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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 20, 1925
Page
1
The Whole of Our Large and well Assorted Stock heavily discounted with corsets frocks tweeds and wool garments on sale. Includes Wall boned COUTIS CORSETS in sizes up to 22, Wool Vests and Woollen Jackets, knitted frocks, baby wear, ticking, and various specials at reduced prices. Offers indicate attractive prices across men women and children's apparel.
A garbled ad promotes a sale on cashmere box suits and overcoats with low prices. It touts shirts, frocks, singlets, froges, silk, and crepe items, claiming wide availability and guaranteed fit, with prices listed in shillings.
In a mysterious item from the market, a note hints at rising wine prices tied to a quirky tea and Bay Shaper scheme. The fragmentary text suggests consumer confusion over costs and a call to seek clearer pricing.
Belmont Park hosts hurdle and flat races with Arrow Speed Brown Stag and Laodocus among contenders. Orient Flavour wins the Trial Stakes by two lengths over Iago as Perasco, Devil’s Wing stumble. Landon dominates Belmont Handicap field while Pitch secures Welter Handicap victory amid wide betting action.
The Wwumar board tours the Dalwallina area near Zantippe Farm about 25 miles east of Dalwallina. Chairman W. H. L. Bawyer represents metro settlers and basic assistance with no route guidance from the main line. Col. jit lays out 154 mile distance from the railway at Dubwal.
An aggrieved ratepayer’s lawyer denounces annual rates on lands and leases dated August 11, 1085, noting the Land Act 1588 provisions and the board’s limited powers if taxes are not lodged in time.
Twenty four thousand pounds were given away in stakes at Victoria Park. The AB.C. holds the plot as excitement surrounds the Birthday Cup meeting and almost four thousand pounds returned. Victoria Park, owned by the City Council, offered free admission and tote facilities. Tote stamp duty for the season reached fourteen thousand pounds with one hundred eighty pounds distributed to charitable institutions from unclaimed dividends.
A dack shund changed owners and moved to a nearby village. The dog settled in but returned to its old master after a few hours. When the new master telephoned for an update, the dog allegedly listened at the phone and led the master to the kennel, prompting the chastened dog to hurry back home.
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