Market Supplies At High Rates In Stock List
A listing notes items stocked at peak market rates including wire, bran bags, cornsacks, wire netting, and superphosphates among other artificial manures.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1907
Page
7
A listing notes items stocked at peak market rates including wire, bran bags, cornsacks, wire netting, and superphosphates among other artificial manures.
A letter from P. Stone defends his reputation and attacks a correspondent known as The Electorate. He accuses the writer of misquoting him, failing in every venture, and of publishing unnamed attacks. Stone provides an index of speeches and lists numerous parliamentary topics and bills mentioned in the correspondence.
Initiatory steps have begun to form a Geraldton St John Ambulance branch. A meeting for all interested will be in the Council Chambers Friday at 4 pm, with the mayor providing the use of his parlour. The first aid course includes five lectures and practical work on bandaging drowning arrest and bleed controle. Drs Memmoran and Slungerford will oversee lectures and examinations. Ladies and gentlemen are invited to attend.
The article explains the so called Kaffir telegraph used by natives to relay messages across vast distances via relays of runners. It details relay method, dangers, and the use of smoke signals and dry air for long distance communication. A white settler, Groom, lived with the Pondos and claimed to deliver a Koingha message 2000 miles away, with a mysterious day-after delivery.
Carmel druggist Ian Cornish owns a two-headed kitten that meows from both mouths while farmer Gare Terpenning reports a four-legged chicken using all four legs to scratch for food. Last year Gabe found a one-legged chicken that was killed by the others. Gabe plans to raise the four-legged bird as a game rooster.
A large housing surge in London has produced more than 500,000 new dwellings in the past several years. The development boom reflects strong demand and policy support, reshaping neighborhoods and expanding housing options across the capital.
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