Lindon Takes Over Tea Rooms at Railway Station
Lindon informs the public she has taken over the tea rooms opposite the railway station from Mrs and will run them from now on.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 19, 1924
Page
4
Lindon informs the public she has taken over the tea rooms opposite the railway station from Mrs and will run them from now on.
The Associated press reports cattle and sheep sales at Copleys Siding and Midland Junction. Dalgety and Co sold 205 head at Copleys and 2128 sheep plus 151 lambs and 88 pigs at Midland Junction. Yardings included 37 cattle and 50 horses at Subiaco with varied prices. Prices overall were softer than the previous week.
Market tally listed 706 cattle including a few cows with Ervin West Kimberley por Gorgon Min kro and Camira. Quality improved despite rough stock. open buyers firm with best beef around 1001 per head. Quotations show varying weights and conditions, with 405 cattle sold.
At Midland Junetion on Wednesday nydata submitted 131 cattle including 24 vealers. Prices were firmer than yesterday with strong competition and a firm market. Sheep totals 5,241 with 2,128 sheep sold. Murchison wethers and plain sorts showed value drops but some quality stock held. Cattle and hogs saw steady demand, with buyers well represented and prices for stores and feeders rising.
Market quotations show Boof Bewt medium weight beef with various grades and locations noted. Mutton prices listed with best weather mutton and specific vendors. Includes references to wholesalers and regions with limited legible details.
Meekathai mine reports quiet progress with limited promising ore at the Mistletoe area. Development shows in the central section with new machinery being installed. Crews near Creek and Xauuine report good progress, while Erna May Central eyes an option and Aus rule Tailings Production prepares to treat smelter byproducts at Gabanintha copper facility.
The annual mooring of the shore to atliute was held on Wednesday evening. Present were president Joater, vice-president J. Chapman, treasurer C. Smythe, and other members. Apologies were received from Worthington and Rock. Committee reports plus election of officers for the year were adopted with minor financial details noted and library renovations reported.
Spectator reports Nabawa defeated Northampton in a high crowd football match Sunday amid strong wind and even play from both sides. Northampton led briefly but Nabawa’s late surge, led by Criddle and Cox, secured the win, with umpire Higgins commended for fair officiating.
An inquest into the death of Barrett at the Fennian mine, Meekatharra, heard details of the incident from witnesses including Cook and Barrett. The tank shaft escaped and Barrett died after being pulled toward the shaft bottom, with evidence from the engine driver Tyrdenes and mine officials leading to a verdict of accidental death.
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