co
Thair
York-street
Arminre Bath
W. Burr
W Teary
Scott
Lacar Board
National Library of Australia
North v. East
British Association
Albany Vy
Pecce
Kalcoorlie
Byrres
Brown
Jeft
Snoony" Rushton
Wall
Brackwell
Bummon
Bern
Albamy
Uistoby
Sikh
Pity
Wrs
Pitt
Dowsett
Davis
P Hsture
Royal George Hotel
Mm, Little
Denmark Footoball Association
Dong So
Mr. Morgan
Deuumark Association
Morgan
Beshton
Molvil Hockey Club
I Danes
St Molu's
Germany
Cheneral Nollet
Commonwealth
Gor
Australian Wheat Board
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