Repatriation Committee Holds Regular Meeting
The Repatriation Committee met Monday with strong attendance including three delegates from Broomehill. A free children's picture show for the Prince of Wales visit was approved, funded by the Entertainment Committee, with an evening show for RSL aid. Loans of £30 and £50 were granted for rail fares, furniture, tank, and related items, while several loan requests were refused due to funds. The resignation of E McCulloch was accepted. next meeting will fill the vacancy. The annual meeting is set for June 1 with officers retiring and eligible for re election. The secretary was instructed to notify a returned man about a dishonored £50 pro note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Richardson
Broomehill
F. A. Rogers
Prince of Wales
R.8.l
E. McCulloch
Albany
Barkley
Cory
Green
Mather
Purkiss
W. J. Rogers
Smith
Reid
Mourits
F. A. Are
Cobb
Prince of Wales visit spurs Young Australia League camp plan
Under Young Australia League control the Prince of Wales visit prompts a statewide youth camp plan at Claremont Royal Society grounds for 500 country boys. Over 100 applications in a week show strong interest as Perth hosts the capital city visit. Prospectuses available from Mr KE R Marie, general secretary, YAL, 578 Hay Street, Perth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
Young Australia League
Bunbury
Lieut. Severus
the Prince
Royal Society
Claremont
League
Perth
KE. R. Marie
Y.A.L
Hay Street
The Prince of Wales Reschedules Australian Tour
The Governor General announces the Prince of Wales will take a week between Melbourne and Sydney engagements due to medical advice. He now arrives in Sydney on June 16 instead of June 9 and plans to stay largely in Victoria with much time in Melbourne. General Sir Brudenell White notes WA plans unaffected for now, with further updates to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
Melbourne
Sydney
Victoria
Sir Brudenell White
Australia
Tambellap Musketry Continues With Handicap List
Shooting begins at 10 a.m. on Saturday with Tambellap Musketry continuing and a trophy to be contested Monday by the captain. Handicaps include Bavin 0, Flower 0, Gmeiner 0, and others up to 14 for Clifton Johnston Milner. Any member without a listed handicap will be set on the range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bavin
L. Flower
E. Gmeiner
W. Crosby
A. Gmeiner
R. Saggers
F. Knapp
W. Cadd
T. Carington
W.saggers
T. Knapp
A. Backhouse
W. Nicholls
A. Post
Tambellup Team Promises Strong Return at Broomehill
Tambellup travels to Broomehill for a return football match with local optimism. The game is expected to be keen and even as Tambellup has shown great improvement since the last meeting. A possible visit by Katanning Mechanics' Institute players to Lambellup for billiards is noted, with Wally Cadd coordinating and aiming for a strong turnout and fast table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tambellup
Broomehill
Tambellupa
Katanning Mechanics’ Institute
Lambellup
Katanning
Wally Cadd
Vipa
Casualty figures from Returned Soldiers League booklet
A Returned Soldiers League booklet lists 35 totally blind soldiers discharged by 11/9/1919. It estimates 12,000 totally incapacitated soldiers from a military view, with pension figures still changing. It details limb losses among ALF members: 5 both feet, 55 left foot, 39 right foot, 36 both legs, 655 left leg, 61% right leg, 189 left arm above elbow, 138 left arm below elbow, 243 right arm above elbow, 98 right arm below elbow, plus trench-foot amputations. No later particulars available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Returned Soldiers’ League
E Alf
Australia
ALF
Seamen Union Calls Naval Withdrawal and Protest
The Sydney branch of the Seamen's Union votes to withdraw from all future military activities and to risk a work stoppage unless 12 agitators imprisoned are freed. A home remedy ad appears with Woods Peppermint Cure and a Katanning plow for sale by A Thomson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
The
Seamen’s Union
LW W
Wooda
Estate of Charles Garvice valued at £71149 in London
The late Charles Garvice estate is valued at £71149. Basil Murray travels to London on a business mission in a few days. A V McShane has recovered from surgery and hopes to be out soon. Keeley Bros invite inquiries for kangaroo and wallaby skins with high prices offered in Katanning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Charles Garvice
Basil Murray
Westralian Farmers, Ltd
A. V. McShane
Committee of Repatriation
Avoridupole
Western Fur and Leather Co
Wallaby
Tamar
Katanning
W.A
Keeley Bros
Arar
W. G. Drew
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Tambellap
Garston
A. Thomson
Thomeor and
Mebarry
Geet
Co-Operative, Limited
Graziers Co-Operative, Ltd
Warwick House
Port Sale
S.H
Kesey
Bros
Arnold
J.B
I. L. Holly
Fuush
Carew St
Alocial
Bert Scott
sSreeara Sena
Mate Ad
Nurse Cox
Sudan
Robert Scorn
Orore Peeing
Robert Scott
Katanning Tambellup
J. E. Bavin
R.S.S
N.I.L
F. Squirrell
Srpost
Keeley Sros
the Prince of Wales
A. Genoni
Eatanning Road
Glencoe
Wernaminup
J. W. Hewron
Home and Territories Department
FFERS
Defence Reserve
A. Poynton
Home and Territories
Model Farm
Ratanning
Austral Terrace
G. Drew
Cojonup Market
Dalgety & C O., Ltd
Wytel
Wethers
Dalgety, & CO. Ltd
Ketanninger R. Krakouer, Kojonup
Cranbrook Market
Dalgety & Co. Ltd
Dalgety & Company Ltd
G. N. Bunter
Cranbrook
Henry Wills & C O
TLL
Henry Wills & Go, Wit
Mosars, Dalgety and Co. Ltd
Mestreilder, Sain and Go. Ltd
Henry Willsee Co
Mitchell
the Mart
Clive Street
Elder, Smith and Co. Katanning
W. G. Drewar
8. E. Eem
Coopar
Robert Scott Katanning
WAR Memorial
Truarecay
Dene 17
Town Hall
Inglis Synnott
Katanning Town Hall
Henry Wills & Co
OSC
A. S. Graham's
Mary Pickford
Gazettes
Masari
Thompson
Katarning
Dalgety & Cg, Ltd
Groeengrocer
Olive St
Kojonup
Thureday
Dune
Henry Wills and Co
Anderson and Thompson
Wednyaday
Cameo
Saunders
Carew Street
Knight’s Quality Store
Fruiterer
Greengrocer
A. S. Tree Clive Street
Freit
Harry Smith Stans
Wruit & Vegetable
W. J. Keeley
Bach, Seeley Bros
UBEEK
Berald” Office
Babe
W. J. Rogers & Sons
Speocialiste
Young
James W. Old
Austral Termos
Herald” Office
Bor
Crarectrs
Clothiers
China Department
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