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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 10, 1907
Page
2
Calculations show sunrise around 10 42 18 for the first day and 20 at 2 23 a fourth later. Moon phases list New moon on April 13 and Full moon on April 28 with phase changes through the month.
The notice lists sailing ships and routes from Geraldton to Nor West Ports Java and Singapore. The Charon Jeeves departs Geraldton for Fremantle around Thursday April sth or 7th, with Fremantle and Geraldton departures noted along with Pilbarra, Bydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Albany and Fremantle schedules for April.
An extraordinary election will be held at Rahawah Schoolroom on Saturday April 20, 1907 to fill the vacant seat caused by William Barges resignation and to select a ruler auditors. Nominations must be in the hands of the clerks before the day of 1 ton and can be addressed to Nabi wah ehvol care of the Board Beer pany.
Tender invitations issued for the right of establishment and a Publican's Booth at the races in April. Tenders revocable by 8 p.m. Saturday 13 April. Mayley, Hon. Lecy, April 10, 1907. The Geraldton Express notes public notices and postal rates for twelve months.
Dongarra Race Club announces a race day at Dongarra Racecourse on Friday April 19 1907 featuring Maiden Plate Hack Race Tawin Stakes and Lovers Handicap with weights set by WA Turf Club. Nominations close April 4 and weights declared April 10 with penalties for prior wins. Frank Herbert and W T James promote books and goods in the advert section.
The Geraldton Printing Co. advertises lower prices for printing services for mail and Europe patrons. It urges customers to compare with other firms and try the new firm before sending work elsewhere.
COMINC EVENTS lists Spencer’s Theatrescope at Maguire Hall with a Victoria District Progress and Development meeting in the mayor’s parlor at 8 p.m. Also Walgoo District JC races, Gerakston-Woote cricket match, and Dongarre races scheduled for the 19th.
Our express delivery note asks subscribers to report delivery irregularities to our offices. The notice explains complaints help Genatpron Express Corp. report issues and provide remedies.
A 1907 editorial urges compulsory survey and registration of all underground mine workings across the state. Citing the Narra Tarey disaster and the Bonparevale flood rescue, it argues that detailed plans would have prevented fatalities and improved safety. It calls for Amended Mining bill provisions to require thorough surveys and registered copies for managers and foremen.
Local items cover Victoria Dink i and Development, a meeting in the mayor's parlor, and a warm evening with a 02 deg delay. Reading shows 30.112 inches on the barometer, 91.6 max and 60.0 min temps. Arrino post office reopens with Arthur Williams as postmaster. The Paroo left for Singapore carrying about 140 tons of produce and passengers. Government land agents report March applications totaling 14 for 24 602 acres across conditional purchases and pastoral leases. Rabbit Department notes two fenced areas with rabbits inside No 2 fence, near Brand and Hickling properties, prompting Diam to investigate and plan eradication. A correspondent reports a solemn Edward Dol event.
At Arrino the wedding of Mr Charles Campbell and Jingle drew a large attendance from Arrino residents with a long life wish and dancing into the morning. In Geraldton Local Court a case adjournment was ordered pending witness examination, with comments on the case posture from Mr Mills and Mr Walter. A concert and dance for the Bermicvate incident fund is planned for Monday next. A marriage occurred at the Anglican Church between BD Gale and Mrs Garrett. T. L. Brown receives notice of Premier Moore’s Geraldton visit on the 18th and talks of a banquet arrangements for the Ministerial party.
In a Tuesday April 9 1907 session before Mr W A G Walter BM the court ordered commitment in 14 days due to debtor absence, with suspension for a fortnight once made. The record notes a judgment intime for the defendant.
In a long interpleader case between Geo Luster and Mechanics Institute the institute landlords of a shop run by J H Lester and Co, evidence shows George Lester bought goods worth about £70 with a £100 loan to cover debts. The secretary J C Kidd held goods and furniture as security while disputes over possession and sale persist.
In the case Lester v. Me thanies Institute Mr Waller reserved judgment after considering the matter. The auction room sale showed George Lester did not buy the items. funds advanced to his brother were a loan. If a note existed it might be fraudulent to avoid rent seizure. Judgment for the plaintiff for £435 with costs. interest disallowed.
From Our Own Correspondent Yalgoo reports preparations for Faces and hall events next Thursday the 11th with a forecast of a good day. G F Ellis poured the hoot at the racecourts Mrs Eller the refreshment stalls. Constable Jensen had an action of goals for a Kaneatoo hunter Ted Fahey who died recently beyond Melville. A farewell social to Mr and Mrs T W Barker was held, with attendees praising his cricket and football support and recent move to Gerablim. Weather brought intermittent showers and cool spell. train delays due to engine water shortage between Gerakiton and Wirarga.
The trial at Alice Mitchell for the alleged murder of Ethel Booth proceeds. Witnesses describe a filthy home with dirty rags and napkins, a washhouse soaking for days, and children crawling amid filth and fowls’ droppings. A neighbor testifies to visiting in February after a constable report. Dr Davy examines Baby Booth, who is emaciated.
An advertorial claim states that applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieves pain and aids sleep. The liniment is described as proven in thousands of cases and offered for sale by chemists and storekeepers.
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