Chaff and Grain Market LY Report
Under date November DAB reports European markets steady with limited movement for December to January shipments but cargoes sold between 88/40 and 88/3. Local wheat trades paused with price near 9/3 a bel, new season wheat mixed in quality, export wheat seen as preferred by farmers for shipment, yardings fair with modest gains, old season grubshes and imports from South Australia and Tasmania noted amid tight supply.
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Lim
Kdlows
Northampton
Bantore
Parmera
Ian Petite
Peime
South Australia
Midland Railway sells 40000 acres of fine farming country near Perth
Advertising columns announce the sale by Midland Railway Co of W A Ltd of a large subdivision of 40000 acres of cereal, mixed farming country in Perth on Friday 10 December. Auction by Jama Gardiner notes Three Springs subdivision of 50 farms with salmon gum and red soil, roads provided, terms arranged with the auction fee. Full particulars in the company booklet.
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Midland Railway Co
Perth
Jama Gardiner
Three ‘Springs
Three Springs
Jon
Five weight system boosts poultry growers profits
An insight into the five weight system by Macfarlane and Co. offers poultry growers a clear price before sales, rewarding careful rearing. The firm urges weigh crate empty and loaded weights to determine live weight price, promising best terms for farmers and supplying dairy needs.
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Messrs Macfar
Lane Amt Co
Utter and
Provision Morchante
Macfarlane and Co
Ube
Perth
Xing Gerson
Correspondence on sheep dipping and tick control near Perth
The Chief Stock Inspector orders deep owners to dip sheep by August, noting only two small infected localities north of Perth with 8000 sheep. Dipping imposes high costs, about £10 per thousand on over 200000 sheep, and MPs should intervene to avoid hardship in fair localities. The writer cites South Australian experience and urges parliamentary action.
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R. E. Weir
Wick
Perth
South Australia
Tam
Old-Time Rabbits Letters From an Old Resident
An elderly reader recalls encounters with rabbits along Greenough road and at Fortune mine. He describes rabbits on the move, a breeding season observation, and a buck killed on a wreck tale, noting multiple sightings over years and ending with a brief sign-off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dongarra
Greenough
Mahomet
Fiat
Fortune Mine
Ceralotoma Amateur Dramatic Society Meeting Report
A well attended meeting at the Victoria Hotel reviewed the Uncle Way production. Total cash 34 pounds with a carry forward 7 pounds 7 shillings 9 pence after 18 pounds 17 shillings 9 pence expenses. New members admitted. Discussion of three different pieces for Christmas. Business manager resignation deferred.
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Victoria Hotel
Tre
J. Gries
Christman
Dooley
Newcastle Coal Strike Declared by District Miners
Inter State reports a sudden coal strike in Newcastle and surrounding districts. Federation leaders planned two weeks ago, urging lodges to refuse work until grievances are redressed. Prolonged output shortages threaten significant losses as owners scramble to respond.
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Sydney
Summlay
Newcastle
Northern Miners' Federation
Peter Fowling
Federation
Adametown
Mr. Bowling
F. A. Newman
Cilsdonian Coal Co
Clifton
Het
Helene Association
Uhowenever
Strike in Progress Idles Northern District Mines
A strike ongoing at Newcastle keeps all Northern District mines idle after miners fail to return to work at midnight. The stoppage began Monday at 1 a.m. and continues to affect production and local supply chains.
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Newcastle
Victoria woman smuggler seized opium in Melbourne
A female passenger May Silver aboard the steamer from China was found with 54 tins of opium concealed in a canvas skirt pockets stitched with thread. Police report she wore tape bound knees for stealth and claimed to be aiding another person in bringing opium to Melbourne.
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Melbourne
Eastern
Chine Ports
Sin
Sydney
May Silver
Omcor
Customs House
Silver
City
Furled
Elso
Opjuga
Meltourne
Cars Collide on St Kilda Road Injures Two
A morning crash on St Kilda road involved vehicles owned by Messrs F W Fairbairn and W S Gard. Both cars were damaged. Mr Gard’s occupants escaped unharmed while Mr Fairbairn and Miss Thomley suffered shock bruises and other injuries requiring transfer to a private hospital.
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Melbourne
St. Kildaroed
F.W. Fairbairn
W. 8. Gard
Questions Put To Applicants For Old Age Pensions
Melbourne Sunday reports that 46 applicants for old age pensions faced new questions. Sir John Forrest said many replies had been received and none favored withdrawing the inquiries. RegulatioNS require further consideration by the Treasury and magistrates before a final decision.
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Melbourne
Magistratia
John Forerest
Telegraphic Speed Boost Approved for Interstate Use
A Perth report on the Wheatstone automatic telegraphic transmitter pleases Sir John Quick who authorizes acquiring similar instruments for all Interstate lines. The new transmitters reportedly raise speed by about 15 words per minute to a total of 90 words per minute.
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Melbourne
Sumiay
Perth
Wheatstone
John Quick
Business before Parliament in Melbourne House
The Electoral Bill will be further debated in the House of Representatives on Tuesday afternoon while the Finance Bill is not due until the evening.
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Melbourne
House of Representatives
Turf Racing News from V.R.C Spring Meeting
The Fisher Stakes featured Alawa and Trafalgar in a tight finish as the favorite surged to win by three quarters of a length in 2.35. Across four days the total stakes reached £25,083 with most races distributing about £23,083 and New South Wales stables claiming £13, seven.
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Melbourne
Alawa
Trafalgar
New South Wales
Royal Show Profit and Personal Tragedy in Perth
ROYAL SHOW profit projected at £ 1,740 from an Agricultural Show revenue of £ 4,400 in Perth. An elderly couple, living among Western Highlands, mourn their 92 and 90 year old. Their son, 70, died. during the burial journey the wife consoles her husband with a tearful remark about never forgetting their ladle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Royal Society
John
Geraldton Annual Elections Nominations Open
Geraldton town announces nominations for its annual elections on Wednesday November 17. The Town Clerk Cornell Chambers is issuing notices for mayor and ward councillor positions in West Central and East wards. Eligible residents must be listed as voters and meet requirements for candidacy.
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Cornell Chambers
Heanor Bbert
Lnst
Gerakiion Express Publication Schedule
The Gerakiion Express is published three times weekly on Monday, Wednesday and Friday and offered free for twelve months to any address in the State upon receipt if tied to Advance.
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Gerakiion Express
Wages Case at Freemasons Hotel Over Docked Notice
William Bistick sued RM O A Elgg licensee of the Freemason's Hotel for 5 pounds for a week’s wages and notice pay. The defendant paid 10s 4d into court in full satisfaction. Evidence showed dissatisfaction with cooking, cleanliness, and alleged drunkenness. the magistrate ordered 14 pounds 0s 0d plus costs, with 2s 0d court costs.
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Mir. R. Gee
O.a.elgg
Freemason
William Bistick
Mann
Mr. Trigg
Platntift
Plainti
Hinosell
Perth
Darling and Son opens Geraldton branch in WA
John Darling and Son, a famous South Australian firm, opens a Geraldton branch after sending Mr. John Darling home from England. The move promises local wheat buyers equal terms with Fremantle and eastern states, with cash on delivery and rail storage coordinated. A vessel fleet is available and shipments will be prepared as export demand grows, signaling a boost for district farmers.
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John Darling
Grmine Wpoowers API
England
Fremantle
Wuriness
Robert Darling
Geraldton
John Dasting
Gersaldton
Fremante
Darling and Son
R. Darling
Railway Department
Mitchell
Miniter
Gandy
Tinit
John Dacting and Sonix
Your Ad Prices and Goods in The Express
Your advertisement message urges fortune through right pricing and proper goods. The line hints at a commercial notice urging accurate rates, correct goods, and alignment with the Express publication for effective placement.
Land Sale in Geraldton Auction Results Stadium area blocks
Land sale under instruction by Mr Jone and Mrs Mackynale offered by public auction in Geraldton on a Saturday. Divisions include Lown forg a AugustUS Gregory and Fitzgerald streets facing major local landmarks. Most blocks around 27 1 10 perches, with 26 percent cash and balance over two years. Prices ranged from £21 to £70 with several lots passed in.
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We Jone
Mackynale
Publc Auation
Lown
Gregory
Sind Fitzgerald
Jose
Freemasons
Ami
Northampton Gains Full Branch Bank Status
Northampton progresses as the Western Australian Bank opens a full local branch after previously operating an agency. Mr. Campbell, formerly Geraldton branch accountant, has moved to Northampton, a promotion warmly noted by locals. His departure is seen as a loss to Geraldton and a gain for Northampton. The town’s growth reflects expanding settlement in Yung and surrounding districts, with Campbell admired for his manly qualities and athletic prowess in cricket, football, tennis, and rowing.
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Northampton
Yung
W.A. Bank
Geraldion
Northamptom
Campbell
Geraldton
National Opens Brandit in Northampton Amid Bank Expansion
The National opens a brandit in Northampton as the Bank of Australasia enlarges its operations there. Campbell from Geraldton is slated to take charge at Northampton, a coincidence noted by locals. Both Campbells share a leisure interest in field sports.
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Northampton
W.A
Tig Ae
Bank of Australasia
National 18
Me. Campbell
Geraldton
Nominations Discussed At Northampton Meeting
In a Norwich style report, Mosers UF Johnston and J Moir surveyors will attend a meeting in the Diiils Mall to discuss nominations for national allies in the ANA. Many names were suggested though none formally chosen, and the meeting plans to consider potential candidates.
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Mosers UF. Johnston
J. Moir
Northampton
Alliees
Toe Tight
Rowing Notes and Pole Route Debate at Association Meeting
Rowing crews train for the opening race set for next Monday King's Birthday as the association discusses officers and police liaison. Minutes mention the North Pole discovery, pole abolition opposition, and Prary Cook views, with travel stories to West Australia and harsh winter travels along the Northam Road Huard district.
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North Pale
Wallington
Rea
Prary
Cook
West Australia
Ms Informaton
Northam Road
Huard
Drewne
Ieee
Uiem
Pote
Ower Huke
Ue Bani
West Piles
Ene Quire
Ower Welington
Ilk
Rateovers' Association Skit Sparks Local Debate
A Northam writer contributes an amusing skit to a meeting of the Rateovers' Association. The chairman urged restraint in remarks as creditors slow the request. Correspondence from the Postal Dept and notices from the Chamber of Commerce plus local managers and officials are noted as bearing on rolls, safety, and duties.
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Menliver
Rolls
Tykaling Rink
Mor
Frum Chamber of Commerce
Huhnan
Hal ‘Ey
Bokling
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Fraeh
Cummons
John Darling & Son
S.A. Firm
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Ai Obi
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Rowcastia
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A. T. Kent
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Heal
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Wwew
Fort
Shelby
Burgundy
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Queen's Hotel
Durlacher Street
Apponite
Queen's Park
Frank Combe
Kalgoorlie
Railway Hotel
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A. Martin
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Bow
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G. Campbell
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