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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1931
Page
2
Rex Boneh presents a North Woods adventure with Richard Bar Constance Bennett Bernthy Matthews in a lavish drama. Warner Baxter stars in a dual persona plot with romance and danger, set against Paris love intrigue and a daring performance.
On July 17 the Australian Broadcasting Coxs ay will introduce a novel pregame feature with prizes from WP. A portrayal of past performers, directed by Harry Graham, presents a group of clever artists in a fresh show.
Western Australia debates the federal plan for returned soldiers as the Prime Minister signals adjustments. Opposition from the RSL and cries of hardship arise as calls mount for economic reform, possible wage cuts, and new savings methods without worsening suffering.
Government school term starts Monday June 16 for children whose sixth birthday falls before December. Africa screening contest at Radio Theatre Friday and Saturday with prizes for kids. entries must be handed in by Saturday. New music and picture program by RAL Bend on Sunday. feature The Devil's Tragicark with Belle Beamett. Australian Methodist Foreign Mission Society deputation to Geraldton led by Rev. R. Nicholmos to Island of Villa Levelta. Mr Nicholmos III years in the Pacific will present moving pictures in Wesley Hill. The club’s educational program praised. Moore and Carter beat Carter.
Notices served on campers at the railway yard led to most leaving for fresh pastures or other town areas. Officials offered no statement, but camping near carriages was cited as a reason. Meanwhile a charity sale plan and a hospital benefit event were noted, with tickets available locally.
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Rain began to fall after a long dry spell across agricultural districts though not heavily, with forecasts hinting at more rain. Weather Bureau reports show scattered falls in numerous locations including Boolardy Ajana Northampton Chapman State Farm and Pinegrove with varied totals across the Murchison region.
The Fire Weather Bureau issued the forecast update today outlining high fire danger across several regions. Officials warned of dry conditions and shifting winds increasing wildfire risk, urging precautionary measures and readiness for any evacuations as conditions evolve.
In a series of matches the Northampton team dominated with precise scores listed. F Exton defeated P Lambert 272 to 27, Wittens beat Major 183 to 211, A Berlow ousted N Evensen 189 to 111, A Dagton defeated W Silverrock 177 to 108, totaling 135 for Northampton with strong performances by Moc rentile Chub.
reports confirm that amid harbor work funding limits, about half the 94 workers at the Geraldton harbour project will be laid off next Tuesday with remaining staff gradually reduced. The second berth may extend the work by about a month, delivering 900 feet of wharfage once completed, with steel deliveries expected in a fortnight.
A large Geraldton meeting at the A W U Room, presided by J McDonald, protests the Government decision to close harbour works. Speakers urge continuation of the project amid fear for 80+ local households and about £460 weekly wages. Officials vow to press ministers for keeps, noting sustenance work and town impact.
Harbour workers led a rapid protest against closing the Geraldton works contending funds should finish the berth with cement and steel. They urged public meetings to pressure Perth authorities, aiming to keep men employed and avoid dole while wheat shipments rose. The move supported by Mayor Lester, Chamber of Commerce officials, and local representatives.
A notice indicates a public meeting will be held on Tuesday night to consider the harbour works and to make any recommendations deemed necessary. It notes the importance of the matter and anticipates representation from concerned parties.
A brief society notice records Mr E Ball arriving in Geraldton by yesterday morning’s train on a brief business visit. J T Clarke has been confined to the house for the past week with a heavy cold. wishes for speedy recovery are extended. Several residents left for Perth by last night’s train including Cooper, Marstand, Vaughen, Wail, Fitzgerald, and Mesdames Tangban and William. Mr L J Wall’s wine business trip to Perth will keep him away over the weekend. After a stay in the Murchison district, Kendrick, Tindal, Keeley, Necker returned Friday. weather on the fields was very cold. A list of riders accompanying Thursday evening’s Milan outing includes L. Plover and others. A Norfolk-area circle mourns the death of Mr Jobs Woodcock, who died June 15 at The Shamrock Hotel Greenbushes after a long Northam residency. he was 60 and predeceased by his wife.
A letter from the Parents and Citizens Association was received by the Municipal Council on Wednesday. It thanks the council for its help and for labor provided to carry out renovations at the District High Reboo and notes national interest shown by the Town Clerk. The school ground renovations were completed, with the Town Clerk replying that it was practically finished.
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