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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 14, 1911
Page
1
Henry Wilds and Co advertises woolpecks wire and rifles available for purchase. The notice highlights firearms and related equipment in a compact catalog style text.
The town hall was filled for a presentation convent concert showcasing diligent tuition and ambitious pupils. Performances included Ave Maria, Star Light on the Ver, a chorus, and lively dance numbers with strong solo work, notable soprano passages, and a polished instrumental set.
The Geraldton Guardian announces a twelve month post free subscription offer. Readers in Clamonrearth can receive the paper on payment of 128 Re. per quarter, with a booked subscription plan priced at 3 per quarter.
The annual State school concert drew the largest crowd yet as the choir delivered polished numbers like The Merry Mill Wheel and Row Boat Man Row. Senior girls impressed with club swinging and gymnastics by the senior boys complemented by eight sweetly rendered songs. teachers praised for orderly staging and careful handling of performers.
Mackenzie reports December market activity with a busy selling day on Saturday. Prices listed include peaches 63 to 1/8, parsnips 1/1 to 1/é per dozen, cucumbers 18 10 1/6 per dozen, spinach 1/1 to 1/2 dozen, beet 1/6 per scab unit, swedes 4d, French beans 4d per onion 1d to 1d, potatoes per cwt, tomatoes 2/9, cases 3s to 4/6, onions 4/8 to 7/8 per pair. A jewellery sale was held in the afternoon for Gibson & Co. There was strong buyer attendance. On Tuesday December 1, a truck auction occurred at the railway yards with valuations 24 11/6 per ton.
A promotional notice states a celluloid hand mirror given free as a Christmas gift with every lady's trimmed hat priced over 20 shillings at A. T. Davies.
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