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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 17, 1910
Page
4
Lawmakers discuss establishing secondary and technical schools beyond Perth, notably Geraldton and Northampton, while urging balanced liquor reforms and arbitration law updates. Immigration views emphasize expanding white settlement, praising government growth and opposing large-scale goldfield diversion.
The Geraldton Express announces a free mail offer for four issues weekly. Details on eligibility and duration are unclear in the fragment, but the plan appears to extend to multiple addresses upon receipt.
A reflective piece recalls the rough and tumble of pioneer life, paying tribute to fallen North Coast figures like David Landale Beetson. It notes the loneliness as old comrades pass, the longing for healthier times, and a nod to Beetson’s role in Darwin and Palmerston’s early settlement.
Opening ceremony set for Perth on August 13 with officials from Te mior presiding. A mining party will visit the Peak site during the event, highlighting a rich find and potential regional impact.
In the Perth local court on a recent date the Tramway Company faced a claim for overtime pay. After argument the judge urged common sense, and the court dismissed the case with costs against the plaintiff. A meeting later decided the resumption of work would be handled individually, delaying any uniform return.
An advertisement endorses Doan's Ointment as effective for eczema hives piles and other skin irritations. Mrs A J Mellows reports complete relief for her child and herself after using three pots, noting seven years without relapse. Available from Conway's Pharmacy and Foster McCrellan Co Melbourne Perth street outlet.
Porth Aug. 16 figures announce cases against Fohn Wrixon Black withdrawn. Beverley results list Sir Walter James leading with 341 votes, Me Tapes 208, and Mr Naylor 44. The count remains unfinished.
A letter from boss GM Gray calls on Labor in Parliament to press for the release of Pets Bowling, urging lawmakers to take action and demand freedom.
Sydney Nag notes Roberts takes early lead in a 500 yard race with Moserine Laufe. Final scores show Roberts ahead of Lindrum and Lindram, while Lindrum holds strong second in the second heat as times settle.
The page lists numerous horse names and related terms in a fragmented manner including Han tan's Tunnenp and various proper nouns such as Thorina Seddon Gioldstren Coral Banjo Murelta Glonella Focus Belgian Lady Agnes Tawlerie Saladin Katoonyim Floral Anple Charlottes Kefro Sir George Kalgoorlie and others, reflecting a racing or betting context with unclear structure.
Elder Shenton and Co report large buyer attendance and strong competition at Northam Market on August 9 with about 2,900 sheep 250 pigs 40 horses and 90 cattle sold Extra prime ewes spring lambs and various weights of porkers baconers and stores fetched top prices Midland Market on August 10 noted pleasant weather and large yarding but 1,100 fat sheep missed the market Beef and lamb values held firm with best bullocks 9 to 9 5s and spring lambs 13/9 to 14/9 Sheep lambs cattle and pigs totals were 2 389 with 1 etc.
Melbourne August 15. Report reads of murders and a request from Mrs Dost Mahomet of Karachi. In India the Premier at West Austentia bay asked for the return of five children to Australia. The Minister for External Affairs has sent cables to Indian authorities seeking arrangements for the children's care pending further inquiry.
The afternoon session in Canberra will feature the Defence Bill raised by Senator Pearce. The naval programme and military defence are slated for discussion. A large demonstration in Sydney welcomed released strike leaders with a significant public turnout.
Rifle club records show handicaps for the upcoming silver spoon competition to be held on Wednesday and Saturday, 17th and 26th inst. Names include T. Strempel, C. Fairheard, A. E. Blencowe, Woodward, F. Hanser, R. A. Trigg, A. Trigg, H. Rowe, H. F. Brain, A. Tucks, P. Warwicker, L. Chapman, P. Crowe, W. Trigg, P. Hepburn, J. Bayes, E. A. Towler, G. Fowliel, G. Baslon, G. Houston, D. Heburn, W. Glover, F. Green, P. Stegeall, W. Ramshaw, A. Searle, H. Spence, G. Smith, F. Towler, G. Later, W. Deary, J. Harrington, J. Lee, H. Warswicker, Wineberz, and others with various scores.
Visitors to Perth can purchase copies at the Express Agents stall run by Mr Albert in Central Arcade between Wellington and Murray Streets, opposite the Railway Station. Also available from Mr Patterson at the G.P.O. Bookstall.
Dongarra will visit Walkaway on Friday the 18th to face the Wanderers in a road game. Both clubs plan with their best players, Wanderers honoring the Dongarra visitors. A squad of named players including Boulke McGuiness Cullerton Bagley Desmond Johnson W Connolly Reading Stokes Ryan Barnden Driscoll Wylie O Hebir Reynolds A Wilton Trualoe will be selected for the Wanderers.
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