Employers Re invited to join all claims of labor ranks
Employers requiring labor are requested to come with all claims of labor available from the ranks of retraced more era. Next Post Office, Gers them.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1919
Page
2
Employers requiring labor are requested to come with all claims of labor available from the ranks of retraced more era. Next Post Office, Gers them.
A chaotic collage reports church services at Bluff Point and Greenough with sermons by Rev T G Griffiths and Rev J A Langdoo, plus a Perth Presbytery decision pending. It also notes a maritime contingents departure for Western Australia, brick manufacturing advances using cement concrete bricks, and industrial updates on transport and production facilities in Geraldton.
The Geraldton City Band will perform a popular recital on Sunday afternoon on the promenade jetty. A memorial event at the Poor Office is planned for three and march to the jetty. Church of Saint Af Middlea Station holds service tomorrow at ten. Bayrams to be celebrated at 11 am on Wednesday.
Aune Ulahe Hamersley of Georgins has returned after four years abroad and arrives in time to be among the last to rejoin families. Reports note many soldiers returning home in large numbers, with several named individuals and affiliations mentioned, including workers from the Red War Department and Dalgety & Co. leaders, reflecting a wide wave of demobilizations and reunions.
West Australia race meet at Canning Park Perth reports results from This Day. Owls Knight finished first with Cammary in close pursuit. Betting odds showed 6 to 1 against lower.
In Geraldton the Fire Brigade met the Railways with early scoring by both sides. Railways led 3 for 7 behinds at quarter time, the Brigades trailed at halftime, and third quarter saw scoring shifts as both teams traded goals and behinds.
A garbled ad style notice markets good warm winter clothing at extra cheap prices. It mentions various fabric types and sizes, slogans, and chaotic phrases but conveys a sale on clothing to combat influenza. Names and places are unreadable.
A muddled report details the Mawel Comforts Fund event in Geraldton with donations, speeches, and plans for sailor support. It notes £100 contributed for All ian sailors, a charity dance, decorations, and upcoming celebrations extending into Sunday with plans for further activities.
The Chief Inspector expresses optimism about the department's efforts in the rabbit extermination campaign. He notes limited success due to small catch sizes and acknowledges skepticism from critics about the scale of the operation.
A detailed account of the Tuesday wedding of Miss Jeakson of Fitton to Flors Hamersley of Georg tea, held at Greenough church with Rev Groser officiating. The bride wore white satin with lace, wreath and veil, was led by her father, and was attended by Mace Eris and Allie Hamersley. Edwy Ley served as best man, wedding breakfast followed, and the couple departed to Walkaway amid well wishes. The bride’s gift included a silver mourning ring and a diamond brooch for the bridesmaids.
Perth act with Ged Vaudeville Co visits Kings Theatre for a July show headlined by the Den’s performers and featuring an aerial act with Lae Jian Graham and others in a headline vaudeville bill expected to attract local audiences.
The report shows a confused football event with scattered names and outcomes. Amid unclear text, the scene centers on a tense contest with references to teams and possible penalties or scores. Key entities include a player and an opposing side, with dates and a premiership context implied.
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