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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 03, 1910
Page
3
Fragmentary notes show a London report on House of Commons returns and women’s suffrage actions. The passage mentions a session, parliamentary preparations, and suffrage proposals amid partial details from the era.
Three hundred Hungarian workmen recently sed ome saele howes in Budapest face harsh housing amid shortages. Inhabitants of Bade Peet live in dwellings consisting only of gal s rooms.
London December reports describe widespread floods in France with major cities like Nantes suffering disruption and thousands displaced. Simultaneously the Shipbuilding Trouble dominates headlines as the Shipowners and Employers Federation failed to secure details from builders amid a political gathering.
Boxing note reports Kelly and Langford matched to fight a 27 round contest in Los Angeles on January 8th. The bout draws attention as both fighters prepare trapping the tension of a long, grueling schedule.
An enjoyable skating evening featured novelty races and balloon penal for ladies as the main events. Winners included J Grimiah first heat and af Burton second heat in the race series, with Myrtle Turner and others placing in separate heats. Further events are planned for a future Friday night.
Fragmentary OCR notes claim Clement's Tonic addresses nerves and sedom periods in wet austein ranges. The text hints at tonics for nervous energy and blood purities, mentioning cues to tonics and the product's claimed restorative effects.
Telegrams indicate a push by industry groups in New South Wales to adopt the Federal Trade Award across the state. The Wayne Board is seeking support while detailing objections to water carriage mandates and rail prohibitions.
Local readers are urged to explore exceptional pricing across NSW markets highlighted by strong value offers. Shoppers may find marked discounts on household goods and daily essentials, with retailers emphasizing limited-time deals and competitive pricing.
A Friday night gathering saw Mes ire Deakin and Quick commend Thorn as a lineal ally. Mr Deskin urged unity to safeguard Australia destiny, praising the Federal Bema as a great frank and urging votes on all four questions.
A torn article from Victoria reports a severe thunderstorm at Tallangatta. a tree was struck by lightning and four people injured as the storm caused significant damage. The text mentions the selamograph at the heer yatory and a reverent Tearthaquakes event amid the weather chaos.
The Perth newspaper notes labor talks at Balink mine regarding wage rates and working conditions. Miners expressed dissatisfaction with current pay of 16 shillings and discussed potential cessation of work if demands are not met. Officials indicated possible delays and renewed interviews were planned for the following day.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate distress and missing crew from vessels including Captain Niben and a ship named Darling. Wreckage found suggests a maritime incident with several on board, though details and exact dates remain unclear.
A fragmented report describes rainfall and storm conditions near Le Graner and Edyme's station. It notes substantial rain at Edyme's, with 46 miles from Le Graner, and mentions many sharks observed offshore. Constable Duncan reports other tropical activity and storm impacts in the area.
A garbled 1920s style clipping discusses positioning or defining roles related to the Weecky or Weeckey figure within Broome. Names, dates, and clear actions are unreadable, yielding a brief, uncertain item about local figures and places.
In Pesth Tec 3 the House of Assembly debates a bill to build railways from Northampton to Ajana and to redraw the redistribution of seats. The measure frames reform of electoral districts and infrastructure funding within the constitution.
In West Australia, Hon. Sir Newton Moony The Kiln endorses keeping Sir Newton Moore’s title while abolishing the ten percent interstate shipping rate. The shipping rate plan aims to remove the intercity surcharge, effective December.
A Rowing Club concert followed the Orchestral Society event but drew low patronage. The programme featured Howling Club Quartette Party with Mrs Morris Clarke and Miss Winnie Craters among performers, though attendance dwindled and parts of the programme were abandoned.
A reader correspondence proposes staging The Martyrs of the Arena on December 7 to illuminate the calm yet daunted faith of early Christian martyrs. The letter suggests a dramatic approach, urging the editor to provide audience guidance and a clear interpretation to evoke strong emotion.
A fragmented notice reports a government land sale morning auction. Six lots were offered with an upset price around £101, bids reached to £80, and several parcels were purchased by named bidders including Walkawas and Linthore, amid unclear extra details.
A historic list shows students achieving diplomas and certificates in various fields. Marie Fels and Gracie Tat clare receive honors for academic distinction while certificates cover preparatory courses in music, violin, and other disciplines.
In Geraldton Guardian police court a case against William Lockey over a ring theft concluded after witnesses described the alleged confrontation at Marine Terrace. The ring valued at four carats was recovered, and the accused faced details of the sale and the hall marks. The paper notes subscription rates.
Builders invited to Wednesday November 11 deadline for erection of Buick and Stone Shop at Northampton. Details and contract terms available at Harry W. Marwcon’s office.
Auctioneered sale conducted by James C Kidd of Geraldton by order of the Perth Supreme Court will offer 16 young breeding ewes and 34 rams in the Victorian District. Sheep are well known, many in splendid condition, fat and well lined. sale in lots.
A notice calls builders to submit tenders by Saturday December 7 for alterations to premises formerly Marine Terrace and Elwesteret Geraldton. The license applicant, Edward Witkenoom, seeks the Victoria district license proceeding for a house in Geraldton. Submissions and contract terms are available at architect Tarr y Warwam in Geraldton. The business operates as The Central Fish and Saloon and date is November 1910.
H Mackenzie received instructions from Mr H Barenett to sell the entirety of his possessions including a sewing machine table bedstead and various furniture items. The document lists items such as two duchess chests a washstand and a tank with late eighteenth century phrasing and misspellings. The record reads like an early probate or auction directive with fragmented inventory terms.
Weekly bulletin lists temporary farm laborers and domestic servants arriving for engagement. Government officials in charge invite applications from employers at labor bureaus in Fremantle Northam Kell York Ni Wagin Narrogin Albany and other centers. Applications should be made directly to the officers in charge. November 8, 1910.
The skating rink announces monthly season tickets for Ladira Tam and floor access for 20.6d. Gross sales reported with Glideaway hailed as a feature. Proprietor listed as Alf E Morris.
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