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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 09, 1911
Page
3
In a London trading dispute, a ship captain describes forwarding a wheat shipment, applying primage and charges, then deducting rebates before settling accounts. He details cheques, advances, and storage costs, alleging complex commissions and a minor profit while claiming his allies are satisfied.
A fragment from January 8 1911 discusses women and new roles, with overheard comments on behavior and independence. The dialogue touches on respect, money, and social expectations, reflecting everyday tensions aroundwomen stepping into public and work spaces.
Fragmented voter pledge text shows MPs pledging purity standards and reform goals. The piece notes past elections and party lines, with reference to candidates aligned with Purist reform and church involvement.
Readers visiting Perth will take copies of the Express from Albert News Agency located at Castisl Arcade between Wei- Tegtes and Murmy Silvets. The notice indicates limited availability and immediate access for pickup.
A long fragmentary letter denounces a vote on a ten year limit and drink trade issues. It laments losses of peace and family hardship, praises opponents and condemns supporters, naming Parliament members and groups. The piece includes harsh quoted lines, calls for unity, and warns against neglecting temperance efforts.
Classified advertisement notes F C Towbar at Marine Terrace offers all classes of printing at fast turnaround with live and let live phrasing.
In Northampton and surrounding venues a big New Year crowd attended events at the Hampton area hotels. Thursday featured a Schofield Handicap with 18 starters, won by Mr Myers with Frank Eaton taking a first in another sprint. Weather turned warm with mild temperatures noted.
Excised memoir fragments recount Thad’s shifting ventures at Day Dawn, Bonnie Dundee, Victoria, and Homeward, including near mine profits, a wardenship in Cue, and a controversial parliamentary race marked by partisan papers and persistent disputes. The writer recalls mining fortunes, governance roles, and political clashes while detailing operations near Tas Day Dawn and surrounding districts.
In Melbourne on Sunday Senator Pearce outlined naval expansion requirements for the Commonwealth Navy. He cited a total strength target and specific calibers, noting 437 vessels and 9.924 mm details, with the overall force projected at 40.
The body of Norman Culguboth, weed twenty years, was found mangled on the Kensigntut railway line. He had invited Miss Mita Stebbings of South Kensington to spend time with him Friday evening, left in good spirits, and was found dead around six the following morning, with the circumstances unclear.
In Outong Java Northern Sal onond natives accuse Rev Erat snscer of desecrating their temple and trading. Resident Comers wloner Woolland orders deportation. Trader Norman Willey linked to the affair. Rev Pr J Heene plans to travel next by steamer to inspect the matter. The novel general Aleman says missionaries are not allowed to trade or stay on land for long periods.
In Auckland on a Sunday an engine on a swivel with two men aboard crashed into a truck. Jack Mongaprki and Peter Joyce were killed. Frederick Martin suffered severe injuries requiring surgical intervention.
A day by day rise in industrial tensions worsens as talks fail to secure a sale of tint firewood. Delegates push mediation and arbitration while the threat of a 3 per cent Kalgoorlie price cut hangs over prices. If no settlement by week’s end, miners threaten a complete stoppage.
A social gathering in Muplay hosted by Mr Dynkette saw friends and officials including Karl Harowby, Vincent Sumrten, and Mayor McTut in attendance to wish Mr Doolatte bon voyage ahead of his upcoming London visit. The event drew a representative cross-section from Commonwealth and Knightage.
The inquiry into a mine incident at Giadateme mine began as Fr Wisden, who worked with the deceased Viapoplus, recovers in Menzius Hospital. The explainer reports Wisden’s condition improves though prognosis remains cautious and he is expected to regain mobility.
Telegrams from Perth report morning produce prices and bids for wheat and other commodities. Bids ranged around five pounds per similar measure with fluctuating values noted in the telegrams. The short dispatches reflect daily market activity and price directions for traders in the Perth area.
Area about 13000 acres to be opened for self work at Perensis part of Vuaro on the Skyland pastway. Details list blocks with acreage per acre price and bank advances. Government reserves right to resume land within 12 months after railway declaration, with compensation only for improvements.
A New Year day shooting event at Etedu drew a fair turnout despite weather conditions. Prizes included a gold medal for first, £4 for second, and £10 for third. P Murray and I Stanigrass tied for the top prize with Murray acting as teeing bop scorer. Seven shots and two sightings were recorded during the event.
Fremantle market notes a weekly sale at the Rete January auction with Dalgety Street Beemantic details. Skins and hides sold at mixed rates. catalogues show mostly tight and brilliant averages with quiet demand and selective heavyweights trading poorly due to damaged lots and low quality. Prices ranged with varied tonnage, some parcels priced per ton and per hide, while overall the market remained stronger at well-sack valuations despite damaged and inferior goods.
In Elwes Street on the 7th, William Shan Lon pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and was fined 141/40. Andersin, accused of speeding on Mylwes Terrace, was ordered to pay costs. Court details and ancillary notes appear garbled but indicate standard municipal discipline actions.
J B Maley of Greenough born Albany April 5 1696 served in the British forces before turning to development work in Western Australia. He helped establish the Greenough district’s industry and infrastructure including the Golden Sheaf Hotel, steam flour mill, and sheep shearing, later supporting mining ventures and local breweries. He married Keneth Waldeck and left nine sons and five daughters. He died aged about 74 after a long life influencing the region’s growth.
A large Sunday evening service at St Johns Drewsteriar ibutch featured a long sermon on The Unavoidable Chest. Notices invite tenders for a public works project in Marine Terrace. MLC Mr. Frank Conner travels to Singapore and England. Geraldton police report a missing man found at Narngulu and preparations to return him for hospital care. Town Clerk seeks ten shillings for crank bathing sheds and a Bishop Kelly opening ceremony. A charity drawing and a stock auction are planned in Minnow Ad favialtocks with items from Me, 1 BS Asert's Upper CH Etu.
In a noisy Oval crowd, Australia faced South Africa as the Springboks posted a total of 489 runs for 9 wickets after a long day. Zurich 1 contributed with a 105 as part of a skittish but steady innings. Delores attended, and early play saw high attendance and tense fielding.
A fragmented review of Olympia Pictures listing titles such as The Northern Schoolmaster and Neffie's Farm. Mentions Scenes at the Re foundation, a biblical depiction, and varied offerings including comedies and a silent romance. Notes a Sunday work controversy and references to Redaction and Redemption among program items.
Public notice from The Proprietests of Creemwood announces opening of The Esplanade hotel with up to date furniture hearty amenities and stabling accommodation for visitors. Opens Monday 14 January with latest improvements and personal management by Sirs. Creemwood and worthe renown in hospitality.
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