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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 06, 1919
Page
4
The note references a VOR case with code Fe io go 200048. Details are limited in the fragment, but it appears to identify an aviation navigation matter. No names, places, dates, or accountable organizations are clearly stated in readable text.
The notice explains that electors may vote by post if unable to attend on polling day. Applications are available at Post Offices and Commonwealth Electoral Offices, with Divisional Returning Officers handling postal votes. It lists addresses in Dompies, Geraldton, Fremantle, Kalgoorlie for obtaining forms and assistance.
A fragmented report cites 12 000 sellers till Aly and three jet members of Melbourne City Council. It mentions a life allowance to the mayor of Melbourne set at 1500, windward workshop plans, and references to a period from January to an unspecified end. It notes Balmond and von Hindenburg, and economic figures around 7 573700. It also mentions returning soldiers, NSW sheep, and a local council decision to favor day labor over contract work for ratepayers.
In Geraldton Senator Pearce Defence Minister and Nationalist candidate spoke to electors at the King's Theatre. He defended wartime policies, criticized Labour, and argued for responsible government while detailing wheat pool operations, shipping controls, and sugar pricing amid war-time adjustments and referenda measures.
Lond Fisher imagines vast advances in aircraft development shaping future warfare by sea and air. The piece predicts transformative craft that could alter Britain’s island status, restructure air and naval power, and deploy locusts as varied ships, including cruisers and destroyers, with low crew costs.
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