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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 13, 1911
Page
3
residents debate a proposed £2000 municipal loan to fund new roads and streets amid railway and market disruptions. critics claim delays thwart progress while supporters urge timely action as markets, transport links, and public works face postponements and scrutiny.
Our own correspndrak reports Mingenew one of Midland Railway's oldest settlements nearing a busy growth phase. A proposed post office, hotel upgrades, and a retail center emerge as settlers describe wheat prospects, government scrutiny, and planned civic improvements amid a slow pace of traffic and new buildings.
A fragmentary historical notice mentions an official table sent to Simon from Butt- Dae Proprietary and an appeal process. The readable text covers work after a 2188 event with references to gold fines and a need for administrative action related to long terms.
Perth production sales brief from Perth on Monday notes a large standing ton price at 5 pm 201s. Wheat wax appears in one line with 44 cited. Request readers ask their grocer for No1 Grades.
At the conference resumed Friday afternoon, members vented grievances against government tax policy, rail and boundary issues, and the Wongan Mullowa terminal plan. Debate touched on wheat varieties, prizes, and funding for road and railway projects as the gathering adjourned after thanks to the minister and host.
A crowd gathered yesterday as two youths wore harem shirts on a Sydney street testing public reaction. In Melbourne a large crowd viewed two women in harem skirts at Bourke Street windows until traffic block forced police to end the exhibition.
A burglary occurred at Wal der's seven story tent factory in Sydney last night. Thieves stole £15 and moved items described as instruments and other goods, leaving unclear details about the exact loss or suspects.
The New Zealand Prime Minister Sir Joseph Ward arrives en route to England and seeks a reciprocal Australia New Zealand trade treaty. He advocates joint efforts on mail service and urges creation of a Australia New Zealand Council to study trade commerce, possible duties, and broad free trade including regional partners.
Fragmented OCR summary notes a nursery and cap race with entries labeled winner and payout figures. Mentions river handicap and names like Robatra and Truscan with odds and numbers.
Fragmentary notes describe a Melbourne incident involving Mrs Tait and her daughter, with odd phrases about marriage, laughter, and a waterhole near Andra yesterday. The report mentions Mrs Tait four weeks ago and references Nadies and a water event, but details are unclear and provenance uncertain.
A garbled report notes McCumtaty and Janet Modine with strong showing as Watum’s ONE SPOT 10% claims top spot. The narrative references a 94 score and a win by a clear margin, with no other starters contending. The piece mentions Banting-t in Tan Shirley and a smooth victory by the unnamed team or individual(s).
A fragmentary report notes new uniforms and caps for the Geraldton Fire Brigade provoking discussion. It mentions redesigned coats with turn-down collars and improved style, while contrasting public reaction to a recent demonstration. It hints at a query into civilian involvement and a possible tie to Dr Filler’s preparations.
Unclear report notes a Makers strike in Melbourne on Sunday and mentions possible court intervention. The piece cites adversarial positions and potential government action, with limited readable details on participants or dates.
A meeting of the Typographical Society unanimously agreed to approach the Appellate Court for minowillage WCER Myx Tor job printers. The prewar minimum is £4. The masters offer a five shilling rise.
South Africa chased 48 to win against South Australia, finishing with five wickets down as the visitors claimed victory by six wickets. Early in the day Australia scored 100 and 116 in their two innings, with South Africa replying in their second innings.
In Tasmania a man fired five shots at the Waterside Hotel landlord, then fled into the Derwent River where he drowned. The man, once married on February 22, faced marital strife and a troubled domestic scene at his parents' shelter. Authorities report a chaotic incident with a gun, a collapsed bar scene, and the suspect found dead.
The Greenough Roads Board held a routine session with Chairman Ge Seal presiding. Members Messrs Cain Chambersley Mameraley McCartney Revinlus Ay Wren and others attended as the chair announced the standin orders and discussed road works and a petition signed by 25 ratepayers. The secretary T A Jones assumed duties and delegates were appointed to represent the board at the Produce Workers Conference in Geralfun while various duties for maintenance and gravel works were assigned.
Mr. Neil Douglas reports the Heath Mayday update as Nei Dhuighes, railway superintendent, is very ill at his week’s end. He resubbers ing from plouting and is undergoing medical attention.
A fragmentary item references Stakehaber and V468L Wine for EME, with unclear context and no clear event or outcome. Names and details are incomplete, making firm facts about date, place, or parties uncertain.
Perth report states Mayor Molloy has relapsed after a fall along Hay Street near the Perth Hotel Metrapwbe, tracing back toward St Georges Terrace. The incident involves a purchase valued at 37 pounds.
A fragmented report indicates Bunbury dispute over the jetty continues as Millars' Company withdraws their offer amid calls for higher charges. Local sources mention ongoing negotiations and potential legal steps shaping the outcome.
Races at Three Springs Thursday featured Sun Split and Shirley among top horses. Multiple riders and owners including Mr Strepherson and Mr Macpherson participated as bets and results highlighted. A slight accident occurred but no serious injuries reported to participants and one horse won by a short head.
Fragmentary lines praise learning from great men and urging wise steps. The text hints at moving forward, leaving behind vanity, and taking action to promote progress and advertence.
Victoria Melbourne reports Mr Frazer stating that due to retraining in several offices, the gate in the western post office precinct will be viewed at 2130,4000 9 frar with revisions to the timetable and staffing.
Melbourne reports detail scratchings for the Australian Cup with Parisian favored at 10 to 1. Parisian seized the lead in the straight and won by a length and a half, Apple Pie second, Teasly third, as race pacing by Mart and Coa Eshire set early tempo.
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