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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1934
Page
5
The article notes a proposed September general election date discussed by Prime Minister Lyons and ministers. It describes divisions over timing and a formal announcement, with ministers weighing views on the government’s monthly schedule and the ministry’s right to decide.
A quarry wall collapsed trapping and killing William Sho age 30 Walter Wiark age 50 and others. Leonard Carrick 20 sustained fractured ribs and a crushed bone. rescue teams recovered bodies and sent survivors to hospital as the site was cleared.
In Melbourne a courtroom row over nonappearance by Mr. Manchester unfolds. A prisoner claims payment for representation, Manchester denies it, and Judge Woinarski orders repayment to proceed. The case adjourns while Manchester cites lack of payment and uncollected funds from a country solicitor.
Motborrie and Tune locals discuss wool industry reforms as committee chair Mrs dM Niall announces a September opening for The BEM Meson cooperative. Attendees vow to restore market stability and safeguard small producers amid shifting prices and demand.
Harsh incident reports a worker entangled in faulty mining equipment near Tasmanian fields. Henry WL Ham and others suffered injuries as the shafting machinery failed. Investigations focus on safety lapses and the sequence leading to the entrapment.
A North West service official arrived in Perth today to inspect facilities and discuss the route. Robert Voor and Miller wind are named in the dispatch as part of the delegation reviewing airway infrastructure and service readiness.
Fragmented report shows Australian players including Hayy and Mirus in a delayed match at Went, with top score 38 by O'Reilly. Wickets fall to O'Reilly and others as the innings unfolds. details muddled but mentions Woodfull and White among bowlers and fielders in a two-wicket total.
The meeting list shows acceptances for the metropolitan racing card with horses such as Hoodwood Plate contenders Turtunge Couitie and Hazelwool along with entries like Three Stripes Due Dignity Chrysophris and Bobdi. The report lists weights and form notes for several runners and notes the times and pacing of the Warm Pic Orient Kimg All Pride and other entries across multiple races.
A Weratitun National Football union meeting addressed protest over Sundays premiership clash Bat Point v Rovers Club. The secretary warned clubs about ticket policy and urged uniform compliance. D. Thewprou fined 2/6 for playing in nonstandard kit. discussions covered boundary umpire uniforms and interval timing changes. All moves target smoother officiating and future fixture governance.
Lomton on June 27 reports Hapwwan honk Merlin of France defeated Hogers of Trevin 7-1 in the third round. Austin bear PurntmlleT and Vrawfont led Coltios, Taln with a fleet set triumph amid the day’s Wimbledon matches.
The latest French boat, the Proach submarine Con vertant, was launched. It carries a 1 million ton burden and features 20,000 capacity during operations. It is equipped with tubes and has a range of 10,000 twilles.
Canberra reports the Federal Ministry decided to withhold implementing a £6 pay cut for lower paid federal public servants after India’s action. The renewal will cost about £30,000 annually, affecting public service payroll savings and budget implications.
Breeders' Handicap meeting witnessed a tight finish as horses Grodwood Plate-Haxelweed, Cet tig, Ineolaat, Beggar Queen, Misted, Murdles-Werm Pie, Pimdartie, Orient King, Silvera's Sou, Sune Manciaphie Spear, Mion worth, Wavia pat ise, Blackamoer and Air Queen's Jester vied for top spots across several heats.
A garbled meeting notice references a forthcoming ceremony in Geraldton and District Mareer Association. It mentions dates, attendance by figures, and planned activities including a visit by Wilunn IV and a warth event. The text is severely distorted with numerous typos, hindering precise details.
A Wednesday evening gathering at St John’s Presbyterian marked the 45th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Currie. Members commended their church service, with speeches from Thomas Morris and others noting their valued town and church contributions. A humorous anecdote and a cake were shared before a fine musical program and supper.
The report details upcoming Robinson Cup events with Flo and Sarena, mentions plans for Sunday visits to Yuaa for premiership clashes, and lists players including Harrhegee WE, Bulla Wornum, Meek, Cartwright, Barker, and many others in anticipation of key matches.
The usual business of the Municipal Council was held tonight with Mr Lester presiding. Attending were Cry Rot Askew Clarke Foster Briers Kendrick Kilwardts Wilem and Cheiatie, and Town Clerk Mr W Carter.
A historical note describes a peppermint remedy labeled as a cure for coughs and related ailments. The article mentions its claimed efficacy and cautions readers about varying results and the need for cautious use.
At Midland Junction on Wednesday 3767 sheep and lambs yarded, wethers and ewes varied in quality with better weights from Nakagine. Prices ranged from 16/1 to 22/1 for wethers, with general demand steadier though a shade easier for some lots. Bullocks and pigs also traded, as good medium weights topped £9 10s, while lighter ends sold lower.
The King Egbert completed looting yesterday morning and left at noon to top up at Aynbury. Her cargo consisted of W319 bags of wheat with a small local consignment, while Dalgetgaula’s charter noted two ants xt at the wharf.
A good turnout at Geraldton tumbé for the Blott Trophy final over 900 yards. Conditions were tough and scores fell below standard. A Amith won the trophy with consistent shooting. A E Smith and W Mellows shared 65 of 70. Cant scored 35 of 70 in the second round. List of other shooters and members noted.
Members of the Northampton Club participated in a season opener riding event on Sunday at Reeves Verda range. Robard won the shooting contest as Ale HL McNamara and Ko Wittens performed notably, while MehTaecnes and Pat oF eT contributed with steady efforts.
A garbled report covers Saturday cricket where Tor Hs fowera beat or drew with Swimmers and Druids amid confusion. Forward performance and team choices are noted as Druids faced handicap with nine players. Second round fixtures include Cricketers versus Druids with lineups listed for both squads.
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