Pel prime notice for parcel transfer date set
A public notice announces a parcel transfer to take place on a set date. The notice provides details on the involved parties and the required information to complete the process.
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Newspaper
Albany Despatch
Location
Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Nov 27, 1924
Page
2
A public notice announces a parcel transfer to take place on a set date. The notice provides details on the involved parties and the required information to complete the process.
A long obituary notes the life of De coneed, aged 54, a longtime volunteer brigades follower who served in Western Australia and Albany. He left a widow and child, was active in Sailors Rest and the Royal British Sailors Society, and earned many medals for red cross wartime service. His funeral was held at Presbyterian Cemetery with Rev. Haolin officiating.
An election held yesterday to fill the auditor vacancy caused by A W Lesek’s term ending saw limited interest. Polls opened 9 am to 7 pm with H W Lousk defeating A L De Vans by 104 votes. Percy Lambert declared unopposed for Mayor, and T H Neubert East councillor, F Maslin North councillor, W Schenrer West councillor all unopposed for three-year terms. Balston announced presiding officers’ proclamations by acclamation.
In Albany the annual ratepayers meeting at the lower Town Hall saw Mayor K Balston and councilors present with about 30 ratepayers. The discussion focused on reading or publishing the accounts. auditors were ill and the accounts were read and adopted with auditor reports. The auditors found several technical points and noted an illegitimate rate, a loan surplus, and minor issues. debate on costs and the water system concluded with approval of the accounts and balance sheets.
The mayor reports a council decision to spend only part of loan No. 18 on Birt ing-tercoee. Dr Limbert notes Stirling Terrace has improved, suggesting funds be redirected to eastern York street footpaths and other downs paths. The council meeting endorses the motion without dissent.
The council’s Monday night meeting ended with a convivial toast in the mayor’s parlor hosted by Mr E Balaton. Speakers praised cordial ties despite disagreements and thanked retiring figures while looking ahead to future civic work and support for the new town clerk. A separate referendum vote was scheduled for December 22 on a £16,000 electric light plant loan, with polling at the lower Town Hall Albany and the Kyogle lighthouse due back to Albany soon for duties.
A Albany committee meeting hears a Perth tourism official scold Albany business leaders for low turnout and publicity gaps. They discuss funding, accounts, and upcoming events including attracting crowds and coordinating holiday attractions for the summer season.
The library committee recommends £50 for next year's repairs, notes dilapidated fences, and proposes a one penny rate. The works committee approves a concrete drain at £7 10s and orders Hampshire pipes for a drain across a race track. Dr Johns proposes testing a new gate and drain method for future use, with the report adopted.
Late news from Perth reports fine weather facilitating Fremantle maritime activity. Ships including Mongolia and Dumos were to berth without tug assistance. Boats were sent ashore to fetch pilots and medical officers.
Fragmentary OCR text cites Maloja and Sydney with garbled phrases about a position at the waterfront. No clear people, dates, or events are readable to confirm specifics or outcome.
George Lamb of Bublaco was killed while attempting to alight a moving train at Bublaco station. He overbalanced fell between the footboard and platform and was freed after the footboard was removed. He died later in hospital. details incomplete.
Melbourne match between Victoria and South Australia endured heavy rain. Victoria led with 857 then dismissed SA for 202, leaving Victoria 63 runs for one wicket in the second innings as Mayne and Ponsford figure among scorers in a curtailed final.
A grand wedding at St Solis Church of England Albany with Rev H T H Wightwick presiding. Bride Olga Potebor of Albany and groom W O Gose of Melbourne married in decorous fashion amid a large town crowd. Guests included Betty Blackburn as bridesmaid and R Young as best man. Reception at the bride's parents home with many friends, gifts noted, and best wishes from across the Commonwealth.
The Albany Board of Health met Monday with Mayor Salmston presiding. Health inspector H McCormick resigned effective November 30. Arbitrators Higgs and Stewart delivered findings in Styles v Board of Health. The board accepted the award, considered a new agreement, and reviewed infectious disease transfers, prosecutions of market gardeners, effluent limits, and enforcement of orders on premises between York and Aberdeen streets. The report urged enforcing Public Health Act orders. inspections of foods and shops were noted.
On November 1996 Cary secured a royal decree to adjourn Parliament for a month. The move suspends normal sessions and shifts governance during the interim period. Affected officials await further directives as the political landscape shifts.
The new charge d affaires Nevilly and minister plenipotentiary Henderson were appointed to Constantinople to strengthen Lord Avonhy's band.
The Dur Set regiment's wearut battation has left Suex for Port Sudan. The fast Laneadire regiment from imvy sails on November 10 with Tom Citrafiar expected to arrive around December 6.
Military units march through Cairo streets with infantry formations and fixed weapons visible to onlookers in a dramatic public display. The parade underscores a show of force in the capital amid regional tensions.
Lord Hurria, noted exickator, comments on England v New Bond Wales test results with optimism. Commonwealth loan details cite £6,000 at 42 percent interest, with no diversions reported in London.
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