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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1932
Page
2
The article discusses the public mood on policy and representation in New South Wales, noting voters increasingly think for themselves yet distrust unfair electoral manipulation. It mentions leadership changes, party dynamics, and the impact of shifting political currents on government stability and policy backing.
A wide, disjointed report details political strife around Mr Lang and Mr Stevens in New South Wales, plus state economic issues. It includes wool sale dates for September to December, weather notes, chess tournament results, a charity ball, aboriginal policy remarks, traffic incident fines, and local cultural events shaping WA public life.
The m v Koolinda was unloaded at Geraldton on Sunday and departed with about 30 tons of coastal cargo including flour bound for Wyndham. In Perth a Licensing Court session was delayed awaiting the chairmans decision. A new Sea Scout troop is being formed in Geraldton with recruitment at the town hall Thursday at 7 pm led by Scoutmaster Norman Johnston.
A fragmentary verse evokes an azure night arch, a radiant figure, and a crystal flask. It hints at beauty, delight, and a fragrant balm, naming woods and peppermint as sensory anchors while preserving an elusive, dreamlike mood.
Sir James Mitchell arrived at Mingeneew by train and was greeted by scouts, Cubs, and local officials. He addressed the crowd from the Commercial Foret, praising settlers and urging unity on rail links, tariff policy, and expanding markets for wheat and wool, while stressing that production must rise to improve prosperity across Australia.
Mr Wallace Clwhie Winetar of Bale introduction Wak aA juseenZer five Carmareen ditto Koolindy yesterday. Among those leaving Perth last night were Mossra Parw fur Meott White Woolroffe Fitzpatrick Shiela Wikson Mitchel Barnhart Mesdames Brown Pipher and Mies Hewell. Heast on the Koolinda at Geraldton on Sunday were Wook rock Gordon Christensen Teiat A J Baird and Mies TL Bink. Mr and Mrs Joseph who journeyed to Perth by far last week return came Geraldton Saturday afternoon. Mrs Ktaines resid Onukiton for many years is visiting the area. Mr J Browntiga of Fitsperald Street injured, shaft accident at mine in interentet at Yalgus. Mr Charles Mitchell of Ma and Gullmen Hallaws died at King's Park Road aged AT years. Mitchell arrived in Western Australia in 1888 and went to Geraldton as manager for Wainwright Co. He later farmed near Geraldton. a member of the Peace and of the Vasornlixte! Association.
A fragmentary note shows Teesein and Ratunitis in a comedy scene with Clawdette and her irate father opposing Maurice. The piece hints at their performance aboard ship with a short musical set including two new hits You Brought a New Kind of Love to Me and another serving as a star turn.
Edith Cowan OBE wife of Janes Cowan of West Perth was buried at St Mary's Church after a large funeral service. The first Australian woman parliamentarian, her wide civic work spanned wartime relief, Red Cross, and social reform. Relatives mourn as community remembers her enduring contributions to state and humanity.
The initial pro gramme of talking pictures at Northampton drew a delighted audience. The sound system by Mr Frick Lambert impressed, with praise going to trainer Laukbert for Clear results. Next Saturday a second programme features an African jungle film with thrilling acts set in the heart of the continent.
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