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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1933
Page
3
The report outlines monetary allocations totaling £2,670,000 to Australian states including New South Wales and Victoria. Funds are designated for various regional programs and infrastructure as part of a Commonwealth loan framework, with some amounts yet to be disbursed pending approval.
Report from the constitutional convention notes expected opposition from Collier's camp and a delayed vote. Some figures criticize the government plan while Premier Lyons attends privately to the dispute. Collier's position remains under pressure despite calls for unity.
Fragmented report notes Melbourne and Dane Et The Premion presenting that Western Australia intends to unlinite case for separation from the Commonwealth under a referenda, with Imperial decision pending and possible participation in conferences.
Report from Galati states Mrs Bonney left for Australia on May 1 aboard a ship to the south. Authorities reported no further news and believed she may have been forced to lose contact, with local inquiries ongoing.
A fragment reports guests entertained at a home when a theft occurred. Mrs. J. Vielaies' Avast is named in the damaged text, and jewellery valued at 4,lii is referenced as stolen. The incomplete OCR limits clarity on date and full identities.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a serious charge involving Norma Stanley, Evelyn Aber Ci'ileien, Henry Talvennet, and others on a date in July. The document notes intent to procure ownership and mentions a July session with unnamed participants and officials.
A muddled report describes a fishing vessel or lugger sighted near Pearlshell coast. Police investigate the unidentified craft after it refused signals and vanished, with no clear ownership or motive given. Bovine sightings are mentioned without clear connection to the event.
Storm drenches the region with heavy rain causing rail washouts and widespread disruption. Passengers marooned, registrations surge along the Midland line, and trains face delays between Germbalin Walkaway with plans to reroute to Perth. Officials warn of continued inconvenience as weather eases.
The report foresees a severe setback for farmers as the heavy rains and lawless conditions slow seeding progress. Officials warn that late planting could worsen through Taine time, raising anxiety about crop prospects and future yields.
Flooding near Mingenew delayed repairs on the Three Springs railway line with trains expected to run late or not reach Geraldton. Water levels rose across the town hampering travel and flooding affected stores and streets while rainfall remained light further east near Morawa and Nawgets.
Weather forecast text is garbled and unreadable. It suggests coastal wind shifts and inland agricultural implications but lacks concrete locations dates or scales.
Heavy rains returned to the North Midlands causing washaways and flooding. The Perth to Geraldton line halted at Three Springs with water five feet deep on the tracks and standby as crews worked to pump away water and clear the line. Train services from Herth to Gor cntilian were disrupted as authorities assessed damage and attempted to restore service.
Madrid reports ongoing difficulties forming a new cabinet as President Zohwera struggles to unite factions. After several attempts to align the Hocinlints and Amdlemty, new names and positions are being considered amid cabinet talks and party alignments.
Officers arrested Werth, a junior from dintilteat, and Gabriel Damien aged 20 from West Mier after a visit at Erivan. Also taken into custody were Anthony and Nick Caeban and others as liquor and paraphernalia were seized.
Dr. Lufton Hills, returning to Melbourne, describes a remote Fijian site with an ornamented sacrificial bowl used in a cannibal ritual. He notes a carved rock with a hollow depresssion used to pour the victim's blood after the slaughter, tied to a time honoured ceremony observed by locals.
The court today fixed the basic wage schedule across metropolitan and rural areas. Feemilens receive a 77/6 rate with 50 percent of the raise allotted to the above groups.
The Mt Magnet Tennis Club annual tournament drew players from Geraktun Leanora Hamierane Mullewa and Car plus locals. Wet weather shortened the schedule with several rounds completed and finals in progress including Allan vs Burnt and Paterson vs Hoffman among noted results.
Geraldton Club members contest interclub golf in a long, interrupted match delayed by heavy rain. Captaincy changes and team selections are noted, with draws for the work-out competition and forthcoming rounds shaping the club’s season.
Fragmentary report from Northampton Golf Club notes a Sunday foursome contest for a prize. Winners listed include McNawara and Webh with others named Knowles and mer HM P. The piece references various participants and a trophy presentation but lacks clear event details.
Readable fragments report alleged Commonwealth policy allowing capture and removal of Australian aborigines to captivity and forced servitude. The text cramps a London press note on treatment and implied exploitation of native peoples.
Ten people died in a fiery crash near Glenview after an amphibian craft failed. Firemen fought the blaze but could not save the victims as the ill fated craft burned.
Tempestuous romance shadows a double feature starring Gaynor and Farr at the Rodin Theatre next Saturday and Monday. The lead actress delivers a bold, stormy portrayal of a temperamental heroine in a tale of passionate love and peril. Supported by Dudley Digges and others, with Alfred Hansell directing, the screening promises dramatic emotion and crowd appeal.
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