Fragmentary notice yields unclear public sale details
OCR text is damaged showing scattered phrases and names. no coherent event, date, place, or action can be determined beyond partial references to public sale and officials.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 14, 1908
Page
3
OCR text is damaged showing scattered phrases and names. no coherent event, date, place, or action can be determined beyond partial references to public sale and officials.
A garbled Australian page describes anemia symptoms and a claimed cure by Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. It cites a Kalgoorlie resident’s experience, mentions Dr Williams, and notes local political figures and the Swan electorate context with scattered commentary on government and public works.
Fragmentary OCR note describes a bizarre claim about Cuticura saving his bows life with cryptic phrases and garbled text. The readable parts reference a rescue tale and a discussion of a personal incident, but concrete facts, names, dates, or locations remain unclear.
Melbourne report notes Senators Henderson and Needham met Geraldton leaders in December seeking improved postal and telegraph services. The group discussed requests, and the Minister promised to inquire and respond later, after the Senate visit.
Melbourne reports show Senator Pearse asking the Minister for a state of papers on government measures regarding the retirement at a naval depot in Clareville WA. The Vice-President will lay papers before the Senate. Needham asks about steps to cooperate with Western Australia on building a harbor suitable for warship berthing. The minister says the matter is under consideration and being debated between the Commonwealth and WA.
An old Australian ad claims Wolfe's Zam-Buk is a universal skin remedy. It touts cures for cuts bruises burns and sores and mentions a Melbourne Street Brisbane user and a family remedy value. The copy promotes the wartime era ointment and lists many skin conditions it supposedly treats.
Sir John Barres is asked to influence the Deputy Pastihunter-Crucral to install a public teleforms cabinet between Walkaway and Northampton. The department plans to place a silence cabinet at Walkaway post office to allow public coverage and invites tenders for supply of multiple cabinets with action to follow once available.
The town prepares for the opening of the Jeena Lodae hall in Dongarra with a harvest festival and civic events. Authorities discuss a wireless telegraphy system for island communication and a new postal or council chamber notices are read. A local court case captures attention with Show Art and James Smithnen charged in a violent incident, while harvest activities and cricket preparations fill the week.
London report details the convict Vox Veltieil sentenced to twenty years after a tumultuous career spanning Britain and Africa. The record cites bigamy, blackmail, theft, and fraudulent schemes, including a £28,000 raise under pretence of showboating, with mentions of Cape Colony, Kruger's five millions, and various spouses.
A damaged concert report details a LIEDERTAFEL event with performances by Mr Fraser and Miss Wardell, noting strong vocal pieces and an overall graceful program. The article praises the vocalists, orchestral work, and choirs while criticizing the brass quartet and noting controversy over awards and the Kate of the event.
A brief report notes London market activity with quotes on forward prices and exchange. It mentions imports from JOAN tone and KHAO Heine Australian and exports totaling 681 tem over the past month.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a Landon and a Thursday evening event, a German named person, a victimized woman near Pristal, and references to a Monte Carta, Cay Verme, and a mayor general Wilts. Details are garbled and attribution is uncertain, but hints at a legal or social matter involving names and dates.
Ambiguous report from London Evening Wire details a high profile trial connected to a violent case. Elder defendant faced due penalties as sentences and fines were imposed while others received lesser terms.
In the local court several cases progressed with defendants admitting part of their debts while citing unemployment. Judgment fees and costs were awarded in multiple actions. Other cases saw defendants offering weekly payments or waivers, and a number of suits proceeded to adjournment or special action.
A counter claim for £4 was made by A Cohen against the defendant in the main action. Each party presented new details to support their position as the court considered the counter claim and the implications for the overall case.
A letter from Geraldon citizens describes a wreck incident with fifteen aboard the steamer. It notes two and a half days of action, two men losing their lives in the rescue attempt, and calls for subscriptions to support the comfort and relief of the affected families.
A man named William FNC was struck by live electric wires on Lord Street in Perth last night while near a work site. He was taken to hospital with injuries described as serious though not life threatening. authorities assess the outcome as uncertain as responders monitor his condition.
The Sydney match between New South Wales and Victoria began this morning. Victoria won the toss and elected to field first as New South Wales posted a cautious start, with early bats struggling against tight bowling and a weather-affected deck.
London market report shows wheat visible east of the Rowkies at 161,384,000 bushels. Prices are nominal and the latest quotations sit around 3 1 2d per bushel. Wolfe's Schnapps appears advertised as both beverage and medicine.
Melbourne Thursday evening report on a journalist named David involved in a perilous incident. Sources indicate a dangerous event this morning with limited details and unclear affiliations or outcomes. Further updates awaited from Melbourne press and health authorities.
A telegram from Mayne of Beooine reports a unanimous vote on a resolution to alert the secretary by wire about petitioned meters for the slate. It notes that only two men are available and requests ordinary constables be sent as needed.
Mermiarne Thursday evening Julia Avior senior constable was charged with involvement in tobacco smuggling at Alma customs. He admitted guilt and was fined £5 with £26 costs.
A group of Cannamhanton and Perth dairymen and milk vendors were charged in Perth with selling milk below the quality standard set by the act. Evidence showed defective milk being delivered, and Walter received a 15 pound fine on three counts plus costs. A deputation from Fremantle Retail Traders Association met the Catalina Secretary Mr D Connolly to discuss alterations to the early glowing net and shop regulations, aiming for changes in privilege and policy.
Perth reports Thursday evening details of the jailers Potter and Bloomer connected with a deadly case. Disturbing testimony links them to a murder inquiry as investigators press for answers.
A man was brought before the court in Perth this morning on a charge of slaughter or related acts. The defendant allegedly encouraged another to drink to excess and took a wrong turn in a dangerous act. Bail set at £200 with personal surety required.
A court order involving William Clinton is read during proceedings. The document references the next criminal period and the judge's instruction to proceed with the case.
An inquiry into the Windsor steamer wreck will be opened at Fremantle next week. The investigation aims to determine the cause and whether the vessel was properly prepared, with officials stating it will not be open to public until proceedings conclude.
A terrible accident at Burbanka mine Wednesday caused multiple injuries and the collapse left four workers entombed. Rescue teams recovered one body while others remained trapped as crews worked to locate remaining victims.
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