Wool growers seek fair market for Great Southern wool
The text argues for direct export from the Great Southern wool region to ensure fair prices for growers. It critiques passing wool through manufacturers who may favor southern buyers, urging shipping directors to market wool where growers and sellers have agreed. It emphasizes guarding against weather and market manipulation and stresses independent marketing for growers.
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Southern
Albany
Albuny
Phex
Aulmervieny
Great Southern
Greas
Austrasia
Mmed Ayear
Albany Club and public notices in the Albany area
The report covers a ship voyage from Liverpool to Albany with crew of two natives and families aboard, arbitration debates in Parliament, a 2 hour workweek proposal defeated by 17 to 12, a secretarial gift at the Albany Bowling Club, and Perth arrivals with buyers delaying sales.
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Gio
L'verpool
Capoown
Cape
Albany Woollei Mbs
BE. N. Chamber
Fmt
Albany
Ove
Albany HowMoy Club
T Own
E.G. McKeotale
Nosbin
Affars
Wansbrough
Bever- Wey
Watsbrough
Claus
Albany Bowlng Club
Miller
Mis
Miler
Forrest
Perth
Morsi
Uoinets
Ates
Sateen
Freezed
Ae Rehab Sd
Albany residents urged to fund a hospital plant
The Albany residents are asked to assist in raising funds for a hospital plant deemed badly needed. A local offer promises to provide a larger plant free of charge if Albany cannot accommodate it, with plans for a government hospital. Events include fairs, raffles, and sports days to support the appeal.
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Sh B Bute, Ltd
Malley White
Perth
Vandal
Armay
Albany
Malaspeda
Ooyecher
Grebera
Denmark
Performace
Publi Atirectier
Voral
Gage
Ren
Dsnar
Pthey
A Athan
Fredy
Albany as a Wool Centre Letter from A Warren supports Albany as key wool trade hub
A 1944 letter from A Warren urges Albany as a major wool centre citing proximity to Fremantle pricing, potential North West wool shipments, and the appeal to brokers from South Australia. Warren argues Albany could surpass Adelaide as a trade route to Europe.
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Tetinte Ieee Herald
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Warren
Albany
Fremantle
South Australia
Adelaide
Albsayv
Optember
Investment prospectus outlines Commonwealth loan terms
The document explains four month application windows for loan participation with a 10 percent deposit. Bonds issued at 4 pounds 10 shillings per 100 rise to 194 pounds 1 shilling after five years, implying wealth growth estimates of 35 114 pounds. Applications may be made through banks or post offices in Australia or stock exchanges. loan close date is October 15.
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Anu'l
Austrasia
Albury Bowling Club Holds Annual Meeting and Proceedings
The Albury Bowling Club convened at the clubrooms on Tuesday evening with Mr H. K Miles presiding. Minutes of the previous AGM and a special general meeting were confirmed, the secretary reading the annual report noting a successful year financially and in membership, with 625 members.
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Millen
Hully- Nrneton
Cod Hy
Neahi
Dowins
Angee
Carey
Havling
Truce
Deventer
Sansa
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Alioy
Ani Narrogin
Los Puellty
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Wom
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Ales Thompson
Katwuning
Benageia
Jenni
Rloh
Corer
Geo
Wolters Wler
Merrenner
Harry Page
Downes
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Nairn
Miles
Hallid'eap
Milly
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Merriftehl
Fettan
Meyers Corry
Nesbit
Aagove
Finlay Age
Ald Gate
Seaton Aml
Petaos
Amlite
Erason
Renerel
Retirement cheers mark end of tenure at Albany Bowling Club
A lengthy meeting honored retiring secretary Mr. Miller with thanks for his year as secretary and for maintaining club books. New officers were elected to run the club next year, and prizes were awarded to top players while plans for a future greenside carnival and license applications were discussed.
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Miller
Ig Q
Maumer
B'G
Mills
Joe
Miter
Mites
Miler
Cwldiby
Deason
Aes
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J. FE
Abgove
J.T. Mills
Appelgwer
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Wittess
Mesara
Messra Nu‘ra
Mess
Milly
Hallybuston
Messara Merrifiell
Fehon
Mila
Corry
Newhitt
Himelf
Albany
League
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W. Strickland
T. Sharp
W. Scheurer
Bernaenrer
Shawyer
W. J. Duthie
R. Saudaule
W. Johoe
Halyburton
Bowle
Mone
Nosb& i
Miles
Valedictory Farewell to Mrs Reddin at Albany institutions
A social farewell gathering yesterday brought together the Women's Institute, Spinning Circle, Londigs’ Auxiliary and the Women’s Service Guild with friends to honor Mrs Reddin before her departure to Albany. Speakers praised her active service, extended best wishes, and presented a travelling case as a token of gratitude. The event closed with cards.
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Wvaneli
Londigs’ Auxiliary
Women's Service Guild
Mre
W. Beddin
Albany
Reddix
Robinson
Redd
Mra. Freddin
Fiany
R S L Conference Opens in Perth
In Perth delegates of the Returned Soldiers League of Australia opened the eighth annual session at the Soldiers Institute chaired by president HW Humphrey. Albany and Barker representatives attended as the report noted mixed progress with rising ship contributions and broader participation, while some country branches languished and city branches grew.
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Perth
Australia
Soldiers’ Institute
Humphrey
Albany
B. Hotchin
Barker
Me. C. Bader
Rescued at Sea Near Port Stephens
Two men aboard the ketch Rambler were rescued after it foundered near Port Stephens. J N Densham of Amerigav and E Pinelling had bought the vessel for a voyage around the South Sea Islands. Their steamer Suffolk arrived at Sydney with the distressed crew after a night of severe weather and a failing engine.
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Tursday
Port Stephens
J. N. Densham
Amerigav
E. Pinelling
South Sea Islands
Denshoi
Ita
Empire
Freight War Returns As Patrick Steamship Cuts Rates
The interstate freight war resumes on October 10 as the Patrick Steamship Co lowers rates by 10 percent. This move adds pressure to shippers and rivals in the freight market amid ongoing competition.
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Patrick Steamship Co
Queensland outlook boosts crops amid timely rains
A favorable forecast from Matty Dwimeta notes continued rains over the next three to four days. Wheat districts report up to several inches, marking a rare auspicious start to the season after ten years. Expected record yields are predicted in dairy, cotton, maize, and lucerne with wide Canadian participation.
Closer Settlement Speech by Ma Bui by Ma Burvill
In the Legislative Council Hon Burvill supports the Closer Settlement Bill but argues rail or water transport is needed for practical settlement. He cites railways and regional land access issues from the South West to Denmark and Nornerup, noting distance from rail lines impacts wheat growing. He urges improved transport to enable smaller landholders to benefit and warns without it many may seek land elsewhere.
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Wi. Burvill
Elower
Aden
Iran
Aust ration ernie Adelaide arrival in London described
Report from London notes that several men from the Adelaide group arrived yesterday and marched to the Admiralty to lay a wreath at the cenotaph. They then spent the day at the Whitehall area while being welcomed by Lord Cheamford and other Admiralty officials.
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Ernie Adelaide
Loidut
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Whitehall
Lord Chebmaford
Heated Labour Conservative Debate Over Campbell Prosecution
A parliamentary clash between Labour and Conservative members centered on dropping the prosecution of John Hora Campbell editor of Workers Weekly. After a heated exchange, it was agreed the issue would be debated next week with Mr Baldwin suggesting further action may follow depending on government support.
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Commetts Yeale
John Hora Campbell
Workers
Baldwin
Courageous Worsley Recalled for Narrow Rescue at Sea
Citimwader Frank Worsley, famed for guiding the Endurance to South Pole, leapt from the bowsprit with a rope during the Koberne Auive wreck to save all aboard as the schooner collapsed. He later commanded the Quest in 1921 Antarctic expedition and served with distinction in World War I.
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Antante
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Blephant Island
South Georgia
Irish Bill Debate in Commons Sparks Calls for Harmony
The Commons examined the Irish Treaty Amending Bill amid cross party pressure for unity. Mr McDonald urged a second reading and urged broad support, stating the government had exhausted efforts to secure a durable agreement acceptable to both Irish parties. He appealed for cooperation to pass the bill as a matter of honor.
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Howe of Commons
Mcdomald
League of Nations Japanese difficulty settled
Geneva October 1 delegates withdrew opposition after a redraft of the disputed article in the protocol on disputes involving China and the settlement of relations. Cheers greeted the decision as the Japanese delegation accepted amendments.
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League of Nations
ENEVA
Dominions Delegates Express Satisfaction with Disarmament Formula
After the Japanese deal and the disarmament sub committee progress, Dominion delegates signaled satisfaction with the proposed formula. They convey continued support while assuaging any lingering misgivings and affirm alignment with Japanese expectations.
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Prine
Japanese Shipping Dispute Delays Visit to Western Australia
A dispute between Japan Mail Steamship Company and dissatisfied parties delays the Prime Minister's proposed visit to Western Australia. He cannot yet set a date or itinerary including Kalgoorlie Geraldton Kimberly or the North West. A meeting of the B Grade cricket association is urged for Friday night at the Freemasons Hall.
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Albert Green
Wratorn
Australia
Mr Green
Kalgoorlie
Aeraldton Kimberly
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