Auction Sale of Household Furniture in Geraldton
Mackenzie acts on behalf of Mr J Jon to sell by public auction at Masonic Hall Geraldton on Wednesday October 9 at 7 pm. Sale features household furniture to be auctioned to the highest bidder.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 26, 1908
Page
2
Mackenzie acts on behalf of Mr J Jon to sell by public auction at Masonic Hall Geraldton on Wednesday October 9 at 7 pm. Sale features household furniture to be auctioned to the highest bidder.
Submissions must reach his office by December 1. The Editor will judge all contributions and decide final publication. Express staff and past contributors are barred from competing.
Lavare, contesting Fremantle mayoralty, advocates municipalisation and cites public health, milk depots, and municipal abattoires as examples. He argues state nationalisation diverts funds to capitalists, praising municipal services and a model where councils run depots and oversight to curb taxation and monopolies. Executive figures and Melbourne Age data are referenced to support the stance.
Messrs. Dalgety and Co shipping agents report upcoming movements. Minilya leaves Geraldton for Fremantle on or about Monday October 18. Charon leaves Fremantle for Gets ton on October 16. Minilya also bound for North West ports, Java and Singapore on Friday October 30. Burrumbeet leaves Sydney October 14, Melbourne 17, Adelaide 30 and Fremantle 27 October for Geraldton.
The Express announces a literary contest inviting prose and verse from readers. A prize of £22 will go to the best original story limited to about three Express columns in length. A £1 second prize for a runner up. Submissions should relate to Victoria District or the Murchison Goldfields but need not be Christmas themed.
A newspaper item describes a juvenile writing contest offering a prize for the best story written by a girl and a similar sum for a diary by a boy. It requests stories not less than six hundred words, roughly half a column, and notes the need to express or omit certain elements. Mentions Victoria district and local reporting context and cites a past event.
Local report covers Herbert Fiemme the actor, wheat wins at Franco British Exhibition, Mundaring Weir flow and drought hints, WA industrial progress, rail and public works, legal notices, and social events. Mentions government debates, steel and refrigeration plant plans, and a wedding at St Marys. Includes parliamentary remarks by Treasurer Wilson and Labour party commentary.
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