Mining Aladdin Gold Mine at Meekatharra Court Hearing
A mining case involves Aladdin Gold Mines Pty Ltd seeking a six month exemption on guide while labor and development work continue at the Warren’s Court area near Meekatharra. The case cites extensive lease operations, drifting, and plant use as part of ongoing gold mining actions.
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Warren's Court
Meckatharra
Aladdin Gold Mines
Nannine
L. Stapleton
Supermanr
Ime
Avanha
State Batteries Report From Last Week
Departmental notes summarize rescued items and ore yields across multiple plants. Detlef Marehiann Ba and rival teams report tonnage and weights for various battery materials including Veg, Hatt, and Talga alloys with figures like 489 tons and 4Mt, plus specific unit measures such as 12 tons and 9 tins.
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Xtate
LHS
Tata Af
Rewe
Gobi
Detlef Marehiann Baterten
Payne
PAL HH
Marmont Mine Near Meekatharre Shows Sustained Output
Fragmentary text notes Marmont Mine at Meekathares as a steady producer for years. It mentions work byВербутers and Berdan pan treatment, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Marmont
Meekathares
Verbuters
Berdan Pan Ar
Cunanis Mira Reports Gold Return and Ore at State Battery
Cunanis Mira yielded 52 oz 6 dwt of gold noted as excellent value. About 160 tons of good ore await treatment at the State Battery. Tributers on the Halcyon lease crushed two large parcels at the Consols mill, 270 tons producing 48 oz 11 dwt and 5 oz of electrolytimin.
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Cunanis Mira
Halcyon
Consols
Boogardie Battery Parcels Treated Last Week
Boogardie State Battery records show Capelli and party with 24 sons for Wr oe and 5 dwex, Neptune Syndicate with 80 and 80 ux, Tdwt. through the week.
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Boogardie State Battery
Gill
Capelli
Wr Oe
Neptune Syndicate
A Dying Trade in London Old Shoe Maker Remembers Chaplin
London, February 11. One of London's oldest craftsmen, Mr. B. Deitch, maker of handmade shoes, recalls how Charlie Chaplin used to visit his shop near Sadler's Wells Theatre. He recalls Chaplin opening carriage doors for a penny and notes the ancient shoe shop is being demolished for backstage extensions and a Lilian Baylis memorial. The craftsman laments the decline of hand shoemaking as apprentices vanish and rents rise.
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Air Mail
London
B. Deitch
Charly Chaplin
Sadler's Wells Theatre
Charlie Chaplin
Deitch
Suther'n Wells
Hay Jia
Sutter's Wells
Lilian Baytis
Charlie Hal
Sal
Ant
Easter Tournament Preliminary Arrangements
The Victoria District Tennis Association outlines entry and event limits for the sixth Easter tournament. Good Friday players may enter four events, juniors five, with the entry fee abolished. Clubs resurface courts with colonial wood to soften surfaces for better play.
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Victoria District Tennis Association
WALA
REL Activities Membership Question
The article reports on the recent annual meeting of REL activities and the challenge of recruiting members. Colonel Olden comments that many see no need to join while noting limited enthusiasm and a tense political backdrop. The piece discusses the group's influence relative to government tolerance and community impact.
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Olden
Rel. Hyon
BSL
Pneumatic tyre Jubilee Remembered Across World
A historic note marks the 1888 Dunlop pneumatic tyre trials led by Johnnie Dunlop on a tricycle near 10 p.m. February 28. The first practical tyre spurred global progress, with patents granted July 22, 1888, and its wide use now extending into agriculture and aviation.
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J.B. Dunlop
Johnnie
Dunlop
Germany's Future Speech by Hitler at Berlin Opera House
In February at the Kroll Opera House Hitler outlined Germany's aims. He pledged to repulse attempts by foreign agents at frontiers, highlighted unprecedented rearmament, a peace army based on conscription, and a strong air force and navy to defend borders. He warned of internal tensions between party and army amid resource constraints and cautioned Britain on broader risks.
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Berlin
Kroll
Hitler
Hess
Germany
Britain
Austria Proposes firm stance on German encroachment
Landes reports The Times correspondent notes that Great Britain and France should ensure Austrian sovereignty is not threatened further. The plan calls for no expansion of German influence elsewhere and rejects any fault in the arrangement.
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Landes
Paria
the Times
The
Great Great Britain
France
New York Times Takes Measure of Hitler Speech
An editorial in the New York Times notes Hitler did not make overt threats nor announce plans for immediate conquest yet hints at higher German aims. It observes Germany may seek to reshape Austria and expand influence in Central and Eastern Europe while omitting broader territorial claims in France, Spain, or the Far East. England’s support for colonies is seen as insufficient to satisfy German ambitions.
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New York
New York Times
Hitler
Ms Name
Germany
Austria
France
Spain
Far East
England
Kidney Germs Wreck Health
Initation candidates in Geraldton seek best range at Geraldton Newspapers Limited.
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Geraldton Newspapers Limited
Esplanade Jetty and Town Council Actions
The Municipal Council discussed septic tank vent pipes mosquito control and bylaws for verandah closures. Health and town planning matters were deferred for inspector discretion. Demolition of the Esplanade Jetty began, with the council limiting further responsibility. Flood lighting for West End Beach was approved using poles from Lenter Square. A concrete foundation for a new generating plant was outlined, and car owners were to be warned about cars in the closed West End Beach area.
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Detty
Connell
Tt War Intraventorine
Electricity Works
West End
Lenter Square
Mr. J. Currie
Tty Lular
Currie
Thomas
West End Beach
Edwards
Warning letters set for misused signs in safety area
Officials decide to erect red triangles at each end of the safety zone and send warning letters to owners of signs whose numbers were taken. The plan includes a red triumph beacon atop the area to mark boundaries and improve compliance.
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Prior
Empire Flying Boats Designer's Career
Arthur Gouge rose from carpenter’s helper to chief designer at Short Brothers, shaping Britain’s marine aircraft. He led the project to build all metal planes and foresees flying boats growing to carry 250 passengers with no real size limit. He credits hard work, night study, and Short Brothers for his rise.
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Caledonia
Cambria
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
Arthur Gouge
Empire Flying
Center
Aml
Natn Ager
Short Brothers
Rochester Wit Bedford
Hin Owen
Gouse
Lwax A
Wax
Oswalt Short
Theem
Great Britain
Hee Wax
Tes
Rochester
Seth Carpenter
Short
Trix
The Roosevelts and Air Mali Fraught Memoir Excerpt
London reports on Eleanor Roosevelt's frank biography The Lady of The White House detailing her marriage to Franklin D. Roosevelt, their children, and private strains. It recalls Kitty Gandy, conversations with her husband, fears during a transatlantic voyage, and the strain of Roosevelt's illness on family relations.
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Mali
London
White House
Eleanor Roosevelt
United States of America
Mims Kitty Gandy
Khe
Gandy
Joan
Cate
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Europe
Esplanade
Vrcion
Luracher Street
Thrill of
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Alf. Wheat
Geraldton
Appoin
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Empire Flying Boats
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Scotland
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Anna
Roosprett
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