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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 07, 1909
Page
2
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Tenders will be received for the letting of the Railway Hotel at Yalgoo up to the 20th day of July 1969. Full particulars and application to Mids F.SMLEA, Railway Hotel, Yalgoo.
R W Muskett notifies the general public that the Refreshment Rooms have been taken over by Marie Perraenopps o Motel. The proprietor Charliney Hiete, now in charge, promises a refreshed slate of patronage and comfort at the establishment.
In connection with the Mullews Raos Club the matter should be addressed to Db WARREN Chairman. All sums owing by the Club must be settled. July 1909.
Dalgety and Co agents report steamer movements including Gorgon Geraldton Fremantle around Thursday with Alcheroo Framantin to Gerabiion and Coralyn, Oniew Romi Cossack Kiva and Singapore Friday. Gorgon sails from Fremantle to Geraldton North-West ports Java Singapore Saturday July 2 Riverina waves Sydney July 17 Melbourne July 24 Adelaide July 24 Albany July 27 Fremantle for Geraldton.
Deaths report the passing of Queen Florence Andrews, long time resident and beloved daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrews, who died May 24 at Victoria Hospital after a prolonged illness. She is survived by her parents and other mourners. Funeral arrangements are to be announced.
In July columns, Fictrtis cites Law lers push for railway to a district that has yielded three quarters of a million ounces of gold. The area, 85 miles from the nearest station, has toiled along a rough track through dust in summer and swamp in winter, underscoring harsh transport costs.
A partial notice states that W Cbishoms resigned and that nominations for the board will be handled by the Returning Officer. Election day occurs soon with voting hours listed from 10 am to 7 pm at the Well ing house. Bloney J Hosken is the officer.
A long perspective on the Lawlers to Leonora rail link argues that extending lines boosts inland trade and shifts traffic away from Mt Magnet and Fremantle. Proponents cite lower haulage costs and regional gains, while opponents warn Parliament must balance broader regional needs with port access and existing commerce.
Local writers urge prioritizing a Sandstone to Lawlers railway to connect York and Northam area producers, arguing it would exclude Geraldton and Greenough from competition and noting the line should come first as a matter of justice. The dual connection to Leonora and Sandstone is seen as preferable, with a push for Parliament to hear public opinion soon after the assembly.
Reports detail a Sandstone district visit by Lordship and local figures including T. Bath and J. M Draw with a reception at the Moan's Hall. Preparations cover a political gathering, Farm policy talks by E Morrell, and an upcoming address to Parkamost constituents. Also noted are stock dipping regulations, building permits for J Taylor and W As Trigg, and changes at the Geraldton Mechanic’s Institute.
An accident on the event grounds left a man with a head injury from a fall and a partially stained head. The report notes strong interest in a guessing competition and a large turnout. A footwear sale lists various boots and shoes with prices, including men’s butcher boots and ladies’ box toe heels, reflecting local commerce amid unsettled weather and railway news.
An historical note records a Mayur'a Parvoar meeting where a benevolent society is formed in Geral ton. Officers including president and secretary are elected, with clergy from each denomination to serve on committees. Subscriptions set at per month. aims include securing permissions for a Meyerws plicam box and coordinating parish actions.
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