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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 16, 1924
Page
1
An extended catalog of discounted goods from Frank Green & Co with Xmas items and general wares. Includes wines, cereals, nuts, confections, household items, clothes, gloves, fabrics, and a large range of footwear and men’s and women’s apparel priced in old currency, promoting a festive sale.
The notice details AST CLASS diplomas from Ladon spring and Cutting between Mailway and Waters on Marine Terrace. All classes of work executed and dens of the premises scanned for term OAs.
A middle aged woman in blue disrupted the Perth Police Court session by entering the witness box and denouncing two officers. She claimed to have been released from an asylum five years earlier and was removed after resisting court officials. Police later learned she had absconded from the Hospital for the Susans and kept at Central Station until afternoon.
A December weather report notes hot conditions and limited thunder showers across the Garuyae goldfields and agricultural districts. It cites early expectations of a stronger tropical system from Darwin on the 6th that failed to materialize, with temperatures moderated by a fresh sea breeze inland.
Delayed reopening announced as work on a marble statue of St Domimick continues. Ex-pupils and staff praise student progress while certificates and prizes are listed for various classes and exams at the college ahead of February 3 reopening.
An advertisement promises fashionable Premier frocks on easy terms with small deposits and weekly or fortnightly payments. It invites readers to request a full illustrated catalogue and details from Premier Supply Company in Berth. The National Confectionery Organisation also seeks new members offering home earnings from £3 to £10 weekly with no experience.
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