Swan River Rowing Wins Two Mile Championship
The Swan River Rowing Club secured overall victory in the two mile race from Crawley Bay to the Narrows. Browne led the charge for the Swans with strong support from Murray Church, Frank Powell, and Dick Gerd as Fremantle and Wests contested every paddle stroke amid a thrilling finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan Iver
Dial
Rrate
Crawley Bay
Mirake
Wests
Hkinner
Bat
Bi Theert
Wests No
Rodgers
Bane
Orgill
Fremantle
Browne
Brewiery
Skinner
Brance
Akianer
Redgern
Frenmatl
Swans
Hill Browne
Murray Church
Frank Powell
Dick Gerd
Cox Shicks
Powell
Davideau
Handling the Harvest Transport Strain Across Ports
The Minister of Railways C Willcock outlines a policy to divert wheat traffic to Fremantle to avoid bottlenecks at Bunbury and Albany. He notes shipping costs, port capacity, and truck allocations, with 200 additional trucks expected by October and 250 more by harvest start, while cautions on regional demands and special exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor Railways
C. Willcock
Gerakiton
Bunbury
Dalgety Majano
Lomlon
Wathers
Attany
Albney
Bounhary
Fremastre
Geralitau
Primantle
Narrogin
Fremantle
Bunnbury
Bashery
Midiaxt
Albany
Wearvoles
York
Girma
McCallum
Visionary visit to Mullewa by state figures
Townspeople welcomed Minister Hickey and colleagues MLCs Grey and Blman and MLA Miss Holman on a tour of the wheat belt. They met district leaders, heard requests, and discussed repurchase of Mendel estate and coal prospecting near Erada.
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Mutlewa
Gnsnel
W. Hickey
Sleemam
Manti
Hi. Grey
Metropolitnn
Mi. Kennedy
Greenough
Min Ray Holman
Mullewa Read Board
Road Board
Warren
Grey
Man
Holuan
Ertaton
District Tey
Sitto
Hickey
J. C. Wilbork
J. M. Drew
G. A. Kempton
Youth offender confronts judge over reform hopes
In a Victoria General Court, 17 year old Linden Verm Earlen faced multiple charges from May to June amid a career of crime. His defense urged reformative sentencing citing his age and family guardians, while the judge reflected on youth crime and the need for potential rehabilitation.
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Lal
Hon Woimirski
Victoris
Othes Tvs
Sting Crimien
Fonor
Linden Verm
Earlen
Mn Hag
Tealy
bin Zame
Servicetos
Gig
Inrvon
Robert Colin Metstosh
Nhill
Ernést Cameron
John Michant Ahearn
Jebarit
Donald Cameron
Reparit
Norman Eric Lane
D. Clarke
Clarke
Mr. Clarke
Hone
Ganl
Textile remnants and fabrics offered at special prices
A jumble of fabric names and colors listed with yardages and special price mentions. Items include TWILL LINEN SHEETING PERU finish, NATURAL FLANNEL, WHITE TWILL PLANNELETTS with a pink velvet edge, FLORAL SHADOWETTE, DUCK for verandah blinds, WINCEY in multiple colors, VELOUR COATS for ladies, and children's FLANNEL odds. Prices like 4/3 yard and 48/8 appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Boia
Meeting of Sports and Entertains Committee Held
A Thursday evening meeting of the Sports and Entertains Committee for the Children’s Hospital Appeal convened with members present including J McKay HT Mills P Cook G A Bielding A T Hiantwieke V Box J A Macgregor J Allen J Groeseler W Thoupsen and R Lighenow secretary. Apologies for absence were received from Mr Hollings. A letter from the Jroquet Club about a day to be arranged was noted and a request sent to the general secretary. The Rural Club offered support and Mr Lichenow appointed Mr Harrop to arrange terms and to liaise with the club. A favourable letter from the Commissioner of Police related to permissions for raffles and petitions. The Refreshment Committee noted donations of cordial Menara and eight dozen glasses plus clothing. A competitive race for stalls and prizes for decorated motor vehicles was decided with prizes and a cash prize. Mr Box reported on assistance for the procession from the Thunderworm? and Mr Cook noted the Drnida Lodge participation. Hoopl stall arrangements and motor lorries were confirmed. The meeting planned railway and transport arrangements and the next general Hospital Appeal meeting will have Messrs Feilding and Liebenow representing the Sports Committee. An open invitation was extended for anyone to participate in the procession.
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Children's Hospital Appeal
Torsday
J. McKay
HT Mills
P. Cook
G. A. Bielding
A. T. Hiantwieke
V.box
J. A. Macgregor
J. Allen
J. Groeseler
W. Thoupsen
R. Lighenow
Commissioner of Police
Mess
Chapman
Crocks
Brooker
Field
Processio 1
Cook
Drnida
Ami i
John Shiptes Pan
Ami
Mesnrs
Braet
Marsh
Ilm.l. Expertin
Thomywon
Feilding
Liebenaw
Liebenow
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Charles Hormann
Geraldton
Reo
West Australia
Sten
Trovke
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Ghassis
Dumpiste
Feeee
Denny
Millerd & Worthington
of Australasia Limited
Capriat
Papue
Australia
Tigack
Alanciments
London
Metropolitan Sporting Letter
Daily Stadium
Jack Denia
Jerry Gardiner
HSMA2
Melbourne
Gartner
Ronnie Scott
Fremantle Town Hall
Deuaix
Gooliner Iil
Vietary
Allen
Johmneun
Purdy Basto Wre
Claude Brennaud
Young Aylvest
Brest
Ux inter-State
Doriac
Albert Watts
Adelaide
Victoria
South Australis
Victorias
Western Australia
Bente
East Perth
Sabiace
Bonnie Campbell
Campbell
Christian Brothers' College
Bretes
High ‘Behool
Christian
Paele
Terry Visti Mullewa
Grothing Department Boys
Peigmn
Harvard
Afon
Texxis
Palace
Sian
Dren's Hospital Appeal
Sports and Entertainment
G. Faelo
Les Dodman
Menrweer
Ges
George’s
Migia
Fit and Weckmenand
Commercial Union
A. J. Logan
Pet Oller
Touons Nag
T. P. Crothers Conceree Spraralzer
Builder & Cortrsaren
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Onverets Tonks and Glen
Soar
Eeee
James
Kidd
Opeed Ant Shee
T. B. Carter
Alf
Waller
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