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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 18, 1910
Page
3
Fragmented report from a campaign scene cites Lloyd George addressing supporters about suffrage, Liberal fears, and parliamentary power. Notes women voters outside a polling place and charged talk of taxation and policy shaping the post election parliament. Unclear text mentions naval power and taxation debates.
Mr Balfour voices concern over naval growth and public spending while warning that appeasing rivals risks harming British industry. He argues for a diplomatic weapon to keep the empire’s dominions aligned and for adjusting trade policy to counter semi manufactured imports.
Mr Blatchford replied to the Daily Chronicle assertion by 5,000 workers at Krupp's works in Germany. He cites a March 20 article claiming 135 men deployed in 1907. He states that since then the works have deteriorated and that £4099,000 was spent on manufacturing guns and gun mountings and armor plates.
In Taneworth NSW damage to the railway system is extensive with repairs by workers taking place. The incident, causing thousands of pounds in potential costs, reflects a significant disruption to transport infrastructure.
In Sydney, Lang knocked out Squires in the fifth round to claim the heavyweight championship after an intense bout. The fight featured rapid exchanges, solid rights to the jaw, and a decisive finish as Lang landed a sharp cross that left Squires unable to continue.
Mrs Crawford custumifr announces she has taken a shop and asks to renew acquaintance with friends of a year’s standing. The notice requests prompt attention from the county and denryctive prowpt attention.
A report from South Australia details a forgery case in Adelaide involving a suspect linked to a bank note incident. Investigators note the monetary value linked to the crime and the steps taken to pursue charges, with local authorities urging caution.
Charles Wark a 20 year old man drowned in Frrahe Water Bay near Claremont while attempting to swim from a private residence. Master Linngsford raised the alarm and Mr Tantzsford leapt in to assist but could not reach him in time.
A sensational driving crash near Bridgetown in Dundustown Tan injures several riders including Mr Brockman and Mrs Vaughan. The party left Bridgetown for the south coast when a sealing fault caused the vehicle to overturn. Brockman sustains broken rib. Vaughan a injured leg. others hospitalised but injuries described as not serious.
A mystery death near Yalsao at Thihikliris Station leads to an inquest with Constable Busin gatten, a jury including Donald eaten and Maratt Ataubridee. Evidence covers a deceased man, burial arrangement, property loss, and tools as court exhibits.
Terrible dust and oppressive weather affect residents of Mollewa. Reported by Bettye from The News, officials note new teachers amid population growth. Richard locates four children as authorities address water supply and future cultivation plans.
Gerabitin Beaneh of the ANN leads a discussion on developing the Victoria District’s resources. He advocates rail, diversified agriculture, flax and linseed, ostrich farming, wool processing, local meat curing, copper smelting, and coal exports, stressing rail links and local manufacturing to keep wealth within the district.
A quirky historical notice offers a cheerful man for sale on easy terms. The ad describes a under forty, strong, educated man with knowledge of birder and a cheery disposition, seeking £204 upfront with a flexible pay plan and long list of appealing traits to attract a buyer in a bustling city market. It claims twenty years in the grocery trade and managerial experience, promising reliability and humor.
In the matter of The Bankruptcy Act Amendment Act and John Brand a hotelkeeper, notice is given that a deed of rent has been executed under the act. The trustee James Ceuil Kidd will conduct an inspection and execution at the offices in Geraldton on the specified date. Also notices for employment and room availability are advertised, listing terms and contact details for applicants.
Greenough Farmers Club announces nominations for the positions of secretary and treasurer. Nominations must be submitted to the chairman, H L Hamersley, by 8 pm. Chairman: H L Hamersley.
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