Phases of the Moon for May
The lunar cycle for May shows Last Quarter on May 2, New Moon on May 9, First Quarter on May 16, and Full Moon on May 23. No further details provided.
26 Apr 1929
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 26, 1929
Page
1
The lunar cycle for May shows Last Quarter on May 2, New Moon on May 9, First Quarter on May 16, and Full Moon on May 23. No further details provided.
A lively Northampton Ajana match last Sunday left the contest tied after both clubs won earlier meetings this season. Northampton seeks the pennant with a playoff on neutral courts at Ogilvie, while Alana’s strength stressed the day’s close scores. The crowd’s turnout neared Tecoml expectations as both teams battled in men’s doubles and several mixed results.
At a Wednesday council meeting officials reviewed a letter from the Geraldton National Football Association seeking changes to ground charges for the recreation reserve. The association asked a £50 seasonal minimum and gatekeeper placement. council debated costs and feasibility, then granted the association use of the ground for Saturdays, with visiting teams allowed Sundays.
In Sydney the Commonwealth Arbitration Court granted injunctions against 38 Timber Workers Union members to resume work under a 48 hour week award. Five leading timber merchants secured the orders while Mr Garde warned that some may face jail for fines. Labour Council levy raises 2 shillings per week from 12 onion workers supporting strikers.
A tram bound for Drummond left the rails at Quay Street and Ultimo Road in Sydney and buried three quarters of its length into a tobacconists shop. The vehicle burst into flames but, despite dramatic scenes and injuries to several, no one was seriously hurt. The driver was trapped but rescued as ambulances and fire crews responded. brakes were alleged to have failed.
Paris reports accuse Germany of sabotaging the Dawes Plan with heavy gold exports. Reserves are nearing the minimum and fear grows that transfer clause payments may be delayed for a long time due to the gold drain.
A pretty church wedding took place at Christ Church Geraldton on Tuesday April 2 with Miss Emma Evensen marrying Mr. T H Maguire. The ceremony was choral, attendants wore blue georgette, and families hosted a reception in the Parish Hall. The couple left for Perth on honeymoon aboard the mail train, receiving many gifts including a gold signet ring and a diamond brooch.
A meeting of the Cue Tennis Club was held Tuesday evening with good attendance. Secretary F. G. Wroth presented the financial statement and accounts were passed. Plans for future matches with outside clubs were discussed.
Darwin reports Constable Sheridan on patrol found James White near Blackgin Creek dying of thirst. White, with his swag, reached a dry waterhole and collapsed. Trackers later recovered the swag four days after leaving to follow his path and return to the Wave Hill police station.
A crowded Town Hall gathering marked Anzac Day with a parade of returned soldiers guided by Boy Scouts and Girl Guides. The mayor presided as Rev Halley spoke on duty and sacrifice, recalling Lieut Keith Anderson and Mechanic Hitchcock, and noting Archbishop Riley’s support for veterans. Geraldton’s A. Green urged remembrance and hinted at a Bunbury reunion expansion for next year.
A reader declines further debate with Mr. Cattle, deeming continued discussion unproductive. The writer concludes the exchange and signs off with formal courtesy.
A meeting of the Cue Golf Club committee in Road Board Chambers Cue finalized plans for the opening this Sunday at 2:30 pm. The captain Mr Keitze said the greens would be prepared with help from one employee and the committee approved purchases of crockery tea and sugar and marked practice greens 1 5 and 8 for easier locating.
The speaker urged respect for veterans, noting some had lost work capacity but all offered life and sacrifice. He acknowledged faults yet highlighted selfless service, calling for care as veterans age. After a benediction, the service ended with two minutes of silence, Reveille and Last Post, and the National Anthem.
A meeting of the Binnu Mulla Tio wresy Association at Mrs J A Wilson's residence on April 7 covered road matters rabbit-proof fence gateway widening telephone and mail service to Balla and water bore suspensions due to funds. Railway extension of the jug at Binnu and a weigh bridge at the siding were proposed with Mr OG Turner tasked to gather data. Refreshments were served to attendees including Mrs Turner and Miss Ralph.
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