Opening Cricket Season 1919 20 with Two Matches Scheduled
Saturday afternoon marks the start of the 1919 20 cricket season with two matches at Pardady Street recreation ground and Clster Road ground. Start time fixed at 2 15 pm sharp. Teams include Wanderers Corinthians Lions Albion Woollies and Woollecs with many players yet untried.
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Battlefeldy
Pardady Street
Clster Road
Renerat
Corinthians
Wanderers
Indo Hatte
Parade Street
von Colin
Cere
Athionx
Woollies
Wster Road
al Lions
Woollir
Ingsmarh
Prosticn
Porhans
Wuanderene
A. Hoberts
Isley
Kit
Quartermaine
Thivey
Ohne
Page
Jilbert
le Tumwir
A. Boiler Jienson
Ay Johnston
D. Robins
C. Mews
Simpeon
L. Lamt
Lege
Pom- Wer
Corinthian
W. Mooughon
T. Angove
Bangster
K. Norman
Nieman
Ross
Low
Hinge
Nod Ridewun
W, Bailey
G. Green
Cooper
Hilliord
Lancaster
Fy Green
H. Verrun
Jacka
Johnson
W. Green
Toohey
Albions
Cooner
Binew
Angove
Verrun
Potts
Reeves
Bowers
Frown
Gelding
Dorries
Barnett
Mitchell
Montgomery
Heddin
Tom Linson
Finlay
Stroud
Shenfiedd
McDonald
Downes
Gimrod
Wilkies
Woollecs
Noble
Mowle
Albany Criket Assn Formed at London Hotel Meeting
Delegates gathered at the London Hotel to organize the Albany Cricket Association. C F Brown chaired. price accepted as vice-president with a £11 cheque. Affiliation set at £7 1s. registration closing by November 17. First-round fixtures planned for November dates. administration fees and gatekeeping duties assigned. Wonderers Club elected officers and opened a Government Bank account.
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Albany Criket
London
C. F. Brown
Price
Secreary
Wanderers
Corinthiana
Parade-street
Woollies
Albiona
Ulster-road
Albions
Ulster- Spond
Woollive
Corinthiona
Teter-road
Corinthian Cricket Club Prepares for General Meeting
Members of the Corinthian Cricket Club are reminded of a general meeting at the London Hotel tomorrow night at 8 o clock. The election of a captain, vice captain and centre team members is postponed to Saturday prior to the match. All members are urged to attend for important business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uin
Corinthian Cricket Club
London
Electric Light Purchase And Other Municipal Matters
By Emy Point. Citizens protest the planned £7750 buy of the electric light plant amid worries over water scheme costs and municipal finances. Critics accuse councillors of war-time bias, warn of depreciation and higher rates, call for audit, and urge a clean sweep at upcoming elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emy
Pancho
Ann
Mark
Water Board
Calli
Te Ia
Limead
Returned Soldiers' Meeting At Albany Branch
The fortnightly Albany Branch of the Returned Sailors Soldiers and Nurses Association met at the Institute. President Mouricemore chaired with several officers and new members elected bringing total to 71. Discussions covered branch funds, the Old Matus scheme, meeting room enlargement, and proposals for war gratuity payment in cash or bonds, with strong debate favoring bonds for national interest.
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Albay
Returned Sil Mier, Sailors and Nurses’ Association
Monmlay
4. Mouricemore
Moyrrs
A. Cameron
J. Clarke
W. H. Bristow
AL Clayton
W. H. Whinnerah
P. Finlay
Friesbourg
A Dent
W. Hyde
Walton
J. J. Barnett
McCormack
Gi. Simpson
Dempeter
Hubbard
P. H. Moeks
Military Nurses Association
Mere J
Measie
A. Coombe
A. G. Fowler
BR. Gee
Ron
Green
Gee
Apres
C. Or. Devies
Nelson
CL McKensie
F. Timewell
P. It. Bag
Perkins
Mean J. Clarke
W. Bede
Arigkk
Honda
Perth
Bristow
Commonwealth
Banda
Cameron
Genere
Mnk
Discharged for Work Preference Ends Brief Matter
A man was medically discharged and refused to return to work, preferring pick and shovel labor. After a brief discussion, the matter dropped and the business concluded.
Repatriation Committee Meets At Soldiers Inn
The final weekly meeting of the local Repatriation Committee was held at the Soldiers' Institute. A. H. Dick chaired with A. Vaughan and E. G. McKenzie present. A grant of 500 pounds was supported to assist a returned man with property improvements while an application for 350 pounds was granted and 196 pounds for stock land was refused as not attractive. The committee discussed interest on properties and funds for cows if circumstances improve. Several sustenance applications were approved and the secretary tasked with organizing proper filekeeping for correspondence.
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A. H. Dickwon
H. Vaughan
E.G. McKenzie
P. H. Meeln
Regina
Ciintgen
ALP
Aversana
J. Senddan
Mela
Maddie
Albany Band Woes Stir City Affairs and Funding
A letter to the editor from A Wansbrough questions municipal support for the Albany Band, criticizing subsidies and board donations as politically influenced. He urges fresh leadership in upcoming elections to prevent a benevolent society dynamic and uphold public funding standards. Dalgety and Co reports wool auctions noting strong foreign demand and ongoing coal strike impacts on Yorkshire markets.
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Sin
Allien Baal
Srey
Histaire
Albany
Bat
All Hive
Ax Ona
Anade
Day
Catling
Eapho
Albay
Wansbrough
Dalgety and Co, Ltd
London
America
Japan
New Zealand
Continental
Yorkshire
Shipping Notes Departures and Arrivals Buoyant Fremantle Run
Shipping notes list the State steamer Kocla departing for Fremantle on Monday afternoon with general cargo and a call to Esperance on Wednesday. The Aberdeen liner Euripides expected November 26 from Melbourne to pick up passengers and mail to England. Dessan due from Melbourne for bunker supplies. Woolgar due Saturday from Melbourne with 30 tons of general cargo and 10 tons of coal for the gas company. Mailinn interstate liner due Albany November 16 from Brisbane via Sydney Melbourne and Adelaide with general cargo.
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Kocla
Fremantle
Team
Railway Department
Euripides
Melbourne
Maila
England
Ogre Bee
Albany Football Association Holds Final Delegates Meeting
The Albany Football Association’s final delegates meeting approved accounts of £52 21 and financed blue shields for the premiership team. A vote of thanks was given to the chair for his service, with a plan to invite next year’s leadership and to arrange three matches at Mount Barker and three at Albany. A framed Fremantle Football Club photograph was to be kept by the chairman for the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Landen Wwnfel
Vhwimmin
W. MeKewn
FO Brown
AL Threw
West Clan
W TD
Merrifield
Messrs
Brown
Milne Te
APA
Fire Brigade
Bruce
Deown
Tor
Lewn
Albany Football Association
Brace
McLean
Freemantle
Association
Mount Barker
Alwo
Msummires
Thane
Hnaineas
Albion Chuir to face Wanderers in Perth road clash
The British Association reports the Albion Chuir challenge the Wanderers in a Premier match at Perth road ground next Saturday at 3 18 pm. Team lists name Walker Ball McRae Brown den May Penter Bond Weight Johnson Williams Thopning for Albions and Lamb Rush ton Stewart Rickerley Wilson Ti Robins Prideau Marehall Dowsett lend Garwide Penter Abbott Hall for Wanderers. Mr Davia to act referee. A recent thunderstorm dumped 78 points of rain as real downpours swept the town. The forecast promises mostly fine weather today with NE winds and unsettled conditions expected to return later.
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Albion Chuir
Wanderers
Perth Road
Femme — Albions
Walker
Ball
McRae
Bmowden
May
Penter
Bond
Weight
Johnson
Williams
Thopning
Lamb
Rushton
Stewart
Rickerley
Wilson
Robins
Prideauy
Marehall
Dowsett
Lend
Garwide
Abbott
Hall
Davia
N.E
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Iwea
Meeting of Corinthians
Eng
Albany Band
Shipping Notes
Eucla
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British Association
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Melbourn
Rownbhee
Singer Sewing Machine
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George H. Johnston
Fire Marine
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Jason Ail
Foster
Logal
Liverpool
London and Globe Insurance
Freemasons’ Hotel
Stirling Terrace
Duke
Quality Furniture House
Complete Ironmongers
Dobbie
Robinson & CO
A.W. Dobbie and Co., Ltd
Mark Ordern
FE. Tassell
Todd
York Street
W. Gent
Aberdeer Street
W. R. Nott
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