Concerns Over Midland Railway and Local Affairs in Geraldton
The speech outlines the cost to straighten curves and raise levels on the Cur line, with £210,000 proposed. It discusses broader regional issues, a proposed tramway connection, and political disputes over conscription and parliamentary voting. The speaker boasts of securing a circuit court and a forthcoming Day Dawn murder case, and notes community projects including the water supply and ground improvements for a fire brigades’ demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerardios
Keenan
Mda
Midland Railway
Conchit Lig
Wadnesday
Express
Willch Tenimsisteret
Jn Ry Tard
Tis eMarta
Uss
Menwis
J. T. Smith
Gardner
Mr. Jose
J. G. Sth
Gardner Wall
New Zealand
J. G. Smith
Dominican Convert Triumphs in Local Examinations
The December examination results are in showing strong performance by Senior division May Corrett Lily Lawney Millie Pollock and others with high honors. Junior division Nora Nairn Vera Adams Blew Jones Mars Avagh Minnie Linthorne Louia Driscoll Tessie Witagerald excelled. Lily Lanyon earns fourth top score this year and dux medal for the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ham
May Cor.ett
Lily Lawney
Millie Pollock
Nora Nairn
Vera Adams
Blew Jones
Marsavatagh
Minnie Linthorne
Mixx Louia
Driscoll
Maxter Tessie Witagerald
Miex Lily Lanyon
Adelaide University
T.C.L
Wool Sales Open With 17464 Bales At Dalgety
London January 4 Dalgety and Co report the opening wool sale of the year showed 17464 bales available including Falkland Islands and Punta Arenas lots. Buyers from the United States attended. Merinos and greasy wools showed variable demand with prices generally firmer on good types while faulty Merinos eased. The market appeared steadier midweek with better demand and prices for good vomiting Merits and greasy crossbreds, despite financial conditions.
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Mowers
Dalgety and Co., Ltd
Dais London
Falkland
Punta Arenas
United States
Ube
Kroaten
Hliyers
Geraldton Roads Board Holds Monthly Meeting Action at Revision Court
Geraldton Roads Board met in Geraldton with W McK Grant chairing and members Saunders Goukd and secretary Kidd present. The annual Revision Court was held, electors list revised, and electoral roll prepared under the Roux Act 1902. Accounts totalling £5 14 6 were approved. T A Kidgen elected returning officer for annual elections. Lynch resignation noted with regret. Public Works notified grants of £10 for Greenoot roads and £104 for Towel Crnellier station to be made available in April. further discussion planned at next meeting.
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Geraldton
W. McK. Grant
W. Saunders
Jobin Goukd
Jamey C. Kidd
Anil
Wats
T. A. Kidgen
Was. Lynch
Public Works Department
Greenoet
Drift area at mouth of Greenough River area extent area water section 3
The board declares the Sa u drift area at the mouth of the Greenough River extensive and suitable for water use. It resolves to open the area for selection while retaining part of the Walyah Wall for watering, camping, and travellers. It records multiple requests and approvals from officials and departments regarding roads, gates, and road surveys.
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Greenough
Lard Delft
Walyale
Rockitea
Hue Iitown
Walyah Wall
Frais Sane
Humburwr
Mowayoonooka
National Hank
W. Beeson
Uke
F Gould
Toe
Rlewerve
Meloxing
Sarah Clarkson
N.W
Australian Bowler Leads In Fourth Ashes Test
The Fourth Test saw Australia struggle on a good pitch while England faltered under Saunders and Noble's bowling. Noble stood out for Australia, with Hobbs and Wagtanl's hopes dashed by sharp Australia fielding and early wickets. Rain influenced the contest, tilting the match in favor of the home team as England pressed but failed to seize the initiative.
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Masbes
Mistrada
Ned
Warner
Gottine
Kuigaron
Ubeghine
Fayireet
England
Saunders
Noble
Australia
Hobbs
Wagtanl
Akipper
Isrenss
Fimghamd
Toal
Stratians
Sydney
Australia Narrowly Triumphs In Grim Test Fight
Melbourne February 12 Australia avoided a collapse from 77 for five and, through Ransford’s crisp batting and Armstrong’s steady resistance, saved the match. England’s bowlers faltered at a critical moment as Australia chased 495, with Ransford and Little Carter shining. Captain Jones and Trevor praised the young batsman and projected top form for the season.
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Australla
Armstrong
Ransford
Australia
Belding
Justyas
Adelaide
England
Hayward
Jackson
Fry
A. C. Jones
Trevor
Trumper
Big Armstrong
Little Carter
Hutchings
Carter
Englam
Rmaveries
Vallet Australia
Ustralia
Meliouros Tartacker
Wallace
Wrawid
Ransleed
Jones
Len
Nuver
Wovar
Braun
Draund
Ringlat
South Melbourne
Melhourne
Charity appeals for Henry Desmond of Geraldton
Friends of Henry Desmond request donations to fund eye surgery in Perth. Desmond has a large family, is nearly blind, and has no means to travel for treatment. Contributions sent through the column will be acknowledged.
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Torres
Zellus
Otto
Glennie
Eerie
Hearne
Hearnes
Victoria
Henry Desmond
Geraldton
Desmond
Perth
By-Laws of Journalism and Style Briefs
A compact guide urging brevity and precision in writing. It emphasizes plunging into the subject, avoiding prefaces, drafting pointed sentences, and condensing ideas to their quintessence. It warns against verbose digression and loose wording.
Correspondents Note on Writing Names and Events
A rustic guide urging correspondents to clearly spell names and vary spelling errors caused by foggy ink. It lists topics of general interest including agricultural notes mining news public and social events marriages and deaths meetings of public bodies and cricket matches.
Geraldton to Perth and connections train schedule
A fragment lists daily Geraldton to Perth departures at 6 a.m. with a Friday special 8 p.m. service, mixed train Fridays 7.45 a.m., and Tuesday midnight. Geraldton to Cue and Walkaway routes show varied times. Northampton service operates Mondays and Wednesdays at 0 m., Fridays at 2:90 p.m., Saturdays at 5 p.m.
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Geraldton
Perth
Moi
Iran
Cue
Northampton
Merry Mark Twain at Seventy One, a Portrait in Disarray
Fragmentary OCR captures a chaotic, humorous reminiscence of Mark Twain at seventy one. The piece blends memory with satire, referencing Twain’s attire, public persona, and reflections on fame amid a vivid stream of quoted lines and vivid imagery.
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Merry Mark Twain
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