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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1911
Page
3
A steamer Vakamo carrying New Hebe riders arrived this morning near Teval South Santo. An attempt to ferry natives led to a confrontation. Reverend Jansen fired from short range, mortally wounding a man aboard.
Federal Affairs review shows land tax totals reaching E125 IRR with Australia contributing NN £90,089. Returns indicate usage and levies against Great Britain. Migration figures list 2,110 German and SAT Chinese arrivals to Austrasia. Admissions denied to 42 individuals, including 32 Chinese and five Berth.
In Kalgoorlie Western Australia on Tune 25 the executive of the Western Gold fields Federated Miners Union nominates Mr Wy Summerville for reappointment as workers' representative on the Arbitration Court. The decision follows criticism of the Union's annual conference and Mr Somerville's stance on the Noryman miners' wages award.
An obituary note reports the death of Alexander Turnbull after a truck collision last Saturday. The injury led to amputation and medical complications, ending his life in the ensuing days. The notice records the date and the family’s sorrow.
In Broome on June 33 William Smith master of the Harriet and Ribob Dore master of the Fortuna were brought before the Police Court. Both schooners seized by the Gay undah at Scott's Reef face charges of smuggling and fishing in territorial waters. They pleaded not guilty. After Commander Curtis of the Gayundah gave similar arrest evidence the court adjourned until Friday.
In Wellington New Zealand under the compulsory training scheme 21,108 men aged 18 to 21 have been registered while 46,675 youths aged 16 to 18 are listed as volunteers. A further 6,?30 have already begun service.
Seamen in Southampton have accepted wage offers from Royal Mail Steam Packet Company and Union Castle Company, settling the strike with a wage cut of fs per minute and a London fine of 3 percent.
In Washington the Senate Finance Committee refused to reconsider the Weel Tariff and Farmers Free List Bill, sending it back to the Senate for another chance. Democrats face stiff opposition from Krainiilians who oppose the Wool Tariff and prefer reciprocity.
A fragment from The Insurance Agents News and Hulsey Uoders Guide notes strong praise for the National Mutual Life Association of Australasia. The London source cites the association’s annual report, highlighting first-rank financial standing and policyholder benefits, with emphasis on solvency and reliability.
Fragmentary text discusses a cure for ailments and a remedy. Mentions a person skeptical of spending money on a real Pat remedy. Language is garbled. specific persons or places are not identifiable.
Crowds gathered for Coronation Day in Geraldton as 650 children joined sports at the Recreation Ground under Me T. Re de Luces and teachers. The Waggrakine reservoir christening featured the City Band with a steam blower and a procession to the dam site. Mayor and M.L.A. praised engineering work and water prospects for the town as the christening was performed by Councillor Goldberg. A coronation reception followed with about 150 townspeople, decorated hall, Geraldton Orchestra, and attendance by local dignitaries and townsfolk.
A large Geraldton Town Hall audience applauded a mixed concert by Liedertafel and orchestral players led by Scott and Reynolds. Highlights included Scott’s double stopping and Marshall’s tenor, with Miss Shepheard accompanying. the show closed with God Save the King and the National Anthem amid strong acclaim.
In a crowded Town Hall gathering, residents Jubilate with songs and cheers as the King is crowned. Workmen and officials from the gas works assisted in preparations while social events at St Catherine's Hall featured Mrs. I H 3 and Miss Write. The evening ended with a singalong of God Save the King as the crown ceremony concluded.
Geraldton Rifle Club members and local enthusiasts gathered at the Tukyut range on Wednesday afternoon for a prelim gallop over three ranges. Police Sergeant impressed by the gun handling. Tecal Crack Mr Flores announced a prize shoot next week. Prize firing totals included Carwardine 427, Moulin 70, Gibbings 25, Leothall 4, Fisher 3.
Coronation day events at Union Park included a children’s assembly at 2:30 with patriotic recitations by BF D Warren JP chairing, Mr Stiles and Mr C Douglas speaking for local groups, Singh Norman and others. Medal presentations by A S Thomyson followed, then National Anthem and varied sports. Tea at 5pm, cheers for King George and Queen Mary, dancing, late closing and orderly crowds mark the day.
Rainfall data for the Wert al and chivon districts covering the week ending Thursday June 3, 1911. The report lists measurements from local weather stations, noting deficits or surpluses and any unusual rainfall patterns observed during the period. Problems with legibility limit full details in this release.
Gerardton public notice announces the sale of the Gerardton meat business to Messrs Clark and Teggins due July 1, with the former owner thanking patrons and promising fair dealing under new management. Clark and Teggins state they acquired the Luttheting business from Lt Ryan and will supply quality nondé at low rates while maintaining current service standards.
A fragmented summary lists weights and entrants for a winter race at Geraldton racecourse on July 12. Entries include Le Brune Maluks Fusgrusine Yal FLYING HANDIVAL Silvertal Misa Carbimeer Hequit tal Fumgusine and others for Hack Race and Members Plate events.
Kalgoorlie race day featured Saladin winning the cup amid warm weather and a strong crowd. Afternoon conditions favored fast times and close finishes as horses like Coronation Cup contenders and others competed.
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