Lloyds Report Notes 424 Vessels Carry Orehaul Output
Lloyds latest report dated June 30, 1923 records 424 vessels engaged in ore haulage with 78 077 43 cubic feet. Refrigerating installations were added under Lloyds supervision in 62 vessels totaling 5 500 000 cubic feet. A Sydney committee plans Australia movement funding of £100 000 over five years. Communications authorities plan 11 new lighthouses and mine radio stations on the Japanese coast.
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Lloyd's
Frunem Orehal
Ualer
Lloyd’s Surveyard
Sydney
Plenning
Japan
Defence Department clears Captain Larkin of suspicions
Canberra reports that a board investigating civil aviation charges against Captain Larkin found no proof of irregularities. It said there was no evidence of motives to benefit any contracting firm and deemed most complaints unwarranted.
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Canbera
Detenes Department
Selevs Dewey
Wuatter
Salvation Army leadership questioned by High Council meeting
Commissioner Higgins writes that the Salvation Army leadership dispute will be discussed by counsel at a High Council meeting on Wednesday. Jowitt KC is expected to represent General Booth as the issue centers on a deed executed by the Army's founder in 1664 and potential reversion to the 1878 deed, threatening removal of current leadership for any cause.
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Loudos
Higgins
Salvation Army Staff
High Council
Jowitt, KC
Booth
Bowling Notes Show Early Matches and Forfeiture Rules
Players address match committee orders to start games early to avoid forfeiture penalties. The report lists numerous results from Club Singles and Handicap events with scores and participants such as Mill, Liabenow, Wheat, Elliott, Stubbs, Munsie, and Worthington. A tea gathering hosted by Mrs. Mills is noted, along with remarks on gelding and soap manufacture trivia and a stray remark about pound notes.
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Mombers
Rieding
Aerabed Yost Haomas
Ity Battye
Bess Hoot
Elliott Beas
Frigg
Constantine
Stubbs
Livinnownd
Beek
Worthington
Grads
Muncis
Munsie
W. Currie
White
Elliott
Wilcos
Fraser
Hannan
Joseph
Luttrell
Zereber
Meadowcroft
Wheat
Chapman
Scott
Battye
Allen
Walker
Hock
Robinson
Brede
Silverlock
Wat Murdoch
J. Currie
Gershes
Trigg
WL .Thoman
Saith
Leeder
Mills
Dixoni Liebenow
Airs
Gershen
Liebenaw
Milverlock
Geraldton Harbour progress hopes voiced by minister
The Geraldton Guard reports on Minister McCallum remarks at a civic reception. He disputes rumours of deep cuts and says this year’s harbour works budget will be about last year’s level, with a possible extra £2500 to raise total spending near £105,008. If funds arrive, substantial progress may allow harbour shipping within three years. The piece notes dredging delays and cautions against optimistic timelines, urging steadfast effort to complete Geraldton Harbour for the area and state.
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Geraldton
McCallem
Iett
McCalem
Geraldton Harbour
Geraldtos
Geraldion
McCallam
Winter's Grip Coirge
London reports Europe in a grip as Moscow faces turmoil and Constantinople endures a severe outbreak. Ships, ports and mining operations face disruption while deaths from influenza rise. Vienna hospitals overflow, and doctors warn of care shortages. Schools in Yugoslavia close as influenza spreads among the elderly and urban centers.
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London
Europe
Moscow
Engle
Famig Thecatens Constantinopir
Vienna
Jugo Slavia
Call for Beach Life Saving Club to Spare Lives at Back Beach
A letter urges immediate formation of a Back Beach Life Saving Club after a Sunday near-tragedy. It cites dangers, praises the courage of four to five men, and proposes using Geraldton Week profits to fund life saving equipment and a reel. The writer asks local committees to act to prevent future drownings and preserve the beach’s good name.
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Aimon Tragee
Beck
Severn
Percos
Tabould
Geraldton
Sydney Civic Reformers and Nationalists clash over city council election
Civic Reformers and Nationalists press Premier for two year term extension for the City Council as reformers debate who should elect the council before or after the Greater Sydney reform. The ministry and parliament prepare for debates as divisions emerge.
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Bayin
Ignands
Cumanixeiog
Decency and advertising in newspapers debated at club
Louia Will ey of the New York Times urges that newspapers are the home for readers and ads, stressing confidence as key. He cites editorial balance, circulation value, and the role of press in shaping public trust and advertising effectiveness.
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Louia Willey
New York Times
Bootes
Wilsy
P. Morgas
Wiley
Hoover
Wonimess
America
Plane Disaster Near Marulan Claims Two Injured
A Melbourne to Sydney flight crashed while flying at 100 to 150 feet on a stony ridge near Marulan. The aircraft slammed nose first into the cockpit injuring both airmen. Captain Mathesor warned against continuing due to bad weather and rough air. An Aero Club instructor advised against the continuation before the crash.
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Sydney
Melbourne
Mathesor
Goulburn Aero Club
Three Luggers Arrive Damaged After Willy Willy Storms
Six pearling luggers left Broome over ten days ago. Three reached Darwin today badly battered, crews report being struck by a willy willy. The other three luggers are reported missing.
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Darwin
Broome
Coal Trade Trouble in Melbourne Meeting Delayed
In Melbourne on February 11 a coal mine owners meeting was held to discuss upcoming actions. Officials indicated the decision would be deferred until Friday with a fortnight’s notice expected for terminations and repairs to engagements.
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Melbourmy
Mail Robbery in New Zealand on Ferry Arrival
The biggest mail robbery in New Zealand history was found on the arrival of the ferry from Lyttleton. About forty mail bags were opened and the registered contents stolen. Police believe experts carried out the theft, with the bags left intact and the strings cut and re-tied.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Lyttleton
Floods Claim Young Migrant Drowning Near Manning River
In New South Wales reports say rain persists with floodwaters. A young migrant, George Falla, drowned in the Manning River near Taree while aiding in stock rescue. He swam the river and was returning when he died as flood conditions continued.
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Gydmey
George Falla
Manning
Stock
Wax Carrier
Owners Move to Be Accepted as Challenge
Methecrac February 11. It is expected that the notion of owners in giving the men matter will be accepted as a challenge by the Miners Federation.
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Methecrac
Miners Federation
Marchioneas Curzon Opens British Empire Market at Brighton
The Marchioneas Curzon of Keddleton opens a British Empire market in Brighton and declares England will be ruled by women. She cites historic female rulers like Boadicea, Queen Elizabeth, Queen Anne, and Queen Victoria as examples of female leadership shaping empire, culture, and trade.
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Marchioneas Curzon
Keddlewton
Brighton
Eng
England
Britain
Boadicea
Elizabeth
Engla
Queen Anne
Europe
Queen Victoria
Yalgoo News Battle of Pindar and Local Cricket Report
February reports warm dusty weather and a lively Saturday with many locals at the fair and ball. Pindar cricket visitors defeated Yalgoo by one run in a hard fought match as locals recall losses of key players. Bowling figures list King and OConnor among the leading performers with tight spells.
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Wiley" Circus
Pindar
Yaigee
A. Smith
Fale
G. Bennchamp
Talgeo
Searea
B. Cort
ME Wich
A. Romll
J. Famlace
Wy Kile
Richards
C. Rowell
J. Seaman
C. Rowell Wright
McPheramy
O'Connor
G. Wallace
O'Conner
Poised In Blaine Arch Canada and U S Share 100 Years Peace
On the American side of the Peare Arch in Blaine Washington the inscription reads Children of a Common Mother while the Canadian side proclaims Children Dwelling Together in Us. The wording marks a centennial celebration of peace between the two nations.
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Blaine
Wash
The Shark Menace A Worldwide Surfing Threat
A blunted report discusses increasing shark dangers to surfers, noting rising fatalities and warnings from marine experts. It mentions sharks drifting near beaches, the need for caution, and public concern about safety and control measures as the sport grows.
Ocean Temperature Experiments Aimed at Power
M Claude proposes high ocean surface temperatures create vast power potential. Cold polar currents at depth reveal freezing points while warm surface water could drive steam turbines. A project near Mantancas Bay plans a 15000 horsepower plant by year end and further stations to mitigate weather effects.
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M. Claude
Painul
Beier
Depen
Beier Sani
Beiler
Kates
AL Claude
Arschieg
Mantancas Bay
Poemané
Himite
Greenland
Jame
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Pocket Classics
SEMCO
Oyleys
Crooks & Brooker Ltd
Youm
Perth
Ice
Burns Philp and Co., Ltd
Wine & Spirit Merchants. Shipping, Insurance and Customs and Forwarding Agents
Crooks & Brooker, Ltd
Gersicton
SAW and Grimwood
J. H. Sander
Eleanor
Defence Department
MR. Shepherd
Captain Larkin
Salvation Army
Mill
Hevtt
Liabenow
Millbeat
The
Geraldton Guard & Express
Winter's
Central Europe
Coirge
Lars
Cor
Haitor
Evictoria Insurance Co
Atethalian
Ical Agel
Civic Reformers
Stony Ridge
N.S.W
Yalgoo
W. King
A. Rowell
McFarting
Wallace
Eustace R. McPherson
Bow
Cornish
J. Thompson
Eustace
Weinar
J. Richarda
Hoskins
L. Nevill
Weskin
Fremantle
the Shark Menace
Dareee
Tapas
Sully
Aberman
Cuming Smith
Mount Lyell
the Farmers’ Company
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