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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 14, 1923
Page
1
Stock-taking specials feature a wide range of woollens and garments including all wool vests socks and cloaks. Highlights include All Wool Children's Vests priced around 1 shilling 11 pence and Ladies Woollen items with reduced rates amid a stock-taking sale atmosphere.
A fragmentary ad touts sugar at 29 shillings per bag and prime chaff at 5 pounds 10 shillings per ton. It promises profit sharing with customers and urges collecting cash register tickets every Thursday.
A detailed account of a football clash between Brigades and Railways with shifts in lead across three quarters. The final scoreline shows both sides scoring, and key players such as Lynch, Rowe, Carter, Coffey, and Mutton feature prominently. The narrative notes spectator excitement and varied scoring runs, ending with a strong push by the Brigades and Railways.
Admiralty judge voices caution about fights at the sea bottom after rival salvage firms seek injunctions to bar competitors from searching for bullion aboard the Dutch steamer Tubanis sunk in 1916. Plaintiffs spent 40000 pounds after 15 months of work. judges urged non hampering, orders to bring recovered items to the Salvage Court for future entitlement decisions.
Uwe Bales promises a refund or replacement option described as superior to suction, claiming savings for commission and offering 450 extra bales as part of a charger deal. The note urges customers to provide 4 teal units and guarantees a response from Hato.
A fragment rich with local industry topic discusses consigning produce to Wilcox Mofflin in Geraldton and the impact of a dairy factory on butter prices, markets, and cow value, urging producer patriotism and capital in the district alongside sports notes on Howatharra tennis club activities and social plans.
An Arab man was found dead inside a tube in Tunis with unclear cause. Authorities suspect a fall from a higher grain building and burial by deposits. The report cites a May 52 ft Bayland Amervile vessel arrival in England for context.
In a rural assembly, traders and farmers clashed over Saturday versus weekday markets and a potential train schedule change. Mr Hall and Mr Keates led questions about railways, while opinion split on shifting freight to Friday or midweek to save costs. outcomes hinge on district approval and future meetings.
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