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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 23, 1921
Page
3
London reports indicate Sir George negotiates with De Valera outlining a Home Rule settlement on a South African style dominion with Ulster safeguards. No republic or parallel talks on Ulster independence are planned, and De Valera advocates unity for the south.
Lanion July 22 report notes Britain's naval policy to keep the main warship in service and maintained. The piece references parliamentary debate and potential effects of broader recesses on defense plans. It mentions Mr Hughes speech and shifts in focus to the Pacific, Australia and Monroe Doctrine in relation to pacific armament and defense.
Cripple wins the King's Cup in a superb display of grit and skill. The event showcases remarkable shooting prowess and determination, earning a blue ribbon for outstanding performance.
Athens reports intensified Greek efforts against Turkish forces in a key campaign. An air raid on Kutehia caused casualties including four officers killed and two wounded around the front area. Komal narrowly escaped a fatal attack.
Athens dispatch reports Kemalist forces routing Turkish troops at Kusohla after a four day operation. Turkish prisoners captured and positions turned as Kemalists seize the advantage in the conflict.
The Geraldton City Band convened on Thursday night with President Mr. S N Bartlett in the chair. Attendance was low due to other engagements. The secretary Mr. F A Woolwards presented the annual report noting leadership concerns and a plan to strengthen the Boys Band as feeder to the main group. The report showed receipts from concerts totaling £344 15/3 and total receipts £566 12/4 against liabilities £113 2/6, leaving a credit balance of £30 2/4. Officials reappointed included President N Bartlett and Treasurer G Lester. special thanks were given to the secretary for service.
In a resumed Shefield contest Australia bowled Yorkshire out for 125 after a strong 130 by the home side. Australia replied to 251 with 113 all out in their second innings, Gregory taking 4 for 10 and Malley 4 for 8 as the Aussies won by 3 runs.
The Pricer Regulation Commission issues revised price lists for Geraldton area bread flour with retail and wholesale rates. Maxima set for various bag sizes and weights, including sacks of 150 and 50, plus adjustments for seven day extensions. includes specific shilling and pence figures per bag and per ton.
A pleasant farewell at Mr Withers residence Willow Gully for Maureen Williams who leaves for Yalgoo and Mr Phillips who departs for Perth. Attended by J Glue family Coun sel Baochon Rows White Williams and others. Music recitals and vocal items were well received followed by games and supper.
Fragmentary note from the RaldtOn Board records an accounts audit listing amounts £206 2s 0d and £28 0s 0d for unspecified items. The legibility is poor and the exact purposes are unclear.
A report details government subsidy for unwatering work associated with Fongall. The shaft to No 8 level received support totaling around £3000, funded on a £100 per share basis, with £100 shares cited as part of the capitalization and subsidy framework.
Mine owners and business people anticipate three periods of increased mining activity soon. The state battery is about to start from During Jone, the Penins treated 1,973 tons of ore for a return of 1,137.50 baltion.
A reader asks about a petition and poll affecting work conditions and hours at a local shop. The missive questions management decisions and cites long Friday hours and perceived unfair labor practices.
A garbled notice records a rate order for the Geraldton Water District approved by the Minister for Water Beverage and Drainage. Dated July, the document lists H W Stanley Low as Deputy for Water and describes the order and entry in official books.
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