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Newspaper
Albany Despatch
Location
Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
2
Notice declares entered lists prepared for North War Mayors and Auditors. It specifies locations including Town Hall Albany and Post Office, with August deadline for written applications. It notes eligibility criteria and submission date.
Public works contract tenders inviting bids accompany and adhere to specifications. Submissions due by October M0 at the Ministry of Work. Includes Kent River, App vache Gerad, and Parti culars Senmark Road Reon Uttio.
Postmaster General invites tenders for erection of 8 telephone links between Group 114 and Norealup and for supply and delivery of poles and labor. Tenders from bidders in Wagin Tawaling Koley Mt Barhur Albany Vernet Nerowp via State Engineer Venera Post Fine Perth. Honest or founder faced exposure.
Fragmented classifieds show a housing ad for permanent garvered accommodation at Wandor Biune wick led with management details, plus a wanted to buy notice and various contact prompts. Mentions W MP Monaghan authority and a Newthee board oc wor clohicen amid noisy OCR errors.
In fond tribute a devoted husband and family recall the late Acne Misabe and express heartfelt approval of her peace. They mourn the loss, including the sorrow of separation, and invoke wisdom from love while praying for relief from grief and enduring memory.
In Fremantle John Curtin suggested a wealth grant to aid development and settlement of Australia. He implied the Eastern States benefited from wealth, urging Commonwealth support to foster Western Australia’s growth while noting distribution and administration would spark contention under a Commonwealth system.
The passage discusses taking over the liabilities and administration of the state during subdivision into new administrative areas. It questions whether Mr Curtin would advocate and support such a transfer to the Commonwealth, implying a possible sweeping political shift.
A lengthy local report notes injuries from an event at Bronte Hill with updates on hospital status and patient condition. The piece also covers community actions including a town council session, public notices, a football match, a dance, and social events in Albany, with details on organizers, venues, and schedules.
The Albany Despatch notes Queensland railways underpinning dairy and cheese production and general export growth. It highlights long haul pricing, rebates, and the need for public-interest stewardship, contrasting with U.S. interstate regulation and urging fair service, rates, and state coordination to support development and revenue.
The article argues for extending compulsory schooling through age sixteen, claiming primary and secondary education better prepare youths for life and work. It discusses economic and social benefits, addressing concerns about cost to parents and potential unemployment, and cites observed gains from expanded schooling.
Town council discusses permanent footpath repairs on York Street following safety concerns. Dr Johns and Dr Green push for faster, cheaper contractor work while others warn against delaying work due to finances and loan funding. Debate centers on timing, method, and potential impact on council finances.
The Lighting Committee reported on tenders for riverine poles and timber, noting a limited white gum supply and preferring a cautious trial at Middleton Reach. They cited durability doubts, cost fears, and the Telephon Department using jarrah, leading to adoption of a controlled experiment plan.
The Perth arrival news notes members and senators traveling with the Federal Election delegation. It quotes Mr Browse critical of mob rule and defending parliamentary government under the Australian Democrat adult franchise amid the ongoing vote context.
A reported Fremantle election note indicates Mr. Watson announced his intention to contest a Promote seat as an independent with no party alignment. He said he would fold away party views and run without formal party backing.
Melbourne reports that policy considerations were discussed by the Prime Minister and Brace with implications for certainty in policy deployment. A Federal Cabinet meeting today saw terms of the speech rejected while Darmlen may emerge as a key figure in the election campaign, described as a strenuous race.
Mr. De Garis announces his intention to contest the Wimmera seat in the House of Representatives. He runs as an independent candidate against sitting member Mr. P. C. Stewart in the forthcoming divisions.
A fatal crash occurred near the South Street and Hampton Road intersection in Fremantle just before 10 p.m. A motorist Ed Tester collided with a bicycle rider identified as Pilling. Pilling died at Fremantle Hospital due to a fractured skull and brain concussion.
In Melbourne a union circle reports a settlement on the British seamen strike now at a definite stage. Ship crews in Australia are held up with support expected to be announced within the week.
Despite efforts by the trike committees the Orvieto line Orient or Orvieto faced an afternoon extension just after 1 o clock as a notable event unfolded. The report references key stakeholders and the time of occurrence, noting a public interest moment in the local scene.
The Australian Reform Committee moves to compel the Lang ministry to implement immediate irrigation in the state. The action targets permanent and waterside workers, seeking swift government measures amid ongoing debates on water policy and labor conditions.
An ultimatum demands within 14 days seven days notice of union plans to lay up top vessels trading along the coast. Albany Bowling Club annual meeting last night elected officers and reported the club’s finances as in a weak position.
London September 30 The Labor Party opened its annual conference in Liverpool with the executive committee urged to exclude communists from membership. The conference adopted the committee’s recommendations after rejecting two alternative motions. The decision signals strong opposition among British trade unionists to the Reds and reinforces government pressure on communists.
Mr Kiernan M.L.D. of Victoria, returning to Australia, notes that English newspapers barely mention Australia aside from Bolshevik activity. He views the coverage as distorted and non-representative of Australia.
The submarine identified as 85) was raised from the sea, confirming the shipwreck. All crew members aboard were found deceased, with officials noting extensive damage and loss of life in the rescue effort.
President Windenburg plans a private birthday observance away from demonstrations by Nationalists and supporters. In a special address he states he will spend October 2 in the countryside, avoiding public events.
At the monthly council meeting in Albany the Railway Commissioner was asked to confirm current pricing and the impact on the department. A lighting charge of five pence per unit for shed lights was discussed, with amendments proposing per unit rates from six to five pence and calls to refer the matter to a council committee for a report.
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