Geraldton Beats West Perth in Lackluster Australian Game
In dull weather at Recreation Ground Geraldton defeated West Perth B by three goals. Key players included Eustace in front of goals and Boliva with steady marks, while West Perth’s defense showed resilience. A post match dinner at Railway Hotel honored visiting players and cited improving standards across Australian football.
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Geraldios
Geraldton
Wents
Eustace
Angel
Bolivia
Moore
Asdshways
Rowe
Chisholm
Bradler
P. Evenson
J. Thomas
Garratt
Lynch
O'Malley
Hide
Cowan
Eboss
Upper Chapaas
West Perth Exhibition Draws Crowds at Railways Event
A large Sunday crowd watched West Perth players showcase skills at a railway expo, with Boyle replying for a prest-S meal and Solowed by fal poimia. The match featured O Rourke boot, Solowed by quick exchanges, and a 13 minute battle where Westerns pressed, but Mass and teammates failed to convert clear chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exer Sfeane Wneeck Paaken
Chaismaney
Peak Hill
West Perth
O'Rourke
Chapman
Wits
Willcock Explains Federal Industrial Powers Debate
A crowd in Marine Terrace heard Mr J C Willcock discuss Federal Government plans on industrial dispute powers. He warned the proposals threaten Western Australia’s arbitration system and could yield coercive control over labor and political issues, urging locals to vote against them. He contrasted federal overreach with state autonomy and questioned the need for military and court interventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Terrace
J.C. Witleockim
J. Aed
Willcock
Bower
Federa Court
Western Australia
Eestor Carroll
Tdems
Gregory
Beft
Ailvissha
Peteral
Frey Cooks
England
Fedral
Fremantle
Bie Coat
Geraldton
Vic. Johnson Nla
Australia
Commonwealth
Willcoch
Mingenew District News Highlights From August Harvest Break
In August fall, Dace clips finished heavy, rain brought 74 points Monday. Prices topped at £14 paid by Mr. Roberts for cattle on the 23rd. A steers’ fright disrupted auction, while Harry Parbour rode bareback before the crowd. Wheat cleared from Arrino yards ahead of bumper harvest. motor trucks rise in use. E Y Taylor drives the Termination Committee and a new Post Office addition, Mim H Hop appointed as daytime telephonist. Australasian Association explorers, led by Clarke and Mawson, visited Mt Scratch then moved toward a northern coal seam, with field study across roads rendered poor by 90 miles of rain.
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Pram
Dace
Roberts
Harry Parbour
Dongarra
Carsameh
Mingenew
H. Thomas
Mingonew
Clay
E. Y. Taylor
Mim H. Hop
Australarian Association For the Advancement of
Serenew Arried
Elmir
Douglas Mawson
Dunn
Indian Geological Surve
Cotton
University of
E. de C. Clarke
Farewell to Mr. F. J. G. Miller at Geraldton Bowling Club
A large gathering at the Walpealay green farewelled F J G Miller from his Geraldton post as WA Bank manager, with gifts of a clock and pip set. President F Green led tributes, praising his sportsmanship and long service. Miller will join Northam, expressing hope for friendly meetings in future. The crowd extended best wishes to Mrs Miller as well.
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Walpealay
F. J. G. Miller
W.A. Bank
Northam
F. Green
Geraldton
Bewney
Mr. Miller
Gemldton
B. Taylor
Greem
Rhead
Miller
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Cartwright
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Spanney’s Limited
Sone
Behr Bros
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