Albany Y P E L Bad to perform in Vietoria Square Sunday night
The Albany Y P E L Bad will perform in Vietoria square Sunday night starting at 8 30. A collection will be taken up to aid foot twi fifths. Local notes mention butter output and price changes for butter fat at To eu factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Y.p.el Bad
Vietoria
Primary Producers’ Association
Legislative Assembly
A. Thomson
Bell
Silverthorne
Albany
Toeu
Collins
Return of Parliament Committee to Albany and Royal Visit
Mr Seaddon and the Select Parliamentary Committee traveled to Albany to hear evidence on the Shops and Factories Act and returned by Tuesday’s train. Dr Boyle and Mr Boyle arrived back in Albany after weeks away. Mrs Hoyla recovered from a three week illness. Mr A F Cuddihy (Royal Show) and Mr W Wheeldon with son Murray returned by yesterday’s train. The Prince of Wales arrived at Portsmouth aboard the Renown and later at London’s Wis toria Station after touring Australia. A crowd cheered and three cheers were called by Australia’s High Commissioner. The royal procession to Buckingham Palace drew festive cheers and a large London crowd. Col James and Capt Goodby, on artillery duty in WA, arrived in Albany for an inspection of the Albany depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Seaddon
Select Parliamntacy
Albany
Puesday
Boyle
Men Hoyla
A. F. Cuddihy
W. Wheeldon
Murray
Prince of Wales
Portsmouth
Australia
Wistoria
London
Amdlig
Andrew Fisher
Buckingham Palace
Lodon
Chavrs
Woollen mill plans discussed by Chamber of Commerce
The Mluny Chamber of Commerce meeting at Cowari Chambers debated a woollen mill exhibit for the Cheney Southern district and the prospect of attracting British capital. The committee outlined costs, proposed speakers, and a plan to mobilize local support, with Marshalls and public officials thanked for their help and a push to advance industrial development in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mluny
Cowari
H. Typwine
the Phair
W. Verte
Cowen
Cheny
Ghote
Houklwt
Harkness
Houw
Carwonm
Mill
Stephiens Ghem
Vonlkuer
Brth
Melvengie
Cherwick
Woollen
Aqillo
Seaddam
Bas Oye
Scaddill
Lodhittries
Tadweteiat
Uleomont
Hay Woo
Perth
Cal. Buttye
Glodhowe
Frenchman’s Bay
Cr Dison
Hotcbin
Isla
Lythe
Ossetia
Portun
Albany
Rap
England
West Auetralia
al- Lany
Joe
Totee
Great Southern
Col. Balttve
Alesse Cochun
Tarkness
Messrs Watson
Row
Milly
Fimines
Col. Battyg
Meeks
Narrogin
Col. Battyn
M Eunvon
Mesira Cowen
Anderson
Mesara Roscog
Harkhese
G. Manley
A. Williamson
Little Grove
Scaddany
Mosary- Fletcher and
Mille
Vhairman
Bornhole
Lake Clifton
Propaganda funding and woollen mill plan debated
A local chamber discusses restricting propaganda work and funding through member levies to support woollen mill development. Col Battyn and others consider local capital, government backing, and use of returned soldiers’ gratuities to shore up investment.
Bible Society Work Highlighted in Albany Visit
The article surveys the British and Foreign Bible Society founded in 1804 marking its 110th anniversary. It notes printing in 500 languages, the role of Welsh roots, the prewar funding challenge, and examples of subscriptions while detailing leaders, editors, and a 1611 English Bible milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British and Foreign Bible Society
A. J. Pry
Albany
Socieky
London
Bible Society
Missionary Society
Chozen
John Wyelif
Bo Wyelf
Wyelf
England
Coxton
Queen Victoria
The
Seta
Parliament debates Wheat and Flour pricing in Perth
In the Legislative Assembly the Premier told Mr Picker ing that a Central Wheat Pool statement on local wheat price had not yet been received and that current prices for wheat and flour sold to the government could not be stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Legislative Assembly
Pickering
Sussex
Central Wheat Pool
Vlaima Wa
Jan
Opposition Leader Seeks Royal Commission on Gold Mine Tributes
In the Legislative Assembly yesterday Mr Collier moved for a Royal Commission to inquire into the methods and general system of tributing in gold mines of the State. The motion was agreed to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PERM
Thuriday
Legislative Assembly
Yeaterday
Mr Collier
Thin House
Royal Commigsion
Banbra Steamer Crew Seek Bonus Payment Promise
A delegation of Bambra employees met the services manager seeking a £20 bonus for their task of moving the State Steamer Banbra from Fremantle to Melbourne for docking. Mr Glyde reportedly countered with a fixed sum, but the workers’ feelings on the offer are not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Themen
Banbra
Fremantle
Melbourne
Glyde
Tramway Workers Threaten Stopage Over Pay Claim
Perth Tramway Employees Union submits a claim to the Department for a daily 2s 6d pay increase. If not conceded, the men may not come to work on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Perth Tramne Employees’ Union
Department
Possible ministry reshuffle in Australian federal government
Melbourne report says Prime Minister Hughes may shed the Attorney General's role and take control of Territories portfolios. The Attorney General's Department could move to Mr Groom, currently Minister of Works and Railways, as part of the proposed changes.
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Melbourne
Attorney General
Haw
Hughes
Territories
Mr Groom
Watt Return Sparks Interest in Federal Circles
The return of Mr Watt to Melbourne draws attention in Federal circles. It is understood he will likely attend the House of Representatives in the past week to further explain his position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Watt
House of Taboes
Coal Miners Ballot Shows Rejection of Offer
Progress reports from London dated October 14 indicate a large majority of coal miners favor rejecting the offer in the ballot. The vote totals reflect strong opposition among workers to the proposed terms.
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London
Carpentier Beats Levinsky in London Title Fight
Carpentier defeated Levinsky in the light heavyweight championship held in Journy City yesterday, proving superior and knocking out Levinsky in the fourth round as American papers boosted Levinsky’s chances. The Albany Revision Court, led by Mayor W. J. Day, met yesterday to review electoral lists.
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London
TE Miethy
Carpentier
Levinsky
Jurney City
Annun Revision Court
Albany
W. J. Day
Ond
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the State Steamship Service
Kor
Hopetoun
Esperance
Jeradite Bay
Boucle
Eucla
Capt
Douglas
Silieng Chet
Pris To Esperance
Railways
Murse Campbell
ATHA
Nurea
Punt Difanta’ Schoal
Mand
Allan Y
Corner Cliff
Melville Streets
Durse Anderson
Star
Montagu Wilson
Paitin Bn Plano
Hoenbor Steel
Imar Ont
Cithon
A. P. Road
Alf
Seummsur
A. Th. Beathe
Meieliig Terrie
Allens
Panoraas
Kite
Premier Tha Rooms
Mont Mremier
York
Albmng
Dupfall
Alterimey Tear
Dail Cockett
McDougall
Farm & Garden
Denmark
HK. Corry & CO
H. K. Gorry
H.k.corry & Co
Valustore
Frederick Boascer
Strosta
Towm
Australian Alliance Assurance Fire
W. Debbie and Co
Taylorite” Paints
Westrave
LID
Wellington
William Streets
Obupanaiye
J. P Rogera
Furniture Mart
York Street
Creas
B. McIntosh
Propristress
Albany Butchering CO
Frederick Street
Mount Barker
E. J. Gorman
Mt. Barker
Valais
Dietelot Lands Offices
Nardkap
Eastwood
Pranos and Organs
Sohn Watts
Munro Bure
York Stevet
Superior
Miles, Tipping & Merrifield
York and
Frederick Streets
Alliow Bt
Estries
Orange Dandies
Town Hall
Shaw
F. G Juy
Dalgety and Co, Ltd
Wool Sales
Dalgety and Company, Ltd
Worth Ward Cricket Club
Albany Cricket Association
Neason
Lower Town Hall
W. Monaghan
Tows Hall
Erenost
Ieee
Webdenhoffer
Potter
Avtebor Lath
Tneerted
Frauke
Albany Bespateh
J. Scaddan
Foy
Primary Producers' Association
A. Wansbrough
Australian Labor Party
Messrs
H. K. Corry and Co
Toofebork
J. TL McWheersen
Wustralia
Tropics
Taw
Wossioge
Wirennin
Pal
West Australia
Premautty
Foley
Menwrs Thalfoiy and Co
Onn
Woul
Nor West
Murchison
Midland
Bates
Iker
Allany
Mount, Barker
eHinabe
Paul Hy
Park and
Mount Bother
Roddin
Gorin
James
W.A
Goodby
Royal Australian En
Chamber of Commerce
the Bible Society
Gendolan
Albany Harbor Board
Southin
Vo Albany Harbor Board
Lane Rosen
Ladle Grave
Egypt
Royal Commissio
INTO
Methods & Systems
Bambra Employees
Tramway Employees’ Union
Federal Politics
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