22 Jul 1907
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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 22, 1907
Page
1
A notice states Bennett has begun brickmaking under manager Hyridmore near Chapman River. The firm, PRESSED BRICKS 4 Specialty, advertises high quality bricks and prompt application of current rates for a specialty product line.
AYVING sells the lease of the Pioneer Brick Work to Mears Jenner and Muffner who will continue operations from Monday February 4 1907 on behalf of the Company. They thank patrons for past favors and seek continued support from ODF RUCERAKOS.
Fragmentary text from Northampton area notice seeks supply for stove building and related materials. Mentions rubble and spalls suitable for bowl making or concrete. Includes vague references to contractors and timelines without clear details.
Hotel near the Railway Station offered as a convenient stay for travelers. A note adds that passenger trains run every 15 minutes at Kenda, guiding visitors to efficient transit.
The Melbourne Age account describes a heated debate in the Federal Parliament with Sir John Forrest and Mr. Hutchinson trading barbs about a Western Australia paper. Interjections fly as the Speaker struggles to maintain order while Hutchinson claims lies and domination by unions. The scene ends with disruptions and a retreat to the Treasurer’s seat.
Reenivid from Mesoes details Hale gety and Co Ltd reporting nine year review of Australasian wool trade. Year ended shows record values and prosperity despite heavy local consumption. Leading brokers Dalgety and Co and NZ Loan and Mal Co Ltd with large sales. New Zealand sales rise. total Australasian states receipts around 4210 40 suggest strong regional demand. Wool output lag persists but markets remain optimistic for future.
Insp ctor Vo Coleraine says they always kept Chamberlains Cough Remedy in the hour and would not be without it. He considers it the best medicine for instant relief whether the patient is a child or himself. He used it during a severe cold while driving through the Casterton district and kept a bottle in his pocket taking a dose about every three hours until cured. He credits it with curing bronchitis symptoms and says it is the best cough medicine for families. For sale by all chemists and stores.
The coming Vine is anticipated to be longer than last season as trade remains healthy and stocks are not accumulating. Prices are expected to rise to a satisfactory level for most sellers as demand remains firm and fashion trends favor finer varieties. Coarser crossbred stock unlikely to reach such high weights as last season.
An Australian Senate session features sharp exchanges over government policy and protectionism. Senator Lyne, a Western Australian Labor member, criticizes the opposition and defends intercolonial cooperation at the imperial conference while Senator Tyrwhitt voices support for preferential trade but warns Western Australia may seek tariff protection to boost new industries, risking eastern state burdens.
A vintage note promotes Chamberlain cough remedy as a dependable preparation that quickly eases colds and counters pneumonia risk. It urges chemists and storekeepers to stock the treatment for rapid relief.
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