Aes Jewellery Items Displayed For Weddings
A selection of wedding presents includes elegyro plate sterling silver within the aes jewellery collection. The display covers various descriptions and styles as part of the jewelry and gift offerings.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 28, 1907
Page
3
A selection of wedding presents includes elegyro plate sterling silver within the aes jewellery collection. The display covers various descriptions and styles as part of the jewelry and gift offerings.
An oblique colonial-era rant critiques Carruthers and the New South Wales government. It rails at Tasmanian and Western Australian figures, denouncing taxation, governance, and civil authority while praising reformist opposition and lamenting political turmoil across colonies. It referencesPat Greenough and a court challenge to measures, using a propagandistic voice.
London reports further incriminating evidence against the Goole now under arrest for allegedly marrying Madame Levin. At Goookd'n residence police found signs of a struggle and several pearls torn from decigsrd's ackines, linking to the crime.
Snowy Naker an Australian swimmer and boxer known as Snowy Naker won two events at the International meet held at Waa Rus sian Finland. London and Tuewingy Maker noted the results as part of the multi nation races.
Reports from Japan indicate a serious island fire on Yero destroying three fourths of Hakorlate, the chief port. The extent of damage remains uncertain as details come in from Tokyo.
A crowd gathered at the toxen hall in Geraldton led by the Mayor to discuss the Federal tariff. Speakers including Mr. Pope and others argued the tariff harms Victoria District industries, especially agriculture and mining, and would burden the general community rather than protect local producers.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mothers of Australia and a wall, with garbled phrases about Crops, cough, Suet, and a Bett cine ty. No coherent event or entities beyond Mothers of Australia and unclear references.
The article records a heated session over tariffs and protectionism, debating how tax policies affect farmers and regional growth. Speakers cite Britain’s tariff as insult to the mother country, warn of rising costs for mining and irrigation equipment, and note the broader impact on Western Australia while backing a resolution for interprovincial representation.
Perth report states inquest into Leah Fouracre postponed this morning after inspector Connell resolved by wire from detective Condon. Witnesses reside in a region extending from Worvuna to Bunbury amid a large contract, delaying proceedings.
In Turnay October 27 the Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration panel debated resuming Mr J A Wright’s Royal Commission to review the construction of agricultural railways. The Colonial Secretary called the timing inopportune, while MPs cited costs and economies. The motion faced opposition from Mr MacLarty Mr Glowres and Mr Thresselt as the bill advanced with support from Randell and Vactarty and adjournment moved by Mr W Tang s Ford.
Police inquiry in Melhourne follows reports of two men missing. Jacob van Preovi, manager for Mesurs, along with Tewis and Whitty, are under scrutiny. Alexander Forbes, a St. Kilda merchant, had been missing since August 14.
A Campbel stadigy report notes a fatal accident yesterday when Edwin Holten's toddler toppled a boiling kettle, pouring scalding water on him. The child died soon after in severe agony, as witnesses described. The incident occurred on a Tuesday evening near Campbells Cross.
Milbourne Tuesday Evening report details a serious coaching crash at Walhalla. Vehicle carrying mining officials from the Long Taniel mine capsized. Mr Rowe chairman severely injured, Mr Harvey manager, and Mr Irwin director tossed out, with others shaken but unhurt.
In New South Wales on Tuesday evening Sync, a lively crowd gathered for a performance at Wirth. Marco the Hontamoe entered the cage causing loud excitement, a rush to the door followed by calm return as the crowd recognized his courage and the show's resilience.
The Assembly discussed re defining Crown powers over privately owned railways. Legislation would regulate weights, lengths, speeds, and timetable rules if advisable. Ministers answered questions on pest control methods for rabbits and licensing for mining work on Sundays. The Arbitration Bill was read a first time amid debates, passing 24 to 1 after long session.
An urgent telegram from the Customs Director at Tort Ferland reports the schooner Tweedy bound for Ceniston damaged near the Port Erland jetty at 5 yesterday afternoon. No lives were lost though cargo was stated to be aboard.
Fragmentary Perth market report lists stocks and commodities with prices, including Copper and Horseshoes, along with various local entities and items. Dense with unreadable OCR, the piece catalogues items and values but lacks coherent narrative or clear outcomes.
A fragment from a local event notes the Cadets picnic at Lalion OAC on Monday with cloudy weather and a potential rain forecast. It mentions team performances and early race results, highlighting preliminary placings and a few individual names in a historical competition context.
A school sports day report lists multiple events and winners. Prizes and participant names include Pri, Evenson, Meall, Mendowcroft, Carwardine, and Sherlock among others. The text notes events like Wheelbarrow Race and Jump events with placements and times. The prize ceremony is scheduled for Friday after the Monday prison event finishes on September 6 in the afternoon at the school.
An old verse extols Wands' Great Peppermint Cure as a remedy that will cure colds and curses for workers, contrasting it with Wools' product which supposedly fails to cure various ailments and conditions. The rhyme mocks ineffective tonics and touts a magical, if fictional, cure.
Fragmented notes describe a wreck at Port Hedin, mysterious solar events, a child injury, and broader political and fiscal concerns. The text interweaves maritime disaster, legal matters, tariffs, and municipal subsidies with scattered names and dates, reflecting a noisy late era briefing.
The obituary notes the death of Mrs Haselden wife of Vistate Mtrauton Husteldiom, and mentions she left behind young orphans including a daughter. Sydney Gunnane, a respected local resident, recalls the late Mrs Haselden and their family’s long involvement in the Geraldton High School for girls. The community remembers her musical talents and her willingness to perform for charitable gatherings.
Fragmentary OCR item lists names and numbers with unclear context. Readable entities include GERALDTO and OLNFIELD with numbers 9 and 30, suggesting a small event or statistic. The text is too incomplete to establish a clear action, place, or outcome.
A parliamentary discussion recalls a robbery case where £860 disappeared from a depositor’s Government Savings Bank passbook. Debates focus on bank liability, passbook forgery risks, and calls to strike the hindering clause linking private bankers to public credit.
Meekatharra leaders including Wick and Dixon with a large delegation urge the Premier to extend the railway from Nannine to Meekatharra. They argue the line would boost industry by lowering transport costs, create work, and support regional development, with parliamentary action sought for funding.
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