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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 27, 1923
Page
1
The advertisement lists a wide range of holiday goods including frilled pillow cases at 1/9 and 2/3 each, gloves in various prices, women's cotton vests from England, hosiery, silk yarns and handkerchiefs with decorative edging. It promotes cut prices and gift items for Christmas.
The Minister for Agriculture and party members faulted over loyalty and expulsions. A four-member group withdrew endorsement while others faced pressured resignations, signaling a volatile struggle within the party as nominations approached. Col Deaton praised for service to veterans amid party infighting.
Inte rgyta fragments report results with mixed codes and names including Pasadena and Felopan. The text lists dates and ratios such as 8/3 1/3 3/4 2/4/6 and mentions cash tied at 10/6. Names appear garbled.
A fragmented notice advertises hawseer and cuilers varices corteces and XMAB cards envelopes and tool sets. It mentions pricing notes with sixpence and three shillings and threepence. A tiered schedule lists dates 6/11 and 9/11.
Advertisement lists children's tea sets from 1 shilling to 7 shillings 3 pence, geBoeI pads and writing pads for old ladies, and gold wristlet watches priced at 30 shillings each with double case.
A verbose old-time advertisement touts Anything and Everything at THE GIG STORE with perfumes, shoes, clothing, and hardware. It lists ladies boots,Derby shoes, Balmorals, suits, trousers, and men’s wear, plus prices and reductions. Also mentions Universal Providers THE BIG STORE and local vendors.
The Weather Bureau reports a week of unsettled skies across the continent with heavy rain on the south east coast and interior districts. Moora recorded 2.60 inches as the heaviest fall, thunderstorms visited Murchison and Coolgardie, and a heat wave began to develop by week’s end, while the East Kimberley saw rainfall and disturbances lifting into the Northern Territory.
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