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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 07, 1926
Page
3
A garbled report from the Singapore naval base mentions a major disruption affecting communications and a probe into the matter. Names, dates, and precise actions are unclear, but the incident appears tied to a high profile effort at the base and has drawn attention from officials.
A garbled account describes a disarmament conference with mentions of Washington Australia and Munday. It references the wave of something connected to Cor Bop cent and Weesidonnt, and claims speakers addressed safety and cooperative measures amid unclear dates and participants.
Fragmentary text references a French tragedy with mention of a judge or authority figure and criminal charges. Names, places, and actions are unclear due to damaged OCR. The piece hints at punishment, inheritance, and a motive of revenge, but specifics remain unreadable.
Fragmented OCR recounts a controversial piece about libelous Jewish jokes, a financial scam, and family intrigue. It follows a London cafe scene, rival bakers and brokers, with references to a Great War era business partnership, debt, and a dramatic telegram about a son’s fate.
The Government did not grant pay rises to Hallway Officers and Framwas Emplors, prompting a spend of about £12,000 yearly for increased wages. The 3/4 rise will affect tramway devices and related staff, lifting total annual cost to about £37,500.
Coe January 7. The through train to Perth from Mookathurrn reached Coe while away. with a full complement of passengers. Number of women and children travelling on excursion tickets appears not provided. no extra provision for them.
In New South Wales a mother and her two children died while bathing in the Murray River near Balranald. James Leech, 11, Mason Wilson, 33, Olive Elliott, 19, and Mrs Leech were involved as a party. Desmond Doherty aided by bringing a boat to assist. A half-caste man from a nearby camp swam out to rescue Elliott who was caught by hair and belt for about 15 minutes. Desmond Doherty and others returned with Elliott and Leech. Mason’s body was recovered Monday. Leech died soon after, Elliott remained conscious briefly, and Mrs Leech’s other children were mentioned.
Sydney report warns that extending the police tour week would force taxpayers to find about 140000 pounds more annually. The Sydney Perris Company will face additional image costs, affecting budgets and public finances.
Victoria city court heard Henry Sneddon charged with assault after an incident on New Year’s Day. Witnesses said he, under liquor influence, assaulted a man in a gutter area, knocking him about hotels while begging drinks. Sneddon admitted some facts and memory lapse, and was bound over for six months.
The Governor General Lord Stouchavio issues a proclamation naming Weinexdar Jan as meeting day for the Federal Parliament in Melbourne. The wear cleaning and ceremony precede the opening by Lant Bronchaven, with a possible immediate adjournment after his Excellency’s address.
Fragmented text describes a government relocation plan shifting departments and cabinet ministries to Canberra, with mentions of Melbourne and a hospitalite tone. The narrative implies central government moves and accommodation concerns, but many words are garbled.
The Senate Labour Leader Hountor Nevdhay is slated to stay in the chamber after a reshuffle as he focuses on duties until retirement. His tenure mark and future role within Uni fay remain under consideration by party leadership.
Hobart in Senator Ogden denounced Communist activities in Australia before the election and faced questions from the ALP. The explanation demanded concerns Ogden's conduct, though no clear details are provided about the requested clarification or response.
A fragmented notice describes a benefit dance at an institution. It mentions honoring Teagate and Matheny as part of an October event. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Market reports from Midland Junction describe cattle offerings including cows, bulls, and mixed lots. Prices ranged from mid to high marks for quality beef and medium condition stock, with best weights and grades advancing while mid and plain categories lagged. Dalgety and Co. and Lolwold agents appear among consignors and buyers.
The market shows variable demand with sheep, lambs, and pigs priced across lots. Quotations reflect stronger wethers and mixed fat sheep, while store lambs and merino varieties command lower bids amid a generally tight supply. Prices range widely with buyers active in most categories.
Dalgety and Company conducted a stock sale at Tiliradter Nuinertend on Tuesday. About 2,700 sheep were offered including aged ewes, Weed line, and Nor'West wethers. Moderate attendance and general competition prevailed. Total yarding weighed two poles and 2,255 sheep sold at various bids across the ranges.
Elder Smith and Co Limited ran their monthly stop market at Nabews on Tuesday yarding and selling 250 sheep and 62 pigs to a fair crowd of buyers. The flock included wether sheep and wether lambs with prices listed such as 18/4 for idle wethers and 14/3 for well grown wether lambs, plus ewes aged 14/9. Deals covered light pork or 32/65 and various store prices.
Fragmentary OCR shows a garbled ad for a saloon or hairdressing business with obscure phrases. The readable items reference names and unclear services and prices, lacking coherent details suitable for a complete summary.
Perth meets at Gomlwood course for a Jumpers Flat feature on Saturday with multiple divisions and handicaps. Notable runners include Merry Blague Arrow Spear Kasisden Flux, Belmont Purse entries and a Juvenile Trial. Race names include Belmont Handicap and Welter Handicap with several re handicapped runners.
In Perth Jam, Mr Mahillier succeeded Mr Clark as secretary of the committee. Mr Brillier appointed to the position following Clark's resignation. The legal matter concerns a pastoral lease dispute over land and a stock route obstruction alleged by the plaintiff and denied by the defendant. The case references a High Court decision on stock travel rights and a possible discontinuation with conditions.
A damaged notice from Dalgety & Co Ltd announces a public auction at Northampton Yards offering livestock including 250 wethers and 10 wethers plus ewes of mixed ages. Entries by H Mitchell, agent for the firm.
A notice states the destruction bonus for Euins is reduced from 5 to 2d starting January 14 and remains in effect until further notice. JAR ABCDINE Secretary.
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