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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 07, 1908
Page
4
A contrived ad style note claims a safe non harmful remedy for kidney and bladder issues. It promises relief from backache rheumatism and bladder trouble with a suggested compound including gentian tincture rhubarb syrup laxative bark syrup ginger and laxatives. It asserts high success and urges readers to try it.
Melbourne witnessed a top class display as South Australia’s best footballers faced West Australia and New South Wales in a three game series. Tasmania also played amid lively crowds with Cravenall and Matson drawing praise for sharp marking and drive. Final scores saw South Australia defeating New South Wales, while West Australia and Tasmania tested the field in brisk conditions.
A Toowoom resident endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Chamberlain's Lung Tonic as effective for coughs colds and throat irritation. The endorsement credits a local resident and urges readers to obtain the remedies from chemists or stores for both children and adults.
The passage presents garbled praise of players Gravenall Cooke McNaamara and others as champions. It mentions The Times and Melbourne Cricket Ground with scattered phrases about football and West Australians, describing a brilliant expository moment amid chaotic text.
The Northampton Roads Board met August 28 with Mewes Stanson Drew Chisholm Cunningham SW Townbedate and W. E- Matehell present. Deputation urged rail station upgrades, commonage division, weighbridge, mining access, and back-country routes. special session set for September 1 to discuss further. Board approved 200 gallon tank purchase and allocated funds for road works and stock route maintenance. various correspondence and road requests reviewed.
Mingenew Market and partners held a special cattle sale at Meuics. Friday saw 2 tent consignments with buyers present and generally satisfactory prices. Reports list numerous lots including fat heifers and steers with prices ranging in pounds shillings per item.
An advertisement claims there is not a particle of opium or narcotic in Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and that it is safe for both children and adults. It markets the medicine as effective for colds and croup and asserts it can always be depended upon, with sales through all chewing and storekeepers.
Yalgoo attendees bid farewell Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Charles Hope who depart for Mingenew. The event organized by Phil Goatieet of Perth featured a formal address, social entertainments, and local supporters noting Mr Hope’s long service with the Yalgoo Roads Board and involvement in cricket tennis and football. The Kinclommpe Co hosted a separate entertainment night drawing modest attendance and showcasing touring acts with posters advertising stars and local acts.
A mixed correspondence piece discusses improving sentiment toward Teletimor and future prospects, noting support from travelers and mentions of government officials. It also covers agricultural phosphate samples from Mr Goreze, with results indicating valuable phosphates. The royal yacht club drivers and Australian fleet policy are referenced, urging broader naval preparedness and civilian support for ships and maritime industries. Wolff's Schnapps is noted in a brief end.
The article explains preferential voting rules, showing how to mark first and subsequent preferences, transfer votes after first counts, and what happens if a candidate gains or loses majority. It details terms like first preference, contingent votes, transfers, and the impact of marking multiple preferences on final outcomes. It cites Chief Electoral Officer G. G. Stenberg and outlines the counting sequence and risks of not marking further preferences.
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