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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 06, 1913
Page
2
Browrigg announces a new Up-to-Date Steam Laundry in Geraldton, offering prompt and quality work for clients. Premises are beside Fitzpatrick & Co on Eleanor Street with hours from 9 to 12 and 1 to 5, and Friday extended to 8 PM.
Fragmentary ad copy references an advertisement for run of date release and office circulation in the Geraldton Express. It mentions irregular publication timing and a single advertisement as context. No clear names, dates, or places beyond Geraldton.
The ODY has decided to opinate for the vacancy created by Dr Kempton’s resignation. The decision follows your vote and is authorised by ZA. Uy, Geealaton.
In Mullewa on Saturday August, James C Kidd, auctioneer of Geraldton, offers 30 Mullewa town lots in prime business positions near Woogan Hill Bondon, with Liberal terms. One third cash with balance due 6, 12, and 18 months at 6 percent. Additional parcels may be entered before the sale.
Shipping agents report movement of vessels including Kehunga coal to Sunday 17th, Welirhy Premantler Heralicon to Derby by April, Wulhurrn Uprabikam to Derby by Thursday August Ty, Fromumile to all LALA States. Charon sails Fremantle for Geraldton and Singapore on August 21. Riverina sails July 30 for Adelaide Melbourne Sydney. Zealani la sails Fremantle for Adelaide Melbourne Sydney.
The Prime Minister faces criticism for plans to replace the current maternity allowance with a stricter aid scheme. Critics argue the proposal labels recipients as paupers, deterring genuinely needy parents and risking loss of support for well-meaning families. They warn the policy could undermine public sympathy and harm the party’s standing among voters.
Mr Gardiner argues sincerity defines the era as Liberal leaders collapse amid a Labor dominance. Voters split among Liberal trads and a growing Farmers movement seeks defence for industry. The piece notes farmers organizing for protection and hints at limited gains versus the state’s political drift.
A mixed page item notes an auction plan for three town docks at Mullowns on Saturday with train timings from Gemnbiton and return to Caralton. It describes the new Church of St. Cotunian site of five acres costing £175 and mentions Mullins railroad and equipment expenditures. A Special Notice announces visits by Mrs W H Mt Browne,Eyesight Specialist, to Tongarra August 9 10 11 and nearby towns with consultations at the Dongarra Hotel and MF Kempton's Wontal Surgery. The piece closes with an alert about duplicated votes and election concerns, comparing turnout to Batlarmt and raising alarm at proportion of duplications.
A new political force claims expansion with 35 branches and a growing membership over 1500. The Secretary reports gains and a platform adoption, while some branches withdraw. Despite a modest count of 3187 members, analysts see potential power in veto control and field capacity as the movement analyzes future campaigns.
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