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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 04, 1912
Page
3
Cablegrams report battles across Bulgaria and Salonika as Turkish and Greek forces clash near Burgas and Salone, while Vienna notes 800000 Russian troops in Poland and corps poised for action. Polish regiments transfer north to Caucasus as spies are nabbed in Galicia.
A Sofia telegram reports Greek and Turkish armistice talks with Greece pushing to continue fighting while Allies urge peace. Greece reportedly objects to terms demanding surrender of Fanina and Skutwri and opposes lifting the blockade of the Albanian coast.
Berlin reports Chancellor states Germany will not be dragged into the Vatkan war yet, pledging to defend Turkey's creditors and preserve ties with Turkey while deepening ties to the Turks economically. If Austria is at war Germany will rally behind Austria as a unified nation.
London reports reveal the woman found at Southport was mistaken for Mrs Nowell, a person strikingly like her. The body was found by fishermen at New Quay’s rocky shore as her husband and coastguards witnessed the ensuing actions.
Sir Wy Byles questioned Roberts on military service details and cadet enrolment obeyance. Colonel Seely noted a parliamentary paper in the library, while indicating no known resistance to compulsory service in the Commonwealth.
Fragmented notice from Melbourne clearly shows wool sales in December with multiple consignors from Victoria and Western Australia. Names like Fulham West District Harker Trow Copadella Moren Roterman More nt Hyddinars Western Diamet Victoria line are present along with prices and sale dates including December 16 and January 13. Proceeds indicate strong demand and large orders for Gent's Hor Made Suits as Christmas preparations intensify.
Sydney telegrams report the Royal Dominion of the Sage Indies Industry recommending abolition of sugar bounty and excise. The commission cites white frontier policy and defense needs, urging federal responsibility and constitutional amendments to allow the Commonwealth to regulate wealth-creating sugar policies.
The House of Representatives today debated the Referenda Bill MELHOURSE amid discussion on constitutional amendments. The Trade and Commercial Bill was read a third time and carried by a margin of eighty to zero.
The arbitration bill debate resumes after suspension of parliamentary sittings. A joint conference will review proposed clauses. lengthy discussion ensues with calls for compromise and potential amendments to the bill.
Fragmentary report describes growing industrial tension in Kalgoorlie with women workers and local officials debating the impact of a strike. Mayor Maziskaty weighs the health of residents and the town’s stability as mining towns face upheaval amid labor unrest.
The Perth informant reports a bustling Ascot set of trial gallops with Silver Lad Puntier and others clocking varying mile and furlong times. Notable performances include Oakover and Diyeec plus several 6 to 9 furlong dashes, while betting quotes list Silver Lad at 8 to 1 and Oakover near 12 to 1.
Melbourne reader Mia Clara Clark reports years of weakness and weight loss regained after using Bile Beans. She describes relief from headaches and digestive distress, weight gain, and improved vitality, praising the product as gentle yet effective for all ages and even farm use.
Fragmentary ad text shows Mother's Friend product claims Vermin destruction and chemical use. The readable lines suggest a pest control application promising kill of vermin and related effects, but the source lacks complete context, dates, or verifiable details for fuller summary.
Sir Walter Jathew opened the case of Stephen Smith who claimed four cottages on lot 290 Thornhill Street against the Government in a dispute tied to factory machinery on Marioe Terrace Mt. The witness Stephen Smith testified the property included cottages and a timber merchant business. Machinery value was argued at £1,751 with depreciation and rent negotiations noted. Northmore and Fathers proposed lease extensions. The proceedings detailed building value, rental income, and the impact of resumption on existing tenants and assets.
Social notes cover the Geraldton Comedy Company shift to a military drama British porn with a charity link to the Cricket Association. The piece also describes Mothers’ Union meeting at Christ Church hall, afternoon tea, and various local attendees, along with remarks on community issues and local observations.
Mr. F C Overhen received a write stating he earned first place in the state final for his accounting degree, winning a prize presented by Professor Dickter. There were more candidates, and the event was held in WA with no fear of competition.
The article details a wedding at Ye Homan Catholic Church with Mr W Morrissey and Miss Mar Joris Edmondstone, plus a dance at the Miners' Institute and departure soon after. It also reports a gold discovery near Mugga Mugga Tilt by Lang, claiming a seven hour yield and potential revival for the mining district amid weather and post office duties.
Mr Catton Grasby notes two classes of settlers facing hardship and improvised living. Some lack foresight and waste capital on unneeded preproduction while others endure toil from dawn to night, sacrificing health for future homes and farms. He warns temporary shacks erode vitality and discipline.
Mackenzie and Co report firmer prices across vegetables fruit poultry and other items for the week ending Saturday November with notes on supply levels and advice to farmers to stock early for better prices. The letter warns against waiting until Christmas as market dynamics favor early selling.
The season opener at Moonyoo Nook featured Newmarracarry edging Mootygedooka 8 to 4 behinds as Lukin and Av Lynch starred for Newmarracarra amid a warm crowd. Veterans Mousiaka Grant and Mountake led the effort with solid play while conditions were cool and breezy with scattered showers forecast for the region.
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