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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1930
Page
2
Fragmented text outlines proposed amendments to an award affecting working hours and pay for workers, with references to the Upradian Traders Association and warehouse employees. Mentions negotiation meetings, employer powers, and job terms, but readability is severely compromised.
The Geraldton Guardian reports renewed interest and potential investment in Western Australia’s mining sector. Officials note large low-grade ore deposits near Wiluna and other sites may support a revival, with 48 000 ton monthly output planned and expansion to 500 feet depth.
A fragment notes a local pharmacy named Terrace Pharmacy Don Cough or related to Curtin. The readable text lacks full context or clear event, but indicates a notice about a pharmacy and a person possibly linked to Curtin. No dates or locations are specified.
In loving memory of Mary Carroll who passed away on June 2 aged 11 years. Her family recalls a smiling, pleasant child and a house filled with joy. Survived by her father mother and siblings of Fotheran.
A long paragraph argues that Geraldton and nearby Wilton will benefit from a planned oil storage tank and rail transport for Wilana assets. It stresses that railway and port improvements will boost business, spur population growth, and lift the regional economy over the next twelve months, with state-wide impact expected.
Local reports warn of continued water shortage as repairs proceed at the Victorian reservoir and residents are urged to take care amid ongoing travel disruptions. Community announcements note forthcoming events including theatre performances and civic meetings, with obituaries and memorials for town residents.
A Fasmia writer argues for the superiority of tinted materials over untinted. He cites a well known example of red Man against white Suanels to illustrate stylistic advantage.
The Right Reverend Dr O Callies, Bishop of Geraldton, spoke at St Francis Xavier Cathedral in Mt. Francia about cooperation among parishes, clergy, and laypeople. He praised local leaders, highlighted church education, and urged support for ongoing pastoral and civic projects to boost industry and parish life.
A large assembly at Stein Maris College Malt celebrated the Bishop with clergy and civic leaders in attendance. The toast honored Dr. O’Collins and reflected on service and wider experience while noting the Bishop’s temporary assignment during economic hardship.
Fragmentary text describes a debated proposal by Dr. G eater and reactions by Delaney and others. Mentions a Chairman, an ensoyable Casetine, and items remiored by Mim M. Markhantt and Profesor Regious with high approeix tt.
The ceremony was led by Pr Halpin at the organ with Weapers in the evening performing. Celebrants included Hishap O'Colhina We dean and subslevean poaper in attendance for the Bentrlction event.
A civic reception at the Campbell Chambers honored Mayor G. A. Foos tno with representative attendance. Clergy and Capt Ling of the Salvation Army joined Rev K. B. Walley and Dr. O'Collinn in short remarks. A toast to the Mayor was proposed, photographs were taken, and a full report will appear tomorrow.
Canberra reports on June 27 as Treasurer Theodore introduces in the House of Representatives the Went Areimlien agreement with Western Australia. Wiluna Gold Mines seeks further capital for east Murchison development, having borrowed £300,000 from London Bank with guarantors from W A. The Commonwealth may guarantee the loan subject to parliamentary ratification. Debates touch Federal responsibility and potential liabilities, with adjournment of the debate.
A report notes a new stamp tax proposed by the State Parliament to fund welfare programs. The measure would tax incomes from £1 to £6 weekly, with the levy lasting for a set period, affecting workers and the unemployed.
A fragmentary report describes a parish meeting where retiring members faced parliamentary duties and resignations. The text mentions names such as J. Canningham, A. Porter, Mrs Wright, J. A. McLaughlin and notes ward seat adjustments and election outcomes within North Ward and East Ward.
Fragmentary weather text references a damp June with scattered dates and uncertain forecasts. The readable portions mention temperatures, months, and varying conditions, but lack complete data or specific meteorological details.
The readable text notes a weekend event with a heavy rain on Sem lag and references district figures at eight o'clock in the morning on the 21st. It mentions Geraldten and regiaeation with no clear context or complete names or places.
A garbled report details ware amiches at the Cerehiion villiard competition. It lists players like X Adamsmn, Millward, R. McDomalt and F Outridge with scores and positions, noting EMS and a Firemen team, then errors in names and places. The watch was played at Mel ders Institute resulting in a win for Bue Mir Meehenien and mentions the Aaah Wy Mechemies players.
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