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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1934
Page
2
A historical notice promotes a peppermint-based remedy claimed to cure coughs and colds. The advertisement touts Woods as supplier and markets the product to readers seeking quick relief from common ailments.
The Exchequer head warned the budget would not cover Britain's war debts to the United States or reparations payments. He noted American delays and token payments, while Britain faced a £41 million deficit for the year ending March 31. The piece details debts, dates, and hopes for a global conference to resolve the reparations impasse.
The article discusses Britain’s stance on accepting adjusted payments to settle war debts with the United States. It notes possible liquidation of debtor assets if Britain complies, mentions figures and percentages, and references prior government debate in Parliament. The piece reflects a tense international finance policy stance with emphasis on obligations and allied support.
Local notices describe a religious gathering at the Holy Comin Jae pom with transportation from Victoria Hotel, and a Bogiuurrs Bolt Club meeting. Market reports show improved prices for peas and beans, amid cautious supply expectations in the metropolitan area. A Municipal Council session discussed tenting methods for warming venues and seating, while the Repertory and Fine Arts Club opens a new season at Geraldton Town Hall with star performers. Weather summary notes a mix of rain and dry spells, with mild to cool temperatures and a generally cool trend for the period.
The report details a film presentation by The HAL Band featuring Carroll and Joli Malling with post office events in Manila. It notes a charity event at Mrs Catherine Smith’s residence and a murder-related obituary. It also covers a Cycle Chub Race with numerous handicaps and a postponed racing meeting due to weather, plus a visit by Mrs H M Fisher of the Country Women’s Association to Midland divisions and branch progress across several towns.
Garbed in outlandish wear with plumed hats Laurel and Hardy star in a full length slapstick comedy marked by mischief and chase scenes. The duo escape danger with quick wit and comic misfortune, delivering lighthearted gags as the audience enjoys lively pratfalls and song. The production features elaborate scenery and a lively cast with a flirtatious subplot involving Pamela and a playful romantic thread between the clowns.
A revue filled bill at Mudd Theatre features Laughable "Elmer the Great" with Joe E Brown and a Central Airport adventure starring Dick Barthelmess and Ruth Eilers. The program includes several shorts, cartoons, and a melodic finale with Silly Symphonies, promising lively stage and screen entertainment for the weekend.
Notices describe Salvation Army meetings at Gall to-morrow with plans for prayers and choir items. Additional services at Methodist and St John’s churches list preludes and sermons, with details about hours, congregational prayers, and processions.
The report notes yesterday and last night brought heavy showers across Geraldton area with inland centres seeing lesser falls. Forecasts expect further showers along the coast and agricultural districts, with district readings listed and land needing soaking. Winds variable to southwest with squally northwest at sea.
About forty members gathered for a Great phos ton Brom Aneucistion war lehd meeting in Geraldton with attendees from Danga Northampton Mingenew Daya Walkaway and Younger Met branches. Mrs Fisher secretary and vice-president G Rowell led a busy session featuring a keynote address on women’s work, nursing education, and rural health, plus discussion on the Country Women’s Association split and quarterly meeting methods. Tea and refreshment followed as Mrs Fisher received a vote of thanks for her engaging talk.
Mr Norman Keegan who after several years on the Geraldton Peat area staff transferred to Katanning. Shepherd, lawn clerk of Fremantle, with Mrs Shepherd, arrived in Geraldton yesterday morning train. Mr Pitcher, about to move to Perth, is appointed to supervise telegraph duties there.
A terse note reports on the old cemetery fence appeal with figures showing a low consolidation rate and a small average interest yield. The text references Australian consolidated funds and a tentative rate of about £ per cent, mentioning a small payment of £1 7s per ten and signaling financial constraints in maintaining the cemetery fence.
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