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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 30, 1910
Page
3
The Montrose is reported to be approaching Farthre Point with Crippen aboard, while authorities prepare to arrest suspected accomplices. Wires and press outlets broadcast alerts as the Montreal Star confirms ships converging and officials fear further movement as the case unfolds.
July Mir. Jerael Zanawill, a well known author, confirms a statement from the Janis Chronicle about the presumption tied to Aechatia. Churchill, in Commons, says most evidence on the Waratah steamer disaster has been gathered but some remains must be obtained before an inquiry.
In London on July 2 the House of Commons debated government position on the Woman Suffrage Bill. The Prime Minister stated the government would not assist the bill’s passage, even amid militant campaign pressures, and noted sessions would resume in November to consider the matter.
Crone Seely replies to Mr Redmeed quoting a detailed statement by Sir George Heed on the proportion of Austrian doll inverted in reproduction works. Seely notes difficulty comparing debts of parts of the empire and asks if five investments funded Australian emigration from the motherland.
On Friday morning in Marin Terrace the Railway Institute Geraldton branch held an official meeting with speeches and songs. Mr C B Rushton announced the formal steps to establish a Geraldton Railway Institute branch and praised the energy of those serving. The gathering featured toasts, presentations, and transfers of Mr Vincent and Mr King from Geraldton to Sandstone, with several members named in attendance. Also advertised is Benzine Bowes and Tiss cleaners for sale.
A local event titled Children’s Ball showcased numerous performances by children in costumes and Pierrots. Organizers led by Mrs Kempton and a long committee coordinated by Mesdames Fels and Oliver directed entrants from Meadowcraft to Fairies and Wrownies. The town provided prizes and refreshments as spectators enjoyed a lively program with many named participants and characters.
A dense, fragmented society column lists numerous names paired with garments and roles such as Evening dress, Nurse, Poudre, Footballer, Church Girl, Bride, and various dress designs. The misspelled and garbled lines resemble a social registry of women connected to fashion items, designates, and social titles, with recurring "Evening dress" entries interspersed among scattered surnames and occupations.
In poor weather Stokes opened for Hovera while Hale and Kidd added for Brigades amid chaotic play. Ramshaw, Ward and Tetlow starred for Brigades as they pulled ahead and held a late surge by Hovera, finishing 10 to 9 in a high scoring, tightly fought game with many near misses and standout kicks.
The Juniors edged Hallways this afternoon in a desultory match, Raileacs ax Rovers claiming victory by a small margin. Behinds total 4 for the losing side, while the winners showed a steady but unremarkable performance.
Metropolitan Football reports premiers and results with Fremantle 12 12 defeating ubines and West Perth 11 8 defeating North Fremantle 11 4, noting unclear names and scores in a fragmented recap. The piece also mentions a somber doctor and stray editorial lines about a cheaper remedy and winter in France.
SUNPAY WALKER urges Municipal Council to build a foot track from Francis Street to the back beach near the harbor, praising Swinburne's call for access. He recalls a Sunday visit showing the beach’s beauty versus the dirty harbor beach and suggests a simple graded track would allow safe, pleasant access for visitors and residents alike. He asks officials to walk the route to understand the need and supports extending a connection to a Shenton Street area.
In Lindenen SMS, 18,000 points surged as 18 year old Australian Tindrum toppled world champion Johm Det with a decisive final score of 3,000 to Roberts 0. The match concluded yesterday with Tindrum claiming victory.
A notice outlines a land sale in the Al Poo area with details on parcel boundaries and purchaser responsibilities. The listing emphasizes first come terms, price guidance, and required documentation for bids.
Auction sale of valuable Geraldton and Northampton items conducted by QM and Janes C Ide. The sale will proceed as stated, listing the goods to be offered and terms of auction.
The notice describes a land sale in Geraldton Subdivision near Ireland’s Hotel with frontage details and lot numbers, referencing a Queen’s Hotel area and links to the town centre. It notes partial terms for winding up the estate and urges compliance with sale conditions.
Public auction of machinery plant stock and livestock including hacks, wheels, grindstones, binders, chestnut gear, windmill and two horses with two cows. Sale conducted by S Mackenzie at 2 o clock sharp on Thursday August 4th.
A brief weather note reviews daily rain across stations this week. It outlines intermittent showers and dry spells, noting regional variation and impacts on travel and outdoor plans through the period.
Rainfall measurements for Geraldton show monthly totals at the present time. Data mentions totals and notes partial figures with phrases indicating February figures and other months, but the readable text is fragmented and unclear for precise values or dates.
Mr Collins of the Laiml Department attends a meeting regarding the Pure of rain as well as the Agricultural Bureau matters. J Logue of Mt Gill Station reports looting in North County and forecasts road work impact. Sihhons will attend the opening of Baileey Institute and is a director at the West American Board. Side Logue named stock registrar for state licenses. W Smith, pianist and mechanic, remains at goldfields.
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