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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 08, 1925
Page
3
Foreign telegrams from Mukden report Koveing Ling’s forces feigning surrender to feint Chang Tao Lin’s left flank. Chang Tao Lin’s defense collapses and his troops retreat toward Mukden, with a possible stand at the Liao River. Chang Tao Lin signals retirement from the field.
In the Chamber of Deputies the government secured a majority to militate the Finance Bill. Article 11 approved seven provisions increasing the Bank of France’s volume and treasury allotment. Article 2 approved a non commercial profits tax exemption and a 25 percent reduction for certain entities. Article 5 provisions on agrarian tax and exemptions were adopted.
In the House of Commons yesterday Prime Minister Badwta stated the government would consent to the Dominion Coronion on all matters concerning development within the Empire. The exchange occurred amid questions about imperial affairs and governance.
Local leaders support the strikers amid a dispute at the London docks. Workers claim pay and conditions are unfair and warn that shipments could be delayed if the standstill continues.
London reports a dockyard incident at Laniom Docks where an electric transporter disrupted meat handling along the quayside. One bogey truck failure led to the removal of a barge conveyance step, enabling a fifty percent cut in the workforce.
Fragmentary clipping describes retrenchment in the South causing team friction and union pressure. The incomplete text hints at strikes or demands, with vague references to shortages and governance. No clear names or dates are legible.
A fragmented report describes a rabbit-proof fence relic and a quest for gold. The piece notes debates among officials and locals, referencing Edgeworth David and Perth travel, with concerns about wealth and hardship as searchers toil.
Fragmentary report notes ministerialist candidates elected in Western Australia. The page mentions figures like Mr Wendersam Smith returning from London and comments on the political climate, urging resilience amid uncertain tides and shifting winds in the union.
In a statement by Inspector Smith the police aim to stop dangerous driving by a motorist charged after a February incident. The license cancellation follows a court action in Santos Police Court regarding the alleged reckless and dangerous operation.
The report outlines Australia’s 42 run victory target and the lineup details for Australia’s innings with players like Barbuley Collimn and Kippax. It notes England’s prospects for the next test and quotes A Bandhan predicting tough conditions and possible Australian success if environmental factors favor them.
In Sydney on December 7, Jer Warkett of the Royal Australian Corps oversaw a successful trial of the lying boat Tan Werds. The craft demonstrated a reaching height of 37 feet and performed both slow and turning maneuvers without issue.
Byrnney December 4 The Premier and Treasurer spoke yesterday estimating the year's ordinary expenditure at £324,000 with total outlays near that amount. After providing for widows and other charges, the balance shows an estimated surplus of £310,000 up to June 30.
In a Waterside Workers decision announced on the seventh of the month, members declare that all rewards of their toil will be revised. The action targets unloading operations, proposing a change in conditions under which crews operate, signaling a major shift in work footing and wages.
The fragment describes an official action related to a sugar trade scheme with figures like 733,000 units and 484,000 units. It mentions new market or currency terms and a broader Victorian context, implying a government or regulatory decision affecting Avatratin of BIN. The text is garbled but centers on a controlled release or price policy impacting sugar and output.
In South Australia Awan Haro Willis, once at Charleston, departed with a king and revolver from his employer. Police traced him near Woolride where a compromised patient alerted locals. Jewellery valued at 500 dollars was recovered from a jeweller's shop in Stevenna.
The article discusses England's postwar cricket strength and optimism for 1926. It notes England’s improving form and hopes to recapture the Ashes, with opinions on the chances of the England team and overall performance in upcoming Test matches.
An English correspondent reflects on England and Australia cricket forms and tests while a separate city fire outbreak damages rooms at the Commercial Hotel, requiring volunteers to control flames. A heat wave and school holidays follow with prize distributions and a local yard cricket score list featuring J Onhorne and P Rinaldi.
A garbled telegram from Goldsbrong mentions Bogie Bros and a sale notice for a Ford Trek and related farm equipment. The fragment hints at sympathy with Lor and Egsters Btates and a pending sale due to otherwise unclear circumstances.
The death of Victoria's well known Labour figure, former senator O, is reported amid tributes. The news notes his long service and influence within the party, with references to his career and public life.
Melbourne area racing prices lead with railway stakes and betting at the Wig and Derry venues. A Ballarat incident recalls a trainer’s ear and a five foot snake found inside a car, sparking debate on drought, snakes, and early movement in 1914 patterns.
Fragmented notice dated December 1925 directs all accounts owed to be paid to Miers Halil and Smith by Danielle, with collection handled by solicitor NRL MOUMITZ of Geraldton. Payment action appears from the Ranilx of wy solicitor for collection, late Qratity Howse.
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