Geraldton Football Annotation Meeting Hails Carter Life Membership
A Geraldton football meeting at Victoria Batellant Night welcomed R. Carter to the Anorin tin for the upcoming season. The Fire Brigade received life membership, and several club officials and delegates from Rovers Blu Point and other groups were noted. Applications for a gas position were discussed, with extended deadlines and clearances granted for multiple clubs and firefighters.
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Geraldion Natio
Victoria Batellant
Measter ‘Trinatt
Young
J. Gath
Fire Brigade
Cram
J. Coffey
Railways
Sheeby
Carter
Rovers
J. Cox
Me Cook
Blu Point
Weregary
of. McKay
Cin R. Carter
Boulder City Poorball Chub
Gerakston Association
Mil Law
Ran
J. Hanlon
W. Lagan
RY Gundey
W. Beach Chile
Trigade
Geraldton
Webber
Halfway Chub
Munbury
Lea
Rovers 1A
Wiluna Gold Mine reports new ore body expansion
The Wiluna Gold Mine report by Sidsay Alaneh details 1910 bullion value and costs, with 15,000 tons mined monthly and exploration driving significant expenditures. It notes heavy development at East, South, and North levels, with ore spreads at 200 to 460 ft drives and a predicted rise in output from April. The board urges careful allocation of costs between working and development.
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Wiluna Guld
Sidsay Alaneh
Aml Exploration
EAMG
Lim
East Tonto
Zim
Wruth
Ais
Ghana
West Bode
Orpusat
Joye
Diamont Rill
Sédtt
Neribh
Gift
Rover
Bamloe
Consulting engineer views on mining yields and ore discoveries
A consulting engineer analyzes ore discoveries and projected yields from a new western area. He notes the lode has been proven at multiple levels, with higher tonnage possible as development continues, and confirms improvements in extraction efficiency and reserve estimates.
Australian Finances Show Exports Surpass Imports
Australia faces a trade surplus with exports exceeding imports by about £22 million for the eight months to February. The finance report notes substantial gains in export values, driven by sectors including agriculture and commodities, while imports rise more slowly, helping widen the overall surplus.
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Australia
Intian
No Confidence Vote Shakes Labour Government
The Labour Government faced a no confidence vote in the Legislative Assembly with a heavy defeat. Opposition leader Stanley Argyle led the motion, prompting party meetings to discuss forming a one party national government similar to Britain. The party plans to defy Teulon Hall and pursue elections by month’s end.
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Methoaree
Labour
Loder
Mir Stanley Argele
Teulon Hall Amt
Nationet
Primary sale at Cophey's Allen yard
A fragmentary notice describes a primary sale at Cophey's Allen yard on a Tuesday. It notes several boats and a mix of shipyard items, with limited readable details about items and quantities. The text is garbled but indicates a sale event and general yard activity.
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Cophey
Allen
Market Report Shows Varied Sheep and Cattle Prices
The yarding matched last week with mixed quality across ewes and wethers from Meadem Carnarvon and other lots. Prices ranged from 3/10 to 26/7 for ewes and 9/ to 15/- for wethers, with best quality cattle around 14/8 to 14/-. Overall market firm with some firmer rates for better stock and easier for plainer lots.
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Wodion
Meadem
Carnarvon
Murchison
Wheat Pool Advances in Western Australia Announcement
The Wheat Pool trustees stated yesterday an advance of 3 4 per bushel on wheat delivered to the pool would be paid on Tuesday, bringing the first advance total to 2/2 per bushel. The payment expected to exceed £1,800, lifting pool members’ season total to £1,705,050. Rail freight adjustments not yet made. The state’s harvest is projected at 27,000,000 bushels with 15,164,000 bushels received thus far. The Royal Society also notes the Land Leverhulme trustees gift of £2,000 per year for fellowships.
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Wheat Pool of
Western Australia
Yenterday
Alleged Shopbreaking Case Brought To Court
Four men including Pace Kemp and Houghton faced trial for allegedly breaking into Harold Webb's barber shop in Gerakiton and stealing an Ajax safe and items. Evidence described a broken front door, a torn lock, and dice old and new from the till. Witnesses linked the accused to the scene and a guilty verdict seemed possible if further proof emerged.
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Harold
Ward Pare
Sed Ball
Dtexter Hough
Charles Accid
Remp
Ety
Tohnero
Keith H. Olney
Mesarv Olney
Gibson and Co
Perth
Ernest ‘McDonald
Meets A. Meadowcroft
E. F. Bander
Wiliam Beary Tower
Albert James Webb
Mari Tre
Bu'clork
Denr
Elvamer Street
Wilsemsale
Leon
Inesa
Nashen
Frant Donaki
Noell
Witzems
Corre
Pnee Am Kemp
Houghtom
Pace
Mr. Oley
Rnell
Pao
Kemp
McDonald
Gerakiton
Jack Ha Tabornet
Wiene
Lockim
Hergeant McDonnald
Hesston
Geralton
Nile
Diner
Ail
Snell
Houghton
Treth
Sunita
Apple
Regan
Mowlay
Fragmented note on diet and Kruschem sand intake
The readable text discusses starting Kruschem sand and an odd phrase about sali im Kromhen and eating. It mentions a balanced diet and asks about exact functions of Ketiyrir, though several words are garbled. The fragment lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable persons.
Japanese Disaster Report On Muted Mare Rescue Effort
A Japanese disaster report notes the Muted Mare riverine incident near Hiemudthorn Mekories with Crom Haken and fishermen crews. Weather is rough. rescue operations are ongoing though casualties or injuries are unclear.
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Shay
W.A. Goods
Levinsons Perth
Mills’ Goldsmiths Hall
Terrace
Huta
Mhrm
Geraldton Association
Meeting OF Delegates
Wiluna Gold Mine
Develor
Eslon
Copley's Siding
Land Leverhulme
OMR Photo Service
Myer
Ranean Pra Rmaok
Mourt
Webb
Olney
Robert Mertray
Eleanor Birner
6 Wealth
Ene Hind Ark Water
Teneember
Muntier
Joes
Dlnoy
Aymin
Crooks & Brooker
Meekatharra
Wiluna
Krusches
Commercial Union Assurance Company Limited
R. F. Preston
Marine Terrace
Telephones
Ilouse