Stillness and Return in Quiet Lives of the Departed
An achingly spare reflection on memory and loss. The piece honors those called dead and the lives they touched, weaving stillness with remembrance to honor their quiet presence.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 26, 1925
Page
2
An achingly spare reflection on memory and loss. The piece honors those called dead and the lives they touched, weaving stillness with remembrance to honor their quiet presence.
The Telegraph reports a recent art union event featuring a choral and orchestral program. Visitas, Lyre Orchestra, and Orpheus pieces were performed with notable punoforte playing. Attendees praised performances by Cartwrign and other soloists, with plans for the next bow in the season.
At last night's meeting the Council instructed representatives to urge the Minister for Works to enlarge the dam capacity without increasing the budget. The aim is to secure a broader water supply by modifying the existing scheme.
A chaotic record shows discussions led by Minister for Railways J C Hillcock urging council action on hospital needs. Mayors and officials debated bequest terms, bridge projects over the Murchison River, and a resident petition to accelerate works. Local figures welcomed Kingay Thomas’s district visit and considered progress with transport and water infrastructure.
The article notes a Saturday meet at the Recreation Ground with an open handicap track program. Competitors will race in evening events, with a £3 separate entry for a Christ church challenge. Nomination closes as stated. entrants must wear colors at entry and maintain them through the season.
Clearance items include Tweed and Serge suits at bargain prices with sale prices from 2/6 to 55/. Poplin and cotton trousers and shirts heavily reduced. Bedding fabrics, sheeting, calico, towels, linings, and curtains offered at low prices with substantial savings on silk and millinery.
Reading includes notes on an upcoming bowling competition and results led by Watterson and McCrae plus controversy over tie points. Also reports a Municipal Council meeting where Victoria District Agricultural Society proposes a central road-construction committee and council discusses attending a conference and selecting delegates.
The Minis for Railways J Wilkevek will accompany Ministe Tor Works on a visit to Geraldton next week. The Minister for Agriculture Af Trey plans visiting Geraldton in coming weeks if arrangements allow. Governor General Hord Forder recently returned from official duties and an Executive Council meeting. Deputy Premier W U Wim will depart Melbourne with Bruce and Voures to Perth arriving March 13 to discuss harbour works with Engineer 2 Faylor.
Obituary notes the death of J B Holman of Portes and Murchison after a long career in politics and timber industry. He held ministerial posts, aided workers rights, and faced industry upheaval before passing on Saturday morning. Funeral at RCL Cemetery, Karra Katta, draws sympathy from political and industrial circles.
The Wah Ian Mien Metmee held its February monthly session on February 24. Officials discussed the inspection report and secrecy concerns, noted outstanding balances, and directed actions for defeinurers to the Board. Meetings set new dates for applications and seed purchases, with plans to convene again on March 24 and prepare for work on public utilities funding.
A deputation from the Federal Ministry and Senator Wilson urged tendering for work in Australia. They claimed 2008 union members in New South Wales faced unemployment as work would shift to British engineers if engines and machinery were built in Britain. Ministers planned to present the population proposal to Cabinet.
A report outlines a cabinet vote on a major construction case at Cockatoo Island. It mentions Keith Smith and Vickers Ltd in Miogeslia facing scrutiny over tender processes for dockyard work and potential alternative bids. The narrative references government involvement and possible federation-wide implications.
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