Visit of Sir George Buchanan Sparks Harbour Development Talk
A large representative gathering at the Council Chambers welcomed Sir George Buchanan, harbour expert, and Minister for Railways J G Willcock. Speakers urged rapid harbour works at Geraldton, with focus on dredging to reach 28–30 feet, expanding manganese and lead mining, and better rail links to connect Wiluna and the Kimberleys.
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