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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
2
Fragmented sale notice lists cashmere socks shirts coats and suiting with low prices. Mentions KNICKS YOOTBALA teams and various garments including serge suits fleece liners and denims. Reads like a period economy promo with heavy OCR errors and timing hints.
The Mallewa Peace Court heard cases on June 10 including defendants J. T. Haley J. B. Hobsen and Albert Ward alias John Wand alias Albert Enkell. Sentences included fines and imprisonment for unlawful gaming and theft. Other items mention Mandel Estate sales plans, district land surveys, and notes on local parliamentary discussions and agricultural prospects.
The notice reports the death of Mr Henry Hallett of 101 Colin Street Perth and a memorial menu. It notes a wide circle of friends reacting with great respect and mentions a recently opened extensive range advertised for Obie and ex pleasioning, with brief references to Beary Balleys and Brenig Fred.
Voters chose in two wards as vacancies arose from resignations. G E Bowell won Central Ward by clear majority. Lester topped the Central Ward. informal votes noted. Harry Carson and George Lester competed in Central Ward with Fielding also mentioned. Acting Mayor and Town Clerk oversaw counting. results expected near nine.
The piece surveys immigration policy and settler quality concerns, noting income and industry tensions. It highlights the New Settlers League, a Perth Chamber of Manufacturers push to send an envoy to England to attract migrants, and discusses motor buses versus rail travel fares impacting the Railway Department. It also mentions Sir Thomas Coombe purchasing four Hay Street shops, weather optimism, and postal licensing issues.
An Oswell’s ad lists Merh’n Fashion shirts with collars priced at 5/11 and sturdy working shirts at 4/11. The copy emphasizes good quality and practical use, noting measurements and material strength for durable wear.
Moon points in business methods. news agents face scrutiny as commissions rise. The Postal Department has taken action that would shame a Shylock, reflecting intense regulatory pressure on agents and practices within postal distribution.
Federal Capital notes progress at Canberra after W M Hughes returns from holiday. He praises site choice, cites slow early years but steady work by the Commission, expects Parliament to meet there in 1926, and highlights road and water improvements, housing plans, and anticipated dwellings.
An auctioneer outlines several property offers including about 1200 acres between Bowes and Iscks Sidings with £500 deposit and long installment terms. Another estate entry notes around 20,000 nerves of arable land with water access and a young station. a separate proposal involves timber and orchard parcels.
A Geraldton Hellish Football Association meeting at the Murchison town hall drew a full attendance led by president Mr W Hollings. Galena to participate in the Cap competition semifinals feature, and plans include a new field tag and linesmen. W Murray named official reserve for the season.
Reading lists players for a Queen's Lark event and a Town tester lineup with many names including Joymm Buncey Keil and Adahur ven. Anglican service details and Sunday schedule appear along with a weather note predicting rain in the west and southwest coast.
The committee report discusses replacing a road and sewer lines near Winchester. It notes financials, cost sharing, and approvals, with members from Midlands and Watford councils urging prompt action and further investigation before final decisions.
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