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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 17, 1925
Page
3
Report notes a January 25 conference in Battersea as unions prepare to confront a minority movement. The Congress of True Unions council refused to support or participate, signaling a sharp public clash.
The 1 club will meet in Wesley Hall on Wednesday evening. Rev William G Boekie will unfold a story about a loving woman, while Rev Meckla conducts the choir. The program includes reflections on perfectibility and a sermon by Sr WG Reskin. Visitations welcomed. The royal meeting is noted for monthly scheduling.
In Perth on January 17 and 18, Minister J Willcock signalled possible cuts to railway freights. The plan hinges on shifting funds between land tax and the Taxation Department after recent Act changes. Separately, a Fremantle unemployment deputation warned about widespread joblessness and a growing number nearing starvation.
Adelaide reports a chaotic day as Collins won the toss yet England or Australia stumble. Injuries hit several players including Tate and Gil while Freeman suffers fever and wrist bruising. A and B partnerships steady the score to 171 for six at lunch, then seven wickets by stumps with Ryder and Ambrews supplying hope.
A Sydney railway crash near the Central Railway yard injures seventeen as two passenger trains collide at the railway entrance. Fifteen hurt passengers are treated in ambulances and moved to Byday, Royal Vrnsee, and Alfred hospitals.
A minister denounces agitators from Gol and similar groups as bloodsuckers causing misfortune and strife in the community. He calls for their departure or confinement to end the villainous trouble and compares the bloodshed to Hades. The remarks reflect heated municipal conflict and unrest.
Tam 16 series concerns refusing to work with foreigners who cannot speak English. Justice Powers defends the Arbitration Court noting arbitrations rarely issue awards and Parliament may not support such actions. Neville Howse appointed minister for defence amid ministry reshuffle. Reports cite wheat variety tests in the Mallee showing promising new strains.
The article discusses Tony In Low Dam es and Jat ta Ye Vue Warner denying a claim about a boomy Australian test match. It notes high-class fielding and plans for a new safety rator plutes produced at a rate of 00.0 a day as the seller aims to enter world markets.
An auction note lists a freehold wether entry and a timetable for buyers arriving Mullens on January 19. It mentions arrivals by 8.45 pm and aims to ensure transport and ample track space for the event. Further entries invited with the Ace MULLEWA MADAT in January 1905.
A sale advert highlights DIAMOND Engagement Rings from £5 Wristlet Watches from 12/6 to £10 Gold Armlets from 12/6 Gold Brooches from 8/-. Applied by Tet Bligh.
A mixed animal sale advertisement lists breeding ewes and rams including Murray strain stock, with lots of cattle categories. The event is set for Friday January 20 1055 at 2 pm at 3650 Wethory, Perth, featuring Shorthorn beef cattle and heifers. The notice mentions Surrex company at 240 Murray Street and local church school prospectus details in CARIET CHURCH SCHOOL, WA.
A faded notice outlines a small weekly earning plan from five to fifteen pounds. It mentions spare time use and a refund policy tied to a dated event and municipal offices.
Alfred James Harris of Mingenew applies to the Licensing Court for India District to transfer the Railway Refreshment license held by him to Frederick Sydney Lee of Mingenew. The parties request the transfer be effected by the fifteenth day of January.
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