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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 25, 1910
Page
4
The dialogue centers on compulsory military training as a path to national power. Ubique and the Excellency discuss labor, defense, and the country’s growth, with Tocqueville-like rhetoric on patriotism and practical needs for manpower and wealth to resist external pressures.
A long fragmentary column by Le Granddeur discusses Mrs Horrocks from South Kensington teaching cookery in Perthin, noting a dozen lessons and modest fees for charity. It weaves in cruelty to animals, laws on drinking, political rifts, and a satirical take on public figures, ending with musings on society, labor, and reform.
Melbourne reports describe a heated discussion over an emb arassment issue in the House of Representatives tied to the Financial Relations bill. Fisher defends Forrest stance while talk of constitutional implications and potential financial differences is noted amid other ministry advancements and railway updates. The Naval Loan Act repeal and New Zealand totalizator decision are also reported with voting details.
A report from Nowenstla reveals that the Norse vessel Kersuelh Tiland was driven ashore near Kerour Len. Eighteen crew members were rescued by a schooner and brought to Dur han after enduring tarciile wi vations.
In Sydney on July 2, the Roberts update shows Hilliard ninth place with a fine of 3,000 up to 18,000. Lindrunt records 1,125 and Roberts 9,535 in the latest tally, reflecting a mix of standings and adjustments across listed figures.
Perth reports a tramway dispute with minimal external influence seen as shaping the issue. The London Board of the Tramway Co recommends reinstating workers to their pre strike positions if penalties are dropped and operations resume.
Mr H J Somerset of the Tramway Company refused to enter settlement negotiations this morning, asserting the award. The union position remains firm as discussions stall. Mr Nemersot offered a leasing option to rescue the fret if operated by non unionists, promising support until the trouble ends.
Collie strike actions ripple through the community as a mediation attempt stalls. Workers lodge an application with the Arbitration Court demanding enforcement of the stay while bridges and access remain under watch. Players, onlookers, and supporters grumble amid tensions as negotiations strain.
Claims against the estate of the late Thomas Broad of Strawberry must be presented within four months to Eliza Broad Strawberry Ferry 1010.
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