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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 17, 1909
Page
1
Commercial Union Western Australia Branch located at Commercial Union Buildings St George Terrace Perth appoints George H Johnston as secretary.
A letter condemns the Old Age Pensions scheme as a sham, citing cases of alleged improper investigations and coercive demands. It argues that applicants face delays, reduced benefits, and biased magistrate guidance, with specific reference to cases involving A.B. and an Australian context. The writer accuses officials of politicized favoritism and “coached” magistrates in Perth.
A compact note urges readers to frame their cherished item. It emphasizes the value of preserving a favorite object by choosing a high quality frame and materials to protect it for years. The item’s sentimental worth is highlighted as a reason to invest in framing.
Arthur Nicol reports completion of Callagiddy Station purchase on behalf of Wessrd Nalston and Jackson. The 11,000 sheep station sold for £16,500, meeting seller and buyer satisfaction. Powell plans a vinegar charge for management and Southern cross plans. Weather and wool reports follow from Brick House, Boolathuna, and other stations with rainfall and shearing progress noted.
Splendid rains revive the country as gullies run strong and crops look well. New settlers on the Unkabella Estate make progress with fencing and fallowing. Unkabella School plans a public event on the 28th with a dance to follow. Proceeds from Mr. Jeffery’s term concert will aid the children. Residents suggest renaming Oakabilla School to Howatharra.
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