Residents Discuss Public Demonstration and Budget Shortfall
A paused council resolution led to a meeting with fire brigade officials about a public demonstration at Gerakiton. Secretary J Carson instructed the board to draft the main business, with an estimated revenue of £213 forecast from public subscriptions and £91 already collected in 1804. The conservative committee estimate projects expenses including £205 for main items and £10 for immediate necessities as plans for a Monday night meeting were set and George Baston appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwmreigal Council
Comnelitors
Prigade
Mundas
Inet
Gerakiton
G. Bas
Jo, Carson
Aittay
Police Court docket run through a drunken case ledger
In a Police Court session before Mr Raymond, a man described as habitual drunkard faced a month long sentence or fine on a charge of drinking and disorderly behavior. Other defendants pleaded not guilty to charges, with some remanded for further hearing and others fined for minor offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Real
Joh
Tor Beltig Trun
God
Wemae
Raymond Ee
Jobe Bogan
Erraigved
Cub
Bing Dimordely
Ryan Wen
Presentation College at large wins title trial
Presentation College faces a contested match described with limited readable text, recognizing a potential event at a location associated with Eglin and Algebe. The OCR fragment names Boylish Blowes and Winitret but provides unclear roles or outcomes.
Boan Bros Embrace Expensive New Catalogue Line
Boan Bros manufacturers and importers of Wellington Street Berth plan a costly 480 page attison catalogue with over 1900 illustrations. They promote value for parcels post and offer payment on delivery with extra charges, while prepaid rates apply to most articles. The catalog features extensive millinery and ladies garments and invites readers to copy at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeers Boan Bros
Wellington-Street
Berth
Fim Ha
Attison
Uris
Aibu
Calcutta Sweep Event At Tatteraal Prices Listed
Auction and betting notes appear for a Calcutta sweep at Tatteraal's with prices for various horses and participants. Names include Mr F Morgan, Mr J F Day, W Cidfield, W McK Grant, Hod Murrey Bros, and G A Baltie. Stakes and purses are shown in shillings and pence, with the Frying Handicap and Western fandicaf among listed races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatteraal's
Ps Teenty
Banka
J. EF. Day
Navy Bine
F. Morgan
Worthern Fandicaf
GA. Balin
Fr Prominence
J. Burges
Sis
Moore
Ghemson Eee
W. Cidfield
W. Stappan
McK. Grant
Miami
Witema
Greenough Roads Board October Meeting Minutes
The Greenough Roads Board held its October meeting at the Board Room Central Quarter on Tuesday the Ath tut with Chairman G. E. Sewell and members Tomes Mineldla Windersom and J. Many shigios. Payments totalling 12 55 10 pounds were approved. Correspondence from the Department of Agriculture on road inspectors and ai to grants was reviewed. Applications to gra sheep and abutment on certain roads granted with conditions. Lands Department notices on road openings and fence blockages considered. Secretary instructed to publish notices and circulate summaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board
Agrculture
Nesinge Weede
Gray
McCartnrs
Grevars
A. Viers
A. J. Monger
Prostrated by Biliousness and Debilitating Indigestion
Mrs Murphy of Us Andrews street reports severe bilious attacks with indigestion and pain under the heart and between the shoulders. After days of weakness and vomiting she used Bite Beans and noted a marked improvement in convalescence and return to health. Sold by all stores and chemists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Murphy
Andrews
Street
Adele
Taleo
STI Bank
Atl Atoren and
Chentists
The Geraldton Show Results and Prize List
The report lists final scores and prize winners from a recent Geraldton show. Notable participants include Me, Us, Murrell, and J. Wridyman, with prize values and weights noted. The issue covers race results, entries, and subscription details for the publication, including a price of 18/6 for a twelve month post free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murrell
J. Wridyman
Mor Ferrie Charged With Kilmore Murder Declared Insane
Telegraph telegram from Melbourne reports William Morférrie charged with murdering his wife at Kilmore on July 16. A medical verdict found him insane, the jury unable to plead, and Morférrie ordered detained during the Governor's pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
William Morférrie
Kilmore
Morferri
Theatrical Union Registration Resented
The communication from a theatrical union alleges an appeal under the Commonwealth Arbitration Act regarding migration and repatriation amid disputes with Willamson Ltd and Selbourne Turing. The report notes arbitration procedures and related party concerns in a complex labour matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selbourne Turing
Tugel Bi Es Willamson Ltd
Commonwealth Arbitration
Gohuna Land Transactions Record by Board Engineer
In Melbour ne on a Tuesday the boards engineer presented further evidence about Cohune land transactions. He stated he would not recommend purchase of Pete's Mock, citing prior commitments and interests in another property with Elwood Mead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gohuna
BOARD
Melmourne
Cohune Land Vransactions
Anderson
Comutasiom
Wrich
Thn
Elwood Mead
Fragmentary South Australia report on wage dispute
The Adelaide telegraph fragment notes a wage dispute at Pt Pitie and Broken Hill with union officials claiming limited work and men ready to strike. It mentions Friday events, a 9 shilling request, and uncertain credence of results amid farmpeace references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Pitie
Wellington Weather Delays Ship At Sea Route
The report describes rough seas near Cook's Straits delaying a vessel on Sept 22 and again Sept 3, with damage to the vessel and dockside gear. Crews worked through injuries as storms persisted, delaying arrival at Lytheton and washing away two juries of matters.
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Wellington
Cevy
Neweasur
Cook
Abe
Reddee
LytHeton
Cardinal Moran Reflects On Elections In St Marys Cathedral
Cardinal Moran spoke at St Marys Cathedral about the silver jubilee and noted that recent federal and state elections saw supporters of Roman Catholic interests prevail. He urged the faithful to cast decisive votes against those who insult Catholic beliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Moran
St. Mary's Cathedral
Budget Speech Optimistic Surplus Expected in Perth
The treasurer delivered the twentieth budget. In Perth on a Wednesday the optimistic tone was clear as a surplus of £103,701 was anticipated. Revenue for the current year was estimated at £5,737, Out and expenditure lines were outlined, signaling cautious optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Star Tele
Wilson
Territorial finances and road project expenses outlined
Telegrams show a projected surplus of £108 701 from a £3 039 342 turnover reducing a prior deficit of £109 802 to a small margin. Estimated Commonwealth receipts total £1 251 2M with Land Tax and fastway revenue forecasts. Road and public works expenses are itemised including Chapman River, Greenough Froud, Arthur, Milo Yardaring and other projects, as territorial funds are carefully managed.
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Ture
Fota’ Loy
The
Wilson
Tneir Great
Newmarracarra
Northern Gully
Chapman River
Greenough
Bullfindh Boom in Perth Faces Million in Gold Motive
In Perth on Wednesday Mr D Doolette said he received 2 cables offering £40,400 for the Bullfind ler, later rejected as gold valued at half a million stands behind. A Vietmanese syndicate seeks an option to buy twelve business houses, with a £21,000 offer rejected. The City Secretary stated steps to authenticate information about the Bull- discovery across London and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Westnesday
D. Doolette
An Accountant's Lapse
An accountant pleads UILry in a report outlining errors and misstatements. Officials state other forms of arbling contributed to the trouble and the lapse is being reviewed by authorities.
Eight Hours Day Picnic Delayed But Proves Popular at Mt Erin
An Eight Hours Day gathering faced long delays before departure from Gerakiton station. The drive to Mt Erin offered rich crops and shade but lacked crowd-pleasing amusements. Organizers urged side shows and games to boost interest while ensuring hospitality and food for all attendees. Results listed include Maiken Race won by R. Careneding and several handicap events with names such as Rane, D. Neview, W. Ritchie, and OL Bulow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerakiton
Peru
McDunnil
Lauder
Mira
Mt. Erin
Emueonsert
Ehuvn
Oper
Ligwwr
Maiken
R. Careneding
Prosper
Trorlowmtion
Rane
D. Neview
W. Ritchie
OL Bulow
Thomson Lampers
Hausen
D. Davie
Anaistomia
Basam
Rune i Miso
Ansistants
Mite
Mia
McDonald
Tandien
Chawe
Wiles
Aea
A. Wikpom
Methodist Synod Opens in Geraldton November Meeting
The Synod of the Northern District of the Methodist Church begins in Geraldton on Tuesday morning November 1 at 10 oclock with Rev I Tiller as president. Delegates include Rev H L Faul Cue W R Lang Dongarra and others. lay delegates from districts DonCarra Coe Day Dawn Sandstone Meekatharra and Geraldton. Special sermons Sunday by Rev AO Horn and Rev R J Mason. The Tome Mission Demonstration is set for Wednesday at 8 oclock, chaired by Mr E Pope, with Rev WR Lane, RH Mason and Rev HT Clinttey, plus a Thursday evening social at Ravock with planned refreshments.
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Methodist
Geraldton
Crelock
I. Tiller
AO. Horn
R. J. Mason
E. Pope
WR. Lane
Masom
Ravock
Rifle Shooting Scores From Brady Rake Club Meet
The Brady Rake Club held rifle shooting contests with J. 7 Stones earning top marks and receiving a col medal. Other shooters posted solid scores as the event highlighted precision and discipline among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady Rake
Stone
Geraldton Greenough match ends with Geraldton win
Geraldton defeats Greenough in a contested game scoring 73 percent to 700 points. Ube scores listed for Geraldton, highlighting the win and key performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munday
Geraldton
Ube
Amusements at the Palace Gardens This Week
Patrons report crowded houses on Monday and again last night. Films include 4 Victim of Jealousy and An Interrupted Honeymoon with a humorous plot of mistaken identities and a happy ending. KOentgeee showcases Bavarian architecture interests for visitors abroad.
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Palace Gardens
Aviune
Bent Om
Bavaris
Boxing Contest at Glideaway Rink Thursday Night
Arthur Wells and Hilward headline a boxing matchup at Glideaway Rink on Thursday evening, expected to draw a good crowd. Wells boasts wins over Kirwan and West in prior rounds, while Letibon has multiple state victories. A local committee plans to donate the proceeds to a charity.
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Glideaway
Arthur Wells
Hilward
Wells
Wally Kirwan
Sannstowe
Monty
Mt. Manet
Letibon
Foel
Belie
Victoria Pictures at Victoria Gardens Draw Crowds
Victoria Pictures reports strong attendances at Victoria Gardens this week as the program runs through Monday issue. The lineup includes The Bold Spell and The Paymaster with notable comic swirls and musical strength. Professor Hawkins performs animal pictures and is expected to attract wide audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Gardens
Warwick Chronicle
Professor Hawkins
Victoria District Turf Club’s Annual Meeting Highlights Improvements
The Victoria District Turf Club held its annual meeting amid improved attendance and weather, with renewed effort by the committee led by Mc. TLS. Mackenzie and others to modernize course facilities. New paddock protection, a picnic sled, and better viewing areas were noted, while crowds grew and bookmakers posted bets on several races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Turf Club
Mackenzie
Ames
R. Wallace
W. McKenzie Grant
Jude
Steve Traildy
Tint Mytha
Mitchet
Mandwiches
Rand
Ateer
Jomaine
W. Piper
Frilay
Murray Brow
Contila
Lovilly E. Tening
May
Drewnel
Necomd
Socom Bors
al Nova
Little Corporal wins at Palace Gardens meeting
In a Fortescue era race at Palace Gardens Geraldton the Little Corporal led from the early stages and accelerated clear on the straight to win by a length amid other horses such as Harefoot Footman and Navy Blue. The event featured bets and a long list of participants with Jockeys and owners named among the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Gilam
B. Morgaud Harefoot
EL Temiy
Stoney
Hardoot
Rootman
Marefint
Eivahedt
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Ane Bey
Arthur Clinch i Worliy
Acre
George Baston
Ted
Prave
Presentation College
Adelaide University
Messrs
Boan Bros
Calcutta
G. A. Baltie
Greenough Roads Board
W. Gres
John Swheary
York
Mona
War
Rowdy
Victoria
Fa Theatrical Union
South Australia
Inos 5
Strathclyde
Wew South Wales
Serdinal Moran
Ms Chunan
Man
Tursdayt
Methodist Church
Northern Synod
Fradu Club
O'Malley
Butler
M. McMenus
PO Murray A. Smith
M. Hackett
Seodgraas
Truslove
Geraldton Greenough
Vax
Van
Chapman
Alber
Trigg
Boyet
Steempel
Woodward
H.thompron
E. Morrell
D. Morrell
D. Duncan
Olympia Pictures
Victoria Pictures
Victoria District Turf Club
An’ AL Merting
Chesson
Reston
Mr FC
Prihchis
Bloodwood
Keston
Keston Aude
Soul
Tine
Satie
Vinrss
Mr & Ait
Werdatia
Co County
Jaco
Weedarra
Totalinator Satividem
Tomers
Wexdarra
Pendsmar
Werdarra
Omfiekd
AL Lavell
Williams’ Boldsman
Slolmintaine
Bondsinne
West Abstralins
STAR
Golden West
Australasia
Bean Bros
Boan Tnos
van Tan Wo Falk
Mark Tits
Ilustra
Born Bros
Emporium
Wellington Street
Easther & Fathers
Stephen Smith
Marine Tehbac4
Arnotts Living Pictures
Vinny Tynan
Arnott's Milk Arrowroot
Rfor Ould Catloren
Wat Arsott
Wannuad
Ut Noerive Asay
Unita Horge
QO. Williams
McCamishy
Oldbelt
W. Mek. Grant
Tanai
Pakwerr
Vmer
Munich
Tacami
Direlion Mauger
Poson & Ses
Mel Rise
Olyrpa
Olympia
Olympa
Morth
Prisco Ania Boa
Rome
Desertas
ALP
BMG
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