Victorian and Western Australia progress praised by officials
Commongwealth Statistician Mr Wickens and Professor Bhann laud early gains in settlement schemes. They cite population growth in Western Australia from about 1 000 in the first year to 190 000 and note vast future potential and challenges for the state’s development and revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Wickens
Commongwealth
Victorian Institute of Advertising
Professor Bhann
Mr. Wickens
Australia
Victoria
Western Australia
Western
Anatratia
Russia
Wickens
Local and General Military Training Parade Details
The record notes a cat parade for 24th Battery A0 4 to be held at the furby on October 3 with a motor bun departing from the church corner at 9 18. It mentions a display at Kew Gardens London and a floral exhibit in King’s Park Port Thia with varied flower colors including white pink and blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furby
King's Park
Kew Gardens
London
Landon Bo
Blowerin
Warstah
Pa Air
Melbourne
Imperial Economic Report highlights Australian apple trade and growth
The Imperial Economic Committee's third report shows 1924 fruit exports to the UK at 244.8 million and notes rising import costs for wheat meat and fruit over 20 years. It details Australia’s apple production in Victoria New South Wales and Western Australia, potential expansion in Mildura, and emphasis on better marketing, grading, and packaging to improve access and reduce wastage. It discusses global apple trade dynamics with the United States Canada and Europe and urges industry measures to boost domestic processing and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Economic Committee
Dominions
United Kingdom
Millora
Thatia
Mildura
Kingdon
United States
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Britain
United States of America
States
America
Orbitar
Europe
France
Taumania
Victoria
New South Wales
Western Australia
Narnalup
Baperance
United Rifle
Commonwealth
Western
Columbia
Council Deliberates on Centenary Park and Public Access
At a Monday council meeting discussions cover Centenary Committee letters to the Premier about spending and name change for a public park. The mayor confirms receipt and notes no admission charges would be possible if designated public park. Other items include road debris clearance, Maring Drive fencing, and safety concerns after several trips on Stirling footpath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Topham
Ulster
Henson
Remor
Irks
Mew
Dr. Holmes
Brighton
Nesbitt
Stirling
Terrare
Severa
Mount Barker Notes Celebrate Poster Ball and Show Planning
The Mount Barker notes describe a Thursday night poster and fancy dress ball organized with church aid. The hall overflowed with attendees in costumes while judges announced awards for best outfits and posters. The event ended in the early hours with thanks to donors and musicians and hints at a forthcoming Home and Farm Industries Show and various trade exhibits. The Mount Barker Turf Club also outlined New Year’s Day race program including Trial Stakes and Mount Barker Cup with prize money listed.
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Mia
Frank Collin
Mesdames Wallace
Dawson
A. F. Cuddiby
Albany
Thone
George Williamson
Jasa
Gordon Clarke
W. J. Hockley
Rucal
Perth
Morris Bros
Plaistowe and Co
Sandaver and Co
Ceiloyd Company
Cdmmitt Jand Co
Mortlock Broa
Plaimars, Ltd
Mbany
E. Folkard
Nutmernia Cowl
Plantagenet
Hamel
Harry Scarry
Albany Society Updates and Team Appointments
Mr J Parsons visits Albany as inspector at Albany High School. Constable Cooper arrives from Perth to assume duties in Albany. Mr George Waters returns from Perth for medical treatment and is reported improving. W Garrity of Perth Rifle Club, Albany native, named captain of the West Australian wire team for the Commonwealth rifle schooling competition now in Adelaide. Mr LG Allen of Albany Club also a team member.
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J. Parsons
George Waters
Perth
Bunday
Mately
W. Garrity
Perth Rifle Cloh
Albany
LG. Alien
Albany Cloh
Display of Boshell's wares at Moers showroom
Special display by Boshell's Sea eats Bonus Preasota company at Moers featuring Blue Label Tin goods and a range of glassware crockery and fancy goods. Albany and surrounding districts invited to inspect and exchange coupons for gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moers, Drew, Robinson and CO
Boshell
Widenty
Albany
Denmark Church Services Announcement
Church notices list Methodist services at Denmark Church with times in the afternoon and evening. Details are partially garbled but indicate regular worship and possibly a meeting at 2 pm and 7 pm with additional notes about location and persons involved.
Presbyterian Church Services Notes Denmark
On Sunday next Presbyterian Church will be conducted with Group 116 at 11 am Group 113 at 2 30 pm and 7 pm in Denmark The preached will be Mr W Shialts The report discusses export financing and fruitgrowers and emphasizes a closer preview of advanced tuition and progress in that area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Denmk
Andar
Presbyterian Church
Denmark
Mr. W. Shialts
Narrikup hosts record fancy dress ball despite rain
A September 25 fancy dress ball drew a record crowd despite wet weather. Visitors from Albany Mount Barker and the port attended. Prizes were awarded to Mia Weir and Arnold Ferguson among many entrants. Local committee lauded for planning a vibrant social night.
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Albany
Mount Barker
Port
Lange Centre
Macisell
Pritee
Mia. Spencer
Faulding
Min
HL Newman
McMillan
Mra. Porgubob
Dad
Misses E. Binith
T Hail
J. Warnick
Pierrettes
H. Newnan
Bail
Clowna
L. Newman
J. L. Downie
Viking
W. Green
Captain Kettle
V. Mehr
A. Plant
Rajah
EL Waycots
J. O'Haloran
Tramp
G. Williamson
Charlie Chaplin
K. Williamson
Wehr
M.C
Mr. Howse
G. Willinmaon
Mian ZL Jackson
Golliwon Nigger
Mra. Willinmaon
Bnanda
Rome
Booth
South Tarket Football Club
Ken Williamson
Council Reports on Works Committees Actions
Council proceedings reveal works committee decisions on Bath repairs funding Stormwater Drain at Mount Street with fencing and drainage work Brunswick Road tar metal spread and footway upgrades Moate's Corner land purchase Miss Moate 18 feet of Marine Drive Brunswick Road Campbell Road dairy cattle control and footpath upgrade Frederick Street footpath grading and leveling The report notes general purposes committee debate and pending approval by the mayor and town clerk
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Bath Repaira
Vansell
Mount Street
Lawley Park
Brunswick Road
Stirling Terrace
Moate's Corner
Miss Moate
Marine Drive
Matson
Tmpla
Ie Pen Lee
Campbell Road
Aleng Campbell
Frederick Street
Ion
Everest
White
Pasa
Ingham
Coddihy
Chad
Ing
Kam'amal
Soman Scanlon
Wnake
Appeals Court Deliberates on Kalgoorlie Murder Case
Perth judges hear the appeal of William Coulter and Phillip Treffene against death sentences for the murder of Inspector John Walsh near Kalgoorlie on April 24. Chief Justice McMillan admonished counsel for alleged improper grounds and the proceedings are expected to last two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Haynes
Criminal Court of
Federal Ministers Visit Raises Main Roads Plans
Minister of Works and Railways Mr W C Hill says three states must approve the Commonwealth road scheme before finalising a national plan. Western Australia would receive 384000 pounds annually, with state cooperation described as cordial and free of major dispute.
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Thin State
W. C. Hill
M.esr
Western Australia
Commonwealth
Weater Australia
Uncertain remarks on uniform gouge in Western Australia
The Uniform Gauge official Mr. Hill declined to discuss potential gouge risks in Western Australia saying nothing definite could be stated and that further information might come later.
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Hill
Western Australia
Rilemen's Carnival Adelaide Thurso The Dean match results
Yesterday improved weather at Tort Adelaide ranges as the tile shooting carnival continued. The Dean match for 10 shots at 500 yards was won by West of Victoria with 50 points, Ford of Tasmania 40 points second, Welch of Western Australia 42 points third, Braok of Victoria 48 points fourth.
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Adelaide
West
Vic
F. Ford
Tas
A. BE. Welch
H. Braok
Vie
Judge Mitchell Ill in Police Aritry Royal Commission
Judge Mitchell, presiding over the Police Aritry Royal Commission, fell ill on Saturday. He is reported to be suffering from pneumonia with complications.
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Mitchell
Police
Melbourne Modistes Fined for Customs Evasion
Melbourne firm Pauline et Cie Pty faced multiple offences in City Court for customs evasion. The company was fined 198 pounds in reparations, Mary Gray received 728 pounds, and Mabel Gray 10 pounds for duties mismanagement with 20 pounds additional penalties imposed on the company.
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Melbourne
Pauline Et Cie, Pty
Callins Street
Estee
Thensone Ant
Mary Gray
Mabel Gray
Qomte
Emnemting
Opium Haul Linked to Victoria Dock Bust
Authorities at Victoria Dock intercepted a large opium shipment worth about £1400. Nine bags were found and opened revealing 106 tins of opium, seven pipes, and a roll of silk. Officials believe the opium originated from the East.
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Treent
Victoria Dock
Seamen's Union Disciplines Drunken Members
A fragment notes the Seamen's Union planning executive action against any member who held a vessel while intoxicated, signaling disciplinary steps for drunken seamen within the union.
Bribery Allegations Reported By Australian Attorney General
The Parliamentary Labor Party discussed bribery allegations with Attorney General McTiernan who found the matter serious but did not state whether a decision had been made. A.L.P. figures asked to attend the sub-committee to answer charges and provide evidence.
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Sydney
Parliamentary
Labor Party
Jony
Mr. McTiernan
McTiernan
Ratlife
Exalive
A.L.P
Weithem
Rmmy
T Ie
Cebribery
Cubers
Parliamentary committee to take evidence in public
The select committee of Parliament appointed to inquire into allegations of irregularity announced it will take evidence in public on Friday after noon. Chairman Evatt was elected and the committee decided to add to its program the procedure for public hearings.
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Select Committee of Parliament
Wikery Mel
de. Evatt
Son
Electric train crash at Mortdale injures none
An alerting fault caused a suburban train at Mortdale to derail a second class carriage from the rails. One of the wheels signaling the incident reported no injuries. Investigations by officials are expected.
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Alretzio
Mortdale
Flight of Cobham 7 Draws to a Clobe
Athens report by Mr Alan Cobham states the seaplane flight from Alexandria to Athens to Leros Island in the Aegean Sea proceeded smoothly after 900 hours of flying. Cobham plans to land on the Thames near the House of Commons between 2 and 4 p.m. on October 1 with a welcoming reception to follow on Monday.
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Athens
Alan Cobham
Alexandretia
Leros
Aegean Sea
London
Cobham
Thames
House of Commons
Monlay
Britain and China clash discussed in Parliament
In London on September 29 the Prime Minister Baldwin told Mr. Ramey that steamers harbored disturbances were being returned to owners. He said China refused conciliatory talks and that force was used after General Yang refused to allow rescue of British merchants.
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London
Baldwin
Ramey Pery
Yang. Bem
Council Meeting on Building Plans Sparks Debate
At a council session on Monday night Dr Semalon moved to address a 1926 August 23 planning debate. He urged simplifying the approval path to aid ratepayers seeking building permits and criticized delays caused by multiple referrals. Dr Henson supported the original motion urging orderly processing while noting procedural missteps.
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Semalon
Notine
Ronpeillors
Beaalon
Weska
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