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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1930
Page
2
The article discusses the government’s push to amend the existing act governing industrial disputes. It critiques proposed changes on strike penalties, secret ballots, and court powers, noting political motives and potential impact on labor relations and industrial peace. The piece questions the timing and effectiveness of these reforms and reflects on past amendments.
The text discusses arbitration and conciliation as potential paths to resolve power conflicts, noting uncertainties about outcomes and the limits of conciliatory courts. It mentions Mr Reullin's planned multi-angle approach to addressing the problem.
Vague notes describe the great Test match between England and Averana. References mention Chap man and a bowler named Bobbs in a discussion of performance and critics. The passage hints at surprises in cricket and potential further details to come.
A busy program features The Prince of Adventurers and multiple reels including The Dummy with Ruth Chatterton. Screenings promise thrills with Ghost of the Light and The Honovan Affair, plus noted vaudeville acts and a comedy cartoon. Geraldton club trophies are awarded at a wind-up social with detailed championship results.
Church services tomorrow include 7 a.m. prayers, 10 a.m. VE, 11 a.m. Y P meeting, and 7.30 p.m. salvation meeting. Presbyterian church to feature Reverend J Henderson and Pearl Murray in view and hymn from the new choir. Annual Home Mission services at Wesley Church with Reverend Barclay overseeing Bok Missions. Centenary Home Mission service at the Parish Chanel. Evening prayer and sermon at Naragaly. Holy Communion and Sunday School at 9 a.m. Holy Day service with prayer.
The recent Athletia Cleb gathering discussed annual carnival plans, prize money totaling £300, and events for five men and two cycling races. Dr Hobbe was named president of the organizing committee, J T Tisley as secretary, with details to be announced near Chaplinma Bridge. A note on Chaplis Bridge urged proper maintenance and responsible budgeting for the year’s festival finances.
A poorly delivered contest saw Brigades overcoming Railways with a string of goals in the first quarter and a muted scoring pace thereafter. Railways opened with limited offensive output, managing few minors in the second period, while Brigades built a quarter by quarter lead. Final period scores and player tallies are partly garbled, but Brigades appeared dominant early and held the edge in several periods with Echun Wu and Constanti among standout names.
In the metropolitan round results Claremont-Guttesloe won 15.8 to 12.5 over South Fremantle, Subiaco defeated Perth 7.1 to 6.6, and in Perth the tally was 13.43 with West Perth beaten.
The junior match at Her abet oi reforms will start as the senior teams lineups include Jusier Towpe Metk Urens Oldfeld Chapman Clark Herbert Maker Doolee Stifflin May Burton and Junior Ranger with Crane V Meek among selects as the crowd anticipates a turnaround.
Mr E Robinton the solicitor travels to Perth on the night mail. Passengers include Mr 4 Cape auditor of Midland Railway Company and several women and men heading for Perth on fast trains. Ms Helena Barnes resigns from University of Western Australia biology department to join the Entomological Branch staff. Mrs M Barnes, daughter of the late Abe Barnes, noted Coecaliton figure.
Belmont Purk Club held a meeting with juvenile maiden and various handicap events. Notable entries included Jolly Postman, Creater, Coluban, Bravado, Mountain Far, and Crown Top among others, with betting figures and dividends listed for several races. The program featured a two mile steeplechase and a welter handicap over around one mile and a half, with outcomes indicating winners and payouts in a colorful mid- century turf report.
Racing in Victoria reports a Moamee Valley Club fixture with hurdles and sprint races. Winners include Treviere in the Pint Race and Wer Aurentie in the Greenvale Welter, with bets noted but details garbled. The card lists numerous placings and betting odds as horses like Oypay Verse and Chandar Mandicap compete.
The report lists race results with odds for events including hurdles sprint and steeplechase, naming winners such as Humemmaite and Vramcesvilene, and notes betting odds. It also contains the Weather Bureau forecast for today with strong winds from the southeast and northeast off the coast, heavy northward movement and coastal changes.
The article details chaos in the weeks operation of the Employment Relief Fund. It notes 137 men found temporary work and describes sabotage actions near a cemetery and vandalism on the main drive. It mentions a corner site at Gregory and Angestey streets for aid distribution and indicates a weekly committee meeting with a Tuesday pickup at the Council yard.
The readable text describes an office visit by Hoping Hae Maz and a robbery incident involving four or five men. The exact sequence is unclear, but the fragment suggests a chaotic scene with unclear details and potential questions about fairness in a related selection method.
Missing readable content details a Geraldton fund event with unclear names and a Tuesday date fragment. The readable text hints at a community gathering or fundraiser but provides no concrete actions, institutions, or locations to confirm specifics.
In Perth a significant deal surfaced involving a trust fund and key figures. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but the item points to a major financial matter on page 10 and references a lender, beneficiaries, and a proposal affecting a local institution.
Melbourne June 13 Inventors in Victoria are to learn that under the new State taxes it is intended to impose supertaxes on incomes for the relief of unemployment. They will be taxable on all dividends whether received from investments in Australia or elsewhere.
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