Furniture Arcade Offers Bedding and China Sets
A local retailer advertises a variety of home goods including bedding toilet sets china plates and assorted tableware. The listing emphasizes affordability and daily specials to attract shoppers.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
2
A local retailer advertises a variety of home goods including bedding toilet sets china plates and assorted tableware. The listing emphasizes affordability and daily specials to attract shoppers.
A long OCR fragment chronicles a well known Irwin district figure and local society efforts. It mentions Mr Hughes born in WA with wartime service and commissions, plus society committees selecting leaders and plans for local events and community projects. It also covers Perth water supply talks and Ballarat governance changes, plus attractions and transport yard petitions at Morisidon.
Fragmented report from Geraldton council notes damage to roads from recent heavy rains. Discussion centers on seeking special grant, with figures around £140 to £150 proposed and estimates near £2,000 for full repair. Mayor Kempton and others advocate timely support while authorities weigh a precedent.
An American visitor touring England and Wales, guided by a Scotsman, climbs to a hilltop near Loch Lameud. The guide points out distant large structures as the traveler admires the landscape while the Scot uses local dialect to describe the scene and its distant buildings.
In London on June 1 the Australians played Cambridge University in a match described as a rigging controversy with the Cambridge innings including riders like Ryder McDunl and Hendry. The scorecard lists several dismissals and notable overs, ending with a Cambridge total after 3 wickets.
A jury heard testimony in a Crown case accusing four men, led by A G Holst as foreman, of assault and related charges. Witnesses described the night’s events near a kitchen, gunfire, and a struggle over a weapon, with statements on the victim’s wounds and the accused’s conduct.
A confused report describes a case involving Jupennee and Turk linked to a device claimed to emit fumes to incapacitate a target. Police say the suspect acted as a servant and was Aynio’s valet. The motive and details remain unclear.
The readable parts suggest a discussion of a bank and its headquarters named in a garbled sequence. Mentions include a potential reference to Carle and Fe Jedrance within a context of an institution in England, but the text is largely unintelligible.
Oswell's announces a Great Stocktaking Sale starting Friday May 27 offering heavy reductions across drapery and clothing items. The catalog lists men and ladies garments including suits shirts pajamas wool sweaters and underwear with slashed prices on fabrics linens towels and boots.
Minutes record discussions on graveling price of £25 for 10 chains in the Central Ward and repairs to Creek Street. figures cite first payment of about £12 for Norman's Well work and attempts to form a Local Board in Northampton. Appreciation voiced for Mr Cunningham's district conference representation.
A midnight burglary at Brows Electrician Shop on Elmwood Road ends with Constable Dunn injured by an iron bar when a man named Archibald Chase Brown, claiming a recent consignment, forced entry. Brown slept on premises after misreading the door as unlocked. Reynolds defended with a revolver, the assailant dropping the bar. The injured officer received four stitches.
A fragmented note cites Allahabad as a holy city for the Indian Mobeumedans and references Damascus Meding and Christian sites as leaders in Mobasmedase lectures. The text mixes place names and terms, presenting an unclear religious discourse.
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