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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 04, 1928
Page
2
Fragmented items report evensong at Blu Point Hall on Wednesday and a swearing in of councillors at the Council Chambers on Thursday. Also noted are theatre listings, an alleged robbery case, hotel fines, and local notices amid scattered weather and shipping notes.
A wholesale hardware firm in Min eapodia pursued debt recovery against a local debtor. After shipment, drafts were unpaid and the firm moved to pressure the debtor through the Railway Agent and local Bank, while seeking legal help. The debtor claimed loyalty to the town, asserting credit was sound and that the sole lawyer in the district would not recommend outsiders, ending with an expletive from the pastor.
The Centenary Committee wrote to the Municipal Council protesting the district’s omission from the Cent film describing it as only a film and assuring the district would be included. The message was part of a broader appeal from local officials and residents.
Amérnly attended a postgame gathering after a closely contested game. The NABAWA oaean Tutah seeees Busting and Groreeler led with 9 for 31 while J. Harria and Grey added key points. Strong efforts by M. Groesster and Grey highlighted the tally, with final totals showing a hard fought team effort.
The readable fragment mentions Houston and a taxi rank topic with unclear phrasing about applying for something and a meeting. The sourced text is garbled, but indicates a local transport or taxi question involving Houston and a possible permit or fare issue.
Franc Xaviers parishioners and clergy gathered for the Opening of the New Sanctuary at Viein Cathedral amid sentiments of gratitude. Archbishop Chae officiated with absent Met Puther Wallace regretted for health, while Rev Hawes praised builders and donors who funded allocations including £250 from Rix, £11 from Mr Bourke, and £100 from P Morisey. Total cost stood at £1900 with £1922 still owed, funded by ongoing vicariate income to retire the debt.
Secretary Me A Corkewig reports a letter from Mr A C ie about use of the Town Hall for three nights during the Gaiety Week. The committee to grant £10 and allocate any excess to Town Hall Fund. Discussions include profits, clock installation, and scheduling with the Gaiety Company. Also notes church feast, children’s sports, and a soldier shot by a sentry in a related line.
Geraldton council last week approved a rebate for the Sire of the Tows Hall event linked to the Geraldton movement. Mr Syd Cameron led the request noting the initiative funds the Revrestien ieanil cause and would aid entertainments and sports for the town. Dr Testor and Dr Davis supported the grant, aiming to raise about £500 during the Week.
Readable fragment lists pricing and items across Oswell's clothing lines. Men shirts socks underwear and ladies undergarments are shown with old style prices. Mentions crepe, hose, gloves and bloomers with varied prices and color notes.
The record lists multiple bowling results with players such as Martech Jomphs Luttrell Gershon Wetere W itye Meniarcerott Tillatt Wheat Trine defeating Watteron Edwanis 21-15 and Bennet beating Zurcher Leviler Mills 4 to 23. It covers handicaps for the Christmas Dandies and notes rules on safety distances and conduct during play.
The Call notes progressives pushing for the new green pavilion and improved surroundings drawing crowds. It praises the structure as roomy and fine, predicting increased popularity and local advertising impact. Ex-president Me Crae’s transfer follows the project, with other benefits expected. A club is forming at Dos Garra ahead of a Northern League for Murchison centers.
A 14 member committee led by Mr Ray Webb and secretary Mr Tel Clifton outlines a program to restore the club as a major town welfare factor. The plan includes a shower installation, a 1 shilling annual subscription and fixed joining fee, with chairman Mr Murray Little and five workers named. They draft plans for carnival, Boxing Day, and New Year events, and a liaison with municipal works bodies to support jetty needs. Weekly committee meetings start next Thursday as the group aims to revitalize activities.
Prom Gat Ows Correspon dent reports December 3 1928 notes that Mullena residents celebrate with Druids and Railway Crocket Alsb gatherings, Anglican Ladies Guild planning events, and Christmas preparations. It mentions Jack Smith’s honorary examination, future town growth hopes, hospital visits, a New Year fancy dress ball, and Winnie’s speedy recovery plus farmers rushing to finish stripping before Christmas.
Gerhalton Rowing Club hosted a five-crew regatta for the Tindal Cup. V Kempton’s stroke squad led in heat one, beating A Curlewin by a length. In the second heat A Carter’s crew posted the winning post just a length ahead of R Wight’s combination. The semi between Kempton and W Elliott produced a tight race, Kempton winning by a narrow margin as Carter’s crew failed to meet the reserve row.
The report notes Mr E Buell Hay arriving on a business trip and others staying through Christmas. H J Stafford, hospitalized at Rosella for recovery, and Theodore Emgelbyerdt, earlier at Roselly, are described as not fully recovered from injuries. A Mrs Meyer, wife of Lt Col Charles Hartwicke Meyer, died by her own hand in Cyunes, leaping from a hotel balcony, amid an incurable illness.
The week presents a string of attractions with Tom Mix in Horseman of the Puna, a noted comedy The Branded Man, and a Celtic romance Sally in Cur o Alley. The program highlights include photoplay charm, a strong cast, and a mix of Western action and musicallike narratives appealing to varied tastes.
July release notes mix critical view of La Boheme as opera while praising Lillian Gish in a new film adaptation. Comments on performances by Rodolfo played with fervor, Renee Adoree, Everett Horton, and Colline, with a sense of disappointment in missing the opera’s dramatic core. crowd turnout noted at 4 10 % of 137 and immigrants protest described.
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