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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 08, 1910
Page
3
The fragmentary text details scattered references to property actions, a meeting on Pride evening, and delays affecting government auctions and surveys. It mentions a boy near shafts, a fatal accident, and uncertain dates for project openings near Yuba with references to patrols and surveys in the region.
The document outlines a plan to obtain information on inspectors and districts in eastern regions for forming perspective districts. It discusses surveys, interviews, and the need to identify speakers from the old country or far districts to aid evidence gathering and seating of lecturers or interviewers in England.
Pleasant little screening at Gabyon station showcased the new sheep shearing machines driven by an 8 hp engine. The management and Geraldton visitors observed the shed’s machine introduction, with Mrs. Birt projecting about 6,000 sheep to be shorn this season. The Geir shed, among the state’s most modern, is stone built, well ventilated, and ready for next year’s operations.
The Agricultural Society plans exhibits to demonstrate lamb and wool products for export. Mr Logue of Mt Hult Tamale leads support but did not specify sections. Prizes focus on skin value and carcass suitability, with Minister for Lands expected to visit. Fat beets are also noted as export ready. The London market’s demand for lambs from six to nine stone is highlighted for exhibitors.
Readers hear rumors that Messrs Elliott and Cornish may own Mardie station but no confirmation exists. The report remains uncertain and lacks verifiable details or credible sources.
In Melbourne a mother Cornelia McCluskey killed her three children and wounded others in a brutal attack. Authorities report jealousy and insanity as motives as she told police of her plan amid a house fire and disarray. The suspect lived with Farquhar Mojotosh, with others killed or injured, as investigators piece together the grisly events.
The Prime Minister spoke in Melbourne on Sunday addressing adverse criticism. He said recent warnings of danger were unlikely to become real, noting that the position had not been misunderstood and that the public apprehension was not likely to be realised.
The postal department announces a new position to reorganize this branch. An office accountant on the central staff is created with salary of £750 a year. Applications will be called for by the Federal Public Service Count. The public service may apply.
Melbourne sports report describes betting odds for the hurdle race with Kulerrms Colt Vernier and other contenders. Colt fell during the race while Kuluroa moved past Tundulva. Teatave blocked, timing around 1 minute 44 seconds. Participants included Verniar Brownie Lon Desmond Rinow Toutse and King’s Ransom.
South Australia Adelaide reports a labor tension as a miocher and workers confront Simpson and Sons over wages. Mr Simon refused demands, leading to 300 men entering a strike.
A man attempting to cross a railway line near Adelaide is struck by an oncoming train from Glenelg. Witnesses report the victim was among a crowd near the tracks when the train overtook him, leaving officials to investigate the incident and determine circumstances surrounding the crossing.
Sydney report states at a Postal Employees' Association meeting in New South Wales that workers are allegedly subjected to exclusive and health-harming hours with only a 20 minute meal break. The note also mentions claims about remedies and cures for coughs and colds.
The LeGways report disruption as slaughtermen at Glebe Island abattoirs refuse to work over wage demands and demurrage, threatening to quit at a moment’s notice. The dispute touches the Vedastrad Disputéa Act and could impact public supply while authorities note possible discharge options.
In Mossman Police Court, Charles O Malley alleged secretary of Sugar Workers' Amony faced days of proceedings over a plot to bomb the Mosdmal Central Sugar Mills plant. Detective Maldon stated he witnessed a meeting and dynamite components in hiding.
The Beverley seat nominations include Nathaniel Harper Sir Walter James and Charles. Four candidates are listed though the text notes an upcoming election date described as nextd without clear specifics.
A miner survived a dangerous fall in a Missouri mine as supporting timber failed. The incident, near a winze, left the worker with injuries but he escaped death with emergency rescue and medical care.
The general opinion favored a rapid settlement but the meeting at Trades Hall on Saturday evening rejected the latest company proposals by 120 to 6 percent votes. The stalemate centers on a 14 hour day or 108 hour term for classification. A draft of conditions to resume work is to be prepared, with a remote hope the dispute ends this week.
In Geraldton police court an actor named Georgy alias Joe was charged with breaking and entering the Bootenal store kept by Patrick Yon on July 28. P C Baumgarten reported the arrest warrant, and a remand for event days was granted on police application. A further charge said Georgy possessed a bicycle at Burnoog Station on August 3 believed likely stolen. The sentence of one month with hard labor was passed.
The fragmented sports note lists multiple tennis players with matchups and scores, including Overheu defeating Messervy and several others such as Jomavy Jere LM, Moustava v, and Keay in a scattered, unreadable OCR containing prices and times.
Megara Cluttertuck Bros. report strong demand for their engines. The Incil branch has tapped headquarters for mapping. A rough for driving Henry Williams Co's wool dump is due to arrive tomorrow and a concrete bid is prepared for its reception.
Town defeated Country by 19 points to 1 behind in a muddy Saturday clash at Vs Recreation Ground. Standout plays came from Stokes and Mounter for Town while Rainshaw and Gast impressed Country, but timely tackles by Gilmore and McLaren kept the visitors under pressure throughout the match.
A social function at the Commonwealth Hotel drew about 50 gentlemen. Geraldton Football Association president A Meadowcroft chaired. Guests toasted, with speakers noting miscommunications over match arrangements and urging formation of a central governing body to keep the sport orderly and ensure coaching and support for country clubs.
A local notice reports a special meeting of the group referenced as PCL to discuss issues arising from the Crest complaint. The document notes calls for attendance and mentions related context about Woods' Great Peppermint Cure in connection with the 1684 reference.
The fragmentary column lists local happenings in Northampton including a horse-drawn incident at Miners Arms, hospitality details at various inns, and comments on prominent residents. It mentions Mr Anketell, Mr Hurry Snowdon, and two travelers Evens and Stayt, with notes on farming machinery and weather affecting rainfall.
A tangled notice from the Tin proprietor at the Commonwealth Hotel hints at a disturbance involving three entities and a bedkling incident. It mentions Peter Gillon entering the establishment at a cost around £140, suggesting a financial claim or penalty tied to the event.
A fragmented price list shows diverse items including flour, paper, sugar, preserves, marmalades, meats, fruits, nuts, and household goods. Numerous prices are listed in shillings and pence with per unit references, though many terms are garbled. The reader sees a snapshot of a late era shop catalog style with inconsistent spelling and notation.
Reading from the damaged citable text, crops and farms in Greenough face uncertain prospects under laird GWoers. Harriers expert Gr tnete and Mr Maley sell farm and implements at good prices. An August 1st event at St Catherine's Hall promises a strand ochre party with adanen to follow, as locals anticipate the social gathering.
Fragmented text from a local OCR notes a dance event and a few names. It hints at participants or performers and a venue on Greemingh Walkaway but details are unclear. The passage appears incomplete with garbled phrases and no solid dates or outcomes.
An auction notice announces a Friday sale of cattle at Miners, with consignments from Dalgety and Co and Murray Bros. The manager for Newrmarracarra is Siker Colina, with other columns noting price and lot details.
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