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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Nov 13, 1912
Page
2
In a fragmentary notice a reference to dealers and price setting appears. The text mentions the Corsisey Company and a policy that dealers handling goods should not set a fixed price. The incomplete source hints at trade controls or a price guidance stance without full context.
Moura Burns Philipsod Co. Det. report steamship movements from Read Noy Dimboola sails November 18 for Fremantle then Fremantle to the Eastern State. Kurnalpl leaves Fremantle for Geraldton on Tuesday November 1, returning Friday November 22. Son Kuptinda departs Sydney November 9 for Melbourne 23, Adelaite 26 for Fremantle and Eastern States. Piltarra sails Fremantle to Geraldton on the 16th.
Readers urge the Municipal Courts to speed water and harbor improvements for Geraldton. Criticism targets the Railway Station approach and department delays, warning against railway monopoly on foreshore and urging a direct town railway link for future shipping and growth.
The death of 84 year old Roderick Clive Campbell is noted at the Sanatorium. He was a Graaldian native who worked as a comupastine, mon dhline operator, and printer for local papers including the Muretlaon Times, Northam Advertiser and Southern Times Bunbury. He leaves a widow and two children.
In Geraldton a dispute arose over teachers conducting evening cookery classes at the Household Management Centre. Mia Blair objected to remuneration issues, while Inspector-General Me Andrews said primary teachers should not be forced into evening mechanical work. The Executive of the West Australian Teachers' Union backed the protest, noting regulations may be revised later in the year.
Residents of East Chapman celebrate the opening of a new school hall amid housing growth and rising attendance. The Coronial Secretary’s efforts are credited for progress, with a meeting held at Sheen Rall and a new management body appointed to oversee the hall and future plans.
Ladies and gentlemen Borst MRK Burclhwing your King Contes until Monday November Ith Sevexty-dve donat
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