Shipping Arrivals Report From Fremantle and Bunbury
On Wednesday at 3.0 p.m Monaro Capt E J Neale arrives from the Eastern States via Fremantle and Bunbury with passengers Mrs Fry and several gentlemen. Thursday sees Charon from Freemartle with a list of passengers including Measie and Farman. Burrumbeet also from Fremantle carries Mixx Morrell and other travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monaro
E. . J. Neale
Fremantle
Bunbury
Mrs. Fry
Messrs
Lawler
Forder
W. Hatfield
Sargent
J. Oakley
FE. Howard
W. Leamey
Withall
Sinclair
W. Storr
J. Kemp
Aumm
Charon
Fremartle
Measie
C. Young
Farman
Parsons
Wharf
Murphy
Lindsay
Burrumbeet
Mixx Morrell
FL Horn
A. Fletcher
Fo Cameo
Ot. Skirbery
James
FR. Holt
J. Asnten
Departure from port to Sinun-Pore at 3 p m
A ship named Charon sails Thursday at 3 pm for Sinun Pore and Nor West ports. Passengers include Mr William Cole and Mr MM Siber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charon
Sinun- Pore
Sin Nor'-West Ports
WM. Cole
MM. Siberniin
Steamers Movement Notices From Mees Duivety and Co
Steamers movement notices show Minilya leaving Geraldton and Fremantle for Java ports and Singapore around late June with diversions to Hieraldton and North-West routes. Riverina schedules Sydney to Fremantle, Adelaide, Albany and Melbourne legs in late June, with Geraldton transit via Fremantle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremantle
Java
Singapore
Geraldton
Charon
Garakdtod
Sineeaprores
Dune
Minilya
Hieraldton
Riverina
Sydney
Weltbourne
Adelaide
Albany
Vessel cargoes and a call for abundant water supply
Monaro and Burrumbeet carried substantial cargoes including general goods coal wool and horses while passengers booked to sail. Geraldton debates water supply schemes urging council action with government support potential private company involvement and a rate plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.W
Europe
Tod
The Heraldton Indian News Thursday June 10 1900
An item from The Heraldton Indian News dated Thursday June 10 1900 reports local happenings, governance notes, and community notices. The brief item highlights ongoing affairs in the town with mentions of residents and civic matters shaping the day.
Victoria and Murchison districts book advance notice
A small advance copy of KR M Cochrane’s Victoria and Murchison districts is praised by press and public. Published at the pec price, available at the Guardian office with post rates for Commonwealth New Zealand and Europe. East Chapman Mail Service: weekly from Northern Gully to East Chapman district approved until year end. tenders later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Muechivon
KR. M. Cochrane
Murchison
Guardian
Commonwealth
New Zealand
Europe
Messia, Constantine & Gardner
East Chapman
Oae
H. Mahon
Northern Gully
Geraldton-Cue
W. H. Saunders
Messrs
Jones Brothers
BR. M. Cochrane
Marties
Wheat Belt
Cochrane
Messrs. Tenakle
Jupp
Lawler
Black Range
Meekhatharra
Household Bargains at CG Smith's Big Store
Bargains advertised include toilet covers now and Turkish towels priced at 6d each. White twill sheeting offered at 7d per yard, single and double sheeting reduced from old prices. Carpet ing 36in wide listed at 2d, all at CG Smith's Big Store with changed low rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. CG. Smith’s
Geraldton Couple Wed in Leederville Weasley Church
A Geraldton man Mr. Perry Young married Culalie Annie Donegan of Sabaco in Leederville. Rev Dr. Berlay officiated in absence of her father with bridesmaids Miss Amy Donegan and Miss May Moore. The bride wore white chiffon taffeta and orange blossom coronet. attendants in heliotrope and eau de nil gowns. Guests included relatives and about 40 friends at a Wasonie Hill reception with confetti, toasts, and numerous gifts, many kitchenware items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldton
Leederville Weasley
Perry Young
Geraldon
Culalie Annie
Escond
George Donegan
Sabiaco
Ber
Schroeder
Amy Donegan
May Moore
Miss Moore
4. L. Bapsley
Clive McGrevour
Wasonie Hill
Leederville
Donegan
Mrs. Young
Lewis
Quiet Geraldton wedding honors Marsh family ties
Christ Church Geraldton hosted a quiet wedding linking Mr Tieal son of the late G Heal of Fremantle to Miss Fimo Marsh daughter of Mr and Mrs D Marsh of Geraldton. The bride wore white Sicilian cloth Empire style, with Marseilles lace, and was given away by her brother. A simple bridal party and post ceremony gathering followed, with gifts listed to various family members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
Geraldton
Tieal
Mise Kitty McGilvray
Mgr. J. Marsh
Marsh
W. Mars
S. Marsh
Northampton Telephone Service Request for Cabinet at Post Office
Mr I Milton, external affairs minister, has received consuel ration from the Postmaster-General but funds are unavailable now. Provision for the cabinet is included in 1908 36 estimates and will be reviewed in July next. A separate inquiry seeks telephonic extension to Bowes Siding with no decision yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Requet
Northamptoal Ly
I. Milton
Postmaster-General
Uly
Bowes Siding
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J. G. Smith
BIG Store
J.g.s.’S
Henry Wills & Co. Cash Buyers OF
London
Little
Reney Standers
Donald
Waite
Australian Alliance Assurance Coy
Fuller & Co
Antrim
Perth
Vierereidee
Ohd
Comee Limited
West Astralian Steam Navigation Company, Limited
M.S. Minilya
E. Richardson
Dalgety & CO
Ucarnarvon
Cossack
Port Hedland
Kondo
Increas
Chas. Hormann
West Australia
Miss Wood
Cass Brothers
Havi Vere Petunia
Cass Bros
Marine Terrace
J. Urch
Constantine and Gardner
Shipping
Mees, Duivety and Co
Averts
Gerainton
Melbourne
Potria Court
Sarah Bourne
Polico
Hector Black
H. Carr
Kockarea
Wilson
Mils
Nacrovia Co-operative Flour Milling Company
Fisher ‘Roternment
M'nistry
Andy
Fisher
Deakin
Angy
King George the Third
Queen Anne
Fister
HK Carson
Licensing Court
Gee
Frank Wallace
C. Wann
The
Presbyterian
W. F. Shannon
Presbyterian Church
Gipsy Smith
Silas AK. Hocking
Stor C
Silvester Horne
Fieraldton
St. Monaro
Norfolk
Charles Smith
Mr. Smith
Gascoyne
Mc- Hare
Pope
Geralden
Crs
Baston
Humerrford
Wiceutty Springs
Conneil
Young—Donegan
Mire. Dawson
A. McConkey
Houneell
Heal—Marsh
Cochrine
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