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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1914
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mr. D Ballantine linked to an Australian company with unclear funding details. Several place names and dates appear garbled, including references to Melbourne and Fremantle with July dates, but many terms are unreadable, obscuring concrete facts. The passage seems to record financial or shipping notes without coherent context.
Limited readable text indicates a guardian notice dated June 20 1914 with references to a country and feith terms. The fragmentary lines suggest an official notice issued by a guardian or authority named Seraldien in a local jurisdiction.
The article outlines tactics by the Latour Party to delay proceedings and fear of a forced dissolution. It notes Labor opposition to extended delays and praises Prime Minister J Cook for steady leadership. The piece predicts a likely return to power for the Literal Party if they gain broad support.
The feature discusses the Western Australian election context with Labour drifting to Liberal advantage fears. It notes party dynamics, candidate selections, and strategic aims across districts including Dampier and Irwin while highlighting potential Senate outcomes and authorities within the Country and Liberal parties.
The tender of Mosers Kent and Cardilini has been accepted for Naraling School at a price of £322.
Ex Detective E J McLernon recalls a sensational Burbanks murder case in which Murdoch faced death by hanging after a dramatic raid and explosion. Clark survived and later aided by Detective Midian, while Murdoch was commuted to prison terms and then vanished from public view.
The Perth Magisterial district biographical notice lists Rev J G Jenkin, Rev J E Stone, Dayo Watson, and LB Aldermen as officials involved in the Moongoonsoke to Nardy school transfer. It also notes resignations from the Justice of the Peace roles of Ellwand, Isaac Mason, and William James Torber, with Alexander James Sewcucq from Peak Hill.
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