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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
4
In a clipped exchange, Steele resents insinuations about his private life while plans for a future meeting unfold. The dialogue hints at intrigue and a hidden scheme as characters debate trust and timing. A closing line teases continuation and secrecy.
Fragments describe a vehicle incident at local yards with scattered belongings and a payment offer. Mention of a wedding and a person named Bi and McManes TS rece John Hap. A dispute or trouble follows through Sunday Time ending in a scrap between a teamster and a cleaner.
Ad advertisement touts Woods Great Peppermint Cure for chest complaints and Hans Irvine Pure Grape Brandy for toraltda and convalescents. Promotes frugal savings and a job printing consultation with F C Towler, noting “A Shilling Saved is A Shilling Gained.”
In Coolgardie residents question a Melbourne MPs statement about railway referents to the goldfields. Mr Matthews denied making the remark and allowed publication after clarification. The mayor and two others dispute the quoted wording as reported by West Australian.
In Perth on June 19 the inquiry into Mignon Varsear’s death concluded the jury found she died from burning injuries but no one was identified as responsible. Other notes mention priest resignations, a bishopric situation, and Captain Gunn’s disappearance case. Arthur Caria Cooper, former mayor of Menzies, died suddenly leaving a widow and two children.
A sequence of 1900s court notes details judgments and payments across multiple cases. Plaintiffs seek sums from defendants with orders for instalments while several matters await service proof or adjournments. Judges, clerks, and attorneys narrate payments, defaults, and clerical errors in Fremantle style proceedings.
In Hobart Father Murphy denounces a Labor allied reform faction allied with anti Catholic figures. He warns ministers against patronage moves honoring ex federal activist tied to church criticism. In Brisbane news, Monéph Bradshaw is executed for the Croydon murder, the head severely damaged on lowering.
Adelaide June 13 Sir Robert Kyfin Thomas wn proprietor of the South Australian Register died yesterday He was born in Weel A meeting to form a football club in Madewa was held at the Railway Hotel on Saturday Innt 11th about fourteen intending members attended It was unanimously decided to form the Mullewn Football Club Officers chosen Patron Mr L Walker president Mr J Bowen son vice president Mr D Warren captain Mr A Murphy vice captain Mr I Filmore secretary and treasurer Mr A Thompson committee Messrs Bowes Gilmore White Hall and Bowes jun Subscription fixed at sixpence per member and the club colors red and white adopted Discussions covered ground training and practice.
On Tuesday June 14 before Mr B Gee DM the court heard a breach of contract matter regarding delivery of firewood. Jenner and Hattner owned the Time Kil parish firm and claimed 410 pounds from John Wini Kirkup for supplying 106 cords of firewood agreed in November. The defendant failed to appear, and the plaintiff presented their case citing the completion of payment and use of funds to buy hats.
The New Idea June issue offers garden guidance with profitable tips for amateur gardeners and a practical flower culture list. It includes an Australian royal household interview with photos, Miss Vida Goldstein’s parliamentary experiences, and light features on children’s drawings and crafts.
Enables traders throughout to World to communicate direct with English manufacturers and dealers in each class of goods. Besides being a complete commercial guide to London and its suburbs the Directory contains lists of export merchants with the goods they ship and the colonial and foreign markets they supply.
A reader recounts meeting an old farmer Yolme near Northampton who sought a land block in Geraldton after failing to obtain satisfaction at the Northampton Lands Office. The writer notes a proposal to move the government office from Geraldton to another location and questions the weekly visit plan, suggesting the policy may be misapplied.
A curious early 20th century tonic advert claims Yor Bronchial Coughs benefit from a “Great Peppermint Cure” bottled with seven woods in a one shilling bid. The claim suggests remarkable relief.
E H Hall of Geraldton argues for government subsidised, fully democratic hospital funding. He contends married workers and a broad subscriber base could sustain a locally controlled Victoria Hospital, with one member one vote, while detailing weekly subscription potential and regional reach to ensure a viable, well equipped institution serving the district.
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