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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
4
Nanson dominates the second half to beat Yuna by a wide margin. At halftime Nanson trailed 3 behinds to 1 goal 1 behind. Final score Nanson 12.24 192 points Yuna 4 3 57 points.
Nahews journeyed to Yuba on Sunday and Wanderers fought a strong test with fast play. A good contest decided the Wanderers victory as they posted a 4.16 score and 40 points.
In a hard fought Bun day clash, Northampton Naraling kept its unbeaten first round record by defeating Northampton to stay atop the standings. The article notes looming second round games next Sunday with Naraling Nanson at Naraling and Nebaws versus Toma at Nahaws, War devere and Northampton at Yuba.
Reports from East Africa recount whispers of a bearlike beast named Nandi Bear linked to tracks and odd footprints. The British Museum article questions its existence, noting similarities to hyena remains and suggesting the creature may be a myth born from misidentification and curiosity.
At a Western Australian Historical Society meeting, Mr. U He Cuumieh recollects early Kimberley mining days. He recalls 1847 discoveries by Withwell and Harling, prospecting from Malfnia to Nilgine country, and the first quartz reef and battery. The tale covers self-made mines, overland rushes, and the murder of Captain Moon, with police actions by Warden Owen and Constable Mitchell. The piece notes notable diggings at Nilagine and the presence of diamonds and Chinese labour debates, ending with Owen’s diplomatic handling of digger sentiment.
Vatican City report of a dramatic incident when a glass panel above the Papal throne dislodged. The pane fell toward the throne but was halted by a protective crowd and guards, averting a fatal injury to the Pope. The event drew quick intervention from the religious society present and authorities.
Carsda pushes through rugged distance to achieve a historic feat in a challenging race. Belief and persistence drive the effort as supporters cheer. The event highlights determination and regional pride, with key figures celebrated for endurance and stamina.
A terse fragment describes a desk with a pocket lamp and papers or stamps. It mentions gloves, a coat and files and a book, with a brief reference to a pale or worn surface and a line of objects on the desk.
A letter from Imecka criticizes the proposed compulsory Wheat Pool, arguing it would last three years with a one year 4d guarantee and enable Federal control. The writer notes lack of farmer ballots, possible mismanagement, and distrust of ministers and WA debates, urging rejection.
A brief health remedy item promotes Woods Great Peppermint as a relief for coughs colds and influenz in a colonial era newspaper style with emphasis on natural remedies and familiar household use.
At the Collie Municipal Council last meeting Cr Gray moved to limit more than one dwelling on a quarter-acre allotment, arguing against bulldozing slum-like areas and warning that builders ruin town value. The discussion stalled with a plan to seek legal advice and defer ruling to the next meeting.
Health Inspector Harrop reviews last night’s Geraldton Municipal Council briefing. Mosquito control and water receptacle fumigation covered 41233 tanks found with mosquito larvae. several housing blocks were inspected. dairy and market areas checked. two animals diagnosed with tuberculosis. Dr D J rue notes cases of brilli and tuberculosis among others.
George Lindeay Smith accepted at Guardian dings in Western Australia. Location listed as 125 Marine Terrace, Gersidtas. No further details provided.
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