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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 04, 1928
Page
3
Turbulent night as the quake wrecked streets near Tak a center, walls collapsed, and fires burned. Telecommunication lines failed and relief divisions report two corpses and troops patrolling Telea after looting incidents.
A brief London dispatch notes a small quantity of medicine given to the King during a heat episode. His temperature registers at 20.4 degrees with slight improvement reported, though the text is garbled and some words unreadable.
A December report notes the King's temperature nearly normal and the outlook more hopeful, though the heart remains weak. Medical observers see improving signs, but warn the patient still faces risk amid ongoing care.
London reports Prince of Wales preparing to depart on a hurried voyage from Durban amid tensions over royal movements. Crowds line the route as bystanders watch the royal party, while officials inquired about the prince’s distant itinerary and the implications for the ongoing Pricer’s tour.
The fragment notes Taailam Thaer awaiting a plying boat with hopes to reach home on December 14. The passage includes garbled phrases and mentions The London Daily News in relation to the report.
A garbled royal document from November 2 references His Majesty's behest to Oil Kate at Buckingham Palace and outlines private discussions about property and selling rates. The memo notes Kate’s age and Derby attendance, hinting at inquiries and possible legal wrangling over wills and ownership in a confidential royal context.
Fragmentary report from December 3 describes doctors returning to the Palace at night. The Duke and Dr L F Whit are mentioned in relation to a disciplinary action with parameters unclear. The text references a midnight event and seating arrangements as part of a contingent proceeding.
Mr J T Muse departed Perth last week on a remarkable overland journey to the north. He traced a path through Port Hedland and Brsome to Perth facing harsh terrain, scarce supplies, and equipment failures, and endured a hazardous crossing of the Fitzroy River.
A garbled Perth racing note from December Dewi lists entries for a Beantow race and names like Midian, Dyed, and Austin Ravin Light but the fragmentary text leaves times and positions unreadable. The scattered words hint at a late program entry loss or misprint affecting results and schedule details.
A blaze broke out at a Perth Ly'rlock farmn showroom on Hay Street near Murray Street. Sparks and smoke filled the area as fire crews battled petrol and motor oil flames, with emergency services reporting visible heat and smoke drifting toward adjacent streets.
A large blaze devastated a county town in New South Wales this morning. Reports say many businesses and properties were damaged or destroyed with extensive fire refits and disruptions. Local authorities estimate the damage to be substantial as fire spreads to surrounding areas.
December 3 in Godeey a passenger plane piloted by Gallegr Gavel crashed near Hilltop, about 10 miles from Mittageag. The craft struck a tree, the pilot escaped, and resident Mie Bostock reported the plane flew over her home as it went down. the injured person was removed to safety.
International cricket report from Brisbane on December 3 notes England batting again as Australia bowled out for 123. Key injuries hinder Australia with Gregson injured Tuesday and Chapman de Dexpite. England angles for a run of steady scoring while Australia’s bowlers, led by Grimmett, struggle to break the last-ditch resistance of English openers. Weather interruptions and rain delays punctuated play as wickets fell and the tally moved slowly, with England’s Mead and Sutcliffe cautiously building a partnership before Nutcliffe fell on the eve of the interval.
In Darwin a two year old Greek boy named Nichols Callas was found drowned this morning near a public bathing area. He disappeared while swimming with two companions around 9 o'clock. Police were alerted after residents found his clothes and informed authorities. J W Nicholle, a police clerk, dived and recovered the body.
The weights for the Camping Park Sterplechane Goodwood Cup at Goodwood on December 15 were published. Entries include Cartoon 12.10, Gauntlet 1.10, Old Boy 11 4 5, Sbvantzia Pawn 11 2, Church Tower WAS, Berkland Chief 14, Can owie 10.1, Prince of Sawoe 0.9, and Bir Hort among others.
The Victoria District Turf Club announces no races next Saturday due to insufficient entries and readiness issues in the district. Officials expect a late January or mid February reschedule, with a tentative two day meeting planned around better条件.
The rhipmeat of Dodge Brow motor cars, arrived weeks ago, has been heavily taxed with many deliveries already prepaid yet long orders remain to be fulfilled. Winterbottom Motor Co. Ltd reports that the demand is strong, but transport delays hinder completion of shipments to customers.
A damaged wire service fragment describes a school or club match with mention of fielding faults and a disruptive moment. Names and places are unreadable, but the item hints at a sports error affecting the outcome and a day’s coverage by a daily newspaper.
Disjointed report outlines a chaotic cricket match with references to Australia and uncertain commentary. Mentions of players Larwood Yates and others appear in garbled prose, noting a failed effort and surprising events during the first innings.
The story highlights Australia s mounting misfortunes in cricket and sport with references to illness and injuries. It notes dramatic entries and possible weather effects on batting, implying a fragile position for the team and prompting speculation about strategy and replacements amid the season s challenges.
Dec 2 report on the Board of Control selectors debating Gregory’s successor. Names like Nicholls Hawkesbury and Whit Meld Rooth Australian urged for pace and bowling strength. Debate weighs on batters and a possible Noah for drop in form as New South Wales aims for December 22 match.
The readable fragments reference a local publication header and a rally event. Names, dates, and places are unclear due to garbled OCR. The item describes a political gathering, with no definitive actions or outcomes discernible.
Reports say Kelleway’s illness keeps him confined, delaying his planned return to lead Bold andrew in upcoming duties. The sparse details suggest a breathing spell from illness rather than a resignation, with expectations of recovery guiding resumed public duties.
Brisbane report notes Gregory bowled through the season until fatigue and trouble with his knee or back ended his run. After a tense try-out morning he entered the English room in tears saying he would never bowl again as his form and confidence sank. Teammates offered sympathy while the moment marked a dramatic, emotional farewell to bowling.
A fragmented 19th century style description portrays a self contained industrial district in which the Dodge Brox operation runs its own police and fire departments, rail switches, and welfare services. It details workers, facilities, and extensive municipal like controls over an autonomous urban area within a larger city.
A crowded Holment Park meeting saw bets surge as Calamban Kilreid Voor Devirner and Quesan contested the Sailway Grabe. Arimond firmed to 6% after a recent win, with Dawn of Youth and Pure Ticists among notable runners. J. Kelly’s stable and Bert Cap contenders featured in the Perth Cup and Railway Stakes futures.
In Perth on December 4 the parliamentary race shows Mann of Mai. leading Watts with about 12000 votes while McGaa of Ted stands around 1400, reflecting local voter turnout and party support in the Perth region.
The Municipal Commeil reports a contribution of £3 to the fund for equipping a patient care ward at Perth Hospital. Readers are invited to send further donations. Temporary repairs to the Casal at Nieuport are noted as critical to military operations and dyke protection, with ongoing efforts to defend the area.
At Niragula station a midnight break in left the stationmaster’s office ransacked and a window broken. Baroki Hutchinr, a labourer, appeared in Paliee Court with eight days remand for alleged involvement in the break in at Naragube.
A city council considers a letter from the Centenary Celebration Committee about coordinating or separating city events from state celebrations on October 21 and 22. The mayor and Dr. Lester discuss timing and authority, with emphasis on avoiding conflicts and ensuring proper oversight of plans.
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