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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 02, 1909
Page
4
A fragmented and critical discussion of government policy on railways and licenses. The piece argues foreign ownership and land speculation hinder development, cites the Midland line and Kingston, and critiques licensing delays plus a proposed caravansary license. It notes Commissioner Shori’s visit may spur reform and improved accommodation.
A fragmentary note hints at a local sensation when an unidentified figure gains notoriety. The brief mentions a sea side scene and a fleeting stir among residents as rumors spread about this person’s influence and standing.
Balloting opens June 29 and closes July 21 for Labor selection in Western Australia. Returning officer Mr Seaddan explains the preferential ballot limits and informal ballot risks. Delegates listed include Ferguson of Midland Junction and Henderson for Federal Senate, with numerous Labor and union figures named in Kalgoorlie, Perth, and Fremantle districts.
Journal entry notes a controversial link between William Price and Teri's Mark Hares within Aiaga timber circles. Cement for breakas misstates manufacturing purposes, raising questions about industry roles and personal associations.
A fragmented report on a proposed Seqnora to Lawler railway. It references meetings, parliamentary considerations, and expected output figures for the mine railway project. Notable items include planned expansion, mining supply implications, and citations from reports about the project’s significance to the state.
Fragmented OCR notes reference railway inspection and continental work, with mentions of Mae and Ayo in a regional context. It cites Winnie Watton and local laws, noting a 40 mile district boundary and a 1975 style reference, implying ongoing planning and jurisdiction questions.
In the Supreme Court of Western Australia probate jurisdiction the matter of the estate of Aden Corrigan also known as Hughes Corrigan is noted. The matter concerns notices to creditors and claims against the estate, with a curator appointed to manage the estate and distribute to those entitled. The order directs publication and proper action by persons holding claims to present them for probate proceedings.
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