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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 11, 1910
Page
3
Correspondence reports a confrontation as police intervene in a crowded beach area over bathing restrictions. A patrol halted a group gathering near the water, while beachgoers complied or debated the rules, and observers noted authorities did not confiscate gear. A stranger later arrived in town claiming knowledge of higher authority.
Fragmented text discusses education, religion, and moral instruction. It references God and education, mentions Tim for the fulfilment of Wigereat ard wondrrfl missle Our Saviour, and cites figures like General Booth. The passage blends biblical phrases with commentary on learning and spirituality.
A letter from a local businessman in Geraldton dated 16th urges council action after criticism of road conditions. The writer complains about failing roads hindering visitors and country travelers and calls for immediate repairs to restore traffic and vitality to the town. He warns that neglect could drive people away and harm the local economy.
Whitlind Kennedy faced charges of unlawful behavior and deception with a verdict of not guilty. He was remanded with a suspended sentence if certain conditions are met within a month. A first offender was charged with drunkenness and defaulted, while Thomas Flovin faced a disturbance charge with fines and labor as penalties. Stock Inspector Cruicksliagk and related railway issues were discussed amid district agitation reports.
A Victorian era report touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for St Vitus's Dance, citing cases from Port Pirie and St Peterborough. An unnamed mother describes a girl’s relief after weeks of treatment, claiming full recovery after twelve boxes and five years of health. The text promotes pills priced at 2/9 per box, 6 boxes for 15/4, available from dealers or Dr Williams Medicine Co Ltd in Perth.
The Panter Gardens show a new program drawing big audiences with a mix of films and performances. Highlights include a Civil War era episode series Kentucky and a Spanish sport film The Conquest, while comic pictures meet expected standards and weather-related displays add atmosphere.
A Geraldton gathering of Lisben gentlemen established a branch of the National Liberal League at the Masonic Hall. H Wilson elected president, Geo Naslon secretary and treasurer, with a committee to recruit members and plan electoral strategy amid a small turnout and hot weather.
Wailwats and Bootenal faced off in a chaotic cricket report with partial scores and line errors. Players like McGuiness, Gilmore, Lynch, and Patience feature in both innings amid messy OCR details and political asides about railway accommodation and parliamentary reaction.
Telegrams from Melbourne show an acceptawe list for the Oakleigh Plate meeting with entries including Kur lic Zilka Salvia Nigaruboo Late Hours Captain White Brookong Ces serify Monodist Laurel Waitla Lond Derby Red dy Pretty Pog Two Stey. No ante-post betting is noted.
A fragment notes a line tied and continued as a payable one, suggesting this move would ease current difficulties in extending the line. The garbled text implies officials discuss funding or延期 measures to resolve financial strain.
Perth markets report a sizeable chaff yarding with two trucks on hand and eight loads of wheaten oats. Prime wheat is scarce as laggards pull prices. strongest bids reach 24/16 per unit, but most chal grades sell between 2/1N and 3/15. Wine sales vary by quality with tracks passing in at several prices, droughty oats and rejected nuts noted.
James Hutchinson, 45, witnessed two men fighting near MalWourns on Monday night. He intervened to separate them and was struck. he died yesterday. A third man was knocked to the jaw, sustaining a fractured skull in the altercation. A man has been arrested in connection with the fatal assault.
In Sydney on Thursday Prior Dowling and others were found guilty of conspiracy and sentenced to 1% months imprisonment. The judge noted no expression of contrition and urged future obedience to the law. The action caused mass unemployment with 14,000 workers directly affected and an estimated 80,000 out of work in total. Dowling’s sentence was made cumulative with prior terms.
Mr. Robert P. Pettit and Miss M. A. Watson of Strawberry wed in a Wednesday ceremony conducted by Yip Rew Hi Paull in the schoolroom at 3 30. The bride wore cream voile with wreath and artificial flower bouquet. Groomsman was Mr. Walter Pothit. bridesmaids were Misses A Broad and Elsie Pascom. Afterward guests gathered for refreshments as toasts were offered. The couple departed for Gershdton to begin their home life, receiving many valued presents including a white set, cake dish, and various silver and china gifts from relatives and friends.
DOxATVON TROWA of Perth Tub reports a continuing statement to assist New South Wales consumers. The fragment notes a federal or state effort to support buyers, with officials pursuing clearer guidance and protective measures. Further details remain unreadable in the fragment.
Data from the report describes David Wath, a young married man, severely injured when a stone fell from the back of a stop and struck him. He sustained a heavy blow to the head with broken bones and flesh injuries extending several inches up the limb. The incident occurred at Trainco tin'.
A fire swept Mannan street in Kalgoorlie destroying Ellen Gough's Austratian Cafe Tangsforde Bowesteuit and a vegetable shop. H Trapton's jewellery and pepamvins were damaged though the shell was saved.
Police in Guildford recover the drowned body of a 45 year old laborer found under Barker's Bridge near Cuidaland. A worn return railway ticket from Guildford to Perth and money are on the body. The deceased had worked on railways, leaving a wife and two children, the youngest a baby. The name given is Toler Kennedy.
A Bolgart Perth deputation urged extending the present line 38 miles west of Wongan Wells toward Belgad. They argued the route would unlock prime wheat lands with ample rainfall. Mr Wilson replied the government may consider it in next year’s programme, but no promise was made. The bill to extend the line to Holgate faced opposition and required Lands Department consultation on route viability.
For giving tone and vigor to the wreaths reputation a WOLF S SCHNAPPS is unrivalled.
Market summary reports weak prices and scarce supply across Wheat and Oats in Adelaide Melbourne Perth and Tasmania. Prices show declines and high freight costs with buyers seeking local sales and March shipments. Demand remains flat as industry notes a persistent shortage of prime quality grain and rising freight and labor costs. Institutions project a March pickup with caution on margins and delivery timing.
An item described as a stimulant with four actions and promoted as improving health, attributed to WOLPE'S SCHNAPPS. The note presents the product as a health promoter with specific action claims and a branded label.
Local and General. Mr Herbert Steere of Woolgarong Station and Walter Sperling near Geraldton report heat and weather. Community notes include a club event at the Club Hotel, a property matter for Mr Matton Cray, and plans for a new theatre behind the Commonwealth Hotel. Geraldton trades and local affairs intertwine with real estate, estate administration, and public notices.
A fragment describes a children oriented feature in a magazine or paper, praising playful activities and illustrated sections. It mentions theatrical stars, a theatrical page, and a competition entry with references to a pen name and contributors, noting entertaining content for youngsters and parental appeal.
An old notice advertises a cold relief product for Ames area readers. It mentions WOU PRS and SCHS AMES, with vague timing and usage cues. The fragmentary text suggests a local sales pitch rather than official guidance.
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