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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 03, 1911
Page
4
Sydney Feb 7 reports the Osborne event as a celebrated justice case may affect the Labor unions. Subscriptions to the Federated Workers Association are noted amid debate over state labor actions and potential unemployment concerns.
Representatives from Methourns Sydney Brive etelaile Hobart and Perth will attend the Tramwey men's conference. They propose four applications to the Codumompentis Arbitration Court. The goal is to ensure the award requires assuct tbton genders to work on any pad, reflecting a push for equal labor access.
A fragmented report describes a union gathering debating three proposals on member conduct. One item limits work with non members in a certain house, another suggests restricting members from certain activities, and a third calls for scrutiny and repainting of an unidentified facility. The language is garbled and names are unclear.
Fragmented OCR style report mentions loan, committee, adjournment, and Premier statements. References to legislative columns, agents, and a proceeding with a debate on loan estimates and licensing, with unclear dates and names due to garbled text. Strong entities include Premier and Legislative Committee. further clarity unavailable in the readable lines.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a legal notice from Columba relating to a murder case. Names such as Paley and Keall appear amid garbled text. A professor and a lab worker are mentioned, with references to dates and locations.
The State reports actual receipts totaling 2270444 and expenditures of £298 R06, yielding a surplus. The period shows a large income and outlay with notes on balance and persistent references to Wolfe's Schnapps. The text includes garbled phrases and unclear context about the financial year and related items.
The document lists a horse racing program for the Springs-Hacing Club at Matlott on February 1901. It names starters, officials, and events including a plate race with nomination dates and weights, a ladies bracket, and various handikap and amateur rider events. Nominations are due by mid February with stewards approving entries and weights.
In 1818 I took an option on a mine proposition in the Yaloo district for Mr A. Fy Mongane and myself. We paid Mrs H. A. Spukling a sum for the option and believed the copper mine known as Wheal Catherine could repay any loss. I reviewed the property beforeParting with funds and later advised Mr Morgan to halt further action. I discuss mining laws, depth limits, and the need to conserve minerals, plus notes on the Burkiera mine near Northampton and native protector roles.
Mr Logue of MU reports a bullock team on the Flats, a rare sight after 14 years. The young pair pulls a heavy load of wheat efficiently, signaling bullock teams may reappear on roads with high horse prices. Saddlers may undervalue the simple, cheap barn gear used for bullocks.
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