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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 30, 1906
Page
3
The record reports speeches by lawmakers and pastoralists at a district gathering. Delegates discuss electoral franchise reforms, government performance, road and mill developments, and farming challenges including wool, immigration, and cooperative milling plans.
The text presents a garbled recipe or note about a goort cup of tea, mentions a robed word sequence, and claims DONNINCTON'S TRISTE MOSS cures many conditions. It urges keeping a toteable item in the house for instant use, but lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities.
An advertisement claims Woods Great Provertiint Cure quickly relieves coughs and colds. It touts sharp action, suggesting relief from chest congestion and feverish symptoms with a medicinal remedy only available through local sellers.
A fragmentary note highlights Moses as a long serving coach with a track record of reliable results. It references a loyal helper named Jake and suggests steady leadership and consistent performance across seasons. The exact teams or dates are unclear from the readable text.
Speakers urged Government action to consolidate land holdings, repurchase large estates, and boost export profits. Proposals included developing the Chapman route and Magnol-Black Range-Lawlers extension, praising local markets, while humorous toasts celebrated the Ladies.
A reader questions the authenticity of a letter signed Groommeh Parmer or Grom- Aven Farmer and doubts the writer as a wine farmer. The missive hints at a petition from Breenie’s friend and notes mis-spellings and suspicions about district matters.
A local notice touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a rapid relief for burns and scalds with claims it prevents blistering and speeds healing. It urges readers to keep the remedy at hand and mentions W. C. Pal lowfield as supplier in Geralston.
A letter to the editor questions Mr. Brodie and notes residents’ support, while criticizing Greenpugs Farmer and Inspector Drewery. The writer urges schooling for better language in discourse about superiors and hints at future confrontation when Greenough Farmer speaks openly.
AFRONT FLATS FARMER of Greenough writes that a petition against Constable Browie to the Potter-Now Commissioner is overblown and that most residents have no complaint. He notes conversations with Browie during election time and argues a larger petition could be organized if desired.
The Hellers returned after seven years to Geraldton for a lively show in the Masonic Hall drawing a large audience. Mrs Heller displayed telepathy and wit while Mr Teller performed feats that thrilled spectators. audience questions were answered from a black board and predictions about a railway and government change were offered.
Fragmentary report notes Tandy Bedford and others arriving in Perth aboard RMR Mongolia. Berwick is cited as seeking a searcher for the Anthony Mason family. Recounted are weekly horseback hunts in Whale Township for a boy missing since April, with mentions of Lind and a 51 year old sister in a Heareh expedition and a horse incident.
An item promoting a cough remedy claims nighttime relief and broad state delivery for twelve months upon receipt by December sixth. It features a symbolic name and generic assurances of effectiveness, with three weekly postings across Monday Wednesday and Friday.
In a heated discussion at the Times session, Dr. Rarey and Dr. Gordon criticized the religion bill as a violation of human and divine law. The Education question continued as Mr. Chamberlain's amendment to remove special religious instruction within school hours failed by 177 to ? with Unionists and Nationalists in the minority.
In the House of Commons yesterday May a Renarion measure known as the Laborers Cottage Mares Bill was read the first time. It proposes a loan of 24,250,009 to fund construction of 25,000 workmen's cottages with terms aligned to Wynnham's Timber Purchase scheme, raising funds from Irish trees and rates to cover annual annuities and interest.
In Sebastopol during a review marking the Gear coronation anniversary, bombs killed two naval crew members and seriously wounded fourteen others, with forty more wounded. Reports from the city say attackers came from St Petersburg, and the bombardments disrupted public anniversaries and security actions by the military governor.
A damaged dispatch notes the Pitcairn Island wreck aftermath and a tense escape involving an American guard Trey, a Mexican Central Railway incident, and a quarrel over a clout that led to a chase. The fleeing party uncoupled a train and fled toward the frontier, leaving the engine abandoned.
The artist Mr Wabley was killed in his Westhirn Grove Lindan studio with wounds including spur marks and other injuries. Representatives of nearly twenty European Parliament will meet in Westminster Hall London for a three day conference starting soon.
Melbourne police arrested Frederick Williamt Doe, manager of the Murchison branch of the Commercial Bank, on a charge of embezzling £150. The suspected total theft is expected to be higher, with authorities awaiting fuller details.
The Irwin Road Board held its ordinary monthly meeting on the eleventh, confirming previous minutes. Reports from the secretary and supervisor were tabled, contracts and correspondences reviewed, including grants for Strawberry road and proposed new road lines. Tenders for road work were accepted, and ministerial queries about funding and road management were discussed. The meeting adjourned at 5:45 pm with accounts passed and a financial statement certified by the government auditor.
In the Blake of The Equitable Life Assurance Society the jury found for the plaintiff and judgment was entered for £1048 195 and costs. At Kalgoorlie mine wages trouble the parties met this morning without a definite result. Arrangements were made for Mr Mons and the manager to meet at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. a settlement is expected.
In a mid Nkhandla area clash, Kitwa alias Siganauidi and six followers were surrounded by Culours Macken zie's Loops. Rebels were driven back and several killed or wounded as others prepared to surrender.
London dispatch reports French Minister of Marine M Thomson urged colleagues to modernize fleet by adding 11 torpedo flotilla submarines and 20 battleships to keep pace with Germany, emphasizing immediate readiness.
A U S government appointee investigated Tule and meat packing in Chicago and found grave charges against several packers for disease, adulteration, and unsanitary practices. The probe implicates unnamed officials and builders of a major export concern, with details leaking to New York papers and stirring public outrage.
The fragment describes military confusion in West Africa with mentions of evacuation actions and German forces. It references German and local districts, naming no clear events, dates, or outcomes. The text is incomplete and lacks verifiable details for a precise summary.
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