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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1923
Page
1
A dense listing of discounted items and prices from the Geraldton department store. Ladies garments, woollen cloaks, jumpers, flannelette, towels, hosiery, and shirts dominate the sale. Men’s wear and boys’ items feature alongside fabrics, bedding, and ceramics. The notice touts profit sharing with customers and a hairdressing establishment handover, with contact details and a clerk named Lang in Geraldton.
M Logan Shen announces takeover of the Dawson and Harrison agency. The firm lists plants seeds bulbs and stock for delivery. Orders are being booked for fruit trees vines vegetables and floral work services.
Railways and Brigades produced a tense scoreless streak early with Brigades mounting a sharp offensive. Sid Rowe anchored Railway defense in a strong final quarter as players like Reno and Mimson featured, while Briggs and Bright led Brigades with accurate shooting and hard work around the goal.
Frantic sales pitch promises “you better than auctioneers” with commission and extra charges, claiming guaranteed satisfaction on skin sales including sheep and kangaroo hides.
A chaotic clipping describes a Geraldton trial with sports gossip and public notices. It mentions shooting and football lessons, a Melbourne fire clock watchman system, and Empire policy debate by Prime Minister Bruce. Flood damage, tramway disruption, and the Adelaide Cup at Morphe are noted, with vivid social scenes and commentary on weather and racing events.
Mrs Elizabeth Kemp of Markett St Killa died March 30 leaving most of her estate to charity. Debts exceeded £15000 and her assets were largely bequeathed to Meibgurae charity with remaining probate details pending.
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