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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 08, 1915
Page
2
Fragmentary celestial notes from 1918 describe lunar latitudes and ksugo data for Geraldton area observations. The text garbles figures and names, but indicates measurements tied to the moon in July with varying values and unclear terms.
The wedding of Miss Elles May Davis third daughter of William Davis Geraldton to Sir John Hancock son of the late John Malachi Hanesek Beudico Western Australia was solemnized at Muthodiet Church Geraldton. The ceremony featured hymns and a refined reception at the bridegroom’s residence with family members in attendance. The couple departed for Kalgoorlie to begin their married life.
The article notes government consideration to erect a battery near the Piantares with a distance of 13 to 14 miles deemed uneconomical. It lists show details and performers for a forthcoming event, including names like Whittaker, MacVoan, and Grill, with notes on Greenough Flats and citrus opportunities.
Mosars Dalgety and Co Ltd reports steamer movements including Charon from Geraldton to Fremantle around July 16, Aaroo Fremantle to terfilettesting, Aareu Geraldton to Nor'-West ports Java and Singapore, Minderoo Getalilon to Bre korate ily Suth, Chiron Fremantle to Nor'-West, August 54 timing, Mel Moutnes July 4, Adelaide 17th July for Mibany and Fremantle, Melulandia Gran to Adelaide July 26, Molyparos to Sydney.
A meeting led by Mayor Kempton approved creating an ambulance class for men. Mr Farrington named honorary secretary, with lessons led Sundays at 10 am in Court Chambers. Speakers emphasized practical first aid and what not to do until professionals arrive.
After months away, Use Kurnalpi arrives at the port on a Tuesday, with willing hands ready to work on cargo as ferries are prepared. Reports mention research visits to Dongarra, circus appearances by Mylachlis, and weather affecting streets. Deaths include Hughie Livingara and Hughes's daughter. plans discuss Australian May machinery and a submarine incident near Dogarra with a tow and midnight arrival.
The Belmont Park section lists results from a turf meeting with hurdle and flat races including the Hurdle Race and Highweight Plate. Winners are named with weights and odds, followed by a Victorian meeting summary noting Flemington form and the Grand National implications.
The piece lists early acceptances for the Grand National Steeplex Chase. Names include MeTbiourne, Progresso, Tinto, Huolgal, Moon-Darra, Ourradjil, Tis Meotam, Busta, Fireworks, Flash Jack, Highland Clan and others with assorted weights and numbers.
In the Mayor's Parlour a committee thanked volunteers and supporters for their help at a recent event. The draw for the Union ticket was audited, and ticket No. 1767, drawn by a well known person from Marine Terre, was announced as the winner. The public is thanked for their generosity in buying tickets and aiding the appeal.
A long, error-ridden report details Oswell's winter drapery sale and a district road board's annual financials. It lists receipts from rates licenses and grants, major expenditures including salaries, maintenance, and construction, and notes year-end balances. The board discusses revenue estimates, road rates, bridge repairs, and a proposed waterway project, with notices of meetings and fundraising efforts for regional causes.
Archbishop O Reilly head of the Catholic community in South Australia died at his Glen Osmond residence on Tuesday in his 69th year. Widely esteemed across denominations, he chaired charitable efforts and inspired welfare initiatives. Born in Kilkenny Ireland in 1446, he studied at St Hieran's College and All Hallows, Dublin, and came to Western Australia years ago. His death marks the end of a life devoted to church work and philanthropy. His mother lives in Kilkenny, Ireland.
Reports say Howathare footballers faced the Royal team in a tight match, edged by a small margin. Captain Alf Ash starred, scoring twice with two behinds, while the visitors struggled as preparations for a return leg dominated club activities and social events.
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