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Newspaper

Geraldton Guardian And Express

Location

Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Jun 30, 1931

Page

4

Willow disease threatens cricket bat supply worldwide

The Forestry Commission and Imperial Bureau of Institute at Oxford investigate a disease affecting English willow trees used for cricket bats. Symptoms include brown leaves and diseased sapwood, with airborne infection suspected. Stockpiles remain, but global supply could tighten if infected trees must be destroyed.

Forestry Commission Imperial Bureatey Institute Oxfont Anre India Tate Mart

Fragmentary notice from a drifting historic text

A partial OCR fragment mentions uncertain phrases and names, with garbled dates and places. The readable bits hint at atmospheric prose rather than a clear event, leaving the historic context unresolved and the exact subject hard to determine.

Unemployed Relief Efforts At Wesley Church

A letter to the editor from Gerabiton dated June 28 1931 commends Wesley Church for aiding the unemployed. The writer describes Sunday services and fellowship organized with parish support and asks Lay anything to assist this practical relief. The piece notes gratitude for the church’s ongoing efforts.

Thanking the Beach Church for aid to unemployed lads

A letter from T Campion thanks the Beach in Geraldton and its church members for their kind practical help to unemployed boys. He highlights Mr Sha and others who went out of their way, praising true Christian spirit and expressing heartfelt gratitude to the ministers and parishioners.

Geraldton Mestre Fleming Hell Sha T. Campion

Northern Districts Racing Association Letter to Editor

A reader from Northampton Jockey Club criticizes district racing policy. He argues the bi monthly meeting lacked delegates from Mingenew, urges cost cuts, warns against extending racing, and calls for reorganization toward a simple round table of clubs. He praises local officers but urges drastic change to sustain racing and jobs.

Geraldton Guardian Geraldton Nubens Mingenew W.A T.C Kotarax Northampton Jockey Club Muat Tre Aml Coutry W.a.ta Clube Gergldrom Steve Haddy Rlubs Moe Northampton Jocker

Rovers Triumph Over Railways In Tough 1A Clash

In a windy Recreation Ground match Rovers defeated Railways by 46 points amid poor attendance. Rovers exploited wings with sharper play while Railways missing key players Howell and Millward struggled under gusty conditions and frequent ball out of bounds. Scoring opened with Railways on the board, then Rovers added goals and behinds to lead 2 goals 6 behinds at halftime.

Rovers Geraldian Turday Railways J. Clemestson Howell Millward Bies Baileays J. Thomas L. Moore P. Garvey B. Rowe A. Thoman A. Kutchinson B Clarksos J. Wickham L. Watson J. Bachan C. Vom L. Waal Sit W. Dumwe Marshall J. Andere L. ‘Foster B. Millett J. Clemenvonn P. Grey D. Thomson Ackland Chisholm T. Allen M. Hangerford Baker Garrett G. Thomas B. Evenson N. Keegan Jones G. McNamara V Nelson W. Suol W. Rose A. Doye Brown M. White M. Thuan A. Sroessier Thas Jovers Clementeau Bin Allen Mod Heenien McNemara Keegan Pomemion White Wickhamed Jonen Aml Jones Aends McNamara Ione Millett Annd Moore Grey Sal Eveneem Thoms Allen Arkland Hutchinson Yat Jonen Warh

Rovers Take Command In Hard Fought Railway Match

Rovers gained control in the second half as Keegan Jones and McNamara led a forward surge. Railways struggled to respond with J Thames and Ackland stopping several advances while Jones and Chisholm pushed Rovers to a decisive goal run, despite late Railways efforts.

Rugby match ends with Rovers victory over Mallwage

Scoring by quarter shows six successful attempts with a 46 point margin. White, McNamara, Garrett, and Dunn each scored while Rovers finished 8 goals 12 behinds for 60 points to Mallwage 4 goals 2 behinds. Havers, Hungerford, Arklams, McNanra, Nelson, Chennagok starred for Rovers. Railways featured Thins, Moore, Clarkson, A Rowe and Waterin in solid play.

Harvey Railways D. Thomson Wwen Amd Thin Atage Clarkson Keegan McNamara Moore Duane Witd Bockan Rovers J. Thomas Nelson White Dunn Jones Chisholm Sunes Quale Chishalm Trish Werhs Ameel Whem Garrett Raixing Woo Mallwage F Gowls Mt Fit Havers Koa Hungerford Arklams McNanra Chennagok

Bluff Point Fire Brigade Match Report

Bluff Point faced Fire Brigade at Bla Potst om Baniay, with Fire Brigade overcoming Bluff Point by a narrow margin. The home side produced a scoreless first quarter and trailed behind, then Fire Brigade built a lead through goals and behinds, while Bluff Point bravely fought to close the gap in the final term but finished two points short as the final bell rang.

Fire Bingad Fire Brigade Sevears

College Boys Defeat Old Boys in Hard-Fought Match

At the College Oval on Rusday Inst the College lads, in pink form, dominated with fast play and sharp teamwork to defeat the Old Boys by a large margin. Albert Groesster refereed well as Haley Lynch Raneff Malley OConnor Prunster Tindsl Burkhardt and others starred for the winners. T Poster Spar row Cramert Mitehsa Maher Gogun Shanahan led the paste effort. The Old Boys, though defeated, produced strong efforts in both contests and vow to challenge again next meeting.

College Oval Albert Groesster Prewwats Haley Lynch Raneff Malley O'Connor Prunster Tindsl Burkhardt Cor Sparrow Cramert Mitehsa Maher Gogunam Shanahan

Fiery major quarrel leads to eye injuries at court

A major angrily confronted a persistent player during a dispute at the court and, after exchanges, reportedly struck both of the other player’s eyes. The incident was reported to the committee for explanation.

Galt Otchet Wna

District High School Heads Report on Examinations and Activities

The headmaster notes half yearly exams underway with district inspectors and planned visits by the Director of Education and Miss Sheath. The Parents and Citizens Association held a bridge evening and a general meeting, praised by members for attendance and support, while fundraising aims and future socials are outlined. The report mentions travel via educational films, upcoming lectures, and improvements to the school environment, along with sport results and student achievements in football and hockey teams.

Manter Ar. Stewart Jane Mim Sheath W. Clubb Tim Ltn Farcuss Lin Parents’ and Citizens’ Association Association Frenter Itn Teomiay Sron Wallace Chubb Clubb Vank Tra Uio Ingile Germidton Sulurtan Geraldine School Byrd South Pole Africa

Country Week Carnival Faction Prints To Date

The report lists contestants by faction and group across boys and girls events. Notable names include Mitta Infants L-Tom Ramebew and Mar Hraton, Infants IL-Harokin Thomas, LiL-Leo Clarke, Wine Kale, Connie Lindos, Margaret Altorfer, John Spence, Daorethy Wellingtes, Kelvis Ward, Tom Woorhead, Bea Barker, Bert Lindon, Jim Wiloa, Christie Wilkinson, Joby Ramshaw, Margaret Bower, John Currie, Joyce Christensen, Stanley Thomas, Vincent Louis Hail, Letendaed Vib-Bruce Clarke and Bill Haftos.

Mitta _ Infants Tom Ramebew Mar Hraton Il—Harokin Thomas Fi Istaots Standard

South West Conference Prefers Fair Voting method

Cusnimous endorses preferential voting as the fair method for road board elections. In last week’s meeting, Collie Reed Harcourt Ward moved to adopt the system. two years ago four candidates contested one seat, this year the winner secured 60 votes, second 43, third and others low. The group also set polling hours from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Cusnimous Collie Reed Harcourt Collie Mir Trrckey Barras le Clarke

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