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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 01, 1911
Page
3
A report covers a planned sale of Henoe tt estate property including the Railway Hotel and seven dwellings, with total rents 17 pounds per year. Auction on Friday March re, conducted by V0 Kil Gein, amid local dispute over coal and contract terms. Wedding notice and local incidents also noted.
Perth market notes offer twenty two tons of chal and wheat offered at the rail. Trade shows prices around £8 and forecast predicts warm sunny weather with southward winds. Local readers should expect mild conditions and fire risk advisories in rural areas.
Inhibition of the Genatakton Ride Club saw ML Re Chie path visitor Geradiion lead a rifle event on Monday afternoon at Sal Fange. Home Victories by 34 points were recorded with detailed scores and participants listed, including Woodward, Sleompt, Mencowe, and Cooper among others.
Tom Melharne reported yesterday a large attendance at buyers as spirits improved and good votes at the market. Prices showed activity with Meri nes selling to 13M while the market stood at a high point of the second series. The next Mel Turndate will be on ery 112% and Dalgety and Co. promise a new catalogue including scour edt. Dalgety Melbourne office has sold over seventy tw ina and rates via weapons.
Telegrams report government action to advance funds from the Works budget to start a state brick works project in New South Wales. The cabinet has approved the grant, enabling work to begin and support a weekly output schedule pending detailed arrangements.
January Commonwealth returns show Victorian figures in the red amid a period of industrial strife. The report notes revenue totals and a strike wave influencing financial outcomes as unions and employers clash over settlement terms.
The Melbourne census files indicate government activity as Parliament remains prorogued. MP Maven 20st is noted among figures referenced, with April dates appearing in the fragmented report.
A garbled OCR note outlines revised federal commerce regulations set to take effect by force, noting changes to fish and meat handling and billing. It mentions examination at a facility and references the Western region, with emphasis on foot fins and cited alterations.
Sper Inter National Cricket reports from Melbourne show a South Arrival at Pifioun with visitors Wendy on Tonings and 3ons. Hat trick achieved by Monetwier and Pegier in the flat innings while Llewellyn Hie tallied a continued innings.
In the Assembly yesterday a terse statement on civil servants pension parity was read by the Premier in reply to Mr Draper. Mr Wilson stated the Government had full consideration of pension payments and decided to cancel the Cabinet payments for the chimes Government dated September 1903 in Fezand to the fimiti.
Fragmented text outlines retirement remarks by Wong Anathel A and others within the Legislative Council scene. Contains garbled names and phrases but signals discussions on tenure, origins, and disposal of time. Mentions warranty value and potential temporary measures amid debate.
Fragmentary report mentions customs department and engagement with Manitnd. readable details are limited and names or specifics are not clear from the text.
A garbled historical snippet mentions names and places but lacks coherent facts or clear event details to summarize into a proper news card. The fragment references individuals and locations with no resolvable timeline, action, or outcome.
A municipal committee prepares a fire brigade demonstration to showcase equipment and tactics. They outline a seven-brigade event, assign a subcommittee for medical, tailors, and relay of supplies, and request formal quotes for mediates and gear to support the Fire Services Board.
A scrambled Geraldton page item mentions Frank Davis and travel plans, local business chatter, housing and wage topics, a railway institute update, and various community concerns. The fragmentary report blends personal notices with shifting local interests and ongoing preparations for events ahead.
A noisy racing card from Springs racing lists events for Thursday including trials and stakes. Names such as M. Durack starter C. Maley and M I Ryan steward are mentioned along with Ai. Brown secretary. Nominations and acceptances are noted with weights and purses, plus a bracelet event for ladies. The text outlines conditions and deadlines for nominations and weights, and references Western Australian Racing rules.
Auction notice lists sale by public auction of Geraldton Town Lot 28 with railway hotel, Town Lot 249 with four frontages, plus two brick and stone houses and one wooden dwelling. Terms and full particulars available from the auctioneer in Perth. Sale notes the date and official instruction in force from Western Australia Supreme Court.
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