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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 10, 1927
Page
3
Fragmented text indicates plans for Labour Party to extend debate on amendments by Parliament. Mentions names and places in unclear OCR. Content references parliamentary procedure and proposed amendments amid political context.
Percy reported two flying boats seen passing Gowarthne Potst toward Gowrdan Bay while en route to Hawthowms. The craft produced burning sounds, prompting the observers to head toward the shore as evening faded and the objects disappeared toward the sea.
Mr F W Bennetts of the Elite Bopply returns to Geraldton after a trip via Inglewood station. D Roms, formerly of Multarea station, appointed to a vacated position. Inglewood sees E Fisher of Geraldton or Vertraline Farmers Ltd involved in weeks of trading. Mr Burling arrived yesterday. Str Z Cheece, wife of Mr Thos Chain, noted.
PerthWeel sales report from Mort and Co notes faltering weather and weak markets. The firm cites reduced orders, rising costs, and cautious buyers slowing trade across regional outlets.
Fragmented OCR reads like a local sports snippet listing prices and scores. Mentions Northampton and various figures with unclear context. Unable to determine exact event or participants due to garbled text. Strong entities include Northampton and possible prices or scores.
A shocking report from Kellerberrin describes a man found dead on his farm about nine miles from town. The body, reportedly caused by cyanide, prompted neighbors to call for help as authorities investigated. The deceased, identified as Mr. Macsimingham, was a local resident with ties to the area.
Discussions over the Hamdntone-Willme route and alternatives dominate a legislative session as plans for a major project are firmed. The bill passes after amendments, while a King's Theatre bill offers magic acts and vaudeville with child-friendly pricing and audience participation opportunities.
The church announces services at Christ Church tomorrow with Holy Communion at 8 am and 11 am, matin, 3 pm vesper, Sunday School at 4 pm, Holy Matins at 7:30 pm, all preached by the Rector. A Bluff Hill Hall service on Ekssor Street is planned with Holy Communion. Also noted are Missionary Society events, a missionary choir, and a charity fete at Pace Hall with a 3 pm service at Blai.
A fragmentary report notes Northampton scoring 203 for 8 in their match at Noraling on Sunday. Principal scorers included J. Rakes 27 and D. Drysdale 20 not out. Noruling replied to seven wickets for 74 at the call of time, with bowlers L. Simmonds and H. Hah leading.
In Perth at Usity Stadium Dorvinter WL Aubrey Buri met Jon Berkert in a middleweight bout before a large crowd. Burt dominated from early rounds landing a decisive right and left to the jaw and body, with Beckett’s eye swelling. Beckett’s seconds threw in the towel as Burt built a clear lead by the seventh round.
Report describes two 1 500 horsepower metal flying boats under rapid completion at Mechost Yard with giant hulls and a marine engine system designed to operate underwater. The craft promise rough sea relief and include portholes and a buffet area, vying for best costumes at the City Band Boxing Night event.
A notice dated December 10 states the applicant will bring the application before the Hind on December 28 at 30 o'clock in the forwnam for hearing. Any person wishing to obtest must provide the prescribed form from the Czech or Betty Ber xiams at Geraldton.
The readable excerpt shows disrupted OCR with names and dates unreadable. The item lacks coherent facts to identify a person, organization, place, or action. No verifiable event or outcome can be determined from the fragment provided.
The lettered notice for pAvexty ayD co announces a winding monthly cake event. It mentions EWES numbers with unclear ages and accreting counts, suggesting a livestock focus and access to the event.
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