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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 16, 1913
Page
1
A fragmented note describes the Zevatar hotel adding up-to-date amenities and inviting guests to Mr La Goa’s facility. It emphasizes new visitors and improved accommodations at the establishment.
Mr Parker urged Liberal unity and warned that union influence and wage policies affect production costs. He argued Liberals should resist caucus binding while highlighting unions with large funds and Labour spending. He noted referenda are complex and risk voter confusion amid limited advertising.
Strand Cafe in town advertises around the clock service with a three course meal option. Featuring grilled chicken and Williamson's English Filet as suggested dishes, the notice invites ladies to select a room and notes a telephone contact.
The meeting warned voters that supporting Labor means backing referenda with no guaranteed safeguard for private enterprise. A provisional Northampton Liberal League committee was formed with Mr Marwood as potential secretary, inviting locals to join and promote the League ahead of the upcoming election.
The Geraldine Guardian advertises post free delivery and quarterly subscriptions. It lists prices and clothing items, including blouses and other goods, with a shift from 15 0d to 25 Hd. The jumble suggests a bustling sale or shop notices at the Coliseum with varied goods.
A report of horses new to most racegoers with Brady Hoy and Brady Boy in trials and Plate events. Brief notes on Afvonelle and Shes by Grafton Mle, plus a yearling purchase for 90 guineas. Anecdotes include Sir Thomas Lipton and Lord Lonsdale stories about betting and a proposed new racecourse site with £200 improvements.
The Sons of Gwalla returned £21446 from 13169 tons for last month with a £4514 profit. Great Fingall December output was 6652 tons for £11005 with a £144 profit. A Northern Association drive at Ora Banda showed averages of zinc per ton at No 4 shaft. December yielded £3311 profit from 7008 tons crushed for £600. The LiViathan Gold Mining Co directors met at Cue and set a six pence per share call due 25 January. Mr S Cullingworth began duties as district mine inspector.
Fremantle report notes the Premier rejects being Agent General aspirant and praises the current holder. He welcomes harbor extension on return from leave. Adelaide dispatches indicate The Advertiser favors Sir John Forrest for Federal Liberal leadership as the Geraldton Creation offer promotes postal rates.
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