Visit of the Governor General to Geraldton in 1907
Their Excellencies the Governor-General and Lady Northcote arrived amid town decorations after bad weather delayed the R M S Himalaya. A guard of honor, a formal welcome, and a street procession preceded a town hall ceremony with an address of loyalty and a lavish banquet, ending with departure for Mt Magnet.
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Lady Northcote
Bramantice
Himalaya
Lord
R.M.S. Oruba
Geraldton
Cresawell
Lord Northcote
F. E. Bedford
West Australia
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Lieut. Cowden
Light Horse
Lieut
J. C. Kidd
Marine Terrace
Francis-street
Shenton Street
Gregory-street
Augustus-strait
Fitzgerald-street
Sanford-street
Durlacher-street
Town Hall
Henry Stafford
Baron Northcote
G.C.M.G
G.c.le
C.B
Commonwealth of Australia
Edward VI
Commonwealth
Australia
Western Australia
F. G. Armstrong
David Paloor
Meyer
Geraldtium
Ki Edward
Murchison
Perth
Edward
Mt. Magnet
Market Reports From H S Mackenzie Week Ending August 10
Market notes show variable cucumber vegetables with fair supplies and steady prices. Thursday and Saturday sales were light with cabbage and cauliflowers among the better priced items. oranges and apples among the higher value, while ducks and fowls fetched moderate sums. A furniture sale at the Masonic Hall cleared well under trustees handling Archibald McKellar estate.
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H. S. Mackenzie
Day Dawn Auction Prices Reported by W. Vrior
Day Dawn auctioneer W Vrior at Day TDanon reports August 10 market firmness across lines. Prices include apples 15s to 11s, pears 10s to 9s, oranges 1s 6d per dozen, vegetables such as beans 1s 6d per dozen, cauliflowers 8s, pumpkins 13s to 10s, poultry including turkeys gobblers 25s to 16s hens 12s, fowls 7s 6d to 3s 6d, ducks 5s to 6s 6d, pigeons 2s and 1s 9d per pair, eggs 1s 7d per dozen, wheat 4s 6d per bushel, chal 90s to 70s.
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W. Vrior
Tdanon
Geraldton
Shearing Requisites Supplied and Stocked Items
The listing notes that shearing requisites and all Kangaroo Hunters requirements are stocked along with wire, bran bags, cornsacks, wire netting, and superphosphates among other artificial manuels.
Agricultural Implements Mentioned in Ad Copy
An itemized trade note lists quotes for Deering binders and drills Buffalo Pitt traction and ploughing engines Federal Harvester Littles Fluid and Powder Sheep Difs Renboy Sheep Branders.
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Deering
Buffalo Pitt
Federal Harvester
Little’s
Renboy
Wheelwright and Blacksmith Business Change Notice
The new proprietor informs the public he has taken over the wheelwright and blacksmith shop from F. G. Armatrong and is prepared to supply carta lorries drays spring carts horse shoeing and general blacksmithing on short motive and reasonable terms.
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F. G.armatrong
Handwriting Analysis Ad From Professor Banks Perth Wonters
An advertisement offers handwriting analysis by Professor I. J. Banks. It promises to reveal character from handwriting and requests samples sent with a Postal Note for In Gold or 24 penny stamps and a self addressed envelope to a Post Office box in Perth Wonters Australia.
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Yanks
c/o Post Office
Perth
Wonters Australia
Firewood Business Change in Geraldton
T Johnston gy Agine announces purchase of the Firewood Business Plant and Machinery of W G Armstrong. He will supply firewood cut to any length from his yard and the old yard in Durlacher Street with prompt delivery guaranteed.
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T. Johnston
Gy Agine
WW. G. Armstrong
Geraldton
Durlacher Street
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Laie
Kalgoorlie
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the Midland
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A & Spirits
Ship Inn
H. V. Baton
Batow
F. W.warwicker
Maeixx
R. Guscott
W.A. Hane
Geralviluon
Market Reports
Henry Wills & CO
J. Broad
J. Johnson, C.E
Pout Oticu
Guss. Armstrong
Gieraldton High School
Miss Laver
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