New Season Dress Goods and Trimmings Unveiled
Ladies wear department announces fresh season dress goods and trimmings selected by head dressmaker Miss Churchill.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 29, 1911
Page
2
Ladies wear department announces fresh season dress goods and trimmings selected by head dressmaker Miss Churchill.
Charon departs Geraldton for Bre mantle and Fremantle for Gerald Aldyn on or about May 40th. Gorgon sails Fremantle toward Ger Aldyn on Thursday May 6. Viorgon heads from Geraldun to Nat West rats via Singapore on Friday May 5. Charon also leaves Fremantle for Gere raldten North West Java and Singapore on May 11. Bullars sails from Melbourne April 29, Adelaide May 2, Albany May 6 and Fremantle May 5 toward Geraldton. Geraldton Guardian subscription details offered to Commonwealth readers for twelve months at 12 9 6d.
The fragment references two sermons or themes titled Not Ashamed and Moved with Compassion delivered in the morning and 7. 0 pm by Rev J E Stone. It notes a preacher and two hymn or sermon titles Sweet is Thy Mercy.
The Australian referendum failed to produce large turnout as electors vetoed measures curbing state powers and preserving local governance. Analysts note Liberal disorganization and Home Rulers’ weaker mobilization influenced the smaller poll, with leaders urging better organization for future referenda.
Fragmentary text shows the Prime Minister warning Australians that passage of certain Bills would unsettle the public and threaten major reforms. The language hints at political caution ahead of controversial measures.
The report notes wheat at two shillings per bushel with rising prices as demand grows for local supplies. It covers a Gevers Walkists meeting, a Labour District Committee adjourned session, and plans to contest West Ward. Community events include church services at St Johns, a municipal council bi monthly meeting, and articles from the Australasian Traveller.
Sale of Mt Erin Homestead to Dal Getty and Company Ltd at Geraldton with full particulars from the auctioneers. Also: in sports, Wood defeats Roberts 31-27 in the Championship singles. Rankin on the Koomba dies of illness. Victona Pictures program tonight with The Tomb’s Wife and Desperation. missing man Holmes reported near Hills road with search ongoing.
An ad describes Clement's Tonic as a medicine for the system heart and longevity. It claims benefits for men and women in Australia and urges readers to send to their chemist to obtain the remedy and improve health.
The dialogue shows Hawbock asking about a borrowed item from Hooker and learns Hooker returned a corpse after leaving for Squadum earlier today. Mrs Hawbock notes Hooker’s corpse return, while Hawbock reacts with surprise and curiosity about the borrowing and purpose. The scene unfolds as a rural exchange with dry humor.
The article reports the first meeting of the U Irwin District Race Club at Mingenew Center with good attendance. It notes A I Harris as assistant secretary and organizer, Basford as starter, S Moore as judge, and mentions James Gardiner of Midland Railway Company among attendees. It lists trial stakes, flying handicap, hack race, upper Irwin district handicap, and other events with winners and betting odds, plus weather and turnout details from Perth on April 29.
A fragment discusses naval differences between England and France, noting more masts and vessel efficiency favoring the former, and calling for better training and faster officer promotion. It then shifts to cricket and local sports figures, mentions McDonald’s cricket and football exploits, and touches on a Dickens memorial stamp proposal with continental reception.
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