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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 30, 1907
Page
7
Mr S Grimish has taken over the long established hostel ry and invites its old patrons and their friends to visit, signaling a return to familiar service and welcome.
Arthur Goddard urges action on repairing the Post Office clock at Federal Government expense, proposes light funding, and contests neglect by officials. He also calls for a by law to fine litter throwers, requests street name posts, and champions footbridges on principal streets for ladies with prams.
A report details several ore parcels and battery treatments including 133 tons at Satwa yielding zinc and other results, 54 tons with 24 ounces of gold, and 219 tons from Wanderie with multiple assayed outputs. It notes diamond drilling on Tinlal Development No 4 bore, a reef intersection at Catalpa, and 147 tons cleaned at Cucone battery. Mindoolah employs over 100 men, subsidies per ton aid low grade stone, cyanide plant promised, East Fin gall pending exemption, Queen of the Lake lease re pegged, Fenian clean up of 601 tons yielding 1,4748 dwt, and a Supreme Court judgment in Dawes vs Heerey for goods sold.
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions a mining site at Bugis with plans for product development and dividend mining. References to a shaft, Gine as West and a future up the ace of the pack country oils products and dividends. Details are unclear and no verifiable entities are readable.
An important mining transaction tightens control near Day Dawn. Kinsella leases, covering 74 acres, are bought from W Valmer’s Auinsella group. Development has found a large reef with low grade ore. Under Halлоw of Chiat Sinwall Co the mine may pay. Ore may be transported to the Great Fingall battery by aerial tram or electric power.
Mr W Prior, auctioneer, Day Dawn, reports weekly market activity. Supplies large. prices mostly steady. Vegetables abundant with easier prices. Swedes in good demand, white turnips slow. Prices: vegetables per dozen 9d to 1s6d. cabbage 8s to 12s per beg. cauliflowers 7s to 6s. green peas 8d. new potatoes 15s. fruit oranges 1s6d per dozen to Ws per case. lemons and apples varied. Poultry prices listed for fowls, ducks, goose weights, hens.
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