Mining at Yalgoo After Overhaul Yields Few Prospects
Report from Yalgoo notes prospectors after a recent overhaul of the early peg system return limited finds. Weather remains dry with several days of poor conditions hindering activity. Prospects from Guiyeturned and Wibe-Barnoag Station are mentioned among the few results recorded.
Cold Weather at Mt. Erin Impacts Flocks and Rainfall
The report notes cold weather at Mt. Erin affecting flocks and records a rainfall week totaling eight points. Environments at MT ERIN are described with emphasis on livestock and precipitation impacts.
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Geraldton Association Favors Westward Rule In Local Match
The report notes a close game between Candinals and Bebool with Carns pon as the winner by one goal. Imperials faced defeat while A Rowan J Frazer impressed for the Imperials and A Carpenter led the Royals.
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Candlinals
Bebool
Imperials
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J. Frazer
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Polish Aviator Rescued After Atlantic Flier Floats
A Polish aviator was rescued after a floatplane encountered trouble over the Atlantic. Strong winds forced an emergency flotation, and rescuers located the pilot and brought him to safety.
Plan to fuse Central with New Boat dropped
Officials report that a fusion plan involving the Central and the New Boat entities has been abandoned. The statement clarifies no further action is planned and the parties will proceed separately.
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Lord Wenlock Governor of Went Arthur Avetra
London report notes Lord Wenlock serving as Governor of Went Arthur Avetra as of mid June. Little else is detailed about duties or dates beyond the appointment reference.
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London
Lord Wenlock
Arthur Avetra
May Gold Production in Western Australia Reaches New Peak
May gold output in Western Australia totaled 53 928.40 fine ounces valued at £220 072 with 10 010 ounces exported and 50 918 ounces received at the Perth Mint. The May yield tops last year and marks the highest May total since 1919. For January to May, output reached 238 684 ounces, up 60 909 ounces from 1929’s level.
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Western Australia
Perth
Fat cattle sale at Copley’s Siding yields softer prices
At Copley’s Siding on Tuesday the Associated Agents yarded 52 percent cattle from the Centaur consignment of Derby. Buyers from metropolitan areas attended as the sale opened easier than last week with a continued easing trend into the day. Quotations show good to medium weight bullocks £11 to £12 a few higher. medium weight £9 to £10. plainer stock lower. Delgety and Co. sold 272 cattle and Ehler Bimith and Co. sold 254 cattle.
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Copley’s
Derby
Delgety and Co
Ehler Bimith and Co
Local Court Sittings Hear Debtors And Settlements
The June Local Court sat in the Courthouse with 37 judgment summonses. Debtors appeared, with five making personal appearances. Several admitted debts and proposed instalment plans, while others sought adjournments or were placed on payment schedules. A magistrate fixed payment terms and adjourned cases as needed.
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Hesident Maginbeater
E. McGinn
Harry Meunier
le J. Chapman
Defendast Wait
Fred
Bewnier
Geraldton
Tive
Suly
Michel
W. Wari
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James Tram Bunter
Wing
C. R. Shaw
David Davies
Ming
Crown
Defeniant
Mr. Morvisky
Mutton and Lamb Prices Fall in Midland Junction Sale
At Midland Junction on Wednesday 4:06 sherp sold with 330 shorn wethers in medium to fair condition from Murchison. Keen competition kept the market about 2 7s all round with best wethers up to 18s 8d and lambs around 34s 6d for tops. Cattle numbered 119 including 7 grades from smith-weet. pigs 108 with quality below the national sale.
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Murchison
Wight
Copley
Goulburn Seat Defeat Defies Ministerial Change
In Goulburn the ministerial contest ends with the former Labour minister losing. The tally shows Mr. JM. Tally, Minister for Lapis, amid a fan government context. Attendance figures reflect a shift in preference counting.
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Tony
Goulbon
Labous
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Numines
JM. Tally
Lapis
Fan
Death of Sir Donald McLean President of the Board of Truth
British Statesman obituary notes Sir Donald McLean died yesterday from heart failure. He entered Parliament in 1870 and held numerous parliamentary positions. Born in Ireland he rose to high political rank in his era.
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Sir Donald McLean
Donald McLean
Board of Truth
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