North and Kiaxt clash in decisive football showdown
Readable scraps show North and Kiaxt set for a crucial match after a delay as teams prepare for a dry Saturday. Senior figures Bert Angave and F Brown oversee plans with lineups including Polleans Rast-Saanler Yorvan Munn Morrell Morenled Munwiltan Shrine Bweel Caplin Gallagher Gilbertson Strettell Clarke Nesbitt Milne Norman Holloway Langston and many others listed.
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Northal
Bert. Angave
F. Brown
Saanler
Yorvan
Munn
Morrell
Mtorert
Morenled
Munwiltan
Shrine
Bweel
Caplin
Callagher
Gilbertson
Strettell
Clarke
Nesbitt
Milne
Norman
Holloway
Langston
Great Southern Championship Carries Football Delegation to Albany
The Great Southern Championship carnival to determine the regional football champion travels to Albany next week with teams from Albany to Narrogin. Special trains are arranged on Saturday to shuttle residents between Katanning, Albany, Denmark, and Mandurah, departing Kelowning and Denmark and returning from Albany to accommodate spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Great Southern
Narrogin Willelim
Katanning
Denmark
Mbany
Whittens
Exganser
Railway Department
Tutve Dertileal Ty
Kelonning
Tech
Sgoewri
Albany Te Ehemianek
Teams Listed For Rae Competition Albany Katanning Tambella Mout Barker
A long roster of competing teams is published with players and captains named for Albany Katanning Tambella Mount Barker Narrogin and Wagin among others. The list includes team captains J. Saunders C. Ferguson W. Dells and J. Turner and notes several players per club.
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Rae
Albany
Wj. Hannon
A. Cooper
Morgan
D. Baunders
D. Wheeler
Morrell E. Dean
A. Clarke
Sweet
D. Gilbertson
D. Mercer
H. Cooper
C. Nesbitt
FL. Aving
W. Martin
W. Verran
Mine
Hardingham
A. Retell
A. Mann
J. Natt
G. Welshman
Harvey
Katanning
Rowe
P. Cooper
H. Finlay
B. Baker
A. Bull
A. Barratt
T. Newby
W. Dells
C.ferguson
W. Mewings
W. Lewis
W. Lewis, 8. Holding, 8. Kemble (Vicg
J. Leonard
A. Halferty
Perkins
H Haddleton
Eb, Jones
L. Buck
G. Manjers
B. Erickson
P. Hayter
Tambella P. &. Moir
D. Birth
J. Groves
I. Meaut
L. Bennett
M. Abernethy
Hardie
M. Haywood
Jones
U. Urquhart
W. Johnston
F. Flawres
EL McLonald
Wittop
J. Murphy
W. Murphy
B. Richards
M. Claney
Burridge
D, Banks
F. Biune
Brown
Narhogln
J. Brewman
Te Banks
J. Walsh
M. Brennan
W. Benthien
EL Rowe
Mierell
By Steward
C. Monger
A. Duncall
W. Marsh
W. Welse
L. Faber
Loftus
W. McCormick
P. Manning
J. Helson
Blight
T. Hawke
L. Tully
Mount Barker
J. Sexton
Toms
W. Busch
Gannaway
Lucas
HL. Jones
West
F. Garrity
W. Fairhead
B.ibbs
Ho Vickers
F. Butterick
A. J. Holland
G. J. Nelson
A. Dusting
J. Cousins
J. Taylor
Harris
Riseborough
Merker
Vinetombe
Brien
ExtrA trophies and donations boost competition rewards
In addition to the main prize, extra trophies are donated for the upcoming event. Donors include notable figures and local organizations, with awards for top performers and consistency. The list highlights gold totals and best placements to encourage wide participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Veel
Alk
Flootua
Horseshoe Customs From an Old Tale
A fragmentary tale describes St Dunstan trapping the Devil with a horseshoe over a door. The clever saint ties the devil to a wall and promises mercy if never allowed to enter the workshop. The piece hints at enduring belief in protective charms and shoe lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Dunstan
St. Donistan
Heenzo Tonic Touted Across Public Notice
An advertisement-like fragment promotes Heenzo or Heanso products claiming powerful health benefits from a tonic nerves and blood nourishment. The text references chemists and a Nut-like tonic, mentioning overwork worry exhausted nerves and anaemic conditions, with archaic style and unclear attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hean
Albany rifle team dominates annual shooting meet
The Albany representatives excelled in the bay, service, and long-range events at the statewide shooting meet. The results highlight top scores by Jackson, Moyle, Allen, Norman, and Verran among others, with Albany securing multiple event wins and high aggregate placements.
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Avis
Albany
Pyri Oly
Mudie
King
Moyle
Ddth
Forennings
Gith
Allen
Wierks Mateh
Ryle
Jackson
Mth
Bruce
Verran
Gard
Yurd
Thet
Tyro
Norman
Duke of York
Shipping Movements Through Albany Ports and Arrivals
The State motor hip Kybra i is due from Fremantle via Bunbury and Busselton for a voyage to Esperance with cargo passengers and mails via Railway Department agents. Port Napier from Melbourne arrives to replenish smokers from lighters of Moellwraith and Co. Anglo-Corombian freighter en route to home ports waits here next week for fuel from Adelaide 8.8 Co. Liner Katoomba from Sydney to Western Australia should reach Albany with cargo passengers and mails, then depart to Fremantle. The Aberdeen liner Themistocles from London via the Cape arrives Monday with 75 tons cargo and mails. White Star liner Ceramic from Liverpool will call Albany September 7 to land passengers mails and cargo.
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Hip Kybra i
Fremantle
Bunbury
Busselton
Esperance
Ant
Railway Department
Melbourne
Port Napier Ia
Moellwraith
McEbachurn and Co
Anglo-Corombian Fett
Aol
Adelaide
Meriwraith
McrEavhorn and Co
Intersrate
Katoomba
Sydney
Western Australia
Albany
Themistocles
London
Cape
Jraveengers
Dalputy Unl Co
Jaiverpool
Angus
White Star
Ceramic
Cope
Dalgly and Co
SAILINGS FOR ALBANY AND AUSTRALIAN PORTS
Dalgety and Co announce sailings from England to Albany and other Australian ports. Kurmpides sails from Liverpool September 17. Vale sails October 15. Suevio sails October 22. Annie sails November 26. Demosthenes sails December 17.
Buy New Zealand campaign aims to cut imports and boost local jobs
An article on a New Zealand initiative titled Buy New Zealand urges consumers to favor domestic goods to reduce reliance on imports and support local employment. It cites Western Australia trade losses, calls for prioritizing New Zealand produced goods, and notes industry officials’ views on improving earnings and reducing imports through consumer choices.
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New Zealand
Aving Inn
Dominion
Western Australia
Mets
H. Millington
Factorian
Austex
Western Australia sees record wheat harvest forecast by minister
The Minister for Lands Mr. M. Trou predicts this season will surpass all records with 60 000 additional acres sown and a harvest around 35 000 000 bushels. He expects future WA output to reach 50 000 000 to 60 000 000 bushels per year amid generally good prices and several productive seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peri Wen
Wil Etoile Mewry
ML. Trou
Partin UN Ae
Lane Department
Simmy Yewato
Sen
Roth
Foo
Western Australia
Western
Awetral
West Australian sheep country set for growth after rail link
Developments west of the Great Southern Railway promise a big increase in sheep numbers due to subterranean clover pastures and fertilizer top dressing. The area, once seen as valueless, could become wealthier as land value rises with the Cranbrook to Boyup Brook railway authorization, boosting settlement and production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Southern Railway
Cranbrook
Boyup Brook
Perth Climate Vittles South But Claims Vast Southern Australia
An Australian description extols the climate of much of the southern half of Western Australia claiming near year round sunshine and mild winters. It cites Sydney Melbourne Hobart and Perth rainfall and temperature figures, praising Perth as a sunny Mediterranean city and a premier coastal resort for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lis
New Zealand
iMelante
Sydney
Melhawene
Hobaet
Thisbone
Lompetare
Adelaide
Bertheweh Hive
Ul Perth
Melbourne
Hobart
Perth
Las
Eustom
Wbies
Australia
Western Australia Holiday Trends Attract Inland Visitors
Western Australia residents increasingly holiday within the state as tourism campaigns like See Western Australia First steer travelers to regional resorts. Health and cost concerns push locals to explore closer destinations amid rising inland holiday interest.
Enchanting Cave Country Draws Eastern Visitors to Western Australia
The Cave House area at Yallingup impresses visitors with its scenery. Weel ern Australia and the south-west attract formnists from the Eastern States each year. Western Australians who explore their state first show others its beauty when traveling abroad. The cave country offers river ocean and mountain views with formations regarded as world class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Australia
Tourist Bureau
Wratern Australi Wesorises
Spire Press Association
Batcony
Cave House
Yallingup
Weelern
Australia
Perth
Value of Gold Production in Western Australia 1926
Figures show ore production to 1926 end: gold produced 46,708,000 fine ounces valued at £8,517,441 including export premiums. Net mining dividend guidance £28,022,180. Max annual value £8,770,710. 1926 production value £1,887,718. Raw gold exported £50,354,772.
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Western Australia
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