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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 30, 1907
Page
3
An elderly Perth notice tells of Mrs. Haynes of Perth who suffered severe illness with fainting fits, headaches, and weakness. After taking Williams Pink Pills for two weeks, she reports renewed strength, fewer headaches, and better sleep, crediting the remedy with restoring color and energy. The article also mentions local horse races and results in the Sheffield Handicap and related events, noting winners and participants.
The export in connection with the above were held at Gullewa on Saturday last and proved a great success with good attendance from surrounding districts. The principal event, a 25s rifle match, drew keen competitors. F Hall won, showing promise for future rounds. The bird‑shoot results read 2 kills from 22 birds and a strong trapeze display was noted.
Report of the Mutehizon Cricketers' arrival in Geraldton under Mr Dinaga. They were greeted at Freeman Hotel by officials including Moware F C Oveehen, Tot Tinwa and Barker Scott. Mr Carson presided and welcomed the visitors hoping the team would reinforce annual fixtures and start a productive Geraldton week.
Educational report details exam results at several schools under the Preamtation Nuns. Prizes awarded for multiple classes, with winners including Al Gueenough George Reynolds Dorcas Ryan and Maggie Hennessey. Notes on attendance, medal presentations, and remarks by officials accompany lively chatter about local schooling and Christmas conduct awards.
In a closely contested game at Queen's Park, Geraldton batted first and reached a modest total as Harker and the Lowe brothers led the defense. Murchison's bowlers tightened late, but Geraldton held a slight edge with key dismissals by Ward and Reveleine. Final lines show low scores for most batsmen, with a few players reaching double figures while a duck marked an early setback for Farrand.
Western Australia defeated New South Wales by three wickets in a tense finish after NSW fell 14 runs short of a target of 176. WA chased to 184 with standout scores from Rowe, Walker, Waddy, and Monro. McCartney, Innes, and Toward contributed, while Evang and McCartney shared late partnerships.
Disjointed report details timber workers tense action in New South Wales with employers mobilizing for intensified dispute. Mentions Perh, Perth, and unions planning intensified pressure while a separate shunting accident near Northam highlights injuries and hospital care.
Varischetti, entombed for nine days, was rescued from the mine shaft amid dramatic scenes in Perth. He required careful nursing for nerve prostration but is expected to be well within a few days under medical care and rest.
Latest cables report riots across Roumania with 4,000,000 pounds in losses and 500 peasants wounded. Revolution spreads to Hungary and nearby towns. Arson and pillage rampant. Austrians alarmed as troops confront rebels. casualties include civilians and soldiers. Destruction citywide, Mazaaxt and Guntatz scenes cited. thousands flee as battles with artillery continue.
The London wheat market shows weak demand with minimal activity. Prices drift with the Manhattan carzo quoted around 305 1d while Australian wheat sells slowly around 82s to 85s per quarter, with molders seeking 24s a bushel.
A warrant is issued for the arrest of Thinnay Glassy a clerk of the office charged with a £7000 deplicity. The report notes a judge's order and unusual details. In Briday Sydney William Cibhew, of Warerton, died suddenly from plage amid a week with infection and a mouse scare. The steamer Viking has arrived at Santa Crux with news of five weeks of voyage.
An unruly mix of local notes from Western Australia recounts duties in Wea and Mingenew, military ties, public demonstrations, and a flotilla of vivid anecdotes. Mentions include Mr Norman Darey Wascott Porth planning a ten day holiday, Major Moore of the Australian Light Mobile Corps, and various civic and transport observations amid travel, rail, and water works chatter.
A compact note urges calling Wolfe's Cinapps when a drink is requested, implying a quick supply or delivery option branded as Wolfe's product.
A damaged fragment discusses concerns about hair loss in men and women with odd wording. It mentions noticing falling hair and seeking action, but the text is incomplete and unclear regarding specific remedies or sources.
A terse notice advertises Ayer’s Hair Vigor with references to its benefits and usage guidance. The fragment emphasizes a health related hair care product, but lacks full context to confirm claims or origin. The readable text centers on the brand and its advertised vigor.
A large gathering met at Mr A Mlayney s ripi dene Moonoononke on Wednesday evening last for a Bond-off to Mr Edgar Patton The chair was Mr W Lynch with Mrs Patton and MLA T J Brown nearby Toasts honored The King Parliament The Pastors and Agricultural Industries The ladies The chair man concludin with Auld Lang Syne The crowd sang and danced into almost daybreak The event celebrated Mr and Mrs Patton s recent move to Moonoonona in Moonoonona Killed by the Moonoonona s toa Musicians and singers provided entertainment to a lively audience
On Wednesday April 10 at Boulder Racecourse the finest pedestrian match of the era unfolds as Day Postie faces Od World champion and New champion Author Postle against Bronehamp Tt. Day and Fleming train hard amid confident claims of revenge against Treland's visitor as the two top professional printers prepare for a historic clash anticipated by the public.
A testimonial ad extols Zam-Buk Balm as a universal first aid remedy for wounds burns and skin conditions. It cites a mother from Ravenscist Queensland and various users praising quick relief and healing including psoriasis barbers rash and poison ivy with a family size product offered through The Zam-Buk Co Sydney.
A scrambled OCR list shows handicaps declared for the United Fire Brigades Easter demonstration and associated sports meeting. Names include Ponti, Hayrkon, Harrington, Rowe, Fird, Haydon, Bellamy, Roberts, Strickland, Chidlow, Mitchell, Jenkins, Crawford, Binns, Payne, Whiteman, Gilbreath, Rowland, Renkin, Ballany, Mowkine, Pembroke, Rhea, and others with quarter, half and full mile marks and acceptances due at the secretary's office in Clarawent.
A preliminary inquiry into the March 12 Mildura incident off North-West Cape held after a voyage on the Chief Harbour Master Irvine examined the ship’s voyage and events. The inquiry found Charles Albert Thurpey, master of the Mildura, guilty of a serious offence with the diver He Hien present aboard during the voyage.
A mixed panel including Captain Tryine and a Marine Comet of Inquiry examined the chargen on Wednesday morning at the Freruine de Local Cort. The proceeding involved the Resident Magistrate of Fivinust and two national officials, with the outcome pending.
Perth hearing details accuse Charles Albert Thorpe master of the steamship Mildura on March 12, 1907, of negligence in navigation. Verdict or remarks from Captain Arandle fault the third officer for carelessness and state the Marion Island should have been sighted from the bridge.
Nominations listed for the principal races at Yalgoo on April 8. Entries include Melvnie Hawnrcar Madiuna Artale Carina Constantos Hoatage Coast Black Bean and Rohanoo Wild Rove Troméndus Radium Arta Monkey Comet Crnatana plus Schoolboy Midnight God Gracious Monkey Naxgaxoxs Wild Tear Resplendant Indelible Suvapot Rootage Constance Monkey Again Comat lianee Evo.
John Fishlock of Inglewood Victoria shares a testimonial about severe cold relief after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He reports very gratifying results and a swift return to health, noting the product was available from chemists and general stores.
An obscured excerpt satirizes government evasion and social vice, referencing euphemistic crime, protection, and insinuations about police informants. The piece critiques a corrupt milieu with biting, ironic language and a landscape of deceit.
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