Directors' Report and Board Elections At Albany Mills
A European style shareholding notice urges voting for Leo Steere Haleton and Mills for the board at the upcoming shareholder meeting. It notes retirement of directors and the aim to appoint capable directors aligned with management, with votes to be sent by late October and details for the Albany Drill Hall renovation project.
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Cru
Ube
Heport
Ure
Worsted
Weorllen Mills Limited
Teoname
Balston and
Murray
Mullé Aire
Albany
Muroua
Wien
Oonetent
Tamal
Abe
Bharebabdors
Sharvlublers
Leo Steere
Haleton
Milin
Ant T. Mills
Enee Ae
Oaoa
Albany Drill Hall
F.W.D
Allauy
Imperial Preference and Dominions Trade Policy Debate
The article discusses imperial preference within the Empire, noting Britain and Australia as key players. It cites calls for three-way trade within the dominions, contemplates freight and export advantages, and references a London Times piece on Pacific market opportunities and free intra imperial trade. It argues for cautious, broad-minded policy to avoid costly trade warfare.
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England
Ferus de Chaubie
Binjire
New York
Australia
Chamber of
Merth
Hinthuiradia
London “Times
I Ia
Bruinl
Pew
Pacife
United States
Ae iv
California
Fiat
Aren Wie Voly
Immannod Ae
Auatrachia
Fiopire
Great Britain
Albany Assembly race narrows as Mather leads Warsbrough
Local results show W Mather ahead of AU Warsbrough by 24 votes in the Albany seat contest. Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. Marihu Hemingway 68 and Mr. Hichard Geake with funeral services held at local churches. Upcoming events include continuation class exams at Albany school and a St Joseph’s Hall memorial dance hosted by 81 Joseph’s Sports Club.
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Lalor
Albany
W. Mather
AU Warsbrough
Hemingway
Direy-Street
Henspital
H H. J. Morrell
Joseph's
St. Joseph's Hall
Geof
Twn
Visiting Warships Melbourne and Brisbane Arrive in Australian Ports
Visiting warships Melbourne and Brisbane enter Melbourne harbor on a fair day with weather easing. The Melbourne vessel takes a berth on the west side while Brisbane anchors afloat, crews granted leave as officials plan entertainments at the Town Hall and aboard ship. Public events include a concert, athletic displays, and souvenir distribution by naval welfare committees.
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Mulbourtie
Harlor
Beidils
Pessela
Alinade
Wa Tevet Hoth
Tonmler
Mats Cer Sas
Adieson
Wien
Lawley
Iwal Naval Welfare Committee
Faceliiad
Local Citizens Welcome Committee Plans Weekend Program
A program arranged by the local citizens welcome committee outlines events today and tomorrow. Naval drill ratings and a town hall talk with Commodore Addison are planned, followed by dances and local sports action including parade street reserves and football matches.
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Naval Welfare
Pan
Addison
Cillamins
Melhour
Brinton
Naval
Naval Welfare Committee
Ahips
Albany
Albany Rifle Clubs
Tennia
Chub
Golf Clonme Uthoy
Entertaining Visitors Dance at St Joseph's Hall
A lively social at St Joseph's featured two vessels' visitors with music by Den Dewar and Mr. Miner assisting. Dancing continued past 10 15 pm and again after a break, ending at midnight with the National Anthem as guests praised the enjoyable evening.
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St. Joseph's
Jean Macara
T. Filspatrick
Kennedy
Messrs
Graham
Pender
Pearce
Potter
Aball
Meesrs
Hagmussen
Mr. Abell
MLO
Masonic Hall
Daneing
Ald
den Dewar
Miner
Returned Soldiers League meeting at the Fremantle branch
The Returned Soldiers League held a meeting at Fremantle with delegates from Perth and Spearwood. Discussions covered unity in Congress, financial reports, and a policy to favor retired soldiers in elections, plus motions on visits to sub-branches and liaison with local bodies.
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Lin Portal
Savivre
Nigel Weltenk
Whitten
Bo Wheeler
Abe Peer Laan
Sharpley
Darmen
Cyren
Sulilior
Peete
Seileliers
Mutler
Fee
Green
Wren Oitelesins
Hans Jews
The
Bruh
J. Naren
Jon
Kalguurlie
Percy Luaubert
Jeugur Bel i
Congress
Meany
Stalin
Nuthiy
Mer
Calvin
Auilitoy
Sun
League
Fremantle
Saltiers
Spearwood
Claremont
Sab-Brensh
Poliugal
Maul Im Streets Earth
Cougtess
Mothe Waessesi
Perth
Basier
Oa Lange
Tha
Aol Suly-Branch
Record of Subcommittee Actions and Congressional Remarks
A fragmented report notes subcommittee discussions on pension reform margins, adjusting percentages, and permanency measures. It mentions motions urging government action on a sacred holiday marker and reports Senator Drake-Brock and Governor Nowderute addressing Congress with Women’s Auxiliary involvement.
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Vuarma
Ansar
Drake-Brockith
Congrens
Fracis Nowderute
Wionen
Congress
Mud Ventlemen
Denmark Notes Welcoming Spring At Village Hall
The village enjoyed better weather last week, a springlike shift welcomed by farmers. The library committee plans a larger booking area and a new table with financial help from locals. Mrs. Harrison opened Cosy Corner tea room with renovated premises and up to date fittings. Mr. Frank Bayley urged dairy records and efficient herd management, citing his own high yielding cows and warning against overstocking and poor feeding.
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Weeller Conditiois
Harrison
Past Voice
Agrisaliural
Lal
Frank Bayley
Butler Votaplitee
Dormers
Suyn
Bayley
Australian Labor Federation Central Move Reported
Perth dispatch notes a power shift within the Australian Labor Federation as the State Executive considers ousting President Mr Justinee Draper amid tensions over a 44 hour work week and arbitration concerns. The item reflects internal party maneuvering and labor policy disputes.
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Perth
Australian Labor Federation
Justinee Draper
Robbery at Wickepin Hotel Strikes Local Property
Sensational robbery report from Wickepin states that about seven on Tuesday night a wallet worth £152 belonging to Steve Elvott was stolen from his hotel bedroom. The thief also took the hotel license as patrons crowded the town for Show Week, prompting a police response.
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Wickepin
Wickepin Hotel
Steve Elvott
Miner Injured in Gold Mines Accident at Kalimhorlie
Hichard Eutun, a miner at the Golden Horseshoe mine, was severely injured when a large rock fell, crushing his left arm and breaking both legs. He was reportedly struck while at work on Thursday in Kalimhorlie.
Gaswork dispute ends with conference planned
Melbourne reports negotiations between about six thousand Metropolitan Gas Co workers who walked out Tuesday and a persistent walkout lasting until last night. A conference will be held to consider the grievances as the short strike inconvenienced many industrial concerns and households in the city.
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Melbourne
Mitropolitan Gas Cay
Sydney Senator Election Fills Vacancy After Millen’s Death
In a parliamentary meeting held yesterday to fill the Federal Senate vacancy caused by Senator Millen’s death three candidates vied. Senator Greene won on first count with an absolute majority amid informal votes. Greene, educated in England with farming and labour early in Victoria and Tasmania, previously served as member for Richmond and held defense and trade posts in the Hughes Ministry.
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Senate
Millen
Vis
Masse
Greene
Nativeolint
J. P. Doon
Labor
P. P. Abbott
Lircene
Abbot
Saumler Greens
Bkngland
Victoria
Taamagia
Bank of New South Wales
Hichmond
N.S.W
Liberal Party
House of Representatives
Defenre
Trade UN Customs
Hughes
Invitation to Lloyd George Visit in Sydney Meeting
Lord Mayor Alderman Gilpin calls a public meeting in Sydney to consider inviting Mr Lloyd George to visit Australia after a request from influential men. The gathering aims to decide on a formal invitation and possible arrangements for the visit.
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Sydney
Aldertoan Gilpin
Haw
Mr. Lloyd George
Australia
New Zealand Mines Warn of Gas Dangers and Disasters
The Miners' Federation and minister warn several big New Zealand mines are dangerously gas-filled. They recall major recent disasters and urge action. Also, Princess Royal Sailing Club event aims to fund its club, with plans to bring Perth squads for a regatta and two races funded by metropolitan clubs. Tickets for the hall event are priced 2 shillings for men and 1 shilling for ladies.
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Wellington
Atu Revue
Hilinnees
Everal
New Zealand
Princess Royal
Ye Albine Volunteer Fire Brigade
Federation of Industries Favors Policy Shift on Inflation
A London report indicates the Federation of Industries supports a policy shift to address inflation, favoring discussion over immediate action. The unclear text suggests internal deliberations and a focus on policy approaches rather than rapid measures.
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London
Tenois Champion Joins Cinema Company For A Season
New York news reports that the tennis champion WT. Thichen has joined a cinema company for a season and abandoned tennis for this venture.
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New York
Tt i
WT. Thichen
Winis
Cins Sina
Jentttis
Henderson Naval Base Defence Hope Raised by Minister Visit
The weekly Herald reports months of speculation on Henderson Naval Base and the Federal Government. A Defence Ministry party including My. Bowden and Sir Harry Chauvel visited the site, indicating the base will be needed for defence and could be revived as a subsidiary base to Singapore benefiting Fremantle with a new dock for large ships.
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Herall
Defence
Henderson Naval
My. Eook Bowden
MaMa
Wetwun
LHR
Commonwealth
Livot
Harry Chauvel
Talbot Hubb
Dufenes Department
T. Trumble
Naval Works
O'Conner
R. Grifiths-Bowen
Major Kaper
Bowden
Hendleroom Luval
Singapore
Fremantle
Henderson Naval Base
Neternary
Vigilance Association Discusses Town Complaints At Meeting
A meeting of the Vigilance Association committee at Mr A K Sewell's office reviewed a letter from Taw Counsell about reserves and edge protection. Debates covered nuisances from itinerant sellers, prohibited hours for sheep transport, fowl smells, allotment subdivision, overloading of wagons with wood and wool, and calls for inquiries. The committee planned to contact Albany officials and postponed actions on water supply, markets, and sanitary advisory matters.
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A. K. Sewell
Taw
Oogiti
Gulters
Axel Lie Wnyore
Albany
Nwobney
Alleuhon
Linn
Procrastination and Vision Woes Warned by Advert
The piece urges readers to avoid delaying eye care, noting signs like blurred vision and headaches. It mentions Mr. Bucker Dee, an optician, with address opposite the Prince of Wales Theatre at 268 Murray Street, Pegh, urging记 friends to note the ad.
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Mr. B
Bucker‘dee
Prince of Wales Theatre
Murray Street
Pegh
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