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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 23, 1925
Page
3
The Soviet Foreign Minister Bastir said Moscow will participate in the international conference on disarmament to be held in Geneva on May 4. Heobjected to outside interference and stressed the USSR’s priority in normal peace efforts.
Turbulence erupted as natives resisted police at Blormfnateia native area. Police charge and force were used to separate crowds. Reports claim four natives killed and two wounded with a European casualty.
Incomplete text notes revenue figures for yen in March and March 31 with totals around 7.004 and 0.0 values. It mentions surpluses near 0,000,000,800 and $50,0400, contrasting with earlier estimates and customer data.
April 24 report notes the Western epoch of Dr Mars and General von Hindenburg. the Communist candidate Herr Thachman faced exclusion by the Inter for failing to meet a condition that parties backing candidates must not seek to alter the constitution. The Communist party was unable to comply with the requirement.
Osaka dispatch reports the Japanese aeroplane carrier Akagi measuring 201 tone displacement with a 28 knot speed. The article recounts political debate in France over ministerial confidence, with Painleve defending the government and the chamber backing him by 314 votes to 50.
A historical record notes the Patse Court proceedings linked to the Grace sinkellor murder, detailing the accused Rhudes Bary Wieh and an employer MHnk de Wntendet as well as testimonies about family background. The report mentions a court ruling on a fortnight before the crime and references a defendant's behavior and family history, including a German mother and British-born siblings. The accused were remanded.
The text notes Aviention draws to the programme of a two days race meeting next month with owners and trainers urged to nominate by next Tuesday. A total stake of 19 pounds 310 is mentioned alongside racing stakes and entries.
AMEAC DAY meat delivery notice from EF farmunace of the provisions of the Shope and Partorice Art. Deliveries will be on Saturday. SHOPS will be closed all day. Customers are requested to approve these requirements before 8 p.m. o8 Prblay. ail as esirhy ax punalble. ALY. WWALLER
The Police Association reports government approval of enhanced funding following a commission inquiry into police administration and pay. The minister confirms the increase will support wage and service improvements for officers.
The Prime Minister informs that a letter from the Australian Commissioner says the Navy program has progressed to an advanced stage. Due to emergency fueling and provisioning issues, a visit by the American fleet and a meeting with state authorities is being considered.
Yeatenslay the strike organiser reports workers loyal to the seeinion as the town sees little front bar trade. A local union president defends the dispute, noting costs and shipping factors influence beer sales and that no morning developments occurred.
The fragment discusses a voyage to Fremantle and a man who endured imprisonment or conflict. It mentions a voyage to Sydney and an unnamed event with a wrist restraint. The readable portions are sparse and offer no clear names, dates, or outcomes.
The Australian Commonwealth Line steamer Eromunga remains without a crew as no reply comes to calls for sailors. The Marine Transport group of unions has agreed to lift a boycott against the vessel, while authorities seek a writ of attachment against an assistant secretary of the Sydney Sea Union.
A large crowd toured the Geraldton district maternity home grounds yesterday as the committee praised the facilities. The building, facing the sea near the jetty, is ready for patients with wards completed and other rooms nearly finished. Donors from Walkaway and Port Point contributed funds and kitchen equipment, and patient intake is expected to begin as staff arrive from Geraldton on Tuesday.
Boldor Smith and Coy conducted their monthly sale at the centre on Tuesday with a modest turnout. Lots included young sheep and small lots in good condition, plus a few pens of good quality welters. Prices quoted show cat wethers and ewes, pigs and cattle, with overall activity limited by tradable stock shortages.
Agents report a yarding at Copley with a range of prices for cattle and beef, including bullocks between 14 and 15 pounds, lighter stock around 11 to 12 pounds, and beef at about 60 shillings per hundredweight. Dalgety and Company Limited and Western Australian Parwers Ltd are among the sellers.
The Midland market reports mixed livestock values with wethers, ewes, lambs and cattle showing firmer or steady bids. Prices span light to heavy categories, with notable firmness in certain beef and pork goods. major firms Dalgety and Westralian Farmers listed stock numbers and purchasers.
Dalgetyart Company held a Northampton sale featuring about 2,190 sheep with several attractive ewes in good condition. A large in-lamb section and numerous plain averages appeared, with many pened at various prices. Overall demand adjusted with prices listed for ewes and hoggets. horses also sold.
The Municipal Council weighed charges and a plan to convert Recreation Ground into a controlled park with fencing and a tea room. Debates covered funding shares from the Football and Cycling clubs, with the association seeking 25 percent support and clubs offering 15 percent or 24 to 40 pounds, while residents bore maintenance costs and potential gate income.
Two Perth teams faced Moonyoonook in the Jurgen Hojo Cup at Perth on Saturday. Irwin Burgess injured, Douglas Edgar stood in. Moonoonooku edged Perth by one goal after a late rally, with Irwin scoring repeatedly and Nelson Pearce and E Cole among top players.
A terse notice from Dalgety Company Ltd of Geraldton invites estrial parties to engage in a forthcoming business opportunity. Whitehurst and Agest are referenced in the invitation as interested entities.
Market notice from Nabawa on a Tuesday in May 1925 lists cattle sheep and horses for sale. Entries include 2 000 wethers plus various ewes and lambs, mixed sex weaners, June bidding notations, and a horse category with entries by local stockmen. The fragment mentions suppliers and multiple buyers in the region.
Details for racing events across multiple handicap and stakes at the Victoria District Turf Club. Includes nomination and acceptance payments, race weights, and conditions for races such as the Bam, Falges Cup, Thundelorra Handicap, and related events. Also lists deadlines, local district eligibility and administrator contacts in Geraldton and Winkeroo with schedule notes for First and Second Race days in April and May 1825.
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