["Western Australia Leaves Port Hedland", Daily News (Perth, WA), Saturday 29 March 1913, page 10]
This afternoon Mr. W. E. Sudholz, manager of the State Steamship Coy., received telegraphic advice stating that the State steamer Western Australia got away from Port Hedland at 2 p.m. today on her trip down south. The vessel was two days weather bound at Port Hedland.
