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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 16, 1910
Page
6
A garbled wires item mentions a dispute over a payment and a death certificate. It references doctors and a certificate of death, with unclear names or places. The fragmentary text suggests a procedural or civic notice but lacks concrete details.
State parliament in Perth receives the Royal Commission report outlining expenditure. The document estimates a total cost of £10,080 with initial remittance pending further approval. The summary notes ongoing allocations and possible future funding needs.
Fragmentary text from Victoria notes a meeting or council action with references to pay, monthly plans, and a child related issue. The readable lines indicate governance items and potential introductions but lack clear events, dates, or names to specify.
In the Senate discussion on federal land tax, critics call for reliable data and accountability. Merc Fuller cites a need for stronger governance while lawmakers weigh how property owners might face revised rents under the proposed tax plan.
A fragmented New Zealand clipping shows garbled text about utility matters and court actions. Readable fragments hint at legal or policy notes but lack clear names or dates. Further restoration needed to identify parties or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR note reports a September 14 entry involving William Philliye and a daughter, with garbled phrases suggesting a court or prison context. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but overall it hints at an official action or guilty finding and a prisoner mentioned in relation to a case.
An unreadable fragment references an offer at age 22 by Geral Tom and sexual activity alleged to be tainted in the Baxters Blates section. The text is garbled and lacks verifiable details.
A Tuesday session before Chief Justice Mir Hayewond Gee reviews multiple cases. Debtors face imprisonment or payment plans with terms through September and October. Orders include instalments of varying amounts for goods sold and delivered, with appearances required and defaults triggering penalties.
A fragmentary turf note outlines betting odds such as six to one and six percent implications, listing horses and possible entries in a casual evening session. Names appear garbled with stray phrases about floral items and city fixtures, lacking clear events or outcomes.
Learn at Wight offers individual instruction in accounting, auditing, mercantile law, commercial arithmetic, handwriting, and related subjects. Evening classes run Tuesdays Thursdays and Fridays from 7:30 to 9:30 pm starting August 1910 at the Presentation Convent complex. Private instruction and progressive study promises advancement through personal diligence and tailored guidance.
In late 1876 the narrator recounts leaving the Geraldine district for Northampton, receiving a silver breakfast set, and reflecting on family, a Wheal Ellen mine, and local clubs. He recalls townsfolk, band beginnings led by Le Grandeur, and fund-raising tours to Greenough and Geraldton, with £139 remitted to Port head Borges. The piece notes Northampton as a small early settlement with churches and pubs, and mentions a hospital inquiry into Michael Conlon’s death.
Near Mr Ma ges store on Hampton road a Yuba settler named Hailing suffered a deadly horse accident when the horse stumbled on a rough road and died. occupants escaped harm aside from a shake. A Northampton football match versus Itseka Northampton on recreation ground drew a large crowd, Northampton winning 4 9 to 2 4 with captains W H Gaiop and W Teakle and umpire Harold Christen. The week’s fine weather boosted crops.
A long list of business names appears, spanning Geraldton and major centers. Advertisers include Ayers, Doan, Calcutta, and J.C. Ltd, with trades ranging from drapery and hardware to hotels, soap, and auctions. The column urges readers to note entries in advertising columns and notes multiple firms across Australia.
A Perth reader defends two Wells cousins famed for the Wells Exploring Expedition, arguing many in government and townsfolk lack firsthand experience. The note criticizes shallow talk about exploration, mocks “Lemon Squash Explorers,” and explains camels do not carry water reservoirs.
The speaker recalls strolling by Chapman’s banks with purple shadows and singing birds as memories rise. Waves meet inland waters and green to grey rocks frame a tranquil scene. The lyric evokes a longing to return to familiar riverside paths and the singing water.
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