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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 27, 1909
Page
3
A patient recounts relief from a blood poisoning after using Cuticura remedies. The account details severe hand and arm symptoms and a hopeful recovery following treatment, mentioning a physician and a supplier in Whes and in Ruabon area.
A fragmented daily gists item notes a product named COAGUBINE or ALENX marketed as a pro mater guard against kidney troubles. Mentions cement for breal manufacturing purposes and an unclear list of terms UTES NASTIN and UTES NASTIN cement.
Fragmented local notices describe club meetings, sporting events, and community plans around Geraldton and nearby towns. References include Carnarvon title Club, railway workers, pastoralists, and various sports matches with mentions of attendance, dates in September, and local infrastructure projects amid garbled names and places.
Extinct from Ryven and Shipsing Engleut 1909 reports the state liner Karoola built for Austria trade by Meawne Marland and Wolf of Belfast. It details 43 ft length 662 fish beam 7,54 tons, quadruple expansion engines, electric lighting, first class dining rooms, and luxury public spaces. The vessel features Mysore machinery, deck gear, cargo capacity, and steering innovation with a compass display, plus notes on passenger accommodations and onboard amenities.
A fragment from a 19th century social piece describes Mr Timperley a respected town figure and two Australian novels as modestly noted. A bank manager visiting from Watherside arrives with a vivacious companion. The scene centers on polite socializing and a light, anecdotal tone.
A transport workers conference in Melbourne agreed on a draft constitution for a new federation named the Federated Carters and Drivers Industrial Union of Australia. Delegates from Victoria Queensland and New South Wales approved the plan and will appoint two delegates to discuss a wider Transport Workers Federation with Waterside Workers. The federation aims to include seamen Wharf laborers carters and eventually railway personnel with membership rules set at one delegate per 644 members. The new federation is to be registered under arbitration rules.
Melbourne reports the Commonwealth defense ministry has received many airship and aeroplane plans. Officials warn that crude, impractical ideas flood submissions while only practical appparats will be funded after officers’ favorable reports. Chak aims to announce conditions for inventor demonstrations soon.
Senator Henderson asked whether Commonwealth printing is done in Western Australia by the late government in Fremantle, possibly by private labor. Mr Miller said he would raise the matter with the Premier of WA at an early opportunity.
In Melbourne the debate on Commonwealth power to regulate monopolies continues. Mr Hedges argues state monopolies harm the public, citing WA lumber firms and interjections from the opposition. He notes that unified companies boost worker gains though dividends are sparse and prices for meat drop broadly.
Flooding along the Wimmere River disrupts Unese services expected to resume by Saturday. In Horsham the poor suffer as many lose most furniture while others have only the clothes they wear. Breaches threaten the weir as water pours through breweries.
Telegrams report the Younger gift sought by police and a plan to have the girl return to her mother, stay away from Chinese people, and be permitted to accompany her mother from the court, under the court’s conditional offer.
A Wyndham resident magistrate reports dangerous natives menacing residents. Robberies occur daily with two natives seen near the Residency. One police tracker wounded while pursuing. Extra police planned. two parties needed. Gull Bridge patrols hindered by prior arrests. Authorities warn and coordinate with Porlier district inspector.
On the Howkivr course at Kalgoorlie a late race meeting saw Talger and Pricep perform in slipshod conditions with mixed results. Mayko Liardet cleared the first and third obstacles but no notable finish. Flashlock showed promise though earlier in the day Disye YIFICTION OF 1 was among misfortune. Disqualification hit Nb Trenoweth and Tropoweth over Bilis in the Horseation rate, while a Board of Appeal remains unformed and stipendiary stewards may be reappointed as meetings proceed.
A fragmentary betting list names horses and odds from a Western field. C.K. heads odds at four to one with Plaxhluck Trenwith and Old Chui among entries. The text includes multiple horse names and unspecified race details.
Mary Allen sues Ourya Mining Company for compensation under the Workers Compensation Act for the loss of her hand and alleged custodial dispute. The trial before Mr. Walter and two assessors heard evidence from Ellen Allen and others amid a tale of family scandal and defense by the mining firm. The case was adjourned to Monday as court officials sought order and clarity amid the domestic revelations and unexpected courtroom drama.
A personal testimonial details long suffering from rheumatism and the relief found using Dr Williams Pink Pills. The narrator, August Freidrich of Burta, describes severe pain, swelling, and sleepless nights, claiming three boxes cured him after trying many methods. The ad warns purchasers to seek genuine Williams pills from chemists and stores, or order by mail from Williams Medicine Co. in Perth, Australia.
A damaged OCR item lists varied fruit and vegetable prices and odd spellings. It mentions apples, oranges, cabbages, onions, and tomatoes with fluctuating cents and shillings, plus a brief reference to fowl and birds. The readable fragments suggest a local marketplace price sheet with inconsistent spelling and quantities.
Telegram reports several ships were wrecked after a collision and steerage loss near Heishane and Waipa. The Waipara and Swan’s Mook were run aground amid fog and heavy waves, with four vessels stranded. Ninety ships cargo included 7,000 tons of tallow and 19,000 preserved whales, plus other freight.
Fragmentary market note reports Perth and Melbourne wheat prices with unclear figures. Mentions buyers and sellers with elusive amounts and rates, offering a snapshot of early trade activity and price directions in Australian markets.
The text discusses sheep dipping and product claims from Quibell and others, praising scientifically prepared dips by chemists to protect rams and ewes. It asserts the need for effective dips to achieve the best flock results and mentions global adoption in New Zealand, the Urals, and Baglioni.
The lodge held a meeting Tuesday with many juvenile and adult members present. The president announced a lantern entertainment to be held Tuesday evening with a designated chair and a formal program starting at 7:20 p.m. on September.
A public meeting will be held in Garaldion on 8 TURDAY Mb EPTEMAER 190) at 2 o'elark pom to license the government to place Vietoris Hospital under the council. The Mayor is noted as responsible, with a committee report on recognitions to be discussed alongside roads boards and unions in the district.
The Smith family list appears with names including J Bbearir Wil- iesin nil and Meal-x San'th kinship notes. An item references a court or guardianship matter with various individuals named and several fractured phrases.
Town council holds a special meeting tonight at 9 o clock to discuss four items. Opening Johnson Stret issue, repurchase option by Mr Brauy field at £30 with six month repurchase for £35, grant painting Town Hall, and Mr Moustaka shelter erection at Woods Great Peppermles Ours for cough and colds remedy price 12½.
The schedule lists matches including Chelotloni at 1.930 pm and 430 pm events, with Frasers facing Gibmieby as a final outcome. Details are unclear but indicate a tennis card with multiple title bouts and local players.
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