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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 05, 1911
Page
3
Chas Moore & Co advertises a bargain parcel system with trial parcels and money back guarantees. It promises big reductions on city prices with free forward postage and includes underclothing parcels, nightwear, corsets, and other items. Orders to be sent with country cheques and papers referenced.
Advertises multiple blanket parcels including White Yorkshire and English manufacture, bush blankets, and double bed sets with borders. Lists pricing, carriage terms, and delivery to nearest railway stations. notes free carriage for two or more parcels and requires paper reference when ordering. Includes infants garments and dress parcels with various fabrics and sizes.
Ordering goods by mail is convenient and safe. A thoroughly organized mail order department ensures careful handling and same-day filling of orders received. Customers can order by mail to access reductions, same prices, and quality as in-store purchases with patterns and newest fashions mailed free.
In Adelaide officials discuss a visit by Premier Verran and the Northern Railways Commission. The party plans to leave Adelaide on 20th to inspect cheap railways and show lines across agricultural country. Plans include taking evidence on construction costs and reporting back. government will provide facilities during the visit.
Telegrams report an interstate labor trouble terming the dispute settled at Trenton after a delay. The mine manager agreed the bit men may return to work today with other demands deferred. A final answer is promised within a week. Smoking permission in the mine is a key issue under review with reasonable restrictions.
Victoria Melbourne Thursday report states William Milnes a Fingland arrived chauffeur was killed in a city crash. James Atkinson drove a motor car skidding after hitting a telegraph pole. Milnes sat on the bark of the car and was crushed at impact. Police describe the speed as about 15 miles per hour.
Mrs Wivitral Champion, the county bride, fell from a train at Tuen Wy and is unconscious aboard. Doctors hold cautious hope that her fortitude and strong constitution will help her pull through.
A Melbourne legislator, identified as Mr. 7 Class, underwent tumor removal surgery. Reports say the operation to treat a tumor in the short term left him in a critical condition, with doctors providing updates on his status.
The State Minister of Cand says the time is ripe to seek Commonwealth government cooperation for suitable immigrant grants. The Acting Premier agrees, signaling government willingness to pursue broader migration measures with Australia.
A yacht named Wattle with proven men aboard left Cairns on Saturday night bound for Green Island and has not reached its destination nor been heard from. Grave fears are entertained for its safety.
A garbled Sydney advertisement offers LIAM reward for the kidnapping of the Yongala lass. The notice appears in the Sydney Post Office section with distorted text and unclear names.
Thursday deputation before the Chief Secretary cited strikes and disturbances, naming Vedler Munn and Dale of the CaL U. Speakers railed at poisonings and water contamination, while threats of vigilantism and arson were mentioned. The Chief Secretary deferred action, signaling further consultation with the Police Commissioner amid strong dissent.
A scrambled betting rundown lists multiple horses with odds such as Rightaway six to layat and Dhobi three to one, naming entrants like Jolly Beogar and Sparkle. It also mentions a cough remedy advertisement and a Perth news agency offering the Ex Press copier near Central Arcade and the Railway Station, with Mr Patterson at GPO for copies.
The body of a single woman was found floating near septic tanks on Trafalgar roads and later identified as Mary Burnis by a Salvation Army officer. She was about twelve months in need of care after a domestic dispute and had been living under Salvation Army supervision in Perth. The case notes delusions and threats prior to the tragedy and mentions an inquest opening.
Perth Thursday report describes Ta Fanwary Insta Malas and Ange Tin All imprisoned for three months at Fremantle for possessing nine opium quantities. The sentence followed a recent narcotics case. the individual was released, rearrested, and later held pending further orders.
The Perth panel reviews Norton v stipendiary decision on the Boulder Marticap to Balad. The board concludes Saladin’s gear was not entered as a settee and that Saladin’s owner may face the Supreme Court.
A man identified as Smith was found dead Friday in Willhwook. General Williams reported last seeing Smith Monday after he complained of cramps. Smith worked as a sleeper painter for Mile Yar Ue.
A historical note reviews a powder dip's effect on sheep wool, praising a trial by Mr. Donald Wright of Menangi Wet, Wire and Sons. It reports 25,000 sheep on the Mrewhen Estate during 1908 with wool bright and healthy after dipping, and claims protection from ticks.
May market notes show weakness in continental wheat demand yet firmer Adelaide prices. Atlantic cargoes trade near 3/4 to 3/6 with modest gains as selling pressure softens. grain merchants report firmer Adelaide quotes and a tentative uptick in overall wheat values amid buyers' activity.
A readably odd fragment shows praise for a Wednesday and Thursday exhibition with mentions of display pieces, stalls, and local produce. Names such as Mr. Charles Chapman and various stallholders appear, along with notes on decorative items and a medicinal compound.
Fragmented ad text lists velvet fabrics, trims, and clothing details for a fashion catalog. Mentions velvet, lace, and leather like materials, with scattered pricing and dates. Includes references to patterns, sizes, and delivery notes amid garbled product lines.
A fragmented notice lists Japanese chrysanthemum varieties and blooms by Rev tiler and Warwick, plus multiple germander and geranium collections. It references a garden tower arrangement, a plant collection at a garden, and an upcoming excavation near a government house with plans for work and site details.
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