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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 30, 1910
Page
2
A crowded Smiths Summer Fair catalogue from The Big Store lists discounted textiles and garments. Pongee washing lawns and floral muslins slide to clear. many items reduce from shillings to lower prices. The sale highlights pillow covers, dress fabrics, boys and men's apparel, and special value embroideries with wide cuts and yardage notes.
Shipping firms SHIPFTAG The Ocean Seamship Company Limited and The West Australian Steam Navigation Company Limited unify to provide a coordinated united service across maritime routes. The collaboration aims to streamline schedules, bolster capacity, and enhance efficiency for regional and international voyages.
Shipping notice listing Fremantle to North West Ports routes including Java and Singapore. From Geraldton for Fremantle and for North West ports with dates in April May. Mentions captains Dalgleish Wodnondas Dalgety Limited as agents and ports Fremantle Carnarvon Dosenck Porthland.
Shipping news lists arrivals including Pilbara voyage captained by H McLellan arriving at Fremantle. Passengers Mr and Mrs Taylor, Messrs Browne Walker, Melo lyre, J Donovan and others are named among crew and passengers.
Mesera Dalgety and Co report steamer movements with Gorgon to Geraldton on Friday 2th April Parolevee to Geraldton on Thursday 5th May and Priv doyth Mijorton Waves to North West ports Jaca and Singapore Fremantle to Geraldton and North West ports Albany to Fremantle and Mag to Geraldton Audini to Geraldton. Also church address notes and railway extension pleas plus court cases and local board notices.
Church of England Holy Communion schedule at 7 10 and 10 a m Mass at 7 40 p m devotions children address and sermon Rev W Floyd Shannon B A Geraldton Rev J Tiller noted with times 730 possibly a typo for Rev J Tiller placeholders.
Telegraphic news from Port and Geraldton reports northern, gubifelde, and Getallion disruptions near MaowW. Hungerford sale of household furniture and vehicles due to early departure for England scheduled for Werthes tag, Slay Slyat. Builders and tender calls for Wampstead project at Newmarracarrachow on May Sak with architect Mr. Ochiltree. Geraldton railway office tender for a new mouse line at the lace formant. The Weng End of the Cow We Swinburne remark sparks laughter amid a recent Irish parliamentary comment.
A fragmented report notes a 75 to score by the Lures over a rival team as Runwel and Goservuent figures appear in unclear context. The text references Tandon Ay and Hadsettons with vague mentions of Creme and Sucieuslist.
London April 29 The King has noted nine desires to have his name wiped from all pole tie controversies.
A damaged steamship named Carpentarius Rudder Stock Urorey, reported in London, August 2, was from Durban to Cape Town. It was righted out of East London with the rudder intact and no assistance needed as the steamer was hauled back to harbor.
In London Ayril 4) Capt Jems Holford pleaded guilty to fraud. He admitted conferring his own set two diamond lend manent set diamonds and peat rallar, with him acting as bailee in the scheme.
A fragmented OCR fragment describes a violent incident involving a headmaster at Nay srchibers With School for Girly and a spouse. The text references murder attempts and details about the attackers, with garbled names and place names making specifics unclear.
Reported Albanian insurgents mass near Katchanik as clashes surge. Villagers fear reprisals while deputies face threats from workers in Pribenh and Ipek for cooperating with authorities in an anti policy.
An Aldershot order records Captain Dorrien Smith stopping a soldier named Lomboo at Aldershot for smoking cigarettes while on duty. It notes that many soldiers are infected by smoking and directs commanding officers to enforce restrictions permitting barracks or parade areas only.
Adelaide April 29 report notes telegraph service interruption affecting today's racing feature. Scratchings listed for events at Goodwood with top contenders including Malustey and Glue the favorite, while Vivian Good Mary and related pundit betting are mentioned amid racing chatter.
News brief notes Mrs. Tary of White Peak is making progress in treatment and recovery following a recent illness or operation, with family members and local friends observing steady improvement and hopeful outlook.
Gernbllom residents desirous of building are urged to call on Millers Karri and Jarrah Company at Marine Terrace Telephons. Offers presented appear almost irresistible, prompting buyers to become their own landlords through the firm.
Sydney April 2 The trial of Robert Steven Juwhor for February 1 Chinaman assault nears verdict. Evidence shows severe injuries and intent to cause harm. Jury deliberations ongoing as defense claims lack of corroboration and questions remain about guilt.
New Zealand report notes POWELRAL Nellinzion in April. The prisoner Powelka, who escaped, was recaptured after a brief lapse near Palierston Neri street. He was revived by a railway stall courthouse and brought to trial. One person witnessed the event and the prisoner acknowledged thieft.
West Australia Perth April 36 officials note the Japanese cruisers Ass and Soe va have arrived at Albany port. No further details provided.
The Lampe Union at Fremantle protests against harbor authorities actions near the Tex mail steamer berth after the drowning of lamper Harry Brian. The incident forces altered port operations for the day though alternative berthing existed.
Mr. E W Franklin of Three Springs asks for practical methods to clear land and reduce health costs. He notes various techniques such as ringing, felling, chopping, and rolling, but warns heavy timber and certain species hinder progress. He argues a balanced, safer approach beats back-breaking axe work and urges finding reliable workers to improve efficiency.
A government conference opened in Geraldton with Acting Premier Mrs. B Wilson presiding. Delegates from agriculture and primary industries attended as leaders outlined plans for Wheat Belt development, state policy, and cooperative projects amid financial constraints and calls for national unity.
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