Astronomical Sunrise and Sunset January 1914
Calendar data presents January 1014 sunrise and sunset times for specified locations. Calculations cover varying days and positions, with probable corrections for atmospheric refraction and longitude.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 22, 1914
Page
2
Calendar data presents January 1014 sunrise and sunset times for specified locations. Calculations cover varying days and positions, with probable corrections for atmospheric refraction and longitude.
Messrs Dalgety and Co report outbound movements of vessels and lines with various departures. Pare sails from Fermauthy to Geralin on January 22, Paroo departs Geraldton for North West ports Java bound to Singapore on January 23, Charon leaves Geraldton for Fre mantle, abate January, Uoogan exits Fremantle for Geraldton and Nor West ports in February, Minderow from Geraldton to Fre mantle on February 1. Zealouslia leaves Sydney for Melbourne and Adelaide Star sails toward Albany and Fremantle at unspecified January dates.
Lertal Kotick and A Owen Molst filed notice on Elwes Street seeking wider access for a surgery related project. The report cites FDL and related entities moving forward with design changes to Elwes Street corridor.
The document discusses rising tensions over railway control in the metropolitan area and district, with calls for public response to the company meeting. It notes anxiety about the line passing to central Shire authorities and expresses strong sentiments against the Midland Railway Company, implying fatal consequences of the present impasse.
A fragmented report covers a near miss on a jetty where two youths fell toward the sea and were rescued by porters Mutvhie and Westlake. It notes events at the John Shipton Lodge OOF and a social on February 21, plus coal prospecting permissions for Joseph Hindley in the Mines Department. Foreshore improvements and a Marine Terrace concert update follow, with institute meetings, financial statements, and a forecast warm day at 305.
The Midland Railway dispute centers on government concessions and the line from Wongau Hills to Mullewa. Shareholders claim the policy expands land value and regional prosperity while critics warn of private monopoly and future absorption into a broader system. The author argues concessions would boost traffic and cross-region connectivity.
In Gibalon district landowners receive notices to remove thorny plants that block water supply. The government plans immediate action, with appeals and enforcement to clear hedgerows and protect the town’s mains. Local officials urge rapid compliance to prevent further disruption of essential services.
Fragmented notice lists items associated with Mr A B Lord and Mrs de Bo Giles, referencing health related changes and a sale push. The text mixes personal notes with advertisements for clothing including white shirts, fashion shirts, pylamus, ties, collars and related goods, suggesting an estate or shop liquidation and a Coliseum sale scenario with reduced stock.
The council debated a broad program including Queens Park improvements, water piping from a main, Victoria Square and Esplanade upgrades, a municipal baths loan, and a stormwater system. They added 270 to the total cost, approved various park and recreation expenditures, and voted to raise separate loans for the electric light extension and baths with proposed sums around 4000 and 2600 respectively.
A local correspondent notes improvement in Mr Jem Rowlands health and praises Mr Stephenson for four years of service at the Dongarra State School. Mentions of a farewell social for Stephenson, weather shifts, and community activities including church events, a school gathering, and upcoming anniversary plans.
Fragmented OCR text shows Victoria District Tart Club with garbled wording about weights and a Penny Pace event, including unclear references to a committee and a Monday schedule. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to confirm specifics.
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