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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Nov 20, 1916
Page
4
A serialized tale attributed to a versatile writer, known for Peggy the Aeronaut and The Pilgrimage of Delilah, appears in this issue. The piece is presented under the imprint of a Special Arm the Proprietors of the erie, signaling a periodical release.
Rosalie confronts her past engagement to Sir Ambrose Gere as a dance at a grand ball exposes old flames. She returns home with the plan to recover four letters written during the courtship, a move sparked by desire to reclaim her memories and test the boundaries set by her marriage and her former lover. Rosalie navigates fear and longing while Stephen eyes the drama, and Sir Ambrose schemes to keep his hold through the letters.
An aged man teases his grandson about money and age while a recipe explains preparing nutter with beef suet and olive oil to mimic butter in pastry. The instruction reads like a domestic chat and culinary tip.
Humlie struggles with secrecy about letters to Sie Ambrose, fearing Stephen and social ruin. She resolves not to reveal the affair, hoping Ged will help recover what was lost while fearing Stephen’s judgment and her own fall from grace.
Fragmentary quotation from Ener son asserts that trusting men yields loyalty and gentle treatment reveals true character, reflecting a mid level press voice and period tone. The readable text presents a concise moral about human nature and behavior.
Market buyers and sellers at Coples's Tuesday sale report demand for heavy and light cattle sheep and lambs. Prices ranged with prime Murchison bullocks selling to high weights on offer, lambs showing erratic bidding with prime woolly and shorn types, and merino wethers and ewes illustrated by fluctuating values and middle market levels.
Dalgety weekly market notes quote heavy bullocks and cows with varied prices. Moderate to good quality beef cattle range from £15 to £17 10s per hundredweight, with heavier beef weights priced higher and occasional extra cows or heifers mentioned.
Market report lists Merino and lamb prices with ranges across quality grades. Sheep quotes include good skins, medium condition, with several price bands from 21s 1m 2ks to 284 6d, plus prime and weighty categories up to 248. Tambs entries show prime woolly lambs 203 to 224, various grades from 183 to 228 6d, and inferiors down to 13s to 14s.
Market notes show Dalgety & Co and partners reporting mixed cattle and grain prices. Prime new season samples range from £1 15s to £1 19d, with old season varieties around £2 6s to £4 4s. damaged lots £2 to £2 2s. Weekly supplies eased recent pressure, with prices fluctuating as demand adjusts.
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