Albany Naval Sports Report Notes Omitted Names and Passes
The article lists omissions from a naval sports committee and notes passes awarded at Albany exams. It mentions Messrs A Walker L Prideaux D Gould and secretary F W Rus, with details on pass recipients Rosaline Pember Gwendoline Powe Catherine Rennie Ida Clingin and others. includes local officials and residents.
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Messrs. A. Walker
L. Prideaux
D. Gould
F W. Rus
London
Albany
Rosaline Pember
Gwendoline Powe
Catherine Rennie
Ida Clingin
A. KR. Hodge
Gimakals
Alee
For Sale or To Let Farm Property
Fragmentary notice announces a four acre farm for sale or let. Text is incomplete but indicates an agricultural property with potential erection or improvements. Local phrasing suggests a classified real estate item from an older newspaper page.
Albany ratepayers hear half yearly financial report
The half yearly meeting of Albany rate payers, presided by Mayor W J Day, reviewed debit balances in general and health accounts. The Water Board's six month statement showed a £247 1/4 credit, and plans discussed insurance, staff changes, and road and lamp maintenance with limited funds and pending loans.
Albany Water Board Meeting Reports Strong Ship Watering
At Monday night’s Albany Water Board meeting the engineer reported maintenance completed and the works in good order. Pumpage for the period reached 065,505 gallons with 823,600 gallons supplied to shipping and 18 ships watered at the jetty. A one inch main extension was added on T ster road and half yearly meter registration showed 3 percent not registering correctly. The secretary’s receipts and disbursements statement showed a credit balance of 247 Ta after interest and sinking fund charges. The motion to receive the statement was carried.
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Iter Board
Water Board
Cowen
Hayes
J.P. Cowen
G. W. Clayton
Perthrootmthy
Mayer
Premiupa
Clayton
Corry
Ochesary
Moyer
Rawnsley
Rawngi
Malbourne
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Melbourne
Tister Road
Albany Election Polling Day Set After Senator’s Death
On Saturday next electors in Albany will vote to fill the Legislative Assembly seat left by the death of Herbert Robinson. Candidates are W D Johnson for Labor and John Senddon for Nationalists. Main booth is Town Hall Albany from 6 am to 7 pm with several satellite polling places. After closing, vote counting begins as Chief Returning Officer A E Burt posts hourly progress reports.
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Albany
Legislaive Assembly
Herbert Robinson
W. D. Johnson
Labor
John Senddon
Nationaliata
Wnth Votunge
Forrest Hill
Cranbrook
Denmark
Frankland River
King River
Mt. Barkur
Norrikup
Tenterden
Torbay Junction
Hailway
Oliver
A. E. Burt
R.M
Mr Scaddan Campaign Honors Electorate Rallies
Mr Scaddan left Denmark on Saturday and spoke at multiple centres then Mount Barker Cranbourne and Tenterden with strong receptions. Mr Beaddon also campaigned nationwide and is said to be well received in the electorate ahead of Albany Town Hall meeting.
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Denmark
Scaddan
Mount Barker
Cranbroon
Tenterden
Forest Hill
Perongocup
Beaddon
Albany
Town Hall
Johnson Campaign Tour Reports Strong Local Meetups
Mr Johnson reports good meetings across the electorate with stops in Upper King Torbay Jonetson Mount Barker and more. He plans to close Friday at the James Theatre with support from T Wallr MLA Cor tin and J J Simons on the platform.
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Torbay Jonetson
Mount Barker
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J. J. Simons
M. F
A. E. Green
M.la
Munsie
W. D. Johnson
Mt. Darker
Road Board
E. Warburton
Troy
Cranbrook
A. A. Wilson
M.L.A
Torbay
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Australasia and New Zealanders Honor Fellows in War Bond
A tribute by Clutha Mackenzie praises Australian and New Zealand soldiers for steadfast friendship from Gallipoli to Palestine and beyond. The piece urges a simple bronze memorial of two privates on a low pedestal to symbolize enduring Australian comradery and mutual safety.
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Clutha Mackensie
Klina
Jellicoe
Nz.ef
Clothe Mackenzie
London
Gallipoli
Litelal
Hullo
N.Z
Amsic
Palestine
Egypt
France
Britain
Rusale
Association Competition Opens With Norths and East In Clash
The second first round match is set for Paradoetfest reserve Saturday afternoon with East and North clubs meeting. Norths in red guernseys include new players. East improve on a 15 of Inet win. Bnet team and North lineup announced. 2.30 pm meet for North players. 9 am start time noted and remarks about recent exhibition match and player form.
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Hubbie
Holmen
Wildman
Edwards
Kennedy
Bunter
Bailey
Wilkinson
Ralph
Marsden
Heson
Divey
Davies
Powell
Deakin
Shen- Held
North
Lunt
Potter
McDonald
C. Green
W. J. Green
C, Wheeler
Kit
Dawe
Roberty
Quartermaine
W. E. Green
J. Fitzpatrick
L. Powell
Dorries
W. Brown
A. Hage
Manton
T. Wheeler
Johnson
Buck
Weata
Napper
Jack Kennedy
Tilly” Holmes
Col
Ensta
Weet
Norths
Honda
Rhenfieli
Fitspatrick
Wheeler
Twele
Wildeman
Petty
Wests
Daggeroue
Arthur Bailey
Jack Ralph
Mouchemore
Dicky
Weate
Hiithe Tateks
Edwards Hrothere
Smith
West
Sally
Catling
Wolf
Willie Songeter
Powelly
Deykin
Dewar
Cooper
Lancaster
Bin
Dailey
Tiny
Easter
Roy
Edgecombe
Davey
Mitchell
Kelas
Hubble
East Perth
Rusty
Harry Shonfield
Hende
Fry
Australian aviators welcomed in London on arrival
May 24 London greets Muwker of Thurso and Grieve after arrival from the north of Scotland. Crovost Mackay hails their safe delivery, recalling Joint memory of past welcomes as the aviators depart for Umdon on a long railway journey of about 680 miles.
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London
Muwker
Thurso
Scotland
Grieve
Crovost Mackay
Kitchener
Tivid
Arrival in London for Aviators Haw kar and Grieve
Crowds greet the aviators on arrival in London. A route from King's Cross to the Aero Club in Clifford Street drew hundreds of thousands of spectators. An arranged programme and reception at the club followed the station cavalcade and ovation for the king.
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Wodon
King's Crow Station
Aero Club
Cliffordtreet
Aero Tub
London
Australians disrupt plan with spirited crowd at Hawker
Australians broke ranks amid cheers of Coo-ee and Australia Will be There as Hawker was carried to a prepped motor and blocked by a crowd. Hawker then climbed atop a police horse and rode to the Aero Club, forcing a dramatic scene.
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Australia
Hawer
Hawker
Oliceman
Aero Club
Cause of Trouble Halted Fight During Wireless Power Chaos
Hawker cites the wireless power moving uselessly as the cause of trouble. The disruption, with the ship getting off course, led to a perilous 1000 mile retreat from the starting point as the Mary faced danger.
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Hawker
Fall of Petrograd Imminent Sends Allies Plan for Parade
New York May 28 report from London states Petrograd is about to fall and the Allies have arranged a procession through the city to steady public nerves and quell panic.
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London
Petrovad
Seamen's Strike Accords Echo in Melbourne Conference
Melbourne reports an extraordinary rift from yesterday and a compulsory conference continues. Two delegates from Queensland New South Wales and South Australia have arrived and support arbitration over direct action. Six delegates reportedly condemn dominance by executive officers and seek blended labor resolutions.
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Melbourne
Queensland
New South Wales
South Australia
Ws Imi
Arrival of Australia in Fremantle Yesterday
Australia arrived yesterday in Fremantle aboard a cruiser. General White, bound for Melbourne, is on board. The Warship's crew will be entertained in Perth on Friday.
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Perth
HOLA
Australia
General White
Melbourne
Divorce Petition Reveals Family Strife and Settlement
The petitioner requests a divorce from Metver Hur ritwe citing mistreatment. They had three children and lived in Perth and later Mbany. The respondent reportedly left for his father's farm in Broomehill. A witness testified to rumors, and a decree was granted after testimonies about alleged threats and possible relocation plans.
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Duhm
Broomehill
Ninothen
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