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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 27, 1922
Page
1
The notice lists lunar phases for August 1922 including last quarter on the 16th, new moon on the 23rd, and first quarter on the 29th. It references sunrise and sunset times and appears as an almanac entry with numeric codes and pricing.
The commissioner's long extract on railway administration argues against premature sleeper removal and wasteful re-sleepering. It cites excessive stock purchases, costly signals, and buffet cars losses, urging economy and targeted repairs on sections like Gormidton Meekatharra andMeckatharra while recommending tax and management reforms to improve funds and efficiency.
The article recalls the House of Lords ruling on a betting case and discusses the enduring doctrine of coverture, noting the wife’s presumed innocence in certain crimes amid her husband’s presence. It cites Briggs urging Parliament to pass a concise reform measure and reflects on gradual growth of law and constitution.
The record shows a mixed lot sold at auction with prices listed for Merino wool and other fibers. Partial details indicate various grades and per unit bids, reflecting a mid range market for the period.
W. Carroll and others write to the editor about government ministers and conference events. They reference a Northampton Hull branch discussion, a Geraldton conference, and ministers visiting Perth. They call for accountability and fuller engagement with views on policy questions.
In the House of Commons the Cot ton Growing Bill was read a first time proposing a levy of sixpence on spinners for every 500 lb of cotton. The money would aid the development of cotton growing. Lt Col B Hurst noted Egyptian cotton output was down to three sevenths prewar levels.
The monthly meeting on July 18 presided by Chairman A Field reviewed road deviations, repairs and gravel works at Morgan, Taro Springs, Arvino, and Yaudan. Tenders from Chas Gilbert for gravel and repairs were accepted. district divisions recommended a split into Carma mak and Carneumh with a southern center.
A column notes owners naming horses with backward or clever syllables including Eratpac Enitruc and other examples. It cites Flemington and other regions, mentioning owners Flower Michsel Healey and Merensne, with a playful critique of naming trends and betting implications.
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