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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 26, 1925
Page
3
An unclear parliamentary exchange quotes Mr Thurde and Mr Homre discussing Royal Air Force bombing strength. The minister says details of bombing squadrons and rifle units should not be published, and questions whether other bombs exist beyond high explosive types are avoided.
London reports cite English opinion on shipping losses and the Common wealth Line reducing profits. An Australian shipowner blames excess tonnage for unprofitable routes, noting ships sail light to Australia and freight rates collapse.
In Melbourne reports the Labour paper and seamen’s unions issue views on Australian producers and government conduct. A. Johnson of Sydney’s Bewman’s Union discusses resignations and retention of the Commonwealth steamer amid wider Lion Question concerns.
Landom February 24 A statement signals brewing trouble in labour ranks with a heated disposition expected at 189 in the afternoon.
Auction section lists items including March 10 total and figures such as 40,000 for Australian sop and 2,500 for New Zesmmme r Day Colony plus 300 for Senta America. Details are fragmentary but indicate varied consignments and quantities.
A tense pursuit along Kats Way Lane in Lamgos ends when detectives arrest a suspected fugitive after a dramatic scene near the eyeside. Police report a struggle and a rapid escape attempt thwarted by officers as the body was uncovered and identified.
Advertises a call for painters to tender for works at the Commonwealth Hotel in Marie Yeerwee Greahitua for Mrs. C. G. Maley. Tender Monday and of Mam appears as the payment and conditions are briefly noted.
The Minister for Railways announced the reappointment of Colonel Pope as Commissioner for twelve months from March 30, extending his term beyond the expiry of his current period. The move aims to ensure stable railway management as finances and control measures are reviewed during the Premier’s overseas visit. Federal discussions on road transport also reached state ministers this morning.
Melbourne reports the Industrial Disputes Committee has arranged a conference in Sydney to reach a satisfactory settlement over the steamers chartered by the Commonwealth Line.
Booth Tarkington romance and thrill tale Pied Piper Malone screens tonight at the King Theatre with Thomas Meighan Lois Wilcom and George Fawcett in the cast. Tea With Mace follows a romantic comedy arc led by Dorin May Ralph Lewin Rosemary Croughton Hale Zara Pitts Suite Edwards and opens with health recovery and family turmoil. The Queen hosts The Four Hearts a mystery love venture with Dick Hatton on Saturday along with light comedy and theater gasettes.
The Minister for Agriculture announces a regulation requiring owners of sheep in a specified coastal area to obtain a permit before moving sheep outside the zone to ensure animals are free from parasites. Penalties include fines up to £100 for contravention. The article also references railway lines and travel distances in a broader transport context.
South Africa defeats England by 21 runs at Port Elizabeth amid a match marked by Hall’s fine batting and late wickets. England’s innings collapsed as South Africa took a decisive 21 run victory.
The Helens Vale meeting lists acceptances for next Saturday’s events at Perth. Entries include Jumpers Plate, Trial Stakes, Plate events, Blackboy Handicap, and Helena Purse with numerous horses and weights such as Arrowapeed, Lathe Peter, Nanly Boy, Irish Comedy, Winged Victory, Mountstone, Kylan, and Gatwick among others.
Notice to parties WF TRS and others sets date for a hearing on Saturday February 28 1925 at 130 pm with details readable in limited fragments.
Notice states a meeting of ratepayers at the Read Beant Office Carnamak Faraday March 2 1825 at 10 am to consider a Read Beant for erecting 5 Read Other in Carnamak Viam with specifications available for inspection. Poison for this purposs will be oe Sre John Bowman Carnamak 24/2/35.
The late Mrs Deborah McDonnell aged 17 years died after a long illness. Born in County Cork Ireland she sailed to Providence on the Mersthaure in 1860 and later settled near Gerabiton where she married Mr Joh McDvasall 27 years ago. Survived by four daughters three sons and many grandchildren. Public notices seek private board and lodgings.
A mixed sale listing at Northampton Markets includes 140 wethers fat 120 wethers forward 100 wethers fat shorn MO wethers 150 ewes and 20 hoggets with varied ages and conditions. Also a licensing notice from Jon Brennan for a billiard table license at Gateex Town Lotti district in Western Austria.
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