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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 15, 1911
Page
3
The Rev J E Stone formerly of and is to begin his tenure in the First Church tomorrow. The Eastertide service will be in harmony with the season and Thursday evening the choir will perform the anthem This is the Day.
At the morning session the Mayor and Commentor addressed about 30 captains of brigantine brigades and several representatives of the Fire Delgader Hoard. Attendees included Mr. Shirley White ionicipat and Mr. Brennan, with Mr. Lapatey as chief officer. After the toast to the King, Mr. Veeck proposed the health of the Brigades Board. responses were tendered by Messrs Brown, White, Lapsiey, and Brennan, with Kennedy of Mt. Magnet replying.
At 2.15 this afternoon brigades assemble at the Fire Station and march to the Recreation Reserve for inspection. They will reassemble at the Fire Station later this evening for a torchlight procession. On Monday demonstration events will begin and continue daily through Thursday.
Fragmented report notes rowing and sailing races scheduled for Monday afternoon at Asplacade Pier. Mentions Perth amt Fre Caxadle and possible participants such as Titans Volizmano Davis and Geraldtor in a calm morning context.
The Rotticking Revellens presented a sacred concert with mixed audience reaction. Vocalists Raymond Renee Rowling and W. Bowers impressed, while comic items drew less approval. proceeds support the Children's Heap.
Senator Lynch addressed the Geraldton audience on the Federal referendum, arguing the four proposals would extend citizen self government. He defended questions as nonpartisan, highlighted trade and industrial powers, arbitration, monopolies, and consumer protections, and stressed reform to curb price manipulation and support workers.
A personal account describes severe scalp problems with dandruff and hair loss. The writer attributes improvement to use of cutieurs remedies and a wholesome stimulant, noting past white coat collar conditions and gradual hair regrowth through treatment.
Fragmented remarks discuss price regulation for primary products, farm markets, and monopolies. Mention national government powers, to protect citizens from extortion, and the idea of referendum day outcomes. References to Roosevelt era policies and agricultural pricing under debate.
The report discusses wide attendance by West Australians at Westminster for the ceremonial King George events. It notes Finlay’s return, anticipated meetings with English figures, and a general sense of public interest despite varying opinions on the proceedings and social implications.
Three actresses Miss Evelyn Aborn Miss Sylvia Maurer and Miss Violet Martin were returning from a trip to Outer Harbour when their car owned and driven by Mr. Gilbert struck an excavation trap. Miss Aborn suffered a dislocated jaw Miss Maurer had facial bruises and a badly bitten tongue others were not seriously hurt.
Adelaide hosts the Commercial Travellers' Association United Conference. The committee report shows total members 4359 and assets 146,162 pounds. Western Australia branch has 328 members and assets 9,165 pounds.
The Agricultural Traplement Employees' Union will apply to the claims made to the union's log. Manufacturers employing union members in Victoria and South Australia face a meeting by Wednesday to decide if the requests will be conceded or a counter claim granted. Union officials cite short notice and federal constraints as context.
Melbourne report says the adjourned inquest into the shooting of Indian hawker Almad Stab by John Polley at Warbutton was held yesterday. Polley read a statement claiming threats and a refused cancellation of a sale. Polley was remanded for trial on a murder charge.
Cabmen and carters presented to the Mackney Carriage Committees by the deputation at the city council. The committee ordered Steamship Overse' Padecation to meet the cabmen and representatives to confer on the situation. The mayor urged prompt action to prevent public inconvenience and to strengthen their position as all parties resume work immediately.
Sydney racing notes state Paraman may skip the Autumn Stakes after a morning gallop. Officials will decide if he starts in the Cup or Jobadea, as the horse appears physically affected from a previous injury.
James Dunlop of the Scottish Agricultural Commission, acting as a judge in Royal Show cattle classes, argued that Australian stock excels in some areas but lags in others. He noted winter soil in Clyde and future prospects for bacon supply, while praising jumpers and critiquing comparative prices and quality.
St Luke's Presbyterian Church Redfern faces possible loss of church custody as ALM Society moves to foreclose on the mortgage. A quarter century ago land was given for the church, which borrowed £25,000 and pledged the site as security. The debt burden has weighed on the congregation, with the society’s directors signaling sale of the church.
South Australians visited Bath on Saturday for a bowling event. The tour included local matches and a social gathering, with players and officials from the visitors' team in attendance.
Advert sees a mixed parcel of English made BLANKETS quilts gowns slips and night garments offered by Chas Moore & Co with color borders madapolam fabric and separate pair items priced across multiple items. The notice notes freight terms postage prepaid to readers nearest station and asks customers to mention the paper when ordering with details on sizes colors and substitutions.
Ad copy states a £2 blanket parcel for full double beds with Pale White and Pale Grey options. It promises free delivery to the nearest railway station. Readers are asked to mention the paper when ordering.
A long OCR of a parcel catalog lists men and women clothing and blankets. It includes sizes, colors, and prices for wool vests stockings bloomers white blankets and infant wear, plus notes on carriage and railway delivery to a station.
Rev. W. Floyd Shannon will deliver a talk on lore and history, followed by brief remarks on firemen and a musical solo by Miss Gillan. Visiting firemen attend as cordial hosts while old man lore is recalled in a light program with Wolfe’s Schnapps mentioned.
A clipped ad column hints at a proverb about saving and earning with a quip: Shilling Saved is 4 Shilling Gained. The note references F. C. Towler as a verifier for job printing and advice on printing matters.
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