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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Nov 14, 1913
Page
3
London dispatch reports an official notice stating a recent development related to government activities in Western Australia. The message mentions a formal instrument and outlines reception of a stated percentage in reference to the announced arrangement.
A billiards feature in Australia drew large crowds as TT Rowe and George Gray faced off in a tense exchange. The match showed a dramatic finish with the red ball and high stakes noted, while spectators watched closely.
London dispatch reports all remaining Dublin shipping staff striking for immediate role of Larkin. Port practically closed. Tomorrow's weekly sale of cattle indefinitely postponed. One hundred tres layovers redirected to Lae pork by the steamship Kila.
Larkin released in London amid a vague avernment about Vare feane Larkin. The brief text provides little detail beyond the controversial note and unclear attribution.
London reports in the Daily Chronicle that the Admiralty’s policy, led by Winston Churchill, faced misgivings within the Liberal ranks while the Daily News notes concerns over the mission’s reception and possible shifts in public opinion.
Berne November 12 reports newspapers discussing a plan to guarantee Swiss neutrality. The idea envisions a wartime four power agreement allowing goods to enter Switzerland while the warring nations would bear responsibility for sick and wounded. Italy France Germany and Austria-Hungary are named as the neighboring powers.
Telegrams report at Perch on November 11 a disturbance in Mr Donald Curtis's office on Dior Street. A man attacked another with a bat near a window, claiming to be an officer. Officers later found a seven chambered revolver on the suspect, who gave the name Donn of Havelock Street.
Cricket lineup details list Mailways players Stedman Koristot Lyons Hastwell Guison Shampton Mead Strang Peat Mun ror Thomas Willcox and others for tomorrow's game against the Cuimmercials at Queen's Mark, with Commercial team names and replacements noted amid line breaks and typographical errors.
During Heluber 18 births, sie murs viages and right ieaths were recorded by the focal registrar at WHSIC.
A garbled local sports item hints at Willow bat usage and season records while mentioning a Milkmaid Coles Milk product and a drink mix. The passage references players, cups, and a famous preparation selling with coffee, milk, and sugar requiring only water. WOLIT'S SCHNAPPS noted as an item.
A politically charged piece discusses Geraldton and regional party dynamics, Liberal and Labor electors, fertilizer transport costs, and railway charges. It cites candidate selection controversies, rail policy impacts on farmers, and comments on ministerial performance in education and works.
Me J Sonia and TAs speak at Queen's Hall this evening in support of Mr Meilmano's bid. The event, lightly paraphrased by Thomas Walker, aims to energize Labor support across the state with a focus on unity and determination.
The Geraldton by election centers on Labor candidate Me Hitman challenging the Liberal Fortuners in a tense contest. Speakers attack ministerial actions, rolls reforms, and railway development while rallying support amid party war and local loyalties. The meeting fills the hall as supporters press for change and emphasize community service.
In a Wenrtluy session on Mr Piesse's motion the desirability of granting Veliety all rights to conditional purchase lands sold under present value was argued. The previous minister faced criticism over the pepper method of land settlement and taxation on owners. The government denied claims of hardship and pressed for fair treatment of settlers facing higher prices under earlier policies.
The Geraldton Municipal Council held an ordinary meeting on Wednesday with Mayor G A Kempton and several doctors present. The discussion covered council chamber access, public meetings, and alley lighting, plus a proposal to asphalt the entry to the council building. The Finance and Siblings Committee reviewed flour mill rates, with the council intending to apply per unit charges and potential refunds to the Milling Company, while arguments over town access and deputy participation continued.
Sunday services at the Methodist Church will be led by Rev. J. E. Slane with morning anthem "Hoe Watereth the Mills" and evening hymn "Hughed Was the Evening Hymn". The choir will sing "The Sun Shall Be No More" at the evening service. Sunday School at Bluff Point at 9 p.m. Follow-up notes indicate a few garbled phrases.
The discourse attacks the Government for neglecting education and social progress while claiming to invest in knowledge. Speakers accuse officials of favoritism toward monopolies, praise certain leaders’ plans, and urge stronger support for public education amid contentious reforms and economic promises.
A Thursday meeting at the schoolhouse in Huta Gully featured Mr 1K, Bi, Titman critiquing the Labor Government. Speakers cited drought relief for settlers, continued state agricultural support, and the Liberal Government's push to liberalise the Agei rwitural Mank and expand state works.
A council meeting reveals tests show mine impinges not suitable for road use due to arsenic concerns. Dr. Stane discusses health risks and the issue is presented to Cr. Stone and council members. Arisen questions include approval and future actions.
Weights delayed for the armad meetings include First Day races at about six furlongs and one mile events. Notable entrants list Toheny Wanhaas Gerclton Guinea Kanwar Getyan Wioleowe Reth and Northern Handlab with weights shown. Publican's purse runs about one mile with Keer Weer Pollet Meu yBeo Zl Douhebin and Loman among others. Western Handicap and Olenfield Flutter sections follow with additional weights for Riggie Forat Wonmuir Farmer Fichehot and Tewslade Smuievale Johnny.
Fragmented OCR text lists many names and numbers in a racing or horse names style, mixing possible event entries or results with inconsistent punctuation. No coherent event identified. many unclear proper nouns and figures stand out without context.
An early report mentions a mysterious gas termed a medical emanation claimed to have curative powers. It discusses transmission to doctors nationwide and hints at potential extended life and power sources, with cautious notes on safety and supply.
A cordial crowd gathered in Coral Ooem for Valediowity V4’s departure to Forth. The evening featured dancing, games, and a guessing contest won by Mr Kim Holmes and others. The chairman presented prizes, and many friends thanked the guest of honor.
A garbled report describes a patient named Dr. Williams patient with Sciatica and pain, noting attempts at relief and hospital care. The text mentions medications, doctors, and referenced hospitals or clinics, but many details are unreadable, leaving a shaky account of treatment and outcome.
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