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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
3
London reports a deadlock after talks between the Government and Sinn Feiners. An important statement warns of a serious position and calls for patience over the Northern Territory violation. Churchill notes broad acceptance of addressing the issue in Parliament.
A brief note outlines a conference with imperial authorities. The record notes limited time and the presence of southern representatives. The context suggests diplomatic talks or formal meeting between government factions.
Residents gather for a tense meeting to decide on a date for a local rite. The crowd discusses procedures and potential impacts on nearby families, urging clear guidance from organizers and officials.
The Premier Mine near Pretoria is described with 3035 carat finds, leading to a large value of diamonds exported from South Africa. The article notes the mine’s depth around 1500 ft, an annual output forecast, and a 3 shillings per carat payment to aid honesty among miners. It mentions Sir Thomas Cullinan, the 11 flawless stones from a famous diamond, and the imperial crown.
Walter Cole a mid aged postmaster at the northern Perth district, died after jumping from a window at St George's private hospital Perk last evening. Police and doctors reported he struggled free before leaping. His widow and small family survive. Sister Miss Cole left Perth for the scene.
The state's May returns reveal revenue and expenditure totaling £68492 with a deficit of £119,482. The year’s total stands at £825,705 and with current month included the total becomes £945,277, indicating a substantial financial shortfall.
Stray efforts to outpace the Bambra yesterday on the sand bank proved unsuccessful as attempts to advance were stalled.
A fragmentary note hints at a harbor event involving a group connected to a competition. The readable text centers on a concerted effort in a coastal port, with questions lingering about the exact participants and purpose.
In Perth on March 1 the Millars Timber Trading and the Australian Timber Workers Union reached a deadlock. Civic rights groups reported ongoing parliamentary elections as negotiations stalled.
A 19th century sea monster sighting is recounted with references to reports from New Zealand in October 1848, describing a long serpentine creature with slick skin and massive girth seen by witnesses aboard the Dacdaloe and others near Cape Verde, with sketches by a captain.
The ratepayers meeting at Connell Chambers tallied total rates collected at £4,210 2/5 for the half year, with £200 allowances to three payers and arrears totaling £729 11/9. Current rates stood at £1,012 16/4 and overall arrears at £720 11/0, with discussion on road repairs, tarred surfaces, and staffing alongside inquiries into windmill sales and local property works. Mayor Lester urged attention to street works and preserving staff, while the Town Clerk addressed repairs and information requests.
In a Supreme Court hearing before Chief Justice Aber Ander George Lawson the case of Constantine and Gardner versus E. Comssan reached a verdict. The court dismissed both the overtime claim and breach of contract allegations after hearings held through Friday, with judgment reserved for a later date.
Officials outline South West and Wheat Area developments with parcels east of Goes and new blocks to serve growing demand. Plans cite 20 blocks via Wilgeyse and other subdivisions within 10 to 15 miles of Nasembesa, aiming to pre‑provide land for future requirements.
The photoplay notes praise the thorough lighting background arrangements and studio direction of the film, saying only the human voice remains to complete it. Featuring Lois Wilson Jack Holt and Nad Nagel and Mickey Moule, the popular child actor.
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