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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 05, 1910
Page
3
Fragmentary trade notes describe shipments and prices as ships sail to and from northern ports. Mentions cows valued at 41 pounds and export readiness toward Geravaion, with weather details including westerly winds off the Tremenian coast and forecasts of meals reaching Ger- Qhica.
A garbled report lists violin and singing exams with marks and names such as A Mistowski, Miss Hough, Ryan, Ethel Bradley, Frank Pele, Twida Conway, Vera Sutth and others. The fragment notes prep entries and credits, with unclear context and many misspellings.
An advertisement recounts W Clarke of 214 Hooger Street claims Dr Williams Pink Pills cured his crippling sciatic attacks after fourteen years of hospital visits. He details severe pains, repeated hospitalizations, and a new health improvement since taking the pills, urging readers to try the genuine product through Williams Pine Pills Company suppliers.
A Saturday local match report notes rough play in the final quarter, with a complaining observer describing unsporting tactics and a flyer calling for restraint. The writer comments on the Geraldton game and urges space for a reply.
The January meeting at Greenough Public Hall discussed rate payer concerns and the supervisor’s office duties, with J F Morrell and Jan Reynolds seconding motions. Debate covered advertising works and finance, voting split for and against, ending with the chairman's closing remarks.
The Perth press reports fragmentary remarks on establishing freezing works in Geraldton amid plans for works at Fremantle Wyndham and Albany. Mr. Drew and the Colonial Secretary discuss inclusion of Geraldton and timing for erection to assist pastoralists and exporters, with Fremantle and Wyndham sites under consideration and government funding expected.
W A L R reports on the new infantry volunteer corps forming under a focal unit. Over 401 men have signed, with training planned to reach full establishment. A gymnasium class and provisional unit under a supervisor are being started. Attestations are planned at Neill Hall this evening, with uniforms and gear nearly ready for issue.
Telegrams state four young men dressed as Perth residents aided the disguise of Miss Margaret Balp a school teacher who vanished from Perth. Detectives traced the ruse to Fremantle where Balp resumed a clerical role and a group of youths operated a caterer establishment as the mystery of her disappearance deepened.
Death of the Hon F S Grimwade announced in Melbourne. Grimwade, Felton Grimwade and Bickford Ltd. Perth, long serving member of the Victorian Legislative Council.
The South Australia Adelaide report notes the Treasurer announced to the Assembly that the financial year ending June 44h resulted in five of the year. He indicated that £40,000 of Customs duties were held back by the Commonwealth.
In the assembly today a Bill was introduced to provide remedies for recoveries of anxious measures against erring husbands. The proposal seeks uniform rules across South Australia and other states to ensure consistency and efficiency in such proceedings.
A 12 year old girl, daughter of Wr. Jobin Sherry, was assaulted while returning from an event near Maletwiting. The attacker, described as a man, rammed her from a bicycle cart, causing injuries. Police are investigating the incident and seeking witnesses.
In Perth Friday the Pull Court, with Justices McMillit and Roath, refused an application to compel tramway workers to resume service. The court indicated the act does not force workers to stay with a single employer, noting workers could seek other employment and that punitive action would be inappropriate. The dispute concerns potential reinstatement actions and the broader rights of workers amid stoppages.
Tomorrow afternoon a combined team from local clubs will face the visiting Country Elite side at the Geraldton ground. Local players and supporters expect a hard contest with strong lineup from both sides. Officials urge fans to arrive early as tickets will be available at the ground.
A fragmented OCR note describes an afternoon rail event with cadets and several participants listed by surname and initials. The report indicates the match was in progress at press time with scores and lines of play unclear due to transcription errors.
Adelaide reports a turmoil as 75 workers at Motilay halted tasks over alleged tyranny by a foreign foreman. Union supporters accuse foreman Thomson of mistreatment and press for fair treatment. Bromien promised investigation while workers endure disruptions.
The wedding of Mr. Michael Quatfl and a Cofer took place at St Navier's Church in Geraldton on a Wednesday evening. Bishop Kelly presided with Father Hilly assisting. Willis of Leonora gave away the bride. Connie Holohan acted as bridesmaid. Charles Maley was best man. After the ceremony, guests adjourned to the Railway Hotel for cake and toasts.
A morning discussion with Mr Carson of Express covers district needs. Government delays and ministerial views affect plans to purchase Bowes, water supply, and road projects in Geraklon and surrounding areas.
A jury in a recent trial led to a verdict after lengthy deliberation but was discharged. The proceedings involve William Chandon described as an herbalist and Mr Curtier Burnside, tied to the case and to Mrs M E Verstatter Peau.
Fragmentary notes describe a gathering labeled as government sporters with possible aims uncertain. Details are scarce and the record hints at enrollment and discussions without specifying outcomes or formal resolutions. The text is incomplete and does not clarify the event’s significance or participants.
Auction notices report sales of wheat and related consignments at Perth railway yard. Nine catalog items were submitted for public sale with prices noted, including a primary wheaten lot at 1 0 1 and median wheat at from £975. A count median lot was withdrawn at £4 7s.
An obscure article fragment warns of dangers from a poorly maintained kitchen sink. It references potential hazards, misleading terms, and echoes a fictional device description, noting risks from neglect and urging caution for readers. The text mentions Dalgety and Co as distributors in Australia, though details are unclear.
Fragmentary notes describe farm activity at Na wak and J. Rowad's farm. Text hints at delayed maturing of wheat due to continuous rain, with limited hope for early improvement. Mention of Frank Winson, Vice Minister for Works, confined to a room and unlikely to attend public or private duties soon.
Fragmentary text mentions warnings about wrong ingredients in beverages and foods with unclear brands and phrases. No verifiable names, dates, or events present to form a proper news item.
The new programme at the Cilinwaway on Malalay features Volstor Women and The Three robes among others. It lists titles including Pmcheetows Stee plichase and This Manhomd HY News with various acts and comedies forthcoming.
A chaotic report details arm injuries sustained by multiple people after contact with barbed wire near Zante. Medical staff applied dressings, and one patient faced possible surgery with prompt treatment cited as crucial in reducing suffering.
An advertisement promotes a linseed compound as the best stimulant and corrective for coughs and ailments. The ad claims anti cough relief from Ray's Compound and mentions brand names with promotional language, typical of vintage medical ads.
A dated ministerial minute discusses land settlement actions in May Vietanis District. It notes inquiries, deputations, and arrangements with Government Land Agent to identify suitable land parcels and associated procedures, including approvals and labor considerations. Several blocks remain available for selection by interested parties and officials plan forthcoming steps.
A fragmented review notes Wednesday events with Gideon and others performing. It mentions singing, winter songs, and a chorus act, with sympathy for a presenter and various acts from Mrs Moll to Mr Nash. The piece highlights staged pieces such as When the Wind Blows and The Spy, and a light comedy about a hurried pedestrian, concluding with amusement amid bustle.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions an event in Geraldton and weather related terms. No clear date or outcome available.
A quirky show at Towe Hall on Wednesday evening features a male vocalist known as Mr Holme and a cast delivering oddities and marred routines. The program includes a new act with Geraldson and a medley of ceremonious pieces, while the crowd recalls earlier performances and criticizes some stage misfires.
St Johns Church celebrates a special Sunday with a ritual service and bell ringing. W Shannon presiding will lead the anthem as part of the ceremony. A featured hymn, The Gift, will be sung by a choired group with readings and prayers.
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