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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 07, 1909
Page
3
A fragmented nineteenth century dispatch reports industrial conflict around the Northampton railway deviation. Mr B Holwan forwards details to Ministerial figures about wage refusals and immediate interviews, noting Gregory’s stance on wages and provisions amid local disruption and planned actions near Geraldton and Northampton.
A large crowd gathered at the town station for a farewell ceremony honoring Devers and the Water Band. Members of the community presented a silver hot water kettle and a silver tea set while thanking Mrs Drive for seven years of loyal service.
In a meeting the Goantdron Mill case faced questions about the division and payout terms. Wagerforst Janwight proposed specific conditions the council could approve. Councillors debated whether the terms were suitable and approved plans to proceed with alterations and payment steps.
Advertisement touts big prices and correct goods in Toe Express issue. Emphasizes bold pricing and dependable products with concise sales tone.
At the Masonic Hall Mr Bath MLA delivered an address on the promise of a nation. He warned against corporate and monopolist dominance, urged public ownership of certain utilities, and called for social cooperation, education equality, and better support for the poor.
An advertisement touts Chronic Chest Complaints and Woods Great Peppermint Cure with claims of relief. The brief copy promotes a peppermint remedy as a cure for chest issues.
At a Geraldton Health Board meeting Mr Abbott questioned cremation of a plague victim. Doctors debated authority and whether regulations were overridden by individuals. The chairman asserted proper procedures were followed and noted cremations occurred when plague struck. Friday Arbor Day planned with plantings and promotions for local remedies and a removal sale promotes.
A construction gang at White Peak cities a wage dispute over colaying for the Northampton railway. About 50 men, unpaid privileges and freight claims cited. Local P L P officials and MPs intervene, urging fair terms and return to work.
Telegrams report continued flocks sales in New South Wales and Sydney with Merino catalogues sold. Prices include 219 guineas milne downs rams 42 pounds 2 shillings average, Lot from Larbem Vale 98 guineas, joinder at Jondary Stavton 274 guineas, Gaborie 70 guineas, Borrawang high average 141 pounds 7s, Lincolnshire rams 47 guineas, and strong demand for leicester and related breeds.
Sydney society notes report actress Mrs Ervingh Brough has quietly married Charles Hell, an electrician with the company she recently worked for, at St Andrew's Cathedral.
In Sydney on Tuesday the Dixon will probate dispute emerged with Mik reserving jails, and Thos Dixon described as a prominent undertaker. The August will valued the estate at 412,000 to two grandsons who sought probate, while the court questioned the validity of the will and ordered costs against the claimant amid arguments over execution and grounds for probate.
Victoria debates the creation of a Federal Department to absorb state functions. A plan suggests central authority could perform general duties better, potentially replacing state departments. The issue parallels postal service funding and delay in Perth telegraph work with suspension lingering. Postmaster General responds by promising immediate telegraph restoration efforts.
OCR fragment mentions aides and traders amid blurred names and events. It references trading brawls, August or a similar period, and a city area with larger supplies. Readable details are scarce, but the text suggests a disrupted report about illicit exchanges and related incidents.
Uhall was weak forforwant in good quantities with buyers scarce and no real price gains. The highest original fee stated was £10 for prime oats and wheat and oats were unavailable. Milling grain entries showed fair demand at £1 and inferior grades offered from the Upwards. No wheat or oats available.
A Midland police court case charged a member of a butchering firm with cruelty to sheep and cattle. Witnesses described stock in distress on railway lines and questioned employees duties to report mistreatment. Officials urged accountability while stressing stock welfare and humane handling before slaughter to meet human needs.
Fremantle Electric Service, Fleet Street division, and major contractor Majerity of 182 vedes have approved a weaponed Ian for the timeways yin chee the DeWine extension for project viability and service continuity.
A muddled report describes Fremantis and Turslay aboard the Maula on a voyage to Fremantle, with a lascar stowaway noted near a fish shop in Ugh Street. A missing shipmate and a late-night shift at the quay lead to a pending court sentence for a runaway suspect.
Fractured OCR text blends medical claims about “Bile Beans” for headaches with theatre notices and council debate. The fragment mentions A Drown asserting remedies, a local stage production “In Honour Bound” by Sidney Grundy, and a dispute over building by-laws led by Mr Moustaka with threats of noncompliance.
Fragmented OCR text from a South Australia report references the Roy Commission probing the wheat question. It cites union tensions, shipments, and dissatisfaction with Australia Wheat in bins. Mentions weather effects and fears over supply amid cold conditions and international trade.
Chinese Consul General arrived in Adelaide yesterday with plans to sail by mail steamer to the West Austral tomorrow. Detailed arrangements and itinerary were not fully outlined in the dispatch.
A Perth report on the Marble Bar railway discusses dates and details related to the construction timeline for the Port Western Marble Bar line. The article notes changes in dates and the status of the project, highlighting government or railway authorities involved and the ongoing planning process.
The W.A.I.M Band announces a concert and dance to be held in the Town Hall tonight under the auspices of the organization. Proceeds and details accompany the event, inviting local residents to attend.
An indignant Geraldton Municipal Council meeting last night featured a heated exchange with Mr. Moustaka who claimed the Taw Meric had inner instructions directing him to challenge the by laws. The confrontation highlighted concerns over procedure and governance.
J Wateaseports reports weak demand and ample supplies for fruits vegetables and poultry. Prices realised include apples pears and pumpkins with varied bids and a late evening market walk through the city.
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