28 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 28, 1910
Page
1
A notice directs orders to the Manager White Peace and Local Agent W. Benset in Geraldton, promising prompt attention for lime at the lowest rates. The fragmented text suggests a business offer or shipping advertisement aimed at local customers.
A long roster of names listed as justices in the Victoria magistrate district appears in this entry. The roll includes Meadowcratt, Mitchell, Moore, Morel, Morrell, Oliver, Pope, Sewell, Stansfield, Bartlett, Brown, Clarkson, Hamerstey, Mitchell, Teakle Walkley, Lanter, Meehan, Ryan, Beaton, Hearn, McGenna, Pigeon, Sharpe, Jose, Kidd, Burges, Hungerford, Wittenoom, and others.
The chapter continues as John Lee recalls police court proceedings with solicitor Tempter, magistrates, and a crowded courtroom. He thanks police officers and Babbacombe officials for support while detailing the harsh treatment, delays, and public spectacle surrounding his 1684 trial and transport to Exeter.
A fragmented notice lists weekly travel days to Gullewa on Mondays and Wednesdays with return times and Fridays reserved for Yuin transport. It references coach services and conveyance issues but details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a district level decision or event but provides no clear names places dates or actions. What remains mentions a park like setting and a formal style but lacks specifics to identify persons organizations or outcomes.
A Grocer notes a meeting on price and quality between Grade 1 and Grade 2 articles. He observes small profits and frequent preference for Grade 1, with buyers treating the two grades as interchangeable amid modest demand.
A compact London guide listing exporters and merchants in various goods. It notes direct communication with European manufacturers and dealers and highlights a worldwide networking role for Lon don and suburb commerce.
The account describes a prisoner being moved from the jail to the court a short distance away. A carriage awaited in the yard and the group was escorted out, with a crowd gathering during the long drive to the court.
Fragmented OCR text recounts a chaotic courtroom scene with prisoners escorted to court, a governor stamping out public street danger, and a tense exchange as a judge and officials preside. Nonsense phrases and garbled names obscure specifics.
Readable fragments note phases of the moon including new moon and full moon, plus references to dates such as the 24th. The text appears as an OCR snippet with incomplete context and missing full article details.
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