Shipping Movements and Local Notices from Geraldton
Movements of steamers Gorgon Pardo Jorgon Snaven Riverina and Paroo listed with Fremantle Geraldton North-West ports Singapore and Melbourne departures in January. Church notices include Anglican Presbyterian and Roman Catholic services in Geraldton with confirmation dates and local events. WA phosphates and A.N.A anniversary plans feature, plus Paroo cargo unloading and rail shipments to Mount Magnet and Two Mile storage details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorgon
Geraldton
Fremantle
Pardo
Tharedey
North- West Ports
Java
Sisgapore
Jorgon
North-Westporte
Jave
Singapore
Riverina
Sydney
Melbourne
Adelaide
Alusty
Ashburton
Toe
Radge
Mount Plaguet-Black Range
Fagineer's Department
Mount Magnet
Germidton
Unclear Tern Quarantined as Disease Signals Rise
The report notes a tern named Kemirick in quarantine after showing signs of sliphthesia while resting. William Dodds fax reports alteration from the disease. The Geraldton Post Office records a maximum thermometer reading of 65 with a forecast of tropical warmth, rising temperatures and east winds.
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Kemirick
William Dodds
Geraldton
Finn
Tropics
Wootacarra Triumphs in First Innings Win Over Geraldton
Wootacarra won by 64 runs in the first innings at Queen's Park after Geraldton were bowled out for 11 in their second innings. Key performances included Beeton taking 2 for 24 and Wiley 2 for 38, while Bert Kidd starred with 33 not out and 180 not out in his new Queensland cricket stint.
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Queen's Park
Wootacaraa
Geraldton
Wootacarra
T. Hutchinson
L Beetoo
S. Hutchinson
Kidd
Maley
A. Campbell
Beeton Wiley
Sundries
Howling
Beeton
Darker
Ingleton
Malfor
Kelly
Gerat
Dton
Jenner
Halligan
Ward
Bueton
Wiley
Stokes
Barker
C Subs
Oat Kretehmar
Farrand
Haffoer
Bert Kidd
Queensland
Tis
Correspondence defending Health Board over diphtheria cases
Elizabeth Beckner writes to the Express criticizing Hoy Handed for misrepresenting diphtheria cases in her family. She explains she was not quarantined but permitted to work due to being head of household, notes fumigation timing, and disputes claims about her niece's sister and child exposure.
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Health Board
Columme
Uederstand
Board of Health
Moray
Elizabeth Beckner
Racing Werth Jan. 16 meet results at Caukfield
The Canning Mark Tort Cluts meeting held in fine weather drew a fair crowd. Phonograph won the First Class Plate over 6 furlongs by a length, with Medal second and Evel Woorspecker among other starters. Hawthorn Hurdles saw Alert Dream take top honors, while other races list Forest Charm, Lady Diffidence, and Monodist among the noted finishers.
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Melburne
Caukfield
Alert Dream
Koupee
Sea Gem
Alert Dresm
Sperry
Columbia
Trelo Youni
Rechabites Install Officers at Quarterly Meeting
The Rechabites held a quarterly financial meeting with 27 members present. Officers installed included Doris Tetlow guard and James Keating assistant secretary, with retirements noted for Bro. Z Ho Wor gan and Four of the superintendents. Prizes donated by Bro. George Veater were awarded to Sister Laura Cream and Bro. Basil Cream, and votes of thanks given to George Lester and T H Morgan for services.
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Amie Browne
P.C.R
George Lester
Z. Ho Worgan
P.C.R. Ed. Lester
Victoria
Doris Tetlow
Gilson
Levite
James Keating
Fro. A. Worthington
Amy Carpenter
Tilda Pascoe
Kreting
Goonie Totlow
O.R. Fight
Plc.r
Siter E. Barter
Bro
W. Watson
Bro. T
FH. Morgan
Bee
P.cr
George Veater
Laura Cream
Gcbas
Cream
Mise Browne
Bri
Lester
Iro
Geo
Les Flee
Bro. T. H
Competitions and Prizes Noted for This Year
The report notes competitions for prizes in the year with details to be announced on the 29th of the month. It mentions the end of the tent business and that cool drinks were dispensed.
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Public Works Department
Financial Sear
Albany
Buntury
Broome
Camaroom
Freimantle
Poth Hedland
Swan River
Prises
Churchill forecasts UK trade recovery amid cautious optimism
London reports Winston Churchill, president of the Board of Trade, telling Leicester Chamber of Commerce that Britain faces no major hindrances to recovery. He warns parliamentary finance matters will be addressed next session and predicts a year of commercial and industrial revival.
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London
Leicester Chamber of Commerce
Winston Churchill
Board of ‘Trade
Geners Ponamnsus
Clmscn
Regulation of Shipping Faces International Ties
One hundred ship owners from Britain's northeast coast formed an international committee to regulate shipping supply for demand. Sir Walter Rusciman, head of the cargo steamship line, chaired the meeting noting about 2,000,000 tons idle and dividends down by nearly £3,000,6400.
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Great Britain
Walter Rusciman
Woo Lime
The Turkish Empire in Contested Europe
Servian newspapers report Austro Turkish settlement shifts influence across Europe. They warn Boanis and Feregovias annexation remains a European issue and urge Servia to have a voice. A semi official telegram from Nerlin notes a Powers conference will likely approve the Austro Turkish arrangement and extend Turkish offices joining the American Navy to study naval methods.
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Tendon
Austria
Turkey
Boanis
Feregovias
Servia
Nerlin
Government Secret Service Spending Cited In Report
A London summary notes the United States Congress appropriated £1,508,000 for secret service work in one year and over £4,700,000 for preventing frauds and prosecuting offenders across public services.
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London
Jan
United States Congress
Roosevelt Practices at Preaching Demonstration Ride
President Roosevelt rode 06 miles through snow for 17 hours as part of showing officers the 90 tiles in three days order. He completed the journey fatigued but unbroken, after a taxing trek tested by worsening conditions.
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Roosevelt
Clergy Visit As Geraldton Prepares For Weddings
The Rev Father Ryan visits Geraldton to attend his sister Mary Ryan’s wedding to Morris Ahears at St Frame Navier’s Church next Wednesday. Bishop Riley and Dr. Riley arrive from Perth for confirmations and services at Christ Church. A new church, costing £280, seats about 1590 and was recently erected with wood and iron.
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Father Ryan
J. J. Ryan
Ceraliten
Morgans
Geraldton
Mier Mary Ryan
Weat
Melbourne
Ate
Morris Ahears
St. Frame Navier's Church
Westmeaday
Mather Rysa
D. Ty Colgem
Perth
Riley
Moonyoomooka
Christ Church
J.s'Tillie
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J. G. Smith’s Big Store
Mesars, Dalgety and Co
Anglican Services
Curis
Rch
Sorthampton
Methodirt Church
Tiller
Hew’ Oi
Presbyterian Church
W. F. Shamom
B.A
A.N.A
W- Tal Freieh
John Forrest
J. L. Neason
Wl.a
Gerald 202
Dracy
Posscard
Bul Bose
Koenel
Midlemd Co
Rowley
Santyat
Apn
Urfi
Building Society
Shiarchokdera
Thomas Stroud Lodge
Tureday
Dongarra
Australia
Australine Natives’ Association
Alka
J. M. Uren
Messrs
H. Carson
Man
E. C. Bartlett
P. M. Stegall
Millar’s
Karri
Jara
the Royal
W.A
Pearse & Mitchell
Shamrock Hotel
Esplanade
Hanson
R. Wallace
Secess Palace Gardens
Leah Asher
Theo
Dolly Bedfu
Dawner
Dar Durrant
the Funny Man
the Cliffords
Sketch Attias
Cyclu
Musical
Gardners
Clinch’s Flour
Clinch
Geraldian
Frank Green & Co
A. C. Clinch
Greenough
Bhipfing
HE Ocean Steamstip Company
Sqated
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West Steam Naviga Fras Company, Limited
United Bervion
Dorgon
Townley
S&s
Paroo
A. Mille
SS. Dorgov
Usplain
Canals
Apply Dalgety & CO. Limited
Framantl
Camarvon Buseee
Port Hedlead
Shipping
A. W's
T. J. Lovey
Dr. Maunsell
Molypian
C. Smith
R. Donalds
T. Rogers
Bevi
McCalumn
H. Grey
N. P. Hose
Thomas
Rankewend W Creau, Ab “Fehon Ah Miny
J.G
the. Sevaldton Suaydian
Goustry
Munivyssl
Hugh Flanigan Fremerly
Mingenew
Amics Flanigan
Northampton
Palace Gardens
Iwan
Jousline Hn Hore
Geraldton V- Wootacarra
Faitor
Falchion
Evel Woorspecker
Pearl Maiden
Katonmlm
Prince Charlie
Shot Silk
Floren
Asteroid
Sen Toy
Forest Charm
Angeline
Rio
Perhape
Prince Cherlin
Clarionet
Phono
Charl
W.a.tv A Eniversary
Ting
Moody
An Meg Miller
Young Turkey
Uncle Sam
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