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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 26, 1918
Page
1
An OCR fragment lists chairs including Dark Oak High-back Chair and Easy Chairs with prices such as 4/ and 9/168, plus items like Japanese Matting, Leather Arm Chairs, Jarrah Fold Arm Chair, and Sideboard. Also notes a Country Clients message urging savings and reductions.
A historic scene in Geraldton as the community lays the foundation stone for a new Presbyterian church. Clergy and townsfolk gather in ceremony, marking the start of construction and a milestone for the town’s religious life.
The laying of the foundation stone for St John’s Church in Charles street Geraldton took place at 4 p.m. on Wednesday. Mrs Mackenzie Grant represented Miss Feartley. Rev D. Varley and Rev G. Varley spoke, a canvas awning protected attendees from rain, and a sealed bottle with ceremony details was placed in the stone. A reception followed at the Masonic Hall with an extended programme and contributions from local residents.
Joe Ryan of Perth announces completion of extensive alterations to his Hair Dressing Saloon in Geraldton. The business will be conducted under his personal supervision with close attention and civility. American Hair Gut a Specialty. All kinds of tobaccos and smokers' requisites. Marina Terrace address.
In a crowded office a worker laments tedious tasks and the need for a steady tea supply to cope. The piece notes a switch to Robur Number One Tea as a refreshing, dependable option preferred over weaker brews and pricier brands, with colleagues rotating bringings until the dominant choice is established.
TD Ross recounts a Sunday school gathering where children presented a chorus and instrumental items. Mrs P Brown offered two pretty pieces, Miss Trigg and others contributed songs and recitations. Mr Pri more and Wainwright recited to enthusiastic approval as church members and visitors watched, ending with Auld Lang Syne.
Ashmore street resident Albert Nutt testifies Zam-Buk relieves severe chilblains and inflammation that forced him from work. He credits it with rapid healing of toe sores, plus relief for cuts, bruises, and other skin troubles. The couple report Zam-Buk kept at home for chapped hands and cold-weather ailments, sold widely in stores.
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