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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 11, 1907
Page
2
An event listing for an annual show on November 23 1907 at Maronio Hall features fruit vegetables dairy goods and decorative items for sale and exhibition. Special prizes include merino rams ewes and fat sheep with entries closing October 19 and a general meeting scheduled for October 13 at Feyomasouw Hotel.
H. 8. Mackenzie directs an auction of the late Mew James Stavesien estate on Tuesday September 17 1907 at 2 pm at Masonic Hall Marine Vermoy. Items include furniture a large variety of household goods and personal effects: tables chairs pictures chests dressers household linens crockery and more. Assorted articles and trinkets accompany a wide range of miscellaneous household items.
Shipping notices list arrivals and passenger names for Fremantle and Geraldton routes. Vessels include Mallnera under Captain Rees with Adelaide 5.5. Co agents, Hejart under Captain Beebner, Bullarra for Fremantle, and the Mebart current cargo from Bunbury. Upcoming departures and schedules note Minilya Paroo and Paroo sailings to Nor West ports and Singapore with dates in September and October.
A scattered list of agricultural society meetings and race events across districts including Shaw, Burnwen, Masonic Hall, and Victoria. Notable entries mention H Northern Railway events, Murchison area gatherings, and Yalgoo B.C. sessions. Dates and exact venues are partly obscured in the OCR.
The post office will close Mails for the United Kingdom and Europe on Friday at 10 p.m. with a late fee attached until 5:30 a.m. Saturday for RACS transmission. Mails for the Eastern State and New Zealand close on Sunday at 10 p.m. with late fee until 6:00 a.m. Monday for RLS transmission. Britannia.
The Progress League warns Premier Moore and ministers against breaking promises to build the Black Range railway. A petition from Mt Magnet and Black Range teams is cited as a possible excuse to shelve the project. Government engineers survey the mines, while local factions debate routes Leonora to Lawlers versus Mt Magnet. A public meeting is planned to support the line and oppose cabinet plans.
Local burens report a payment of 1600 pounds to settle a dispute arising from disturbances between Niel and Beil Mquiree at Colina on July The Australias 21019 bia share LG.
The Timber Workers Association presented Love Sin of the Daily News with an early jarrah walking stick bearing a silver band and inscription praising peace over war. During a Geraldton visit footballers praised the host, attended a Port game, and heard a lengthy political speech at a smoke social. Local officials note cabinet hopefuls and parliamentary plans, with August applications for land and licenses totaling 29,687 acres across 18 applicants. The rent from government land for the half year ending September 6 rose to 448,898 pounds 48, and the year prior shows 49,860 pounds. A special meeting and upcoming arrangements are announced for estate and property matters, with various appointments and elections noted.
The fragment mentions high aggregate figures and wind advantages with references to a yearly event. It names Livan waning and hype around presenting a tangible gain. The readable text is limited and lacks clear entities to anchor a full summary.
A fragmented notice from Geraldton speaks of distant promises and a Wayback pathway beyond the Bick Trunge ridge. It mentions a looming plan tied to West Australian prospects, with references to Montgomery and local undertakings near the Graboatar Wark Range and north toward Geraldton, amid a wary public discourse on roads and travel.
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