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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 30, 1907
Page
4
Fragmentary text shows a bench and bar discussion about Draper and Mr McMillan. Mentions Justice, court pay regard to conduct, and a call for proper action.
In Roebourne district the Lily Blanche mine contionon to prove for over 200 percent returning good ore. Syndicate owner Lass Hosbourney reports the mine opened at both ends and promising veins. Mr A G Hotrour and others recently returned from a 900 mile trip, noting widespread wear.
An old advertisement touts Bonnington’s Risk Moss as a reliable remedy for coughs and colds. The short copy promises a single trial will convince readers of its efficacy and mentions no dosing details or guarantee.
Carnarvon Evening News lists declared weights for the Gascoyne Racing Club annual meeting to be held October 19 and 21. Events include Elying Handicap over six furlongs, Carnarvon Cup over 14 miles, Squatters Stakes, MiniYa Handicap over 14 miles, Wooramel Flutter, and Ladies Bracelet. Notable entries include Long Tom, Jupiter, Williamburg, Jack Brows, Roman King, ExChange, and Pacey among others.
Fifty-fourth annual Farmers Club show details listed for October 2 1907. Sections cover Draught and Blood Horses Hacks Hunters and Sporting Events with entry fees and prize schedules. Regulations emphasize entries by breeders and owner responsibility with late fees and special train details.
A fragmented notice mentions Bund the Bee and Sunbeam as well known in Champion Bay and Midland District. It notes limited numbers of certain items, a term of three pounds, and a transportation plan involving Haverson Hotel and Geraldton.
News from Friday reports a shooting affray at Mudalya station near Car Narvon. Abdullah fired on guards after absconding with a Winchester rifle and fourteen cartridges. Egan and station staff pursued him. Abdullah was shot in the arm, captured, and bound as police were alerted.
A fragment notes a person named Abdullah and an uncertain return within a day or two, with a second party reportedly accompanying or involved. The garbled text suggests a brief update on a movement or departure and anticipated return.
A fragment from the Northern Times mentions a 1£10 per ton rise that sparks mixed reactions. It notes a recusant stance and references work for September, signaling ongoing economic adjustments and regional reaction.
A mangled 1900s recruitment notice seeks BAT-CLASS miners for Whis Well Copper Mine with pay and conveyance notes. It mentions Upper Chapman Roads Board and multiple names, but the fragmentary text obscures complete details and deadlines.
Unclear fragment references Beery and Owen linked to a Trafalgar themed matter. The readable text hints at a taken or responsibility dispute but lacks concrete details or outcomes. Further context is needed to identify persons, organizations, or location.
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