Shipping scheduless from Dalgety and Co agents noted
Messrs Dalgety and Co ship ping agents report steamer movements. Minderoo sails Freemantle for Fremantle on or about July 3. Charon sails Fremantle for Alton to Tuesday, July 8. Luly sails Geraldton for North West, to Singapore on Westwesitay. Faroe sails Geraldton for Fremantle by mid July.
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Fremantle
Java
Singapore
Geraldton
Minderoo
Rodgers
Paroo
Richardson
North West Porte
Charon
Capt
Dalgleish
Ouly
Apt. Rodgers
Apply Dalgety & Co., Limited
Messrs. Dalgety and Co. Ltd
Aliton
Charon Waves
North West Polis
Faroe Naive
S.S. Minderog
North-West Ports
Jaws
Burrumbec
Sydney
Melborne
Adelaide
Allmyth
Opening of Parliament in Western Australia sparks rail and ship debates
The piece discusses the twelfth WA Parliament opening after a six month recess with focus on government plans. It notes deficits near £200,000, moving to nationalize transport including North West steamers and South Perth ferries, and the disputed Appropriation Bill. It questions legality of running ships without prior parliamentary sanction. It highlights Midland Railway negotiations and calls for prompt government statements to inform the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Australia
Christaias
Br. Scaddan
Hich
South
Perth
A.L.P
Lso
Thes
Midland Railway Company
Walter
Canro
Intel
Il Becomitz
Local Police Court Fines Man for Street Nuisance
Edward Taylor faced the Police Court before Acting MM Geary charged with a nuisance in Pyreg Gerald Street near Bartlett’s house. The RM fined him £3 6d or six weeks with hard labor. the magistrate warned that harsher penalties would follow for such offences as winter cold set in. An advertisement notes a closing sale by E Fuller and Co as winter stock moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westerday
Edward Taylor
Geary
Pyregerald Street
Bartlett
William Murray
Maine Terrace
Perscver
Queen's Hotel
Thomas
David Gracie
Juma
Witmens
Dsy
Sde of the
Australian Bank
Gigantic union debate spurs conference in Lyme
A Daily News report notes a conference planned to form a single giant union uniting bush workers across several unions including Australizm Workers and Australian Workers' Association of Queensland. About 6,000 members are estimated, with South Australia’s United Laborers' Union also represented. conference expected to last days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyme
Daily News
Australizm Workers’ Union
Oral Workers’ Union
Australian Workers’ Association of Queensland
Rabbiters’ Union
Carriers’ Union
United Laborers’ Union of
South Australia
Toorak Hurdles and Winter Handicap at Coolgardie Races
Fine weather and decent crowd as Coolgardie held racing with events led by the Toorak Hurdles and Winter Handicap. Brilliant Boy won by a short head from Bandit with Particular close behind. Miss Beck, Lord Flavus and Marella among others scratched. betting quoted and further inquiry adjourned to Friday.
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Brilliant Boy
Bandit
Miss Beck
Lady Hallo
Mia
Maribet
Subiaco
Lord Flavus
Brilliant Bos
Veracious
Brillant Boy
Particular
Lilyveil
Bayley
Miles
Lord Mural
Mallewa Races Report Weather and Small Attendance
The Mal lewa Racer meeting was held on Wednesday with very few spectators on the courses. Several events ran with minimal betting and included the FIRST HACK RACE at 6.54 furlongs and the FLYING HANDICAP over 23.5 furlongs, plus a FARMERS HACK RACE at 4 furlongs and a CONSOINATION race with betting at even money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen's Park
Pindar Races Draw Big Attendance In Cold Weather
A large, representative crowd attended the Pindar race meeting despite cold weather. A pigton shooting contest yielded 200 birds on both days. First class handicap 5 furlongs saw Teniidews and Queen's Park among entrants. Sunsplit favored at 2 to 1 in the Flying Handicap. Ocean weather warns near the Leeuwin with strengthening northerly winds and a developing storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldton
Pindar
H. ‘Thompson
E. J. Watkins
A. Thompson
McNamara
Queen's Park
Gay Boy
Buumsplit
Bandaleer
Trilane
Lb Brave
Sealey Bob
Woll
Emighs Peat
Min Cubes
Tribane
England and Australia in a Lord's Test clash reports and results
The article covers a Lord's Test match with England declaring and Australia replying strongly with notable dismissals by Foster Whitty and others. It notes 14 000 spectators, key bowling figures, and partial scores from England and Australia, plus other tour results and comments on upcoming fixtures and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenton
England
Australia
Lords
Flyer Tommy Bets on Forced Handicaps and Bungle Odds
Flyer Tommy bets on a forced handicap with Sunsplit silvertail toy betting at 7 to 2, while Bungle is involved. The text hints at betting stakes and odds for an event or race. No clear event dates or organizations are specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flyer Tommy
Stas
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Frank Green & CO
B. Fuller & Co
Royal Hotel
Central
Wilg
W. H. Jones
Elite Supply Coy
Teneriffe
Teavorgertheny
the Elite Supply Co
Ladies’ House
Marine Terrace
E. Lee-Steere & CO
Swan Ale
Orient Line
Hoag
Geraldtin
St Mannine and
Merkathsrra
Ocean Steamship Company Limited
The
West ‘Australian Steam Navigation Company, Limited
United Service
Shipping
Geraldton Donaghian
E. Fuller and Co
Public Works Department
Bredos
Aubetel
Bredes
Beeden
Geraldtog
Footall Association Ptonic
Ersaldton Football Association
Bisce of
Smmiay
Petasion
Gersidtom
AlDough
Netmwah
Oater
London
Messra Dalgery and Co. Ltd
Gardner
Triumph
Gerakitop
Nnal
West Australian Liberal League
Parich Hall
W. H. Fultey
Oddfellowship
N.G
Bros. A
Westoe
McPhle
Bro
J. Stokes
Coliseum
Puc
Adve
Cat Estate
Red House
Overkeard Spee
Wny Trapry
TME
Coolgardie
Dr. Lunn
L Mallow
Tommy
S.W
Leeuwin
Macartney
Hazlitt
Whitty
Kelldeny
Emery
Austrelia
Jennings
Smith
Foster
Si Kelleway
C Smith
Bardsley
Sudie
South Afica
Sinst
Scotland
Thu
Ryom Tomigge
Nottingham
Mathe
Jae
Notts
Northampton
Jie
Ewe
Australis
Ted Zan
Oy SS Ames
Manchester
South Africa
the Oval
Lecog
Surrey
Taunton
Somerard
Wak Vem
Astrie
James
Red Howse
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