Linden Frecesses and Stevenson Match Noted
Telegrams report Linden frecesses and Stevenson tied to a 16.0060 Wp match with Stevenson at 1252 and Linden frecesses at 1.00. Milbourne Avenue 2% pat SOOKE referenced in the text.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 24, 1911
Page
3
Telegrams report Linden frecesses and Stevenson tied to a 16.0060 Wp match with Stevenson at 1252 and Linden frecesses at 1.00. Milbourne Avenue 2% pat SOOKE referenced in the text.
The Melbourne government plans a new department under direct Prime Minister control, to be called the Prime Minister's Department. The change would raise federal departments to ten, with estimated annual cost around 215,000 pounds. Treasurer will hold two portfolios, governing expenditure and general oversight as Prime Minister elect.
Mr Fisher urged peace after the Sydney Labor Conference addressed the action of Mr Holman and other Winkster members on the Referenda. He believed acrimonious debates would harm politics and the country at the present time.
Wellington August 23 three men named Kanter Frillespie and Gillie escaped injury when a used whaling launch exploded at Pie At ag early morning. An aquaa mite and powder exploded blasting the craft to pieces. The men were cast far from the wreck and one was burned on face and body. Debris spread along the beach for 200 yards.
A cab on a hill descent in Naples went awry when a horse stumbled and dragged a rider from the seat. The frightened horses dashed into a footpath where Miss Andersion of Wellington and Miss Baker of Na pier were killed. Mrs Porson sustained serious injuries.
In Sydney the Legislative Assembly begins with Speaker selection. Mr Black Toose nominates Mr Willis amid tension and rowdy proceedings. Mrs Wade delivers sharp opposition speech. Mr Thrower resists vacating a seat as chaos erupts, forcing intervention and further disputes.
Perth figures indicate higher railway construction costs and asset values. Total miles increased from 2,102 to 2,284 while earnings and working expenses rose, producing a larger surplus before interest and a gains in surplus earnings over expenses.
Honorary Minister Wefense and a mother face damages claim over alleged vice. The case opened before Justice McMillan and a jury with Mr. McKenzie examined by Mr. Kee Tuan as the defense opened.
London reports describe riots and shop robberies at Teoverur Monmouthshire Firbwvale and Thymmey linked to longstanding anti Jewish sentiment in the region. Jews as principal landlords allegedly used high rents fueling exasperation. Looters acted openly in daylight tearing through shops while police operations sent four rioters to hospital for treatment.
Mr Asquith announced the personnel of the Royal Commission to inquire into railway men's grievances. He said the clouds had lifted and both sides agreed to an immediate impartial investigation to settle the matter fairly and effectively without apportioning praise or blame.
P F Warner in the Westmen ter Gazette says the selected Marylebone Club team is an excellent combination. He notes a缺高-class batsman like Dr Fry is missing and highlights the need for a leg breaking bowler to counter Australian wickets.
In New York at the Century Club last night Sajloc Burke fought Papke for the middleweight title over ten rounds. Papke clearly outboxed Burke and was declared the winner as Burke showed little resistance at the finish.
The eighteenth Ger aldton Liedertafel concert in the Town Hall offered a large audience a varied program. While not equal to the April 5 performance, the pianist and choir delivered notable pieces including In this Hour of Sal ed Splendour and Saint-Saens selections. Dazzling instrumental moments and the encore sparked enthusiasm, with Miss Shem heard’s accompaniment and Mr Scott’s violin solo highlighted amid general strong vocal work and deft orchestral support.
Prott Our Own orreseaatent notes rising interest as fortnight passes with farmers anxious and voters engaged. Rumors of a six month electoral cycle surface amid talk of Jamey 10 Wurg tt and Maynard restoration, while a school test line and attorney general review unfold. Miss Millie Maynard mentioned in family context.
A damaged text segment lists musical examinations and marks with names in primary and elementary divisions. Candidates include Miss Minnie McCann Master Peter Melnnis Miss Rose Troy Lizzie Melnnis Erait Gladys Ga Eileen Lovelace Madge Dowden and Miss Ruby Dowden with several others noted. A pass score of 100 is cited for one candidate, Raines.
A garbled report covers a midweek and Saturday clash showing 32 participants scoring, with Hackomark ers delivering superiority. Thomas ties a notable score of 47, marking the first heat since the club’s formation. The narrative lists scoring details for a children’s hacking event and a great move by Bod’s.
An advertising notice details prizes totaling £3880 under the Sanction of the Attorney General. Winners receive deliveries by envelope submission to a representative. Local agents sell entries before 11 October, with postal note payments and direct applications due by 31 October.
Robert James Ridley residing at Naraline Victoria gives notice of intention to apply at the next Quarterly Sitting for a Gallon License for the premises at Naraling Townsite No 92. The building, 20 by 7, is a corrugated iron and jarrah store room not currently licensed.
Returnable at noon Monday notice for enders and attendees to claim items at HCSEAR booth on Ground. Derived by undersigned. T. A. Jones, secretary, Greenough Furriers’ list.
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