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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 13, 1950
Page
2
Geraldiin Newspapers Limited offers items including Botree Wage Lime and Doub Bottle for sale by tender.
In memory notices for WUTTRY Maud May WHITBY Lana Mays and WHYTTY Lana May recall a death on April dates. messages express love from family, reflecting memorial verse and lingering grief despite time.
A garbled excerpt discusses tax ideas and public notions in Geraldton with mentions of Virhisiie and the Huerter. It references a recommendation by JT W Shephea, a possible public stance on the initiative, and mentions constitutional questions, prices, and a broad critique of policy style amid a confusing narrative.
Dr Shepheard discusses repurposing a brick works and wool store site in Geraldton to house displaced persons and residents from overseas. If premises allow, priority would go to local Geraldton citizens, then Australians, then displaced foreign nationals, aiming to relieve cramped quarters and serve community needs.
A report from Geraldton details a morning court session where charges were pursued and a cautionary note on election candidates emerged. The Midland Province election coverage highlighted Liberal endorsements, with names including Charles Dalton and others tied to regional political activity and municipal works.
Opening of RiBe Stason-Thie mv Makon Of The Geenldten Hite Chup officially opened on Saturday with a spoon competition. Temperature rose to 92 degrees by 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon, then fell later. An auction sale of household furniture and sundries for Mrs Vines of 1 James Street Corsklum will be held Monday May 24th 1950 with further notices to follow.
A fire raged near Geraldton causing smoke and heat as dry trees and weeds gathered near residences. Fire crews, including volunteers, battled flames for hours with winds shifting along causal streets and halting spread toward State Commission homes on Hatehten Street.
A twenty nine year old woman from a four member family won a 1270 jackpot at a Victorian radio station promotion. Names mentioned include Waters Bruce Lamont and M r Lamont with connections to Teader and Teewsun Mil ly. The event involved a prize of £1,280 and included a prompt response about a local location Osborne Isle at Wiel.
British motor car dealer Lord Suifielid forecasts a tightening overseas motor car markets as Australia and New Zealand recover. He warns production will fall and unemployment rise, urging swift, successful efforts to boost sales and restore market balance.
A fragmented entry from a Metropolitan Racing Meeting lists horses and odds, with stray names like Helielizit and Heleros, and partial results or bets. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but references to parties, stakes, and a race at Western Arent Ter Mui suggest a formal meeting with entrants and wagers.
Geraldton council and local committees face a costly debate over repurposing vast Wool Stores floor space. Officials cite government wool stores as underused as rent prospects and safety concerns drive talks on future use and revenue generation. Local leaders seek a decisive plan amid varied bids from joinery works and other tenants.
The West End Municipal Council reviewed a report urging expansion of the ocean outfall drain to dispose of liquid wastes from Crayfish Works and related plants. Inspectors warned current methods are impractical and offal disposal could worsen odour, prompting a directive to expedite the new outfall and explore waste treatment options.
Air. K. Gamble, manager, left Geraldton early this week for business in Perth. Mrs. W. Carter, town clerk, reports Hensseith's wife and three children will join him soon. Mr. Kidson, former representative for Vacuum Oil in Merredin district, arrived in Geraldton and will take up duties in Perth after leaving Uerihim.
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