Outlaw Ubique Roams New South Wales Track
Steele, alias Ubique, roams the New South Wales countryside while evading pursuit. He recalls bush days and plans to slip the law with a wary calm as authorities close in at the harbour and township.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 20, 1910
Page
4
Steele, alias Ubique, roams the New South Wales countryside while evading pursuit. He recalls bush days and plans to slip the law with a wary calm as authorities close in at the harbour and township.
Northamp ton notes report on a Convent school drama production titled The Aree Bell with performances by Penelope Evelyn and other debutants who earned praise for their roles. Local figures Mr Sid Scott and Mrs Wopper receive acknowledgment for support and attendance. Nearby, planned improvements include W A Bank premises alterations and Mr Ram Mitchell’s store addition. Hampton Arms Hotel host Mr Charlie Treland opens a skating rink. Recent storms gave way to fin weather, farmers hope for a spell of good conditions. year to date rainfall stands at 72 polit.
Weather hampered play as Railway boys beat Walkaway nine points in a tough match on the 17th. Key Railways players Toe Chin and Letin led scoring while Walkaway missing Exmie Stokes and Connolly. Strong defence from Ramshaw and Davis aided the Railways in a scientific game despite the greasy ball and slick conditions.
The first for many years held at Mutlewa on Wednesday saw Mullowa win 4 1 while Moonyoonooka Ramblers managed 2 behinds. Jno Murniyi led Mullowa with Mr W Webber coaching Ramblers and E Toe officiating. A return rotary match, set for Moorgoonooka on the 4th, is planned with a fresh day to be announced.
Melbourne July 18 reports a fog bound wreck at Richmond station where a Western line train from Highton collided with an Eastern line train from Essendon. Nine people were killed and several others seriously injured. The crash caused extensive damage estimated at £10,000 and prompted temporary removal of signal staff pending departmental inquiry.
The bill lists payment amounts for Australian states for the year ending June 1911. New South Wales £78,897, Victoria £143,002, Queensland £63,758, South Australia £20,529, Western Australia £34,473, Tasmania £13,505, totaling £450,000.
Trouble in Perth on July 19 notes tramway workers filing overtime wage claims with the general manager independent of the union. An arbitration award covers road car work with fifty four hours weekly, while painters face a separate weekly limit of forty eight hours and different pay scales.
At Ceraldt on Police Court Mooney entered the Prevmasans' Hole and demanded drink. He pushed the bar and attempted to pick money, claimed toothache, and wandered to the Railway Tour area before being captured. He was pronounced unfit to work, then sentenced to seven days hard labor.
A historical notice promotes Doan's Ointment as effective for piles including itching bleeding and protruding piles. It quotes testimonials from Mrs. Rich and Mr. Rich of Perth praising long term relief after use, claims safety and local availability at 2/9, with post option from Wester-McClellan 1 Co.
Fragmentary billiards score report shows Lindrum leading with 2000, Roberts 5734, Roe Jeeta 2751 as the match totals reach 18 000. Secretaryship and committee names appear garbled amid the lines.
The Geraldton Express announces a free weekly distribution trial every Monday Wednesday and Friday to any address in the state for twelve months upon receipt of 1958 revenue.
A review of international efforts against tuberculosis notes Germany's compulsory state system since 1554 reducing beds and improving care. Britain plans a bill to force notification and better control of meat and milk to lower mortality. Victoria Australia reports a drop in TB death rates from 14.58 to 9.89 per 10000, aided by registration and sanatoria expansion. King Ferdinand funds facilities. Tiulgatia records a high death rate from TB.
An old proverb fragment urges engaging F.C. Towler for job printing as a tip to keep costs down. The ad hints at selling a remedy for hacking cough with Great Peppermint Care from 146 Ni Woods G.
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