Weekend Stock Report from Fremantle Market
The weekly stock report notes firmer market conditions with stock being good and buyers active. Prices for sheep and cattle vary, with forward sales reported and quotations in the 3d to 33d per th and 10s to 14s ranges for various sheep and cattle grades. Forward competition shows ample supply absorbing market demand, while show sales include multiple consignments and prices to bidder.
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Shenton and Co
Fremantle
Lamha
Pork Tx
Parce
Horace
Beit Talues
Tswan
Nurers
Sri
Aller
X. Brarmine
Bar
Menara Neary Wi
Eulnean
W. Byrne
Warmemal
Lyon
Gutnras J. A
Mana Fogham
Willie
Antonena
Jas. Munro
Fienry Wits and Co
Hawkhurst
York
Krar
CO Smith
W. Ander
Bronktnn
Menare
Cor. Loarins
Clan Donald
Scroope
HH. Nemester Perth
Aalhort
Havera
River floods delay harvest as farmers plan autumn work
The front describes a wet season with heavy seston and rough conditions. Farmers anticipate cutting in September while noting river routines and a three year lapse in similar settling. The Farmers' Club reorganizes with T M Matecene as secretary and vows weekly meetings of the committees amid disappointment.
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Farmers’ Club
Ste Shrew
Luxtat
TM. Matecene
Geraldton hears rising soprano Lulu Benstead on tour
Geraldton residents may enjoy hearing Lulu Benstead a rising soprano now touring Western Australia. She aims for Europe after finishing this tour with a versatile company praised for its entertainments. Geraldton Orchestral Society conducted by Mr Chanman will perform selections as part of the concert. Early bookings advised at Snell's emporium.
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Geraldton
Mian
Lulu Benstead
Australia
Mink Benatend 5
Mesx
Nuhtio
Lily
Vroeted
Europe
Veralista
Moll
Wash
Weat
Geraldton Orchestral Society
Chax
Chanman
Rendée
Taree
Snell's
Emporium
Liedertafel Concert Announces Fifteenth Grand Event
The Ger aldton Liedertafel reveals the fifteenth grand concert to be held at Town Hall on Wednesday next the 17th inst. Twenty vocalists are expected to perform including pieces such as The Oath from Neville's A Revolt in Memphis and The Jolly Little Man. The program features Lavish arias, a Punchy Pump sketch, and a concluding dance with front-seat tickets admitted for patrons as the chorus and soloists perform in period style.
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Geraldton
Txhal Onicix
Perth
Rome
Lindertafels
Australia
Conneillor Forrard
Nash
Wromtess
Uiedertatel
Rooke
Bregeren
Meners Meacham
A. J. Mills
Moll
Messrs
McCarthy Nash
Liedertatet
Row Greville
Ott Holters
Misers Mountake
Nown
Tiedertatel
Sandy MacDonald writs bold claim in ten year old case
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Sandy MacDonald writs entry with mention of a ten year old VA beading bottle case. Limited readable details suggest a legal action or claim labeled writs, but concrete facts are not fully legible.
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Sandy MacDonald
Farewell to Broome's Arch ie Male retiring mayor
From Our Own Correspondent Broome reports a farewell week for retiring mayor Archie Male and Mayoress Mrs Male. A concert and banquet featured gifts, speeches praising Male's service, and notes of a London order for a visual souvenir. H J Norman elected mayor to replace him amid tramline engine progress and new electric power in Roebuck Bay locality.
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Archie Male
Broome
Old Country
Male
London
H. J. Norman
Robinson and
Roebuck Bay
Geraldton Football Association approves junior use of Victoria Bay ground
A meeting of the Geraldton Football Association accepted a request from the Junior Association to use the Victoria Bay ground on Saturday August 20 for the afternoon as Cue and Day Dawn juniors travel to play. The decision postpones Association matches and notes rules and fines for player registration. The president thanked volunteers for their support and the club’s kindness, as recorded in the minutes.
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Junior “Association
Victoria
Rluba
Nati
Roparind
Rovers
Trent
Cilhearere
Ite
Australian Notes Bill Debate Adjourned in House of Representatives
In the House of Representatives the debate on the second creating Australian Notes Bill was adjourned. Mr Fisher and We works did not allege to array the principle of the matter. The timely authorised the Commonwealth Government to take such steps as were necessary if supply currency notes met a public demand. For such notes Nine would be compelled to take such notes.
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Mc. F. Clinch
Roads Board
Morrell
Finnerv Rcr
Hamersley
Brats Board
Witton
Taard
Greenotieh
Lone Delat
Pasto
Teagon
Greenenah — Land
Melbourne
Tueaday
House of Representatives
Fisher
Commonwealth
Prime Minister Opposes Further Federal Capital Site Trip
The Prime Minister rejects a proposal from several members of the House of Representatives to organize another tour to a Federal capital site. New and older members show interest, while government authorization moves to expand territory expenditures.
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Svelbourne
Wetorn Ane
A Guard's Plight on a Night Train Fight
Melbourne dispatch reports Alfred Richardson, a guard on the mixed Ballarat to Geelong train, attacked by a demented intruder. Richardson fought the assailant, cried out, and, after a struggle, opened an emergency air valve to stop the train at Geelong. The intruder escaped. Richardson received serious injuries.
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Melbourne
Toraday
Alfred Richardson
Ballarat
Geelone
Qatandisti
Lis Jeg
The Bendigo Tragedy Inquest Report
Mrs McCluskey’s condition after the Bendigo tragedy shows intense nervous strain as she sobbed during the inquest. McIntosh plans to save the children buried. detectives interview him tonight and he will give evidence tomorrow.
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Melbourne
Tin Dendigo
McCluckey
McIntosh
Perth Debates on Agricultural Policy and State Leadership
In Perth the Legislative Assembly debated agricultural policy and the new Leader of the Opposition. SCADDAN called attention to primary imbalances and government delays. Discussion touched on mills, implements, and reforms, with emphasis on electoral measures and ministerial proposals.
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Perth
Legislative Assembly
Gerienitires
Mei
Seaddan
Juul
Haniel
Bassingn
Air Seiaithin
Femi ohsieVis
Alecars
Unfortunate Woman Murdered by Afghan in Karwebt
Perth authorities release details about Mrs Test Mahas mrt who was killed by an Afghan at Karwebt. The deceased had previously lived as a cradle child of that tribe and shared a domestic life with her husband Test Mahomet. Two brothers named Grgu were charged but acquitted at Dosh Mahomet.
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Perth
Test Mahas
Karwebt
Bort Hod- Tani
Weman
Tost Mahomet
Ws Hoth
Grgu
Dosh
Mahomet
Death of Melbourne horse trainer in Sea Lake accident
A fatal accident at Sea Lake claimed the life of horse trainer Michael Kaveney. He was driving a dig when a vehicle struck a stump, hurling him from the machine and causing instant death.
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Melbourne
Tursday
Sea Lake
Michael Kaveney
Kaveney
Public meeting warns of rail yard wheat handling limits
At a public meeting business leaders warned that without substantial upgrades to railway yard facilities in Geraldton, wind confusion could disrupt the coming harvest. They noted rotting stock could not meet current needs and urged action, citing delays already occurring by several days.
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Busines
Geraldton
Smart
Miners Officials Burns and Lewis Released in NSW
In Sydney on Tuesday Burns and Lewis, two Miners Association officials jailed over the coal strike, were released from Goulburn gaol. Lewis said prison did not meet expectations and warned he would act again under similar pressures, referencing his imprisonment and the hard discipline faced by inmates.
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Sydney
Tuexsay
Messrs
Burns and
Lewis
Miners’ —Association
Goulburn Gant
Geraldton police court hears baffling case with aliases and bank notes
In Ceral dt on police court, RMD Fruvat Dawsin faced charges under the Fustiers Nek of 02. Witnesses described his alias usage and association with a gang in Geraldton. A bank visit and money handling raised questions about funds and intentions. He was bound over for trial with bail set and further inquiries expected.
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Fruvat Dawsin
Hamilton
Dawsing
Geraldtan
Murphy
Roberts
TNO
Battintiur
Scyythe
Henye
Towatharra
FRM
Gootmakers Strike Statement From Sydney Official
In Sydney on Tuesday, Mr Johnstone the trade secretary comments on a recent Arbitration Court decision. He signals continued action by the Boot Trade Run Movers and NSW officials, aiming to press demands and threaten escalation by September.
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Sydney
Johnstone
Connett
Nsw
Adelaide Report on Simpson and Songstike Case
Adelaide dispatch notes no new developments in the Simpson and Songstike matter. The report mentions a non-specific project or event tied to a moon motif and references a five year period without progress, with sparse details remaining.
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Adelaide
Simpson
Songstcike
S&s Moon
Db Bys
Yeieliy
Roberts v. Whlis. Match commentary with errors on score
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a match between Moberts and Weise with unclear scoring. The readable portions show names and a likely contest reference but lack verifiable details or outcomes. The item appears as an incomplete sports commentary record from a historical newspaper page.
Queensland Wellington Act Amendment Extends Detention Rules
In Wellington on Tuesday the Crimes Act Amendment outlines that a Supreme Court sentence to imprisonment may lead to detention upon expiration. The judge may order detention for reformative purposes for a period up to specified years, possibly allowing extended supervision after term completion. The act also mentions mandatory reformative detention powers at expiration in certain circumstances.
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Wellington
Pero
Supreme Court
Peisuer
Unclear text fragment prompts brief record
The provided OCR fragment is garbled, containing incomplete phrases and nonstandard wording. It does not yield a coherent news item or identifiable entities. No clear event, person, or organization can be confirmed for a factual summary.
Public Meeting at Geraldton Urges Bowes Estate Repurchase
A Geraldton public meeting urged government action to re purchase Bowes Estate for immediate settlement and to boost agricultural development. Speakers argued the land price and railway access affect value, with residents backing parliamentary representation and faster rail readiness to support next harvest.
Reconstruction debate shapes wartime station site plan
A wartime council discussion weighed a Comallesiones effort to place a new Marine Terrace area station. Several sites on Marine Terrier and Durlacher streets were considered with a goal to centralize transport and channel steamers. The plan included reclamation to steady access, with experts to assess objections before final approval.
Market Report From Mackenzie Sale Notes Livestock and Machinery Prices
Market report details a sale with heavy supplies of vegetables and farm equipment, prices lower than usual, and better than expected turnout. Attendees reported brisk trading on farm machinery, stock, and crops with specific prices for cattle and items like two tricks of chat and canines noted among miscellaneous auction lots.
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Mackenzie
Erok
Mbure
Fay
Greenenel
Gorda
Byers
Wolfe's Schnapps Mystery Stirs Gentle Frustration
A quizzical note from a reader questions why Wolfe's Schnapps is preferred over another beverage, hinting at a pun or slang while seeking clarification on taste and usage. The message blends humor with a craving for guidance on selection.
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Wolfe
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