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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 18, 1910
Page
4
In a continuing tale, Steele receives coded telegrams through the G.P.O. Brisbane and the stock exchange circuits. He contemplates capture and danger, while a female adversary and a confederate loom. Police and telegraphic instructions drive the plot toward a tense nine thirty meeting.
Milling week ending April 14 1910 notes Lindon and Milbourne markets steady to firm with Adelaide stable. Export entries show Ashburton Fremantle Geraldton Albany consignment totals and London arrival around May 21. Chaff markets report large yardings and variable prices from £4 17s to £5 for prime. Tasmanian and Tasman markets show price movements and Poole ranges.
Mr Gregory the Minister for Mines spoke during a repeat visit, discussing One Government's view on a proposed Noa Mabhand nti and a deputation from Cue County rib and Die Knads Hoard urging a railway via Womgan. The Mayor cited floods demanding quick transit to the metropolis, with potential rail links from 150 miles away, promising regional development and pastoral benefits.
Important notice thanks the public for liberal patronage and announces arrangements for supply at very reduced prices from 1 March 19M. Lists prime roast, box steak, rump steak, corned beef, mutton cuts, forequarters, and miscellaneous goods with special arrangements for sardine houses and hotels.
Melbourne reports Walter Barnard Halls a 61 year old farmer charged at Fitzroy with bigamy. His wife Mary Hall testified they were married April 7 at Lass Terowie and had ten children. he left her March 26. The note concludes with an odd personal letter exchange and Avensell’s unspecified test.
An advertisement touts a fencing wire standard as the recognised method. It claims over 50 percent savings on first cost and lower transport charges. It compares tonnage usage with ordinary wire and stresses a brass tag guarantee on each coil. Used by government departments. warns against imitations.
An April 19 blaze destroyed Kimber yards at Clifton Hill, causing estimated damages around £50,000. The event sparked extensive agitation and led to resolved measures for suppression of certain violent acts, with officials promising careful consideration of the matter.
In Perth on April 14 1 the government announced J W Mankins aged 34 was detained four days before a retrial. Opposition figures Patrick Magnet Ci Trew and others pressed for a substitute in the We Segistative Council election. The scene revolves around a contested seat and questions about validity and parliamentary filing procedures.
Fragmented racing summary lists horses and odds from events at Ascot with mentions of Weather distressing the day and multiple race references. Names like Baywater Handicap and Lawley appear alongside betting terms and miscellaneous placements, reflecting a period racing update with uncertain OCR clarity.
Two heats of the ladies fine boat race were rowed during the week. On Thursday night Miex Barnett's crew defeated Mins Hayes by over two lengths. Last night Mise tovians crew defeated Mine Adkina's crew by bantam length. The crews wore ad ih lows Misses 1. Uarmlt Petiekme ich D. Tetlaw Ty Warwicker. coach Mirces Te HMavos Hy fimace Browne BE Churchill Ry Donnelly. Final heat to be rowed tonight at 10 p.m.
Railways secured victory on the first innings on Saturday. The report lists player scores and dismissals featuring Kelly, Forsyth, Maxtwell, Hatner, Willis, and others. Final details show multiple outs and small partnerships as the Railways dominated the innings.
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