Wool and Manure Stock At KanGaroo Outfit
Wool skins hides and related goods listed with wire bran bags corn sacs wire netting and superphosphates among artificial manures stocked by KanGaroo outfit for agricultural supply figures.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1907
Page
7
Wool skins hides and related goods listed with wire bran bags corn sacs wire netting and superphosphates among artificial manures stocked by KanGaroo outfit for agricultural supply figures.
The Right Rev. Bishop Riley visited Northampton on June 11 with an afternoon tea at the Mechanics Institute. A confirmation service followed at 7:30 pm in the church with 40 to 50 attendees. Mrs Varley and others organized the event, and funds may aid the late Miss Scott’s mother amid her illness.
A description from midwives notes the royal birth heralded by flags and gun salutes. The King appears with a gold pandera bearing the infant, crowned arms, and satin cushion. Ministers, courtiers, and guests receive the new heir as the royal family welcomes the child.
A reader expresses hope that a forthcoming court function will unfold under the best and happiest auspices, a sentiment he believes will be shared by all readers. The remark emphasizes communal goodwill toward the event and its significance.
The Bunbury Herald recounts West Australia’s colonial prehistory from 1616 to 1826, noting Dutch explorers Dirk Hartog and the Batavia wreck, subsequent mutinies, and the naming of places like Rottnest and Swan River. It traces Dampier, de Vlaming, Vancouver, Kings, and Freemantle, culminating in Stirling’s 1826 Perth settlement plan and the hoped for soil suited to cotton and sugar.
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