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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1923
Page
1
The Big Store clears a range of ladies and men garments and home items with deep discounts. Woollen cloaks coats jumpers and winter overcoats are heavily reduced to bargain prices. shirts pyjamas and boys wool jerseys offered at low rates alongside fabrics towels and groceries. Includes price points and limited quantities.
Fragmented notice states Jack Rowe announces taking over a depot and establishing a fishing gang and supply of pipes cigarettes and sterilene in Geraldton. The text is garbled and unclear on dates or actions beyond the takeover claim.
An item notes M TM Logan opposing a vote at Rattway Street regarding a mass customs transfer. The readable fragment signals a local political dispute and a named participant challenging a proposed action. Further details are unclear in the damaged text.
Fragmentary text describes a coastal voyage or frontier setting with references to blue waters, provisioning, and hunting. It mentions a station near Port Hedland, possible figures like Mr. Shick, and a scene of a river trial, a missing or dead person, and a fire, but many names and details are garbled.
Questions on exporting Western Australia metalliferous ores for treatment abroad and the push for local smelting facilities are discussed. Answers outline government aims to expand in state treatment, with safeguards allowing ore exports to Britain for London parity while WA facilities are built.
A fragmented excerpt discusses a shrinking Far North population, possible "Free Bevan Fores" for those remaining for twelve months, and debates on government stations at Moola Boul. It notes southern wealth from northern lands, and hints at a Sunita States movement, with references to the smelter question and Western Australia ore treatment plans from 1919–1921.
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