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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 05, 1909
Page
1
Advances under section 28 for ringbarking draining and water conservation. discharging mortgages. purchasing breeding stock. securing holdings in fee simple or Crown leases. and other real or leasehold property. Loans to £500 with progress payments, fees, and statutory charges. repayments over 80 years, stock loans 7 years. 5 percent interest.
Regulation notices issued under The Stock Diseases Act require sheep owners in the South-West Division to dip all sheep between October 1 and December 1 or as extended by inspectors. Penalties apply for noncompliance. inspectors may order dipping and removal from sale. declarations of dipping must be made within seven days and sent to the Chief Inspector of Stock in Perth.
A public notice states that on and after December there will be a further reduction of one penny per pound on existing shipments starting April 1900. The Geraldton Express, published three times weekly, offers free postage to any state address for twelve months on payment of twelve months in advance.
Sun rise and set times are listed for February for Geraldton with a sequence of figures and notes. The page also lists moon phases including the Full Moon on the 5th, Last Quarter on the 14th, New Moon on the 20th, and First Quarter on the 9th.
The passage argues that business relies on advertising to attract customers, noting that even a good store fails without publicity. It emphasizes that ads create need, inform readers, and can reach distant audiences cost effectively, unlike circulars limited to local delivery. It warns against secrecy and encourages judicious promotion.
European Agency reports at lowest price levels with belief in continental goods and rising 24 percent quotes. Trade discounts slowed amid special quotations on demand. Sample cases from £10. Produce consumption featured. William Wilson and Sons Auctioneers established 18th century, London.
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