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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 06, 1910
Page
3
Telegram from Adelaide reports Vereany Government plans to activate the Living Act from next Sunday allowing recognition of bona fide travelers. Despite attempted travel, Terranamay cannot obtain a hotel room on Sunday under the act.
The Commonwealth experiment in long distance telephony between Melbourne and Adelaide yielded unclear results in quiet Sunday hours. Voices were distinct at times but occasionally became lost, indicating the test was not fully successful.
Melbourne reports a confusion over a naval move as Captain Buchanan of the Papanui proceeds with departure after a morning halt. A government decision to block the vessel with a small boat flotilla remains disputed, while crew composition and safety questions spark debate about broader wartime policy and the Philippines.
A New South Wales general proposes an amendment to the Mesertrad Wavew and Children Act becoming law. The article notes a husband ordered to pay maintenance and to work privately will be paid in waves for his compelled duties, while a withheld income deduction under that plan is debated.
Reported walkout at Burri Kur by tops and pillar men after dispute with the manager. Labor group objects to certain new conditions, leaving gin workers idle today.
A fragmented notice from MelbonE describes discontent among emigrants in Western Australia and related tensions involving officials in Victoria and Britain. It notes public postings about Australian migrants and questions about repatriation, supply issues, and local responses amid uncertain terms for those who have sought passage.
Police identify two brothers Hevina and Ernest, aged 22 and 15, found dead after a family incident at a Kin Street residence. A bottle of chloroform linked to the deaths, with evidence suggesting the brothers planned to die together.
Fragmentary report describes a Perth Der scene at Southern Grove where Tom Burrow reportedly received a testimonial amid celebrations for a 15 hour duration. A confidential reveal suggests tensions over fortune and career moves, with mention of a cook and four policemen amid unclear circumstances.
The Municipal Council held a Monday session in the Council Chamber to address sworn-in members Crs Bartlett Fuller and others, review minutes, discuss finances and proposed works including footpaths, street siding, and gas works, and consider staff appointments. The meeting approved tenders for timber and grain, reviewed valuations, and debated officer structure while planning future public notices and safety measures.
The board reviewed minutes including veterinary treatment of a Connell horn, wage increases for sanitary staff, and monthly hours for several workers. Health inspector reported a single infectious disease case, a cinematograph project was debated, and guidance on night soil disposal and school repairs was discussed. A central boiler plan, inspection followups, and habitation concerns were addressed with motions and referrals.
A cricket report details a match between Sime the Mecrantiks and the Railway eleven at Quenns Park. Notable events include Sarkon and Christie arriving from Northamtown to strengthen the side, and Stokes taking early wickets while Averhen batted cautiously. The ball by ball confusion and umpire decisions generate local interest amid inconsistent scoring and a controversial near dismissal.
Advertisements announce openings for Junior Clerk and Working Supervisor. Applicants must submit in writing references and stated salary expectations, with details of prior experience and telecommunication or car-related work as applicable.
A sale notice appears for a purely new delivery item at Neethampton alt Receiber. The fragment lists an owner or seller and an offer to deliver but the text is garbled and the exact item and terms are unclear.
Auction of the Metropolitan Hotel complex in Yalgoo including their hotel building, furniture, kitchen utensils, regalia, and stock. The sale covers hotel fixtures, stables, vehicles, tools, and livestock. Located at Walgoor Town Lot 619 opposite the hotel with the sale conducted by trustees and agents. Warder and Campbell listed as auctioneers.
A fragmented report opens with Water Board minutes and a doctor’s remarks about a wine bender and a patient encountered during a stroll. The piece shifts to legal banter, a lawyer’s prowess, and a woman’s quip about outwitting a lawyer, ending with a tale of a failed damages claim and a triumphant woman.
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