Fremantle to North West Ports and Singapore liner service
Fremantle to North West Ports and Singapore with several vessels including ERCO GONGOS VAKOO CHARON and others sailing from Geraldton and Fremantle. DALGETY & CO, LIMITED handle freight. Western Australia ship LINER "LIA" 3000 tons at 18 knots. Captain James Rodger to wait if possible. Geraldton to Port Darwin via intermediate ports, August 8. Fastest vessel on North West coast with tropical provisions and large refrigerator. Fares Geraldton Fremantle 1 pound 16 shillings single."}
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Prom
Geraldton
Fremantle
ERCO
Mills
Gongos
Townley
Othe
Geraldves
North-West
Java
Singapore
Vakoo
Hichardson
Charon
Darleish
Freighta
Rasaugo
Apply Dalgety & Co, Limited
Carnarvon
Lia
Mongolia
James Rodger
Ueraldton
Port Darwin
Geraldton-Fremantle
Frank Green and Co
Marine Terrace
Sunrise and Sunset Figures for Geraldton District
Calculated sunrise and sunset times for Geraldton using figures supplied by the Acting Government Astronomer Mr H UW Carlewin. Includes references to lunar phases First Quarter August 17 and Full Quarter August date, indicating period context and data source.
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Geraldton
H. UW Carlewin
West Australian maritime notices and local events 1890s
Shipping movements from Fremantle and Geraldton list several vessels including Pareo Charon Gorgon Zoulandia and others setting sail for ports in Java Singapore and Australia in August and September. Local notices describe a council election polling day a benefit concert at Queens Hall and many community events plus mining reports on Narra Tarra and Pine Creek gold findings and police proceedings.
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Rss
Ion
Pareo
Eremantle
Geraldton
Nor
Java
Singapore
Mindergo
Freimantle
Charon
Fremantle
Gorgon
Zoulandia
Adelaide
Melbourne
Sydney
Notice to Advertisers Seeks Timely Alterations
Advertisers are asked to send alterations to advertisements on the day before publication to ensure proper attention to their requests.
Sale of town blocks at Mullowe draws strong bidding
Mr James C. Kidd held a sale of 77 Victoria Location 1675 blocks at Mullowe. Highest price paid for the corner block by O. McKenna. All lots sold with an average of £17 105 per block. Also reports a Queen's Hall novel contest with Mr McEvoy and Professor Beguy, boxing at the Masonic Hall, and weather updates with heavy rains affecting Geraldton and surrounding districts.
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Moliewa
James C.kidd
Mallews
Victoria
Mullowe
Queen's Hall Wright
Arthur Whitee
McEvoy
Globe Brewery
Siguy
Queen's Hal
Professor Beguy
Perth Small Pox Scare Fades Over Toxic Rash
Perth readers learned that the suspected small pox case at the Commercial Travellers' Club in George's Terrace is not small pox but a toxic rash linked to vaccination. The club had been under quarantine since Saturday and was released as the issue cleared up.
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Marie Terrace
Durlacher St
Thorcon
Perth
Commercial Travellers’ Club
Inst. George's Terrace
Trans Australian Railway Engineer Reported to Resign
Unofficial reports from Kalgoorlie state Mr Chinn has resigned as engineer of the Western Australian section of the Trans Australian Railway. He has been absent due to illness, with Deputy Engineer in Chief Mr Hobler arriving recently to take charge of the Kalgoorlie office. Hobler refused to comment when questioned.
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Kalgoorlie
Mr Chinn
Western Australian
Trans Australian Railway
Hobler
Prime Minister silent on Chinn resignation report
Melbourne reports August 11, the Prime Minister refused to confirm or deny the resignation rumors about Mr Chinn. He declined to issue an official statement, remaining reticent on the matter.
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Melbourne
Chinn
Ministe
Meekatharra mining yields large gold haul and optimistic notes
Meekatharra resident Mr Frank Mahony returns from the Horseshoe with 207 ounces of gold after a trek 16 miles from Peak Kill. In two months at the Brilliant prospecting area he stored about 280 ounces, saying the haul came from three buckets of dint in old mine workings. Marmont manager Mr R Davies reports July output of 3190.25 ounces and says August should rise. Tom Ryan, arriving by Wednesday train, remains confident that Marmont rivals Fenian in potential, calling it a mine with strong prospects.
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Frank Mahony
Meekatharra
Horseshoe
Peak Kill
Mahony
R. Davies
Marmont
Tom Ryan
Taye
Moekatharra
Melbourne Man Killed Cleaning Engine Crash
Albert Scully a 24 year old Melbourne utility worker was crushed between a buffer and a dead end while cleaning a locomotive at North Melbourne Locomotive Yard. He leaves three widows and one child.
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TRAGH
Melbourne
Albert Scully
Uew North Melbourne
Dock laborers death at port after drowning
Leunceston in August 31 reports Cyril Constantine, 90, a dock worker loading a steamer, fell into the river when hit by a timber sling. A seaman dived in but failed to save him. The body was recovered later but life could not be restored.
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Leunceston
Cyril Constantine
Western Amseedie
Victoria District Tut Club annual meeting report 1913
The Victoria District Tut Club held its annual meeting at the Clubroom with between five and thirty members attending. President A R Greets presided early, J McCuwaMt later took the chair. The annual report shows expenditures and receipts for the year ending July 1st 1913, including £295 issued to honorariums, £110 guaranteed, and £206 received from members. The club faced improvements to fixtures and water supply, considered racing conferrals, and reported a total income of £708 18s 3d with a balance of £5 10d carried forward. The report was adopted with officers listed and committee named.
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Victoria
Betwen
Tom Reherr
J. McCusaMt
Cuial
Jose
Manbenip Foc Sa
Smewat Steel
Gertie
Bex Cumber
A R Greets
Messrs Roberts
Speed
W. McK. Grant
Amb Lr
Overheu
Mesam
Wind in a Badly Framed Speech
Fragmentary OCR text shows a speaker complaining about value and voice. The lines indicate uncertain dialect and leadership weight but no clear person or organization names or event details.
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Pom
Opporite
Fuller & Co
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Appealis Anglican Church
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Queensland ‘Assurance
Messrs
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Sind
Brauell
Surrey Chambers
Feith
THE
Ocean Steamship Company Limited
West Australian Steam Navigation Company, Limited
United Service
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Dawa
State Steamship Service
Queens Hall
Arthur White
Evelyn Elisa
Sylvia Ulrke
Mona’ Conlon
Pert Gibbs
Dick Royal
Chas
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Fry
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Parah
Yetna
Berringarra
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Peer Forrester
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Narra ‘Tarra
Gooi
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Sildale
Nahawal
Fremantle Trading Company
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Northampton
New
St. George's
Elwes Street
Eyaldtan
the Coliseum
Fuller's
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Agnes
Northern Territory
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Srd
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Biwi Point
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A. J. Davies
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G. Laing
J. G. Clarke
TR Delucy
Marine Tereucay
Cnt Ae
Trans-Australian Railway
Y ‘Chinn
Meekatharra Mining
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