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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 04, 1914
Page
1
Fragmentary market notes mention vendors and goods with scattered names and places. The readable parts reference firms, prices, quantities, and observations on supply and demand, but most specifics are garbled, producing a hazy snapshot of a mid period market summary.
Melbourne wool sales held their thirteenth weekly sale of the season with a large turnout and competitive bidding. The event attracted about five thousand buyers, achieving good clearance and solid demand for top consignments. Notably, consignments branded Cleveland and other lots sold at strong rates, while some fleece categories showed softer demand. Farmers reported busy harvest operations as fat stock and lambs traded near late-October levels, with continued focus on metropolitan markets.
A garbled historical entry reports on mining lots and weather during May, with figures such as 186 and 774.08 tons noted. Mentions Reyextri’s oiler, HSL, and a grant total. References to Wind carh mine and a mutt tevet in the Hien period, with encouraging current appearances.
A splenomed drill at the Blavr Range west of UM produced several tons of material, with a total of four tailings noted. The reef intersected in August yielded a mix of stone and treated ore, while officials indicated the find could expose the extent of the ore body and potential for future recovery.
The report describes driving north and south on the reef with a main underlay shaft deepening toward 85 feet. It notes ore likely to block at an early stage, a winze to the south, and sands from the parcel averaging 19 18 per ton, raising total to 50 etc. The ad ends with a JOB PRINTING line from a local printer.
The readable text hints at sunrise timing and latitude related figures for February. It references calculated times, latitude, longitude, and numeric values, but the fragmentary source lacks full context or clear events to describe.
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