Fremantle to North West Ports and Singapore
From Geralowoe for Fremantle 3.5 PAROO Capt A Mills Batur day HA August From Gersldies for North West ports Jove and Bingepore B S PAROO Capt A Mille Thursday 17th September SB WENILYA Caph E Richardson Thursday Sed September
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Fremantle
Java
Singapore
Geralowoe
Paroo
A. Mills
Baturday
Gersldies
North-West
Jove
Bingepore
B.S
A. Mille
Wenilya
Caph E
Richardson
Minitya
Geraldom
Widereday
Minilya
Gerakitom
Nor’ West Parts
Faroo Traver
Geraldtom
Binepors
Wedeceday
Gerakitoe
Bivering
Bydery
Angert
Adslaide
Sth
Albany
Shipping arrival of the Hobert under Captain Millar
The ship Hobert arrived from Fastero States with passengers Mrs Leech and two children, Mr Nolton, Mr and Mrs Gilbert and child, Sr Daintrey, Mr J Hogan, Mr D Fitas, Mrs Metcalf and two children. Awoe oben 4 pm. Re Captain Miller bound for Panesgos, Mewre' Howall Eaton and Ruwell.
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Captain Miller
Panesgos
Mewre
Howall Eaton
Ruwell
Hobart Cargo Tale From The Geraldton Post Ole Board
The Hobart carried 300 tons of general cargo from Geraldton and returned with 50 tons, as reported in the telegraphic shipping note. The Geraldton Post notes the shipment under THLYGRAPHIC SHIPPING.
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Hobart
Thlygraphic Shipping
Geraldton Post Ole Board
Political team play shapes Fremantle district choice
The article argues that district voters abandoned factional loyalties to back the Labor candidate Price to avoid delaying the dock project. It cites Fremantle and surrounding areas where party lines blur as workers unite for local welfare, praising the “team play” that advances town interests over personal rivalry.
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Gers Atat
Wali Sera
Perth
Fremantle
Hosiary
Kalansing
Gerakiton
Iteom
Gerekitos
Comtent
Cockrass
Boath-West
The
Morning Herald
Asme
Labor
Price
Decentralisation Plan for Geraldton Backed by Press
The article argues for a decentralisation policy to develop Geraldton through roads railways and public works. It endorses Mr Cochrame's candidacy and claims a powerful media and party backing to win a parliamentary seat, while detailing opposition plans to split the vote by nominating Mr Carson to thwart Cochrame.
Political Factions Clash Over Geraldton Candidate
The article attacks Mr. Carson and Mr. Cochrane for party loyalty, claiming the Moore Government backs a compliant candidate to neglect the North. It portrays Mr. Brown as a Labor Machine pawn and warns electors to weigh motives, noting risks to Geraldton’s representation under Perth control.
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Carson
Iis
Cochrane
Moore
Canlidate
Caron
Midland Railway
Wr. Carson
Distri
Childres
Carsom
Eass
Fr Sity
Tammany
Geraldton
Perth
Euchre Party at Denida Hall in Geraldton Aided by TEA.0.D.
Local notices report a successful euchre gathering at Denida Hall under TEA.0.D. auspices with Delahuntly winning the ladies prize and B Dooley the gentleman’s prize. Booby prizes went to A. and Q. Evensen. The evening closed with dancing and songs, with Evensen and Dosley providing music.
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U.A.O
Mimes Delahuntly
Mesers
Evensen
Dosley
Attac
Messra
Evens
H. Alstos
Messrs
J. Moore
A. Wilsom
S.c
Geraldton Community Calendar Highlights Various Events
Fortnightly league meeting postponed due to low attendance. Euchre party and dance fundraiser for Geraldton Convent to be held at City Hall near Karns Hall on Friday August 25. Anglican and other local gatherings scheduled. Dongarra football trip and Geraldton Band concert with 75 members and new conductor. Masonic Hall address by Mr. T. L. Brown about Geraldton seat. cricket meeting at Freemasons Hotel. Railways club hinted. Obituary: Mrs. Sarah Smith of Gregory Street Geraldton.
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Geraldton
Randoom
Qarn
Dongarra
Geraldton Football Association
Idtoo
B., Watterson
Dso
T. L. Brown
R. M. Cochrane
Crowther
Northern Cricketing Association
Freemasona
Ramblers
The
Railways
Mechanics’ Institute
Moore
E. A. Brede
Sarah Smith
William Smith
Gregory Street
Hootenal Notes Social and Dance in Bootenal Hall
The social and dance in Bootenal Hall last Friday night drew a crowded Geraldton crowd. Guests included Mr T L Brown and Miss Brown, Mr and Mrs Bennett from Queen's Hotel, and about 20 others. Mr T L Brown as MC satisfied all, Mrs Joe White played keyboard brilliantly, trains ran on time, and Geraldton folk enjoyed their outing. Some locals display poverty, and if late rains do not come crops may suffer. Mr Cochrane speaks Friday, Mr Brown next week, as the community awaits his talk.
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Bootenal
Geraldton
Mrt
L. Brown
Miss Brown
Mr. Bennett
Queen's Hotel
T. L. Brown
M.C
Joe. White
Mr. Cochrane
Beinig
Navy and Army Review Draws 200000 in Sydney Visit
In Sydney on August 25 a naval and military review drew about 200000 spectators in honor of the American visit. A Louisiana crew routed Tilimoin im by margins, with about 22000 dollars spent on the race. No part of the American fleet will visit Fremantle due to coal constraints.
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Sydney
Robbers hold up Unley tram shed worker in August
An Unley tram-shed employee named Edward Dickson was cinched by two masked men with revolvers at 2 o clock while cleaning cars. They tied his hands and forced entry into a tram office where two bays held about £17 before escaping.
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Adelaide
Unley
Naiiol Edward Dickson
Eafo
Burglary at Adelaide Firm Office Fails to Miss Fortunes
A telegram from Port Pirie reports burglars broke into James Boll & Co.'s Adelaide office near the police station. The safe was moved but not robbed. it remains intact and no valuables appear missing. The incident suggests the intruders were disturbed.
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Adelaide
Port Piris
James Boll
Football Jubilee Carnival Results and Invited Matches
In Melbourne Victoria the football jubilee carnival continued with New Zealand scoring 12 goals and 11 behinds while Queensland managed 11 behinds. Went Australian and New South Wales were set to play today.
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Melbourne
Remlins
New Zealand
Quemmsland
New South Wales
Arbitration Conet Cited Over Pay and Hours in Perth
West Australian report notes the proprietors of the LDaily None cited before the Arbitration Court by the Typographical Union. The union seeks an award covering pay rates and working hours. Local printers and staff are affected as negotiations proceed in August.
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Perth
Ldaily
Calon
Wnion
Diabolical Murder in West Murray District
Perth reports a diabolical murder on West Murray near Pinjarrah when a Japanese fisherman Oki Iwekichi shot J. H. Shaw dead at close range about 9 pm. The elder Shaw’s son Carroll struggled with the assailant. the killer fled into darkness and has not been seen since. Investigators suspect premeditation and possible motive linked to February.
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Perth
West Murray
Pinjurrah
Oki Iwekichi
Mr. Shaw
J. H. Shaw
Carroll Shaw
Great Britain urged to build 30 battleships at two million each
London newspapers debate naval expansion with the Observer proposing thirty ships costing two million each to match Germanys fleet. The Daily News and others oppose the plan arguing against a costly buildup as Britains wartime programme faces criticism.
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London
Observer
Great Britain
Germany
Daily News
Hillerly
Russia Accepts Design for Four Dreadnought Battleships
London reports Russia has accepted the German design for four large dreadnought type battleships.
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Lwndon
Russia
Lord Milner Regime Draws Harsh Criticism in Transvaal
In London on August 4 General Botha spoke in the Transvaal Legislative Assembly condemning Lord Milner's regime. He warned the grant of three million pounds was one of the most regrettable incidents in Transvaal history, predicting a total cost to the territory of nine million. The Progressives argued the grant aligned with the peace treaty, while Mr. Chaplin questioned autocratic rule under Milner.
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London
Botha
Transvaal Legislative Assembly
Lord Miner
Transvaal
Gras
Chaplin
Milner
Bargain Sale Noted for Yard Construcing 2rd Yard
A fragmented notice describes a bargain sale involving cashmores and fabrics at a yard site with contruding work on a second yard. J.G.840 Big appears as an identifier or name in the imperfect OCR text.
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J.G
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Wednesdey
Poceeene
Eee
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Apply
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Gerskitos
Carsector
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Charon
Port Hedta
Comtack
Karra
Broome
Eeora Dalewiy Tod Co
Paroe
Geraldice
Jee J. Ross
Marius Terrace
Cate Ie Ee Grve
Beraldton Duardian
Fer Cocatzy
Faith
Justin
Cochrame
Victoria
Northern Development League
Mome
Hee
Grewy Deys
Country Party
Howse
Roeds
Frehin
Prem
Decentwebestion Party
Etromyth
Condrame
Geenklloe
Labor Party
Cape Town
Mr. Nemson
Mr. Carson
Parka
Northampton
Malis Offrer
de. Moffitt
R. Eliot
Arthur W. Halligan
T. A. Kidd
A. Meadowetol
J. Milly. Greenough
H. Witchell
Geraldine Station
A. Uneschke
Mullena
W. L. W. Harper
Sybil
Masonic Hall
Imat
Thunk
Mira Ninbella
Laffan
Greenough
BH. Nathar
Nanson
Me. Carson
Mr. I. Carson
Doctors al Masonic Mall
Meyor
Oakagee
South Australia
Rolbery Exer Arms
Lord Milner
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