Loving remembrance for a father who passed in 1028
In loving remembrance of our dear father who passed away on June 25 1028. He lives with us in memory still not just today but ever will. Inserted by his loving son Daniel Neil William.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1931
Page
2
In loving remembrance of our dear father who passed away on June 25 1028. He lives with us in memory still not just today but ever will. Inserted by his loving son Daniel Neil William.
The passage urges support for the annual Victoria District Agricultural Society event. It calls for hard work and finances from townspeople to ensure a successful demonstration of local confidence and progress, aiming to place the district among the best in Western Australia and the Commonwealth.
Sunday fourth after Trinity services at Mocagoonooka Holy Communion 9 45 am Bluff Point Evening Prayer 33 pm with Sermon weather report shows low 42.2 degrees Tuesday 41 degrees today 90 degrees max wheat transport Wayfarer cargoes 74000 bags expect another vessel early next month Mt Eris drought worries and rain hopes new Sheil Oil depot offer accepted plans for harbor works forecast unsettled winds coastal. Juvenile Fancy Dress Ball raises funds Widow and Fatherless appeal at Town Hall with music by Rhythm Boys Urehentem. Geraldton Harbour Works slowed after year end. property valuations and rates debate with City Council.
At a recent Victoria District Agricultural show meeting the committee decided to proceed with a two day event despite financial losses. The plan aims to preserve judging integrity and public appeal, relying on volunteer support and community backing to meet costs and ensure a successful district gathering.
The Geraldton Club hosts a Saturday knock-out golf competition with A Memgan and Bogle notable performers. Details note upcoming draws and elimination rules, with rain delaying rolling and open links anticipated in about two weeks. Separate events include various grade and eclectic results led by Mrs. Kempton and Miss Margaret Lowell, plus upcoming President’s versus Captain’s matches.
Prominent attractions at Radia Tonight include South Seas musical romance Lenore Ulric in Son of the Gods with Barthelmess and Bennett. Also featured are Monte Carlo gambling scenes in Such Men are Dangerous and a travelogue Africa Speaks with exotic jungle adventures.
A Perth district football meeting at Victoria Hotel discussed postponing fixtures on Bundday and aligning with British Football Association guidance. Plans included hosting Perth Club visitors, arranging a Geraldton Association team, and suspending midweek fixtures to aid selection for Perth Club representation.
The table outlines the present position of clubs in the local premiership fixtures following last Saturday's matches. It notes the recent results and rankings, reflecting shifts in the standings and the ongoing competition.
The Gerakiton Association lists the top goalkickers in its premiership matches. The record highlights leading scorers across seasons, noting standout players and goal totals within the competition.
Final veries of matches in the fet half of the Geraldton National Football Association providership competition begin Saturday at Recreation Ground with Rovers v Railways in both divisions. Previous meetings favored Rovers in the senior grade, while Trailways have strengthened. 1B Grade sees Kocere against BIT Point, Bilal Point hosts Fire Brigade Monday, and a list of central umpires is announced for the weekend games.
Forrest and Wickham split a high contact match with a 1-0 result. Players listed include Keegan, Vi Netan, Garraty M Baker and Snell among many others in a dense roster.
Christine Brothers College ground hosts a match between current pupils and past pupils. Vase led the past pupils to a clear win last Sunday, heightening anticipation for Sunday's game. Selections included Fale, Pranater, Maher, OConnor, Burkhardt, Malley, OMalley, Lynch, Killian, Savage, Pascor, and others with Foster Mitchell Shanahan Maher and Kershaw among listed substitutes.
A chaotic stream of names and events describes hospital visits, travel by train, and official duties. It notes A Robertson’s role, MLA Minx May Holunw admitted for medical care, and various travelers returning to Perth. It mentions P Collier's cold, George McDonald’s family visit, and Mary Hadien Page at Waljongong with Earle Page’s family. The piece covers Prince of Wales birthday details, Tyne investiture, and medley of royal succession notes.
Shy billiard competition for the silver cup donated by the Mercantile Club continues tonight with Fire Brigade facing Railway Institute and Meek Institute meeting Soldiers Institute tables. Fire Brigade members listed include Futou Cunsi McChiee SteDonall Edmonds and McDowall with Emergencys EL Bevker. Railway Institute includes McDonall Adavison Millwand Pethirk. Meehaning Institute names Bost Winston Winston Varry Alles and Taublyn.
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