Descriptions of Electro Plate and Sterling Silver Wedding Presents
A brief catalog note lists electro plate and sterling silver wedding presents. It highlights finish options and pricing, suggesting gifts for couples.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 04, 1907
Page
3
A brief catalog note lists electro plate and sterling silver wedding presents. It highlights finish options and pricing, suggesting gifts for couples.
A letter to the Geraldton reader discusses using dune water near Haarlem Amsterdam as Geraldton’s future supply. It cites cost, feasibility, and safety concerns, noting tests by Public Works and experts from Tokyo and Amsterdam.
A reader from Alma, Northamgin, complains about government neglect of weeds and inspector appointments. The note mentions Milly Lis eon and concerns about crop yields in a Victorian district.
A reader rebuts a previous piece about Geraldton jet printing. He defends labor supporters and attacks anonymous critics, arguing workers deserve patronage and condemning opportunistic attacks by printed columns. He praises W. H. James as a sympathetic labor ally.
Brown Campbell 24 not out and teammates Vigorously and Trure Songees Geli led a small cricket score surge. O Belen contributed 13 while Cowdon fell for 11 as the modest contest produced notable batting display from the trio.
The Local Association secures an eleven to represent them at the coming country cricket week in Perth, starting the 11th inst. Walter and Dunk preside as captains with trials for new players. A match at Queen's Park against Perth ended 116 for 8 with Creswell taking three wickets and Gibbings two as selections and fixtures shift.
A reader named W G James from Geraldton apologizes to customers for inability to supply the Perth daily varday and explains competition with a rival. He requests arrangements to receive the Morning Herald and West Australian to maintain access during the wait for future deliveries.
Soder ey raplaines of Me Walter won the toss and batted first as Wis Tht Moone played a big school cricket match. The teachers pair Piper and South bowled well. The total reached 260 with Mutisiaka scoring 37 and Walter 22 before retirement.
London reports several churches burned in Kirby and Annesley parishes with suspects identified as two youths arrested in Nottingham. Authorities suspect deliberate arson and related attempts such as train wrecking. In Chicago an outbreak of infectious diseases causes social alarm with 15,000 cases feared and public functions suspended.
Eleven jurors have been empanelled with challenges by the prisoner mounting, as the trial of Mary Shaw for the Stanford White murder proceeds in Glasgow. Reports note delays amid legal maneuvering and sparse progress in the case.
A Melbourne report notes Poseidon scratched for the Dusitalian Cup after a serious poisoning accident. Frances Litheon of Berton Jes is in precarious Osis Condition following mistaking sulphide of xine for a powder. Also mentions assault on a young girl.
In Sydney on Saturday Elizabeth Smith reportedly attacked her four month old baby, nearly severing the head with a razor as she prepared breakfast. Nearest witnesses say she acted in a mentally disturbed state. The husband found the child with a fatal throat wound as the mother appeared mad. The woman had long been in ill health. A plague case in Sydney, that of Batar Prenel, was reported to have fatally festin on Saturday night.
Two fires broke out on Fremantle's old sea jetty yesterday and were extinguished before significant damage. Witnesses note weathered planks 20 weather worn and easily lit by a cigars smoke or spark, raising concern over fuel and timber safety.
A suspected arson case at an unoccupied Fremantle home on Hubble Street led to a fire brigade call and about £70 damage. Robert Dickens, son of the owner George Dickens, was arrested and charged after a constable saw him leave the premises shortly before the outbreak was reported. The building was insured for £100.
Report from Mt Market indicates farmer Henry Moteau became ill after Friday night meals and died en route to Albany for treatment. A separate wagonette accident near Mukilopon Beach injured four people, with Kinet sustaining severe injuries including fractured ribs and internal damage. he remained in critical condition.
A cottage on Princess and Brooke streets in East Perth was demolished by fire late Saturday night. The dwelling, occupied by Mr Turner, contained insured contents valued at £105. The origin of the blaze remains unknown.
Albany report of ptomaine poisoning leading to death after a fish supper on Sunday. Authorities investigate kitchen hygiene and identify possible tainted seafood as the cause. No further details available in the fragment.
The report warns of flood danger echoing a Dutch village tale and urges timely kidney disease checks. It cites a Mrs Guscott testimonial describing three years of backache headaches and fatigue, with severe attacks leaving her bedridden, while urging vigilance for early intervention.
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