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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 03, 1911
Page
3
A dispatch from Government supporters indicates the decision on the Veto Will will be forwarded to the Lords on August 2. The notice outlines delays and official steps ahead of the Lords debate.
London reports continued dockers unrest after a temporary settlement. Striking workers at the Port of London Authority and the Tilbury docks demand a uniform rate of eight pence per hour, with about 1000 men affected according to officials.
A vast fire in Constantinople devastates a 5 million pound area, reducing streets to ruins. Many die, with some victims perishing in unique ways as residents seek safety in underground cisterns filled with heated water when buildings collapse.
The Temps in Paris urges the French Government to propose a European conference over the Morocco crisis. It states Germany seeks the abrogation of the Algeciras treaty made by the 1908 International Conference.
The Standard Oil Trust plans to dissolve its 35 subsidiary companies in New Jersey and distribute their stock to parent shareholders following a recent Supreme Court decision. Financiers contend the move preserves the trust’s essence despite legal compliance.
The Christ Church choir concert featured enhanced by an appreciative audience and encores. Soloists included Mr Scott and Keetehmar amid a varied program with La Se Adtate and Hilven Alannah. The Rowing Club quartet, Mrs Morris Charke, and many contributors helped make the event a success with a dance afterward.
The readable lines describe Johnny and Frid seeking tadpoles, a deep tank scene, and a distorted warning phrase. No coherent events or names provide a clear news item or report.
In Parliament Mr Wait presented last year finances with revenue of £134,000 the highest on record in Victoria and expenditures totaling £9,117,900. A case concluded in Annie Muhleson’s trial for procuring underage girls resulted in a guilty verdict and a 12 month prison sentence with hard labor.
The Rev Frank Patton of the Presbyterian Foreign Mission reports alleged oppression in the New Hebrides by French authorities. He cites kidnapping and indecent acts on recruiting vessels where women were offered to entice natives to sign or serve, urging the Imperial Government to intervene.
Federal figures from Melbourne dated Aug 2 show Treasurer Frazer detailing July allocations under the 25s per head plan. New South Wales 167,460 pounds. Victoria 193,421. Queensland 80,539. South Australia 31,666. Western Australia 45,000. Tasmania 10,728.
Senator McGregor criticizes the New South Wales Government for delays in assembling the destroyer Warrego. He accuses officials of wasting time waiting for imported material and cautions that completion will miss the contract deadline.
Mr Miller the UK Liberal member for Bathurst submitted his resignation to the Liberal Whip amid criticism at a Liberal Party meeting. Later he withdrew the resignation after assurances that his remarks did not show disloyalty. News from Mudgee and Liverhoot Plains arrives.
A telegram from Childers reports disturbances amid a sugar workers dispute near Brisbane on August 5. The district is described as fermenting with armed laborers and foreign workers reportedly driven away at gunpoint, prompting calls for stronger protection from police.
In Brisbane Aug, a murder is reported on Una in the Valaite Islands. The victim, reading on a verandah, was shot dead while local details and shooter identity remain unknown. news came aboard the steamer Meniudie from the Solomon Islands. Reverend Wanielis of the Evangelist Mission in Una is named in connection with the case.
In Perth on August 3 the dispute over pay and weekend work triggers talk of a meat famine. Workers seek £4 weekly instead of £3 0s and refuse Sunday slaughter, while masters hold to the Masters and Servants Act, raising the likelihood of a meat shortage.
The Review notes the National Mutual Life Association of Australasia for its sterling work in the year ending September 30, 1910. It highlights loyalty to clients, straightforward dealing, and a strong global presence with branches worldwide. The piece calls the company a brilliant example of prudent insurance practice.
John Buckley, longtime North Greenough resident, died Monday morning after a period of illness following an operation in Geraldton. He had lived in North Greenough for over 10 years and was aged with surviving children in the Buckley family. Funeral services were held at the Central Greenough church with burial in the local cemetery.
A Saturday Hast rifle match between Day Dawn and Mame at Marley saw Day Dawn deliver a splendid performance. Vitali led with a 568 score, while the field included Meenan, Thompson, and Reliy in strong showings as competitors posted top marks.
A Naralying district meeting discusses government water supply for a nearby well, post office staffing, and trucking yards. Delegates urge faster rail siding work, a gate for east access, and a suitable Naralying site for future improvements as farmers report good crops after recent showers.
Fragmented notice notes Me, MW, Itoston instructs leaving the State to sell all listed household furniture including wheels. Mentions double ad to Tedstoands and Linuleams. Also references a montero sou laying Fows and Indian Riancr Duck in unclear terms.
A public meeting of ratepayers will be held at the Tesekw State School on Friday August 7 at 8 p.m. to discuss severance from the Northampton Roads Board and formation of a single board from Inécka in the north and south.
Contracts for works will be received by the Minister for Works until noon August 16. Details show removal of the Alma School and renovations including police quarters in Geraldton and alterations to other buildings. The undersigned will be sold by auction on the specified day at the listed premises.
Tender advertised for farm land near Howatharra, description mentions fresh overflow and market garden suitability. Highest tender not accepted. details and parties to contact G. PAVEN at Hiowatharea, two miles away.
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