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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1916
Page
2
The Coliseum announces a great jumble sale for fourteen days starting Monday June 19. Infants, underclothing, nightdresses, ladies wear, and other departments feature discounts up to 25 percent, with numerous items including calico, lace, knickers, and combinations offered at reduced prices. Warner’s Quilty noted for extensive stock and attentive service.
Agency reports vessel movements as Munieros departs Fremantle bound for Vetubliur around early June. Details unclear due to fragmented OCR text but notes a voyage in progress with uncertain dates and destination spelling.
Readable fragments note a Speraktion Dunqtion or Quatry related event at Justice on Saturday June 24 1916. No clear details on participants or location beyond the date and title appears.
A local golf note describes a two day event with a near inch of rain and 29 points recorded. Northampton sends a team of five to Ger Audtin for a match against a local group as officials plan a small course setup and matin events begin at 9 am with foursomes and singles throughout the morning.
Reports from Western Australia describe Messrs Ches san and Heydon progressing on the Big Bell Mine with a five-horse plant and cyanide section now in working order, despite a rust pipe issue. The ore body runs to about 50m before being directed to a mill. owners claim a profitable position as stamps pound ore from the giant lode while the farm-like setup and auction plans for trees and vines appear nearby.
Geraldton local court hears dispute over distress levied by Sander against Mrs Davies on January 26 26 and 27. The defendant Robinson argues no improper guidance occurred and the plaintiff contends distress after sunset was unlawful. Witnesses describe events at Davies shop and related notices with the bailiff Currin, including rent figures and furniture moving, while legal counsel for the defendant disputes negligence and instruction.
In a testimony heavy scene Mrs Davies disputes a rent claim. Sander urged a distress on her shop, Hancock aided entry, and a bailiff levied but later sale failed. Robinson and Downing defended, arguing illegality of the distress. Judgment favored the defendant with costs after a brief stay.
Fragmentary report notes breed regulations and fixed prices for bread purchases in Geraldton. Mentions delivery, payment on delivery, and a parcel mishap with a deputy warning the mayor following a Thursday afternoon message.
A reader questions why staple bread remains costly in Perth while delivery and supply costs rise. The letter laments high bakery profits, delivery charges, and the potential for cheaper options if bakers offered more affordable home or shop deliveries. It also notes a shipping vessel, the Stave, calling at Geraldton with wool, woollen goods, and passenger lists.
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