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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 03, 1913
Page
3
A fragmentary notice recalls a town hall meeting and public events in the near future. It mentions a concert, a stage show at the town hall, and advertising columns. The text names performers and venues but is garbled, with references to concerts on Amurday or Amurlay and a parklet lineup.
A love benefit is planned with a public event at the Premonationy Hotel. The program includes speeches, music, and a bake sale to raise funds. Organisers invite attendees to contribute and attend the meeting at 7 o clock to discuss arrangements and awards.
Secretary in Geraldton notes Bristanne telegram. King's Prize won by Tasmania’s [name partial]. George Woods of Katanning placed. W.A. team selection for Commonwealth match unsettled. Grand aggregate won by W.A. shooter, with listed handicaps for October trials and many contestants named amid favorable weather.
Penders are invited on October 23 1911 by the Worshipful Mayor for the loan of £5370 to buy whole or part of dabonwares valued at £1000 each and £1270 bearing interest at 6 percent per year payable half yearly. A sinking fund of 8 percent is provided. funds accompany tender with a deposit 1 percent of face value by cheque or bank draft. Tender acceptance and payment terms follow. Town Clerk W Puller available for details.
A parliamentary summary outlines proposed amendments to the Old Age Pensions Act and maternity allowances linked to a state takeover. It notes revenue forecasts, expenditure estimates, and the government’s intent to expand state pension provisions while addressing deficits and administration. The report references a June due timeline for policy action and funding allocations.
Sydney racing report notes a list of horses and handicaps with unclear details from October. Names such as Sotann and Simon appear alongside locations and events at the ATC meeting, but the fragmentary text obscures full results or context.
The document lists odds and prices for three principal events at the LLP spring campaign including Grey, Riverinn, and Soltano among others. It notes multiple horses with various betting figures such as 12 to 1 10 1 for several entries and references venues like Riverbend and Sint Carnell with listed odds.
Professors Paterson of the University of Western Australia and Air G L Sutton returned to Geraldton after visiting Northampton Up Der Chapman and Yuna sub districts. They lectured on wheat cultivation with lantern views, praised local crops, urged fallowing, and noted experiments at Yuna and Northampton School garden. Residents welcomed the visitors, and farmers showed interest in adopting recommended practices to improve yields.
The August exam results list Miss Mollie Griffin and Miss Kutblase Ronan achieving 100 words per minute in their subjects. Masters A. Ferstat and A. were awarded special prizes for proficiency.
Vintage testimonial about hair loss and bald spots attributed to Marton N Gives results after using Cure Cure Ointment and Soap. Claims hair regrowth within ten days, includes directions for using Cure Cure Ornament and Curto cure Soap, with sample offer and full address for order.
The Geraldton Cup Meeting is set for November 22 with £568 donated for two days of racing. First day features Geraldton Guineas and other stakes including Trial Stakes and Corinthian Handicap. Nominations close November 5 and acceptances November 12 with weights announced November 12. Secretary is Mr M Cansious Ultig.
The readable line presents a garbled phrase with unclear meaning and no recognizable names or events. It cannot be reliably tied to a concrete news item or outcome.
The Greenough Farmers Club held its fortieth annual show with solid attendance and high standards, highlighting nearly all livestock and crops. Notable features included sheep entries from Mr Edward Witt (open), extensive prize lists across draught horses, merino sheep, cattle, and farm produce, and speeches backing smaller local shows alongside the Geraldton central show.
A dense OCR fragment lists various fruit and flower varieties with breeder-like names and numbers, including Tomatins and Roses, matures, and assorted garden goods. The item reads like a catalog page detailing seeds, plants, and related products with vendor-like attributions and brand phrases.
A patient describes months of agony from rheumatism, enduring bed rest, crutches, pain, and limited mobility. After trying various remedies and a pamphlet on a tonic, she reports gradual improvement and eventual recovery aided by treatment and support from family and doctors.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions nautical lines and services with scattered names like Light of Australia and various company fragments. The readable portion hints at trading or shipping references without coherent events or dates. No clear person or organization details emerge to form a complete summary.
Fragmented notes describe the Avhatie group near Woodardy, the Barton’s group at Holden’s Pind, and speculative mining prospects. The correspondent cites large lodes, claims, and formations, with cautious language about romantic forecasts and market sentiment while naming locations, people, and firms involved.
An OCR fragment references dietary and medical terms, a list of ingredients and seasonal health concerns. It mentions populations including children and adults, and a policy or product note about nutrition labeled by an unclear source. The text blends percentages, substances, and instructions with uncertain authority.
In a series of selections the Mercantile Club, Geraldton, and Commercial Cricket Club name squads for a Unit match at Queen's Park. Captains include J McDonald and P Rock with players such as Oates, Wallis, Stokes, and Freeman. Match begins at 1 243 sharp.
An antique column extols a busy modern woman facing ailments like biliousness and constipation, urging use of California Syrup of Figs as a gentle, reliable remedy. It promotes the product and its trademark while noting window blinds and spring hardware as house improvements, reflecting era advertising.
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