Annual Concert at Geraldton State School Thrills Packed Hall
A large Town Hall crowd watched Geraldton State School children perform a polished annual concert. Students and teachers earned praise for costumes, staging, and performances from Princess Ju Ju Pickering to the May Queen, with Ward and the Emperor delivering standout scenes. The event, organized by Mr B Oates and led by headmaster Mr Lasswick, featured a repeat of the May pole and Wishing Well, and promises more in future shows.
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Geraldton
T. Wallis
Pickering
Ward
Wade
Keete Pickering
Lamar
Wallace Campbell
Ching Ching
Alfred
Walter Trige
Cmd
London
Clydebank
Yuna
Tom
B. Oates
Amg
Wnapolco
Dublin Eviction Threat Over Larkin Amid Conspiracy Charges
In Dublin yesterday, officials criticized Crowe in a dispute surrounding the furthersll-Hams conspiracy case against Larkin. Dublin authorities may issue an eviction order for Larkin, who has not paid rent for his dwelling since the incident.
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Dublin
Lesember VI
Surge Amny
Crowe
Walle
Leuder Larkin
Calleyles
Larkin
Anyu
State Steamship Service report shows loss in balance sheet
The report of balance sheet relating to the State Steamships, presented in the Legislative Council yesterday by the Colonial Secretary, shows a loss of £11990 to the end of dumagam.
Six Days Cycle Race in New York Won by Goulet
The six days bicycle race in New York concluded with Goulet of Australia taking first place over teammate Pogler of New York. The winning distance surpassed the 1900 record by 19 miles, totaling 2751 miles raced.
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New York
Goulet
Australy
Pogler
Leeds Industrial Trouble Sparks University Involvement
December reports from Leeds noteCorporation employers strike causing tension across Fagland municipalities as citizens vow to maintain city services. Keating families send sons to work at the gumworks while university undergraduates mobilize volunteers to unload cotton and support the electric fighting state effort.
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Ionpom
Faglamd
Leeds
Leeré
Keating Famlies
Tly
Durban Test Match Score Improves South Africa Show
In Durban on December 16 the 4.0.S. versus South African team clash continued with South Africa leading 182 in the first innings while MPC total reached 450. South Africa faced a difficult second view as 18 runs were noted in the latest update.
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Durban
South Adrien
Ima
MPC
Sauth Africa
ACK JOHNSTON DEFEATED IN PARIS MATCH
In Paris on December 11 Jimmy Fison Scotchman defeated Johnson in a sternly contested professional match.
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Ack Johnston
Paris
Jimmy Fison
Scotchman
Johnson
Frightful Railway Smash Near Realin December 16
A rail accident near Realin yesterday caused a tunnel collapse after a tremor in the area. A fast train ran into fallen masonry, the engine leaped the debris and the tunnel roof caved in. Six carriages telescoped. nine people killed. many injured with severe injuries.
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Amenotio
Local readers hear plans on Fremantle trip and paper movement
Personal aie Mr D Waters organiser of Uw Talore Daily pewspaper and Mr 4 O Laughtin WT address vot ings and organise the ownpaper movement. They travel to Daraldton at end of week. HM HL Carter and I Rata Dieton two prospectors arrive from Melville via Yalyoo with ten partners for about 11 years, prompecuing Tron Yigaen Mpough each morning. They intend saving a few decks holiday at Geral dtoh before returning to the Murchison. Youth of Mr William Dawe proprietor Grand Hotel Day Dawn robs priice on Montay. the ocmaed gpl suffered for Longin pittr trouble.
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D, Waters
Messr
HM. HL. Carter
Rata Dieton
Sore Mt
Phenont
William Dawe
Grand Hotel
Priice
Montay
Ocmaed
Home Rule JARSON Not WANTED in Cork
In Cork on December 14 a meeting to form a breach of the Volunteer Volunteers ended in disorder as Sir Fawardara and Sir Howard Carson were ushered off the platform. Sir O’Neill urged doors to be closed during the opening, and the crowd rushed the platform causing speakers to be removed.
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Tandos
Sir Fawardara
Tnomnswor Nell
Tnoblin
Cork Westernay
Prof O'Neill
Howard Carson
Tebuilting
Suffragettes Rally at Theatre In December
Suffragettes staged a dramatic scene at a theatre in Lasdon on December 1 appealing to the king and queen. The group gathered in boxes opposite the stage while others attempted a disturbance. Police and theatre staff intervened as voices called for rights and recognition.
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Lasdon
New Minors Union Enrollment Event Denied
Auckland report states the secretary denied claims that a new Minors Union enrollment event aimed to exclude prominent athletes. Organizers insist the push will continue and the strike movement remains unresolved.
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Auckland
Atha Pweting
Fmiim
Ikstransé
Arikers
Commonwealth and Western Australia Loan Demand
The report notes a proposed loan of £200,000 for Western Australia amid a broader move by the Commonwealth. It discusses whether renewed funds are sought due to a Labor government and if similar demands were made on other states since the previous inquiry tone. The Prime Minister and Treasury are referenced regarding funding requests and compliance across states.
Kalgoorlie State Election Result Report
Perth observes Kalgoorlie voting outcomes as Mr J Toilenu of Chemint is selected to the Legislative Assembly. Premier confirms a temporary vacancy until elections proceed and rails are restored to order. The report notes the overall election context and interim governance steps while awaiting formal results.
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Perth
Doowaher
J. Toilenu
Legislative Assembly
Prt
New Chief Justice Appointed Amid Turbulent Times
Perth reports in December that Chief Justice McMillan has been appointed after extended leave and illness. Government confirms the appointment of a fourth judge is under debate as the bench awaits the new appointee.
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Imdge McMillan
Perth
Pasta
Turge MexiMan
Stith
Aberanes
Local Option BAL Referent Debated in Council Committee
Legislative Council proceedings on December 17 show a local option bill discussed in committee with opposition to a key clause. The record notes adverse voting on a vital provision amid procedural debate.
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Legislative Council
Death at hotel after quarrel with guest cited
Fraons at Hortham Nontham December 15 report UF employee Steve Tizard found dead in his room at the Transcontinental. The hotel era witness says several young men visited the hotel and the deceased used an alleged term about one guest. Arthur Krakoner attacked the deceased, both fell to the ground with injury, and Krakoner was arrested.
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Nontham
Steve Tizard
Arthur Krakoner
Tizand
Kaurikouer
Second ballots show record turnout in Sydney metropolitan seats
Figures from the second ballots for the new metropolitan seat in the Simulative Assembly reveal a record turnout. Parramatta 78.1 percent, Hurstville 78.1 percent, St George 78.5 percent, Woollahra 4.70 percent, five country committees also vote next Saturday with a Minister of the Crown to oversee each electorate.
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Sydney
Ewe
Parramatta
Hurstville
St. George
Woollahea
Labor Party
Minister of the Crown
Rach
Snowy Baker Predicts French Champion Varrentier to Fight in Sydney
Boxing report from Sydney notes Snowy Baker says French champion Var rentier will come to Australia. Arrangements have been made for Carpentier to leave Paris under a contract to fight Baker at the Sydney Stadium. The figures are said to be above those for Burns’ prior match.
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Sydney
Snowy" Baker
Varrentier
Australa
Carpentian
Paris
Fto Daker
Sydney Stadium
Tommy" Burns
Cewinst
John Ro
Benefit Concert at Bluff Point Helps Riley Family
A benefit concert at Bluff Point Anthodivt Church drew a crowded audience to aid Mrs. Riley and family. The program featured twenty three items and refreshments were served after. Organizers led by Rev BF Stone expect final funding at a meeting next Saturday evening.
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Wight
Bull Point
Riley
Allen
Leen Tai
Rome RI
Medana McCariey
Anderton
Puting
BF. Stone
Loth
Convesitioe
Wheat District Flour Milling Co seeks meeting notes
A notice from the Victoria District Cooperative Flour Milling Company announces a gathering to discuss a visit by Hoye and a mayoral meeting held Friday afternoon. About twenty attendees and committee members met with Mrs. Crodluna to plan accommodations for twenty five guests and organize remaining spaces.
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Victoria
Co- Operative Flour Milling
Coj
Trans Australian Railway Power Sleeper Contract Demands
Senator McColl stated that Premier of Western Australia sought an extension for supply of sleepers for the Transcontinental Railway. The government insists on firm contract conditions under penalty of sanction for noncompliance, keeping public interests in view.
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Melbourne
McColl
Svnadordi
Premimr
Powellis
Premier cites heavy rains delaying mill works
The Premier said an extension was needed due to very heavy rains interrupting the construction of mills. He noted the Austation Railway project had no delay from sleeper shortages and materials were available on site.
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Pertit
The Turf Club Meeting Names Odd District Plate-Hurlstone
The note lists numerous arcane names and titles linked to a turf club meeting and the Northampton Cup, with unlikely terms such as Plate-Hurlstone and varied monikers. It reads as a fragmentary list of participants or events without clear actions or outcomes.
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Eda
Hurlstone
Sonny
Hrownle Shirt
Auutioway
Weedarra
Lomas
F Wat
Banjo
Huitoment
Halbicans Murs
O Lars
Huybone
Teish Tohmy
Somme
Baya Lade
Unreadable Names Hint At A Complex Historical List
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous names and terms such as Irish Johnny Son y Seventine and Tremade with scattered phrases like New Year s Gift Funguerie and Fareed Handicap. The jumbled text resembles a catalog or event ledger with potential handicaps and participant labels but no coherent narrative.
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Johnny
Sonny
Seventine
Kyle
Wenmartin
Riehshot
Metcarlir
Loman
Palmer
Batth Domarian
Banjo
Funguerie
Faretspeck
Lay Ruth
Don Reybin
Ky~ Jue
Fumar
Mining Notes from the Fingal Woy and Great Fingal mine
The Pis The Tig Hell mine near Cooduniv is under options to Fingall Woy as miners pursue new work. Owners Messrs Shenson and Teyon assemble a team to mine at Melville and explore other returns. Sample results show 32.42 per ton, with development at depth suggesting ore potential in the Great Fingal area. Government geologist Mr G.H. Matthead noted strong prospects, while a misattribution in the annual review was acknowledged and corrected.
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Tig Hell
Fingall
Shenson and
Teyon
B. Woortward
Ginh Matthead
Credival
Waad
Woodward
Chamber of
Elme Wade
Geraldton Fire Brigade Elects Officers For Year Ahead
The Geraldton Volunteer Fire Brigade held its annual meeting at the Fire Station on Durlacher Street. J Hickey was elected captain unopposed, G Smith foreman, E Pase apparatus officer, and O O'Neil secretary unopposed for the third successive year. The brigade aims to excel at Easter demonstrations in Kalgoorlie and Fremantle fixtures, with Paddy noted as champion ladder man and a strong, capable leadership under Captain Hickey.
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Geraldton
Beignds
J. Paddy
Mr. Hickey
Wits
Shen
Smoke Social of the Druids Hall Held by Brigade Members
After the meeting the brigade held a smoke social in the Druids Hall with many representatives of Kindred societies present. J Hickey presided, District Officer Wilson brought the district, and Geraldton Volunteer Fire Brigade officers responded to many toasts. The event featured offerings from the Fire Brigade Board and various groups, with songs, performances, and a packed gathering, all ending with commending remarks and hopes for future similar socials.
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Druids
Esentalisen
J. Hickey
Wilson
Dion
Fire Brigade Board
Cositman
Cositman and Responded To By Distr
Wilgon
Geraldton Volunteer Fire Brigade
G Brackenrog
Ing Band
Mc Lawlor
Masers Brackeneg
O'Neil
McDonald
Med Wii
Mews
Smith
K. Pav
C. Ong
F. Hickey
Piro Brigade
I Wilkins
Hammond
Dr. An
May. Paes
Danyiny
Brackenreg J
Besris
W. Grosseler
F. Groessler
F. Pass
H. Pass
8. Smith
W. Pans
G. Smith
Edmonds
Stonehouse
Wilkins
Minato gathers praise at West meeting with school concert
A crowded program features a school concert with Mr Cutten's pupils performing songs, recitations, and dances. Notable pieces include Spring and Death of hdtile dim. Parents, teachers, and local patrons attend as students receive praise and refreshments.
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Mit
Herobs Doi
Ion
Uhigninerstone
Mattie
Minato
Miamylves Igian
Cutten
Dante
Pullen
WS. Diver
Seto
Williamr Carey
Momleth
Hottom
Artiun
Arthur Piveliing
Teorks
Lily
Bull Hinds," Ation, Mothers Face" Yey Belluslered Shem, Sta Cll
Gad Krome
Warren
Amy
Dreaings
Wetaeet Grlotes
Rerttadsp
Hdtile Dim
Capa Bee
M. Semig
Georgia
Ward Brudge
Maracit Kone
Poor Gi Joe
Fiml Blensinsrat Ny
Percy Fiemarant
Wawa
Phe
Vern Held
Hererk Ceieyen
Pre Kain
Market Report on Messer Dalgety and Co Trade
Market reports detail 7 dgte DY Cena and assertions of harvest strain at Quairading. It notes heavy strain at Quairading with some damage and overall stock losses except a few items. Lambs are firm at week’s rate, pigs dear, metropolitan market steady with most stock losses. Country sales slow due to advertising issues but demand remains for all items.
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Messer, Dalgety and Co, Limited
Pata
Fremantle Wool and Skin Market Report
Market bulletin from Fremantle noting strong demand for cattle hides kangaroo skins and sheep products. Prices quoted with firm tone, vendors Dalgety Street and local firms reporting active trade and varied quality offerings.
Melbourne Wool Sales Report Shows Strong Demand
Melbourne wool sale drew large buyer attendance with active competition among overseas and local interests. Dalgety’s announces a second sale on Monday January 19 with hundreds of bales offered and strong demand continuing.
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Melbourne
Strittsly
Dalgety
Momlay
Tasmanian strike and election items surface
A fragmentary notice lists figures and places tied to Tasmanian events and Australian figures. It mentions Dalgety and Heywood in Australia with references to Valin clips, Thom Samitty, and the South M yolks, plus other unclear names and locations, suggesting a local summary of varied parliamentary or athletic topics.
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Ayalla
Dalgety
Extryoe
Pitgaralda
Careeh
Gymina
Heywood
Tabet
Tawrine
Fotmoss Creasy
Stekel
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Kew
TIGR
State Steamship Service
South Africa
Fremantle
Home
Jarson
Cork
Kruene
Wew Zealand Strike
OLD Ayn
The
Commonwealth and
Western Australia
Kalgoorlie
Liarpal
Hortham
Wrcord
Snowy
Carpentiar
Bluff Point
Trans-Australian Railway
Northampton Turf Club
Onder
Quanterday
Mowat
Mipunt
Mindetinge
Mico Ramerten
St. George’s Buildings
Marine Terrace
Melville
Yulee
Reyman Hambleton
Filma
Lair
Gralogient
Peet
Theo Iives
Fingal
Ain
Lotha
Ero Ove
Market Reports
Dalgety & Company, Limited
MT. Lyell
Florida
Alec Thomas
Encephale
Pecerix Assurance CO. Ltd
Agena
Tie
I Sation Co
UD Thetreoes ‘Rere
NW Steamship Ov., Ltd
Dave
Besser
Pemeagere
Bs London
Banters
Lemton
Darbar
Cape Town
Ard
Emerifts
Nalee
Huddart Pareek Ltd
Liverpool
Aberdyen
Benera & ‘Bain's Zoo
Quibel
Baker's
Halley Motor Servics
Sore Widen Sno
Weneien
Sean Eval
Paty
Budi
Approv Te Sa Oanean
Geraldton Foundry Jewell, Weymouth, & Howson, Ltd
Herron Ruse
Victoria Flour Mill
E. Lee Steere & CO
Merchants Shipping, Forwarding and Customs Agents
John Urch
Kuan Herley
Dalgety Street
Devember
Prien Cove Fy
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