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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 21, 1910
Page
4
Farmers weigh wheaten and other hay wheats for stock feeding in South Australia. Variations in cut timing and handling affect quality, with Gallant favored but not widely known. Majestic Silver King and Marshall No 3 noted. Green cut hay and careful baling reduce waste. planning ahead avoids shortages.
The Perth letter reports Wort Guildford will manufacture fertilisers and acids, signaling a local building boom amid tramway strikes. It covers upcoming theatre by Julius Knight and Katherine Grey, a cathedral recital by Mr. Lrekin, and plans for a new Telephone Exchange and General Post Office. It notes regional tensions between goldfields and Perth, calls for a Melbourne deputation, and cites Carr-Boyd on Central Australia.
In Sydney yesterday the navy’s role was argued as defending the Empire with a single supreme authority. Premier Wace spoke on boosting New South Wales finances for railways while addressing coastal dangers from fierce gales and heavy snowfalls affecting shipping.
Fragmented report details the fog bound duty between South Yarra and Richmond during the incident. It notes department admission of uncertain findings and mentions proceedings involving the Police Magistrate, the Premier and Lady Moore, and remarks by Mr. Hoe.
Fragmentary report shows Queensland unrest as BISBANE and a trade treaty dispute surface. Mr Wilson, secretary of the United by the Coal Herr unions threatens general strike action amid ongoing work.
In Wellington on Tuesday Mrs Males faced accusations of cruelty to her daughter after a distressing incident described in a messy OCR. authorities reported a police statement and a court appearance followed. The article also notes financial figures including a credit balance of 490,316 and workers' fund opening with 462,966, reflecting broader economic details in the report.
Extracts from a Japanese paper reported by Acting Defence Minister Hugh to Melbourne inform on anti Japanese sentiment in Australia. The article cited restrictions on club access and public meetings for Japanese, noting Labor government era intensification. The report also mentions a woman’s body examined by a government pathologist and a telegram about an operation.
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