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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 06, 1913
Page
3
SOFIA January 5 King Pondiswait addressed a deputation at a public event noting Mesitalo crowds urging action. He spoke on Turkes equity, calling for measured steps to ensure fairness amid rising tensions. The remarks followed by discussions of Miles policy and broader regional concerns.
At the London Balkan Peace Conference Turks proposed a Macedonian boundary from near Adrianople along the Ardas to Lan Bay advancing to Flouxes, with no cession of the islands. Allies said Turkey ignored wartime results but sought peaceful talks. London papers foresee Allied intervention if talks fail. Nazim Pasha reportedly told the Grand Vizier Turkey cannot resume hostilities.
The London North Eastern Railway Company appointed a Corcinulator in Chief to hear grievances of its employers amid mounting labor tensions.
London datelined report states a taxi cab strike in Liverpool ended after drivers protested petrol price hikes by employers. The action involved drivers expressing discontent over fuel costs and a lower grade of petrol, with participants reappearing after the stand.
The Empire Trade Commission outlines plans to depart Toronto and Antigua markets and announces interim exports to be issued fortnightly. It urges a rise in immigration as essential to developing Dominion resources.
London January fifth report states Albany has challenged Barty to a contest on the Tyne for £100 in Tyne handicap boats. The event, titled a Rowing Challenge, specifies a prize of £100 and will be rowed on the Tyne course.
London reports Viceroy Jona Hardinge remains silent due to constant pain from wounds. Feverish symptoms subsided yesterday, affecting his ability to sleep and secure sound rest as officials monitor his condition.
Severe gales sweep the east coast causing heavy damage to shipping. The steamer Muramula sank after a collision with the Julia Lurhenbach. The captain's wife and twenty sailors reportedly drowned while six sailors clung to rigging for hours before rescue.
Visitors flock to Dongarra seaside port for a lively fair with tea rooms exhibitions and fruit booths. Vendors showcase local goods while entertainment and sport draw crowds as Andrew Carnegie style engines boost farm work and tr actions rise with I H O tractors amid temperate winds and growing tourism.
John Togn a fish hawker from South Fremantle with his wife and mother-in-law visited Cannie Bridge for a picnic. He waded into about five feet of water and cramps struck. His wife alerted others but attempts to revive him failed. body was recovered.
In Guildford on January 6 a wide group of Mr ls Prigtho adherents donated a ground parcel facing the railway near West Cathedral station Gabiel. On Sunday morning the first service was held in the West Guildford Church of Christ as a small band of supporters and skilled workers completed the chapel erection in a single day.
Perth January 6. My Walter Pal temporarily leads Kalgoorlie Magisterial District while on long service leave. He may assume charge of the Cue District. Warden Troy has been appointed to Kalgoorlie District.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a severe scene at Derby involving Mr Digby the postmaster a threatening blow and tainted language. Mentions of rain and hotel dwellings hint at surrounding turmoil with unclear participants or outcomes.
Sydney Jan 5 The final return for the Blayney by election to fill the vacancy in the Assembly sat content with resignations Of air OQ 8 Beeby follows Withington Liberal Bey Incepentent Formston Laer second ballot shows Withington failed to gain absolute majority and Beeby second highest polled will take seat in about a fortnight hence
A six day event at the Sydney Cricket Grounds features cyclists competing for top honors. Entries include McNamaear X W, Spears Vic, Scott Tas, with 40000 pyopie noted in the program and standings for the main race to be decided tonight.
Sydney reports a chaotic maritime incident as the Norwesien ship Ganda, arriving from Marseilles, endured a severe storm near the Tasmanian coast. A large wave swamped the vessel and washed the cook overboard, though the crew later rescued him. The ship sustained substantial damage but remained afloat after the ordeal.
W A Bays members of the Young Australian League Party arrived yesterday in Sydney and were welcomed by the Lord Mayor. They will camp at the Royal Agricultural Society Ground and take part in an extensive programme of excursions and inspections during their stay in the city.
Perth January six reports a swimming event at Barrack Street, with 89 competitors including several Indies. D IoE won the race in two hours and two minutes under rough conditions. C Loney posted the fastest split at two hours and one minute.
Sporting result from the Canning Cup describes Silver Lad leading early after a stumble and maintaining a clear advantage into the home turn, beating The Trigger by a few lengths in a final sprint. Time recorded about 2 minutes 91.8 seconds.
Yalgoo Yelgoo on January 2 reports sultry Christmas weather with thunder showers and rainfall totals for the year. Children receive presents as Rev Mr Wilkins speaks during toy distribution. State Savings Bank branch relocated to railway station and future telegraph line plans link to Murgoo and the No 3 rabbit fence before reaching Yuin. The Yuin motor car awaits repairs after a trailing trip. Weather turns cold with steady rain and showery conditions persisting through Friday night and Saturday.
Geraldton versus Mercantils match highlights a tight contest on a demanding pitch. Key performances from W Stokes McDonald Jane and Bowler McDonald helped Geraldton seal victory while Commerce and Railways fought to a drawn day with top bowling from Kidd and Stokes.
A long social note recounts church and choir efforts, amateur theatre in Geraldton, and community gatherings. It mentions hospital funds and guest performers, plus local entertainment and reflections on wartime activism, with observations on attire and cultural life in Australia.
In a lively performance Messrs Hert Gibbs and Dave Sharp entertained after the interval with an encore for a comic song. Mise Ethell sang several pieces and her rich voice filled the hall. Mrs Kim Holmes accompanied, Mr Pooley offered thanks on behalf of Mrs Grady, and the audience praised the consistent effort of all performers.
Mr WH Lawrence of Jemapal teuh reports a high quality hay harvest in the Northai district. He notes crop yields per acre and the share of land dedicated to different forage crops, with details on sowing and cultivation from April to autumn harvest. The account mentions soil and weather effects, labor, and management steps affecting output.
Market reports detail a mixed livestock sale at Nuris S Fenas Weir Jam, noting 3,502 sheep and LOA lands with a strong finish for wethers, lambe, and cattle. Prices span prime wetheres, medium and good forward sorts, and pigs, with notable demand for high quality stock and a late run of pigs selling unusually high. European markets are cited for context.
Market commentary reports depressed prices and shipping concerns for Adelaide and Melbourne parcels. Prices for oats and chaff show modest ranges in pounds shillings pence, with limited arrivals and fluctuating milling values. producers urged to ship to European markets while Emission charges apply in London.
European agency offers wholesale buying for Britain and Continental goods. Includes books stationery boots shoes hardware pottery furniture cycles motor cars and more with commissions and sample consignments. William Wilson and Sons established 1814 publish Geraldton Express on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays with twelve months subscription.
Bairds Company offers a vast catalog of cutlery tools hardware and household items from its Murray Street department store. The notice promises low prices fast delivery and a mailed catalog with a focus on silverplate jewelry tools and a full grocery and hardware assortment for Western customers.
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