Shipping Arrival at Kurnalpi from Fremantle
Fragments report Friday arrival at Kurnalpi of M7 ponels under Captain Douglas from Fremantle with 240 tons penvval largo and timber. Also noted are 1 ton semgers and a Marques pair with Messrs C A Woti.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 29, 1911
Page
2
Fragments report Friday arrival at Kurnalpi of M7 ponels under Captain Douglas from Fremantle with 240 tons penvval largo and timber. Also noted are 1 ton semgers and a Marques pair with Messrs C A Woti.
Messrs Dalgety and Co Ltd ship agents report steamer movements. Paroo to depart Geraldton for Fremantle on or about 1st July.
Shipping notices report the 4. Sork from Newcastle delayed by rough weather between Now conte and Albany with arrival rescheduled to Thursday next. Ballaren from the Nor West porte is due next Monday week.
Church notices announce anniversary services with 8 am and 7:90 am hours, 10 am and 7:80 pm evening devotions, 3 pm baial point with Preacher J K Stone, 4:45 pm sermon “Stronger Than He.” 7:30 pm special address by Right Rev W Floyd Shannon on Presbyterian Forixé of Worstrip.
Fragmentary birth and death notices mentioning individuals Me tay tite and Vieteria with references to a person named John Peemont and various undocumented events. The text includes distorted lines about coughs and a patent remedy called Peppermint Cure claimed to cure ailments.
In a wide interview with Me. W. Stead, the Review of Reviews argues Australia must remain tied to Britain for imperial defense and stability. Analysts warn that a unilateral move toward full independence could invite foreign risk and undermine economic and naval strength.
A four year old boy was run over by a train from Yelgee near Taylors Street. The shunter Grieby and engine driver Smith signaled halt and rushed the boy to hospital despite severe injuries including loss of an arm.
The Turf reports wet weather and a crowded Perth crowd at Fins Weather, with results across hurdles and plate events. Plena Hurdle lists Boso rs Hallambi Plashlock Shirley among competitors, then First and Second Class Plate winners and betting odds. Melbourne reports Confide's pilot McGregor to ride Wattery in the Australian Idle Race and Gratuax possible ride in the Australian Steeplechase. Burn recovers from a fall at the Sandown Park hurdle race last Wednesday.
The holder Arn t defeated Pearschallen on Parramatta River in a sunlit race of £500 side stakes. Spectators lined the banks as the champion led by four lengths, clocking 46 seconds for the distance and securing a new world roll. A York Six Day rider fractured his collarbone during the event.
London July 30 The plan to back Lord James Downe's policy against further opposition to the Veto Bill gains only weak backing as supporters of the Earl of Halsbury fall to about 40.
A garbled dispatch from Constantinople questions whether Andrew Fisher the Australian premier has proof of a reported interview. The message references a Review article and uncertain claims about Fisher’s involvement.
In the House of Commons J A Pease questions Mr Laurier about Taurice’s declaration and debate methods. Asquith answers that discussion will proceed by question and answer without exposing secret Imperial Conference deliberations. Cape Argus notes Laurier bears responsibility for a dangerous doctrine amid wartime tensions.
Mr Alexander Landale of Victoria died in Victoria after a rail incident while traveling to Norwich for the Sheep Brothers Conference as delegate of the Royal Agricultural Society. His son expressed deep sorrow. Other notes mention jewellers Gileom & Co returning to Geraldton and staff redeployments in Fremantle and Bunbury.
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