Bargains and Patterns Advertised in Local Notice
The notice advertises various goods including vests and patterned Queeles at low prices. It lists prices like 3/0, 4/1, and 2/2 per item and mentions bands, hats, and lids in a sale format.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 10, 1928
Page
2
The notice advertises various goods including vests and patterned Queeles at low prices. It lists prices like 3/0, 4/1, and 2/2 per item and mentions bands, hats, and lids in a sale format.
The monthly service will be held at Mown Foumooks next Friday at 3 pm with Rev William G Reekie preaching. An inquest into the death of Harold Eton Smith will be held at Perth Courthouse on July 19 before Coroner A B Rideau. Clifford Humwe charged with murder will be represented, and a troupe tour to Fremantle Gaol is billed. Box plans open at Crew's tomorrow. patrons urged to apply early. Seat prices range 3d 4d and 2d with tax and reservations.
Jamen Edward Giles admitted unlawfully using a cumber plate GN 3H on June 22 and receiving a new license number 624. He faced the Police Court yesterday morning and was cautioned with a small fine, while authorities noted leniency in the car’s handling. The case touched on motor vehicle licensing and prompted inspector commentary.
A garbled passage discusses Sir Minchin and Lends with uncertain references to M. and Sg pet the wokeds, mentioning Bruce and a brigadier named Winton. The text hints at an ongoing friendship and postwar ties but guardrails obscure specifics.
The Special Sami Beant board led by Mews Daevar chairman and Mr Adam with secretary Mr Lamphree visited Geraldton to interview about 2,000 applicants for the thousand blocks opened before April 14. About 1,800 applications have been scanned. decisions on some blocks expected next week with further sittings at Perth Northam Merredian Narrogin. Blocks on the Won geundy Estate near Mullewa were reopened after initial rejection. board member J T Odgers chairing will hear Geraldton applicants tomorrow.
Geraldton Week progress report outlines council chamber meeting with attendance, committee roles, and plans for Children’s Sports events. Delegates from Victoria District Agricultural Borderry and Girl Guides discussed functions and funding. Preparations include a charity walk, procession, and trophy presentations, with arrangements for a Perth tour to coordinate with Parliamentary representatives.
The Rev John Walker first Presbyterian minister at Canberra, visiting Gemliton for Western Australia fundraising, was confronted with the fact that Canberra's first minister was the Rev Jake Walker. J J Ryan supports the effort, noting Walker's long prominence in the church and Ballarat recollections of his influence.
The council chambers met Thursday night with President Mrs E Sewell presiding. Attendees included James Anderson Ahern Alberts D Altos Mulder Gerben and Williams Rev M Maley and L J Chapman. Apologies were received from Mrs Laing and Pood. Nurse Solan reported 136 patient visits in June.
A Buick driven by Robert Sant and Keith May with a party of five veered off Hack Beach Road Sunday night. The vehicle plunged over a dune, damaging the front and guard, but all occupants escaped harm. The car was recovered and towed to Geraldton the next day.
The piece argues regular daily advertising builds familiarity and trust, suggesting persistent campaigns outperform sporadic bursts. It emphasizes steady exposure over time as a core business strategy for sustaining sales and visibility.
A Perth minister argues unity across church factions, condemns hatred and criminality, and envisions a culturally central city with an Anglican Catholic and Protestant heritage. He praises clergy respect and predicts a future garden city with a grand church as a symbol of unity.
Royal Agricultural Society of Western Australia invites entrants to submit a design for Royal Show promotion. Entries must be in three flat colours, include the words Royal Show, be delivered by July 16, and be sealed with name and pen name. The winner may be paid three guineas and the Society may purchase other designs for sale.
A large and representative gathering occurred last night in St. John's Hall, presided over by the Rev. W. G. Reekie. An apology for absence was read.
A note from Paris reports a Saturday event featuring the King and Queen amid a riot at a hotel venue. A theater engagement for baritone Will Quervell is mentioned, tied to this morning’s program and the radio presentation.
A garbled London fragment describes a nocturnal scene with a lighted lamp, a secluded residence, and a woman tending the fire. The text hints at a social or healthful revival under night conditions and a quiet, intimate setting.
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