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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
2
A memorial note recalls Barward Hayes who passed away on June 2. He leaves wife Bertha and children Kou Jack Kitty and Reg. Fewer details exist, but the family asks for prayers and remembrance.
The Geraldton Guardian and Express covers a midyear ratepayer meeting where only about a half dozen attended. The Mayor and four councillors plus the Town Clerk discussed budgets and rate collection, noting a slight deficit of £4 for the period, a rise in electricity units to 171072, and ongoing concerns over street works and the council’s road programme. News notes the electric department’s recovery and the importance of further revenue from the general revenue account.
North-West mails for air ports to Derby will close at noon on Batu day at a Cerablton point offce. Peshim Osmtre-Mex S Wonthouse, longtime operator at Puehion Centre Geralston, leaves town to open new venture in Wiluna. Mini thermic Rorklift to run Gerakiton business and welcomes old and new friends.
Readouts show Kendrick returning on Monday after eye operation in Perth and results from a handicap tournament with players including KL Mill, B Carter, Groenler, Lanriah, Go Law, Ay May, Wy Beatson. Emile Benda death inquiry set for Vourthane at 10am. court adjournment for Victoria District case. Weather report notes clearer skies after rain. road damage near Valgu and Mt Magnet with quick railway repairs. Community singing tonight at Town Hall organized by W. T Edwards, with mayor to attend. Diesel engines introduced in Australia praised for low pumping costs. Full details to be obtained from the Fremantle District Office.
The council aims to sustain road and footpath work within the limits of finances. Officials emphasize maintaining improvements already made, noting bitumenised roads boosted travel comfort and town appearance. The mayor signals a cautious, steady program focusing on main thoroughfares and footpaths while preserving funds for essential upkeep.
The Ker Mason of Wesley Church will conduct services Sunday afternoon at three o'clock, with a note of no other service at Bind. A prayer meeting at half past seven in the evening. Weather forecast indicates showers in western and agricultural districts with moderate rain in districts listed. rainfall heavy on Wednesday noted with regional totals provided. A Centaur due Saturday from Dalevs & Co expected to arrive near eight o'clock and depart for Hingapors, with around 200 tons of flour and wheat aboard. Dalgety & Co report Tomtom sales strong amid firm prices. various textile and merino pricing adjustments noted. Tennis match scheduled Friday afternoon at the Methodist and Carlton clubs with teams and players listed. additional participants named for Turners and various society members.
An Australian Salvation Army congress opens tomorrow with ten commissioners in attendance. Passengers aboard the Gerakitn ship included AL and SrA Hux ton Grant and Mrs. Grant en route to Browne and Koolinla. The midkiiil train for two Tuesday night carried many noted figures, including Mr. Flestailer, Mr. Evans, and Mr. Cresswell. The party plans visits to Port Hedland and Geilton for railway inspections and religious engagements across Ireland and Dublin roots.
A garbled page lists numerous names, horse names, placements, and times from a racing event. It mentions entrants such as Hawk, Dracon, and Flaming Line, with partial references to weights, furlongs, and notes on attendance and press deadlines.
A New York funded restoration effort frames a bustling Texan cowhand on Broadway as he and partner Tom Mix embark on a riotous sequence of escapades. The review highlights Joe Brown’s comic edge, Lucille Pow and Willan Bohorteon in supporting turns, and notes the mix of Western action with courtroom satire in a double bill that includes The Tenderfoot and The Amazing Story of the Lynching. The page also mentions The Devil’s Plane production with Howard Hughes and a trio of lies by Yankees in a concurrent reel.
The readable content lists names and phrases in unclear order with fragmented titles and mixed two language fragments. No coherent event or clear entities are identifiable beyond scattered proper nouns and partial terms.
At Northam yesterday jockey A Arennutsen rode three winners: Cin, 7 Maetyr, Toy and Damon Puff delivering a strong performance. The tally increases Arennutsen overall winnings to fifty on the season at the Perth event.
The English Derby was won by Hyperion in a fine day at Ey monn bo hi A pee. The weather was clear and the course good as Hyperion moved ahead on the final hill to win by four lengths. Manitybn the favourite led early but Hyperion overtook and secured victory with a strong finish.
June 1 report from Morawa notes an audit of the Syria Hospital Board revealed discrepancies and costly secretarial expenses. A resignation or dismissal follows as the committee deals with alleged mismanagement. A death by cyanide is suspected as a person from Maria Free Soursigo region is involved, with local figures and church ties mentioned.
The passage advertises a Sax Rohmer style oriental fantasy tale marketed for adults. It describes a strange laboratory, pre historic beasts, gruesome torture devices, and a plot about world domination through exotic settings. The cast includes Krofft, Lewin Stuer, Karen Marley, and others in a sensational production style.
The program features E Brown in the scream ing comedy Tanderfoot and Tom Mix in The Texas God Mam with Tank the wonder fuel. Also listed are The Air Mail Mystery. This schedule reflects a lively lineup of regional entertainment.
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