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In a disjointed score note South Africa chased a target after early batting by Nourse Kelloway and Faulkner. Australia won by ten wickets as English terms and misread names fill the rest of the fragment.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 19, 1912
Page
3
In a disjointed score note South Africa chased a target after early batting by Nourse Kelloway and Faulkner. Australia won by ten wickets as English terms and misread names fill the rest of the fragment.
An Australian match report details a dramatic comeback by the Warriors in the Nol region, overcoming a strong start by the Tigers. The game featured tense moments and a pivotal second-half surge that swung the outcome, with key plays shaping the final score and crowd reaction.
The report notes rainfall this season has been uneven, affecting crops and pasture differently across farms. A Norfolk farmer remarks heavy showers and inconsistent moisture devalue land, while better-watered plots show stronger yields. A meeting of the Farmers and Settlers Association discussed relocation report and district council activities with about thirty members present in Northam on July 18.
A notice describes arrivals from an unspecified location to a morning train, mentioning a traveling partner for the Arrate States and Perth, with an expectation the visit will be brief and temporary.
The article reports a heated discussion in the Federal Parliament at Malbourne on July 13. It notes a motion and the involvement of a prominent engineer linked to the Bulgooriisent of the railway and Primusunten Wind project, with correspondences presented at the library yesterday.
Melbourne July 18 reports the death of Tark McGowan, famed heavyweight boxer and former champion, who collapsed after a training session and died morning from cerebral hemorrhage. The match scores feature Liedram 13 Rees 15 08 amid ongoing boxing coverage.
Sydney July 18 Me Willin paused an aiml ward aimation in the Government by insisting on the exclusion of three clerks from Parliament. He now proposes talks with the press and has directed the Serjeant at Arms to seek the return of all press tickets for the reporters gallery at Parliament House. If pressed for explanation, Willie says tickets will be indexed to journalists representing the press. Journalists who misrepresent events in Parliament may be expelled from the gallery with remedial accommodation for reporters. The Leader writers of the day are urged to be in front seats.
Perth Parliament approves motion for the action on adoption of bills in one voice. The House adjourns until Tuesday after late session and continues in the new week.
A large turnout filled the Town Hall for the Rowing Club annual plain and fancy dress ball. Prizes were awarded by Mayor Mr. J W Fuller, with contests including a Sunflowers and Quakers sets. Spectators enjoyed a long program of dances led by MC Montocroft as guests wore elaborate costumes reflecting the event’s festive spirit.
King's Hall screens a modern sensational drama tonight with a last showing of the picture. A large programme of new films will follow on Saturday with Spencer's claiming a lean programme of their best. The Star subject Early morning Reflections is praised as the final word in comedy. Tit Bits debut Monday night in Geraklion and Perth crowds flock to the Melrose theatre for the popular Tiny Darlings.
A Sydney reader reports two years of facial and body eczema vanished after using Cuticura Ointment. The testimonial notes immediate relief and urges friends to try the product. Also includes a baby’s recovery from widespread sores after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment.
An OCR fragment notes a July 34 start for a beverage called The Red House Monster Water. It mentions mixing O T with water or sodas for a daily drink or lemonade style mix. It claims a satisfying body and bite and a moderated alcoholic effect.
Local testimonials claim Dr Williams Pink Pills cured a Valley resident’s severe hand eczema after years of pain and disfigurement. Amother’s account notes gradual itching relief, skin normalization, and renewed hand function following a full course of treatment.
Dalgety and C Lal report July notes rain improves district pastures and demand for store sheep remains strong. Prices show some lifting in cattle and sheep at auctions, with heavy supply at Eastern State ports and Nor’West ports. full market prospects seen as temporary easing but likely rebound next week as supplies and demand align.
The July report from Bilder Shenton and Co. notes rains improving tin and stock demand, yet stock offerings remain firm. In Fremantle beef and mutton are oversupplied with price declines, while horses show sparse trade. Adelaide and Port Hedland shipments total 2 300 sheep. about 90 stores, 3 164 sheep, 20 horses, and large consignments from local and overseas buyers affected by recent shipments.
Incoherent fragments reference prime cattle, lambs, weaners, and weights with mentions of markets and shops. Detail-level is sparse but implies a 1925 era livestock sale with skewed competition and questionable consignments amid scattered numbers and terms.
Crop reports from various wheat belt centers show general favorable weather and improving yields. Farmers anticipate strong harvests as crops advance well in Kelloririn Ongerup Sterling-Water Wargan Hille and other districts with widespread optimism for coming harvests.
Local reaction centers on government delays and route changes for the Wickepin Merriden line. Farmers at a Perth conference denounce policy, citing broken promises and political maneuvering by Labor and Ministers Works as residents demand a railway aligned with their needs.
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