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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 23, 1930
Page
2
Leather and fibre cases with various measurements and prices. Including dress cases, knit cums, and attaché cases in multiple sizes and styles. Items feature 14 to 28 inch dimensions with prices ranging from 3 to 65 units.
The piece reviews a stage show featuring Belle Bennett Anita Stewart and Donald Keith, praising strength and beauty in movement. It discusses the actors, the dramatic plot about a youth drawn into gaiety, and notes the Friday and Wednesday screenings of There are fares and Molly and Me with prices listed.
A vintage display titled uhmarine depicts submarine life with vivid interior scenes drawn from survivor accounts. It illustrates perilous undersea work and the dangers sailors faced, highlighting oxygen depletion and entombed crews, framed as a dramatic safety reminder.
A garbled OCR style block lists numerous place names and entities including Oruty Earipiace Vusroyoe Hobson's Bay Kyogle Kooliga Kooliga 46 King Alfred Minderoo Starther Maldayin Mame the Relue Ovinesy Temer ise Trevorbyn Unden P plistergen Wostralia with unclear context and partial letters suggesting a geographic or administrative compilation.
A wheat boat named Kine Arthue chartered to the Crop erve Wheat Pool is loading at the port with a total cargo of Pomsiating at BOS. Another wheat shipment is expected to arrive shortly at the same port as activity remains high and shipments proceed.
Fragmented death and birth notices from Whitby and surrounding areas list memory prose for multiple relatives. Entries mention June death dates around 1938 and earlier, with lines of family tributes and memorial sentiments. Names appear misspelled or garbled, including siblings and children, reflecting a deceased mother and other kin.
Geraldton Gunm nn Express reports Monday June 23 1951 with local headlines and notices. Details cover community events weather and brief regional updates from the area. Readers see publicity for upcoming gatherings and civic notices in a concise local newspaper card.
Fragmented weather notes describe recent rainfall across Western Australia and parts of South Australia and New South Wales. The report notes gains in crop prospects for farmers, cites intermittent showers, hail in some areas, and a projected continuing pattern of moisture through the coming period. It mentions a weather bulletin describing wind and rain trends from the northern to southern coasts and the impact on fruiting and farming conditions.
A fragmented report from Australia discusses hopes for favorable seasons and rain to boost crops after years of drought. It notes concern over climate, prior harvests, and the impact on farmers and markets, with mentions of South Australia and general weather expectations.
A fragmented local page reports odd events including theater at King's Theatre, a parish letter from Bishop to Linert about church work in Neethelifi, and a football match on the recreation ground. It mentions Mr Merkur's violin solos, a charity church appeal, and a winter social at the Bowling Club with bridge and dancing.
Alyaievice-Captxis Bewariry of Vitel Antration Airways led a Widwen visit last week linked to Poco goldtella alracrines. Perth weekend report notes 8 repeat operatives suspected. Riminties alec port hints at forthcoming news. David James Dewar 24 and Mteatley Town youth 17 were arrested yesterday inPetre for possession of Chevrolet truck No 10274, tied to Edwards who vanished near Cottenwine around June 17 with the vehicle and a quantity of vinme bensive.
Weather summary reports heavy rainfall across the pastoral districts with widespread showers in the Murchison and Dongarra areas. Temperatures and rainfall figures are listed for multiple stations, noting lighter showers in some regions and a forecast of continued unsettled conditions in coastal zones and northwest West Australian waters.
The Rovers beat Brigades in a rain soaked Premiership clash marked by heavy ball, slippery surface, and fluctuating lead. Key players for Rovers included Keegan and White, while Brigades relied on Faithfull and Ritchie to surge back, final scores not clearly shown.
The article lists multiple local personnel moves in Western Australia. Mr and Mr RR Dillow depart Gregory Reimet for a visit to Perth with a plan to visit Northam and Geraldton, while Mr Py Wioewut begins duties in Geraldton and at Blur Mains Superphosphate Works in Perth. Horgt X Gowar is transferred from Perth to Newkatharrs as part of WA Police leadership changes, with other officers reassigned between Mockanarra, Kalgoorlie, and Kalgoorlie divisions. Archbishop Le Fane Stette Ret F Stittwell will accept the new Ravel Draw of Perth and become rector of St Mary's Church West Perth, with Rev A K King succeeding Mr Rittwell at Lake's Church Cattealon. Temporary changes in commune at C.KN Company t xbemrneps include staffing shifts. Captain Johanm takes command at Fremantle Hospital and the Gne euyne run. The AL Mills is noted as a contributor to the company during wage training.
In a heated match at the local ground the Rovers triumphed over Brigades 19 goals to 18 after a late surge. standout scorers included Allen, Duna, White, and Keegan for Rovers and Rest, Guncott, Kanther for Brigades, as the crowd endured a frantic finish and a bell signaling the end.
Thistles and Rangers battled through a soggy match with wind advantage, Thistles attacking early and McCorry on target after Abbott saved. McCorry later faced a penalty that Abbott saved, as both sides pressed in the second half before the whistle ended the contest.
A partial railway incident narrative describes a road or river route mishap with goods delayed and trucks piled up near Ratmaday, about 104 miles from a reference point. Names Porta Jens and Tillis are mentioned in unsettled context with travel and cargo disruption.
In yesterday’s four mile race at Urvenough, thirteen started amid heavy rain and poor conditions. Hewitt and Wisw led, several riders failed to finish, while Cullewas-T A McDonald clocked 4 minutes and Sterrett posted the best time with 24 minutes 18 seconds for the event.
The York Racing Club held a meeting on June 28 with notable performances in the Domoarea and Omagetatere events. Winners included Shr Aa in the Deagarre trial and Night Moth earning favorable dividends. multiple divisions reported entries such as Crier Bat and Abontellix with varying odds and placings.
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