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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 04, 1918
Page
2
OCR text from the Geraldton Express is garbled with mixed characters and appears unreadable, preventing a coherent summary or extraction of clear entities or facts.
A long mixed report covers federal regulation exemptions for wool appraisers, a goldfield revival near Kanawox, and a church site near a new covary. It notes the Metropolitan Provens election for Tomorrow with Harry Bean and Hoan’s reconsideration, plus a popular dog contest in Applecross raising funds for the Red Cross.
Debates touch pensions and government actions in a clutter of Western Australian notes. Posts Officers named for Greenough and Murchison districts. wool clip, cattle numbers, and rain-driven pastures reported. Fire at a wheat stack, yacht races, and soldier returns feature among town happenings with health and public works updates.
Personal notes describe Private Jack Bolt, recently discharged from active service after losing an eye, arriving by train on Friday morning for a short visit. At 25 he is expected to receive his discharge soon, with his well known father linked to Charlotte Padthiry woolships of the port in the 1870s and 80s.
Mr Drew asked the Legislative Council on February 21 about re purchaser estates in the Victoria district. He sought minutes of proceedings and clarification on revaluation progress, expected completion dates, surplus fund use for rent payments, and related repurchased estates matters.
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