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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Nov 17, 1915
Page
4
Postal schedule notice dated April 12 1916 lists mail times for the Geraldton office. It details routes and delivery windows to various listed places with adjusted timings. The communication appears as a public notice informing customers of updated posting and collection times.
Partial OCR reveals a note on patriotic fund committees and an allotment for a soldier with children. It mentions a baseline allowance of 218 for a wife and child support, with references to Australian Imperial Force and the notion of an approved wage or stipend to be allocated.
A dense early 20th century notice explains newspaper subscriptions, renewals, and legal obligations. It warns that subscribers who fail to inform publishers will be charged for continued delivery, and outlines that publishers may resume service if accounts lapse. It stresses lawful duties of readers and the publisher’s rights in the absence of payment.
A dense promotional overview of the Wise and Co directory for Western Australia. It highlights wide circulation, value to commercial publishers, and the directory’s role in connecting tradesmen, agents, and firms across the state and beyond.
Vociferous, garbled notes describe a market scene with references to people, places, and items in disjointed sentences. The text mentions Roslyn Farm, buyers and sellers, and various names, but readability is low and concrete events or outcomes are not clear.
A hazy report follows Inspector Lortel and local figures through a sketchy tale of Beasts and meetings. Quinton questions a cashier while a small man in wrinkled attire intrigues the detective who confirms Mr Stead is not in danger and that Quint on has him locked up at the station.
Detective Cortelyou arrives at the old farmhouse used by Stead, questions the landlady, and compiles a careful search of Stead's desk and rooms. The scene reveals calm order and routine in Stead's life as he awaits magistrates’ action on forgery charges.
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