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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 14, 1918
Page
2
Post entry all events listed for the Huge Display by School Children at the Gymkhava Programme. An October 8 1918 note mentions accounts owed to H. AM rSE Co Butchers due by October 31 and potential turnover to a solicitor H. Pass.
A deputation led by Archbishop Riley and Archbishop Clune met the Colonial Secretary to discuss amendments to the State Children's Bill. They urged no changes to clause four or removal of church oversight over children, fearing harm to their care and potential extra costs. The minister said he would draft a clause reflecting positions and consider the issue.
A deputation of Bowes Oskabella and Narra Tarra farmers urged Mr Willmott to adjust valuations on re purchased estates. They asked for a 2 percent charge on buildings from 1911 to 1919, two years rent credit, and fresh leases from 1919 with a 33 1 3 percent overall classification reduction, max £1 per acre plus improvements and interest. Other MPs present urged fair terms.
The Cabinet debated how to respond to the 2 per cent proposal and the repurchased estates. Government sympathy toward settlers was noted as prices were reduced by £23,000, with ministers urged to avoid driving men off the land. A vote of thanks to the Minister followed, with several members supporting the motion.
Telegram notices indicate the dispute with the Great Western authority has ended, and the service will be terminated for the day.
A large fire Thursday night at the Bon Marche establishment damaged workrooms and caused several thousand dollars in losses. Firefighters battled the blaze to prevent spread, with crews from nearby stations aiding in containment.
Trooper W A Hieclam writes from Palestine near Jerusalem in May describing extreme heat, dust, and scarce water as he pauses for a four day rest before returning to duty. He notes rough terrain, many horse traces, and plans to attend a local church celebration on Sunday. He sends regards to his cousin and family.
Central Committees appeal to residents to raise over a million pounds for Sevanth War Loan. They urge subscriptions and concerts to back the Allied war effort, praising volunteers and urging those at home to contribute to secure victory and lift Westerns to prominence in the fight against Tasmania and Centralia.
A wart of commitment was issued against the wife of a farm labourer in Market Bosworth. The proceedings state she had been blamed for three ramreed though perfectly healthy, with the case detailing disputed claims and a responsive defense from the husband.
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