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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Nov 01, 1911
Page
3
UR presents unmatched value on spring and summer apparel and accessories. Great bargains cover costumes, skirts, blouses, millinery, underclothing, corsets, children's dresses, silks, fabrics, laces, neckwear, gloves, hosiery, sunshades, merchandising, clothing, boots and shoes.
Melbourne wool sales report a firm to higher tone with merino forward of recent levels. Buyers from Consett Wan and others show strong demand while clearance remains solid, as OK and local consignors trade across ranges.
Country cricket notes Walkaway Greens club beat Greenoughs in a pleasant Sunday match. Key contributions came from Colon 26 not out, Jones 21, and themeson 4 for Groommeh. Greenoughs tail struggled with A Tistor 1 for 9 and a series of dismissals led by Ryder Gilmore and Parry.
A quirky revue night features Geralditon family members and guests performing My Wife's Mother at the Geraltion Town Hall. The Melbourne theatre run includes Me Wife's Mother, with Francis Hanrahan and others in a lively, laughter filled program complemented by a new song Vip niddy-Yray. The box plan is at Swell.
Fragmentary dialogue presents garbled phrases and misheard names. The text includes stray mentions of Baye, Tomon, Tony, and a vague refusal or warning, but no coherent event, date, or location emerges for a usable news item.
The coronial inquiry into a fire at the Cann property opened this morning with Raymond Gee and others examining witnesses. A jury of 12 heard evidence from insurers and investigators about losses valued around £20100 with furniture and fixtures noted, including a sewing machine and dining table, while questions about policies and prior inventory remained unresolved. The inquest adjourned to a later date, with costs and procedures discussed.
Local Court adjourned twice in a case brought by Henry against Clutterbuck Atosean over commissions on machinery sales. The claim started at £112 6d with numerous specific sales totaling £2,821 on which 24 percent commission was claimed. Several claims were abandoned or admitted, with exam proceedings dragging due to preliminary settlements and lengthy testimony from the plaintiff, an engineer and traveller, about sales in districts from Watmeran to Carnamah.
Fragmentary text discusses various names and actions related to a prime matter in Valls dune and Fortreste Lontkrs. It mentions Gurtev, Vuh nick, and Yussiels with vague references to firing and a class. The overall meaning is unclear due to garbled OCR and missing context.
Telegrams report a labor dispute with a meeting planned for Friday to decide whether workers return to duty or proceed to a ballot. Officials warn of possible escalations as the issue remains unresolved between parties.
In a coastal incident, two tramway vintages named Peter and Chath deformed in February were swept from the rocks by a wave. Wiring failures and a nest roller caused Ietrmon to be carried away, while Ford endured being pulled out to sea before a rescue attempt.
A speech in Melbourne outlines the state’s land tax plan with implications for Victoria. Officials highlight taxation details and potential effects on residents and property owners.
The British cricket squad arrived in Henday as EC manager Me Baweley outlines plans for a potential series with Gl Tawi. The trip aims to gauge readiness and negotiate future fixtures while officials assess risks and logistics for the contingent.
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic report about Fremantle skin and hide market activity, with references to mowers, traders, and odd keywords. The readable parts mention markets, gates, and possible disruptions or events affecting supply. No clear names, dates, or concrete actions are discernible.
Reported proceedings describe the annual general meeting of the Geraldton Cricket Association with attendees including club figures and local notables. Discussions focus on season plans, facilities, and upcoming fixtures.
A garbled 19th or 20th century letter-like piece discusses land purchase, speculative finance, and government policy. It names ministers, committees, and unnamed workers while critiquing capitalists and land monopolies, signaling a broad constitutional era political debate about reform and popular rights.
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