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Newspaper

Geraldton Guardian And Express

Location

Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Jun 09, 1932

Page

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Two Operations at 71 A Splendid Recovery

The fragment reports a morning recovery and mentions Truschen Galte as obtainabis of Themiste and Bierves at a rate of 3.9 per bottle, implying a medical or manufacturing context with unclear specifics.

Market Ledger Details Cattle Sales by Major Firms

The report notes sales by Ebler Smith and Co and Dalgety and Co with cattle figures. Ebler Smith and Co sold 170 head while Dalgety and Co moved 191 head. The text lists prices and broker references such as E14 to £15 and mentions other items like good medio wegks and various weights.

Ebler Smith and Co Dalgety and Co

Mutton and Lamb Values Firm at Midland Market

Market notes from Midland Junction show 2,617 lambs sold up about 1,000 from the prior sale. Wethers ruled firm with best to 14/4 and medium lines easing modestly. hoggets up to 13/-. Cattle and pigs offerings included 294 cattle from Nullagine district and a smaller pig comp, with overall prices firm for medium weights and lighter stock.

Midland Junction Copley Tx Et Duyers

Weather and farming report notes slow crop growth and drought

Late May radar weather report describes May conditions with limited moderating rains between May 1 and 22. Crops show poor growth in many districts while some renewed growth occurs after warm spells. Water carts ease as catchments fill. livestock suffer from pests and rabbits. north coastal sub-division reports patchy yields with renewed pasture growth and sufficient water.

Sian Atork Ateck

Pastoral Award Hearing Set in Sydney June 14

The crime hearing for the Federal pastoral award will continue in Sydney on June 14. The case was delayed, with post hearing reviews and anticipated references to higher courts in Melbourne. The award, covering most states except Queensland, is unlikely before mid July.

Crnime Fedleral Pastoral Sydney Perth Pall Court Melbourne Queensland

Thistles Triumphs and Setbacks Mark Geraldton Premiership Day

Towns end Thistles played in senior and junior matches as part of the Ger aldton Hecect Association premiership on Sunday. The junior division saw a successful result while the senior game, refereed by Mr J Cassidy, started late amid hopes for a better display next Saturday.

Usemi Geraldton Hecect Association Townsend Thistles Waiee J. Cassidy

Economic and population pressures in East Asia discussed in Melbourne talk

Mr H W Gat addressed the Commonwealth Government on East Asia during a Melbourne visit to scientific societies. He warned that China faces overpopulation with high rural burdens and low farm incomes, while Japan drives industrial expansion toward supremacy. both nations rely on scientific development and vast labor forces to boost commerce and world markets.

Kelvin Hall Melbourne H.W China Japan Bir Gepp

Fancy Dress Ball Highlights Geraldton Social Scene

A Geraldton fancy dress ball at Teews Hall showcased imaginative costumes led by Miss Mombew as Carnivel Pierrot and Mr H Valestiones as Beat The event featured several dainty outfits with judges praising the display while noting the need for better weather conditions during the interval by the Mayer Mr G Lester.

Unclear government delegation arrival reported in Leodos

A partial report notes Mr J Thomas and others arriving at the government building in Leodos. Mr De Valera and a minister were present. Thomas left the making of a testament to De Valen.

Leodos Ceva J. Thomas Locd Hailsbew Deblia de Valera Tumice Thomas de Valen

Death of Sir Joynson Hicks Ends Noted British Statesman Career

Sir Joynson Hicks, veteran British statesman, has died. His long service spanned key posts in diplomacy and government, drawing respect from colleagues across parties. The death marks the end of an era for British public life.

Sir Joynson Hicks

Geraldton Team Invited Back After Friendly Shoot

Weather favored the Geraldton visit with Carmmah Club captain Mr W Sheridan noting good scores by the home side against Geraldton’s No 1 team. Mr G Smythe thanked Carmmah Club for hospitality and invited a Geraldton return to be arranged, possibly September, as Carmmah finished three points behind Geraldton for the Luster shield. Hub Broome could not match Chab for the second on the sovererd trophy.

Carnamah Club W. Sheridan Geraldton G. Smythe jCarmamah Anac J_Clementson Smythe Broome

Geraldton Bowling Club season ends with singles and pairs events

The Geraldton Bowling Club closed the season after a rain soaked two singles tournament and the Labour Day pairs final won by Milln and Stubbs over Leeder and Sith. R Wilson won the Atkinson Singles final defeating Anderson by four points. Committees plan a new green with water supply already secured.

Geraldton Lawad Milln Stubbs Leeder Sith A. Clarke Atkinson R. Wilson Anderson Bern

Erection of Electricity Cable Reported to Council

The electricity worker Mr. John Currie reported to the Municipal Council that in May new cable sections were erected along Cathedral Avenue Eleanor Street Eleanor Street central and east zones. In total 1920 yards of 1981 cable and 870 yards of 10/004 rable were laid, with four poles installed along the routes.

John Currie Municipal Council Cathedral Avenue Masford Street Eleanor Street Eleanor Beret Cathedral Avene Fitzgerald Street Durlacker Durlacker Street Forrest Street

Trespass on Railways Leads to Guilty Pleas by Two Men

Two elderly men, Jack Eliott and Philip Andrew Hardy, pleaded guilty to trespassing on railway property without authority. Inspector McDonnald said unemployed men locals used the sheds and depots, ignoring Railway officials' requests, prompting police removal. Seventeen names were recorded earlier, but no action taken then. the pair faced punishment as a warning, with fears of large losses from potential fires and damage to railway property.

Jack Eliott Philip “Andrew Hardy Commissioner of Railways McDonnald Dremied

Seventeen Men Charged in Toadlage Case Fall Fines Forecast

The report notes seventeen men found in a toadlage incident face court. additional resistance could raise penalties. Authorities warn the fines will grow if further Stewness is fought before the court.

Toeadlage

Aerodrome inspection chief outlines Northwest air route visit

Commonwealth Superintendent of Aerodromes Mr A K R McComb, touring the North West air mail route, reports on Wyndham and Darwin aerodromes and the landscape between them. He notes the West Australian Airways plane search for Captain Hane Bertram and says more details will come from the Controller of Civil Aviation.

Adelaide Commonwealth Superintendent of A. KR. McComb Windham West Australian Airways Ltd Hane Bertram McComb Darwin Merodrome Wyndham Darwin Bathast Melville Telanda Nicholan

Fragmentary wartime remedy jumbles from ad copy

A garbled wartime advertisement touts Great Peppermint Care as a remedy for various ailments with repeated phrases about trying it again and soothing effects, mentioning terms like flu and cold in a nonsensical block of text.

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