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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 30, 1907
Page
3
Electro plate and sterling silver jewellery available at Wineberg's Geraldton Jewellery Arcade on Marine Terrace Geraldton. Call to inspect or visit for wedding presents and gifts.
Fragmentary reminiscences recount John Simpson and Crowther figures, city governance tensions, and a rough portrait of late 19th or early 20th century municipal life. The piece blends personal critique with local political maneuvering, referencing elections, mayors, councils, and civic figures in a florid, reflective voice.
The AU Northampton Cricket Club met at Half Way Flotel last Wednesday with T. May in the chair. Resolutions approved include a concert at Mechanic and a vote on proceeds for a charity. A committee was formed to organize the tram and prizes were promised by W. Tieas, W. Spence, Walter Chilholm, J. Burke and Gosper for outstanding players and merits. The Denaldton team is set to play Northampton on December 20 at the Recreation Ground with many notable residents anticipated to attend.
The piece reports a winning railway picnic at Milly Tank with praise for organizers and notes from the secretary and chairman. It lists event dates and mentions prize funding, transport by rail to Tondrity, and shipments to the Bamtorre States for treatment, with updates on various staff and locations.
The piece mocks a mis-spelled correspondence about adapting to a new climate and customs. It references a French worker, a Chinese wife, cooking lessons, and questions of what foods suit a new home. The tone is satirical and fragmented, reflecting immigrant experiences and cultural expectations.
A clipped column from Watkawas dated October 28 refers to Geraldton and Groomough, Messrs Stome and Brown, urging support for a trusted figure and past services. The text hints at a local arrangement or appointment and mentions candidates or beneficiaries in a community context.
In a Tuesday issue from Lowton, the Spectator calls for united action against Socialian and urges Proetradors and Taritnists to submit their differences to the Loyal Commmination for resolution.
Melbourne reports continued drought harming crops with wheat and oats yields collapsing in northern districts and extended drought across Taraindinoanown Bacchus Mars and Weeribes. A light rain hoped within eight to ten days could aid yields, but many areas face little to no harvest if dry weather persists.
A late piece discusses thrifty kitchen practices focusing on economical meals. It covers cost-conscious shopping, prudently using leftovers, and simple methods to prepare meat dishes while avoiding waste. The writer promises to continue with more recipes and tips in a following installment.
An Agricultural Department pamphlet by J. Chitty Baker on Vegetable Growing promises broad guidance for home gardens. It discusses garden planning, soil prep, planting, cultivation, pests, diseases, and preservation with illustrations and diagrams, aiming to aid settlers and promote the state’s wrapli industry.
Information from Fremantle reports that the Stranded Mildura offshore near the North West Cape has not refloated. Salvage efforts appear hindered by easterly winds and high tides, with crew signaling abandonment until February. Captains Tindal and Taylor note the vessel afloat but unsettled, moving about 70 feet from its reef position.
A letter condemns severe mistreatment of railway workers Richard Hearnett and Piper, alleging long service in the Railway Department of Western Australia and accusing management of punitive actions. The note calls for commensurate recognition after years of loyal service and accuses officials of unjustly sidelining these men.
London, Tuesday. An inquest into Emily Dimock's brutal death at Camdentown on September 11 returned a verdict of wilful murder against Robert Thomas, an artist.
London reports Baptist missionary Mr Murdoch describes slavery tyranny under King Leopakt in the Comga Fron State. He calls for action against abuses and urges international attention to the plight of local people.
At the Hague Peace Conference representatives of two South American republics engaged in a pistol duel at Cologne. The outcome left both combatants unharmed and no decisive result reported.
A military inquiry found that the grave desecration of Krugdr was caused by a drunken incident. Three officers will be court martialed. General Hillyard expressed regret to the authorities.
Fresh tremors in Ferrazane Italy report new shocks as a large crack forms, altering the landscape. London dispatches note farming chasms and continuing seismic activity across the region with fears of further damage.
Shipping circles expect more favorable winds but no firm decision. The salvage operation stalled by immediate start delays after the wreck and the need to bring apparatus from the Eastern States. Estimated salvage costs to date exceed £5000 with ongoing expenses for calvage stee and maintenance.
Nominations listed for Walkaway Turf Club annual meeting include Carlton Sunspot Mayflower Tyndale Schnothow Wallace Park Wheel of Fortune Warlike Radium Waxflow and others across multiple race categories and entries. Names such as Carlton Chardemurra Fxchance and Flying Wantica appear among diverse entries and venues.
Fragmented report discusses Parker and Hout ericket Ts nel e in a confusing recap. It mentions a tally of 29 in the first innings and 14 in the second, with references to Fane and Nor win, Adelaide and Western Australia, plus prices 5s 4s and speculation on Me Lucas and Geenddlton during a brief visit to W A.
The final acceptances for the Melbourne Cup were published listing horses such as Poseidan a Tartan, Broceador, Metodrama, Tulkeroo, Apolouwe tn Dyvd Garments, Mazarin, Tangaron, Mountada Wing, Spinaway, and Thackeray Ink Sis by Lady Fewer. The field includes Mare York Socialist 2. Knox Tomtica Tandy and other entries.
Mr Frank Davia of Day Dawn in Geraldton stays at the Tawa Motel. Afternoon betting lists include Apologua, Gtoly Tartan, Mountain King, Ponerton, Ly Welcome Trist and Molten, Spinaway and Dyed Garments. Odds quoted range from 100 to 190 against two others.
Stock and share broker Mr. A J Mellor reports from Stock Exchange Buildings Peeth London Market items list British and Australian shares with prices and trades. Includes references to Broken Hills Uraken Till South and various unsettled notes. Commercial Bank preference listed with value and a note of overall market activity.
Victoria District Turf Club meeting ended in bright sun and cool breeze. Bundaleer won a tight Welter Handicap and then the Flynge Holiday feature with Sunspot placing far behind. The crowd enjoyed a strong card, with Wallaby Park and Chaddenmire among notable runners, and betting activity remained lively throughout the afternoon.
A reader testimonial extols Doan's Ointment for piles, claiming rapid relief from itching and bleeding. The ad cites Mr. Job Murrey of Geraldton and urges purchase via Ian Co., 540 Wirray- street, Perth, with price details and a caution not to confuse with similar products.
The note corrects a historical detail about Bishop Goldenith. Fifteen years ago he was Dean Goldsmith and presided as bishop during Bishop Riley’s absence, leading a Christ Church service as administrator of the diocese.
Mails for the United Kingdom and Europe will close Friday at 10 p.m. with late entries at 5:30 a.m. Saturday for transmission to various routes. Mails for the Eastern States and New Zealand close at the post office on Thursday November 1 at 10 p.m. late entries November 6 at 5:30 a.m. for further processing. Chamberlain's Pain Balm is praised as a modern remedy for bruises, preventing inflammation and scarring, sold by chemists and stores.
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