Tenders Sought by Government Tender Board for Groceries and Works
The Government Tender Board invites tenders to be received by the Chairman at Albany Harbour Works Office for groceries and various works. Tender forms available from Harbour Works Office Albany or the Underment. Tenders due by 18 September with quantity schedules and prescribed depot, marked Tender. Renovations at Broomehill Post Office and general works at Albany Courthouse Kataong.
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Talor Hearl Marquis Brrest
Minster
Broomehill Post Office
Albany
Kataong
Toolibin Sortable
Pratiewlara PW
D.lee
Courthue
Nartugia
Drawn game sparks local youth football contest
Spainst a team of the Wain football youths played a keen match that ended in a draw. A dance at Albany Social l Aparts club is planned at Masonie Hall on Monday night. Fire Station meetings set for late tonight and tomorrow to elect officers and discuss an entertainment for brigade funds. Representatives to meet King River farmers next Saturday about Albany butter factory. Albany rifle team was beaten by Gret place in a district shoot. Oil prospects improve at Middleton Beach after Captain de Hautpirk visit. Technical school classes resume with six weeks to exams and potential scholarships. Apple growers lament refrigeration issues aboard vessels to WA. a meeting with the Commonwealth line is planned to address the season’s troubles.
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Boo'elock
King River District
Albany
King River Hall
Osborne
Chien
Gret Place
Jackson
E. Thomas
Mt. Barker
Middleton Beach
de Hautpirk
Albany Continuaion and Technical School
Technonl
Western Australia
Bridgetown
Bunbury Herald
Commonwealth Line
Parents and Citizens Seek Funds for New High School Building
The Director of Education Mr Cecil Andrews attended the Parents and Citizens Association meeting in Albany. A motion was passed to write to the Education Minister to place a sum on this year’s estimates for a new High School building. Andrews urged continued cooperation among teachers, parents and citizens, noting improved school atmospheres since wartime.
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Cecil Andrews
Albany
Parenta, Teachers and Citizens’ Association
Erskine
WN. C. Forte
Andrewa
Omivta
Eml Brotherhood
Denmark Fatality: Search Party Fails to Recover Bodies
A nightlong search near Denmark failed to recover any bodies. Only a piece of rope a sock and a legging were found During dragging efforts. Harold Weight and E Rushton have since been recovered and brought to Denmark.
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Harold Weight
E. Rushton
Denlmark
Survival tale from Denmark inlet tragedy tells of three missing men
A sole survivor, K Dickenson, recounts the capsizing near Pelican Rock after a Sunday voyage from Denmark. Edgar Rushton, Victor Green, and Harold Weight, all former ALF soldiers, disappeared while attempting to reach shore amid heavy seas. Rescue efforts continue as authorities and locals condemn inexperienced sailing on the inlet. The Royal Agricultural Society event is planned for October 10 to 14 with entries due by September 18.
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She- Kenson
Denmark
Edgar Rushton
Victor Green
Harold Weight
ALF
France
Green
Weight
Loach
Young
Duco
Eden
Hushton
Dickenson
Rushton
Mesars
Smith Bros
C. EB
C. J. Smith
Haye
Secant Aggureves
Dammark
Royal Agricultural Society
W. J. Ashton
Returned Soldiers League Albany branch meeting notes
The Albany sub-branch of the Returned Soldiers, Sailors and Nurses' Imperial League held its ordinary fortnightly gathering at the Institute. The chairman Mr PL Lambert chaired with several officers and visitors present. Correspondence touched on veterans’ employment, Denmark casualties, federal and state funding, and local building plans while a new treasurer was elected and committees considered institute site changes.
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Albany
Returned Soldiers
Sablory
Imperial League Tok Silace
Institute
PL Lambert
Muir
W. Cooper
J. Barnett
Barrow
J. Blake
J. Woollett
L. BH
Dlotehin
G, Dobb
W. Hyde
FL Linbert
D. Field
D. Bird
Motehoorg
S. Mills
Roots
ALP
Ord
EL Meek
Mr. Hogers
Porth
Hev
Mo Ko Maley
M OK. Smith
Germany
H.W. Bartialy
Alec Tr
Barnett
Lambert
Hey
Verbon
Vaughan
King Hiver
Vaughen
Barker Rel
Wwe
Messrs
Tretsurer
Meeks
Palmer
Hubbard
Hotchin
Albany Branch Debates Institute Site and Fund Raisers
Albany branch discusses allocating Victoria Square for an Institute, rejects a memorial building site, and considers rent free options at Mechanic’s Institute Works. The group weighs public fundraisers including carnivals and a Pierotts show, with plans for charity entertainments and a New Year’s Eve event.
Death of Henry Lawson in Sydney
Henry Lawson Australia's national writer died at Abottford Sydney after declining health. The Commonwealth granted him a public funeral and Prime Minister Hughes praised Lawson as a poet of Australia and a voice for its people.
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Henry Lawson
Australia
Abbotaford
Sydney
Commonwealth
Mr. Hughes
Australis
Keeenup School Opens Amid Community Celebration
The Keeenup school officially opens with 250 to 300 attendees enjoying sports, hearty refreshments, and thanks to Mrs. Edwin Lloyd and the Sport Club. Mr. Healy, the head teacher from Donnybrook, and Miss Frost introduce staff while residents pledge funds for sporting equipment and transport considerations for pupils.
Freney's Oil Shares Rally Amid Rumors In Perth
Freney's oil shares show a marked rise in Perth. Last Wednesday they quoted 12/1, today quoted 2y. The reason for the increase is not clear, but various rumors circulate about the stock.
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Perth
Freney
Seal King Conspiracy Trial Opens in Melbourne Court
In Melbourne supreme court yesterday Adelaide jockey Nieuman faced charges of conspiring with an unknown accomplice to derail Seal King from winning the Sundown Park Plate on March 15. Owner Mr Thatcher claimed to have placed £50 on the horse.
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Melbourne
Seal King
Supreme Court
Adelaide
National Federation Meets Amid Cramped Development
About 200 delegates from all pacts of Victoria attended the sixth annual conference of the National Federation of Filjlmat. Senator Play said the trading rancerna of the Federal Ministiy trod tack en control in the Commonwealth during the war were being depairmed. He urged getting rid of them as possible to aid development, citing the history of enterprises of the Government of Qaversland and New South Wales.
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Victoria
National Federation of Fil
Jlmat
Play
Commonwealth
Qaversland
New South Wales
Prime Minister Hughes Deliberates Bendigo or North Sydney Run
The Prime Minister Mr W. M. Hughes remains undecided about contesting Bendigo Victoria or North Sydney New South Wales at the coming elections. Election date also remains uncertain.
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W. M. Hughes
Bendigo
Victoria
North Sydney
New South Wales
Sydney Society Robberies By Man and Woman
Police and society circles report robberies blamed on a man and woman who attend social functions in Sydney. The woman allegedly obtained invitations and distributed stolen property to accomplices in the houses visited. An arrest has been made in connection with the matter.
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Sydney
Hort
Customs and Postal Revenue Rise in Two-Month Period
For the two months ended August 31 customs revenue rose by £136,092 from the prior year. Angust postal revenue reached £784,000, up by £36,007.
Pensions and Allowances Across Commonwealth Treasury
On August 31 there were 105,314 old age pensions and 38,000 invalid pensions paid by the Commonwealth treasury. For the drafted ten months of the current financial year 22,249 maternity allowances were granted, compared with 21,060 for the corresponding period of that year and 22,787 for July and August 1920-21.
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Commonwealth Treasury
Postal assistants' salaries under proposal for higher pay
Mr. Kewex argued that the proposed elevated salaries are absurdly high after the current rates. If approved, the increase would total 1,306,000 pounds spread across 1,654 officials.
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Kewex
Community meeting sets 12 o'clock ceremony and elections
The assembly planned a ceremony at noon led by the Administrator Mr A EB Lloyd with refreshments and children’s activities in the afternoon. Officers for the next half year were elected: President B S Mark reelected, Vice Presidents G Duckett and Jortenem, Secretary G D White reelected, Treasurer F Stonehouse reelected, Trustees Lon i, Abraham and H Moor reelected. Auditors E Kelsey and Tate named. A football match meeting was scheduled for the next Wednesday. The president noted Mr C Rand lands plans to revive a local ANA branch and urged interested residents to contact Mipaelf or Mr Aundilanda.
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Mark
Messrs
G. Duckett
Mt. Barker
C. Randilands
N. V. Kearsley
ANA
Mipaelf
Greek War Crest and Cabinet Shakeup Rumors Abroad
London reports ex premier M Venselos weighs invitation to move from Toulon to Athens as Greece faces a critical armistice choice. Athens sources say Greeks seek settlement with the Kernalists and may fight to hold Asia Minor while Turkish lines reportedly pull back sixty miles. Athens papers note a Cabinet reshuffle as ministers return from the front amid confidence in a favorable outcome.
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Greeve
M. Venselos
Retii Tron
Toulon
Athens
Guy
Grecks
Awia Minor
Karaciawar
al- Neale
France Accepts Reparations Commission Decision
The French Cabinet approves the Reparations Commission ruling allowing payments through year end. The Paris press hails the decision as granting Germany near moratorium relief while Belgium bonds and Prince rights are noted as affected. M Thelluin comments on global reaction and the six month window for payments.
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Treasury Billa
Jourtu
Germany
Belgium
Prince's Rights Are Too Lnfringed.” In the Course of It Interview, M. Thelluin
Friction in Germany Reported by Boersen Courier
The Boersen Courier reports government friction over policy measures. It says the division refuses to discount the government's bills and cannot deposit gold in any foreign bank. The piece notes the impractical demand of additional moratoriums and the broader economic strain.
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Boersen
Deutsche
Diskonte
Hana
Strmient
President Harding Pledges Active US Aid for European Recovery
The White House says President Harding has practically promised active U S involvement in solving European financial and economic problems once European statesmen deem the aid effective.
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White House
Harding
United States
Britain and France anxiously seek wartime debt accord
British officials are understood to back France’s call for a conference to discuss inter allied war indebtedness. The move is seen as favorable for settling reparations disputes, while M. Poincare’s claim that Britain overcharged France is denied as an exaggerated figure.
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France
Britain
M. Poincare
Private Bank Starts in Russia With 10 Million Gold Roubles
A new private bank begins operations in Russia with a capital of ten million gold roubles. The launch signals expansion in finance and wealth management within the region.
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Berlin
Advyien
Russia
Palestine Arabs Launch Series of Raids
A Palestine Arab group conducted multiple raids and attempted further serious attacks against Zionist targets, raising tensions in the region.
Davis Cup Victory Pushes America Past Australia
America defeats Australia to win the Davis Cup final singles as Johnson beats Patterson and Tilden defeats Anderman. A weekly bridge tournament at the Soldier's Institute draws a large, mixed crowd with Mrs. H Wiley winning best ladies prize and Mr. S Mapes taking second. The Friendly Societies Council hosts a Monday bridge event with high turnout and plans for another soon.
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New York
Che
Australia
America
Johnson Easly
Patterson
Tilden
Anderman
RSL
Soldier's Institute
Mra. Shenfieli
Friendly Societies’ Council
Mr. John
Gilbert
H. Wiley
S. Mapes
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