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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 31, 1925
Page
3
With about ten million votes tallied by midsight the leading candidate Jarres Mamarchiot appeared ahead but unlikely to reach an absolute majority. Unclear text notes an April 28 deadline and an event near a small village called Ibrarg.
London report quotes Sir d Cosk, general secretary of the Miners' Federation, accusing Conservative and Liberal leaders of blocking miners gains. He cites wartime arms funding versus wages, claims 120000 miners unemployed, and denounces capitalists exploiting workers.
New York on March 27. actress Lois Meredith denied commenting on a Paris report claiming she is the American woman described as young unmarried and about to owe Lieut Culone. Meredith, born 1806, rose to fame in Modenty as Ev Erpwoman and appeared in The Woman and An Enemy of the Antique Dealer. her pursuits include horseback riding and singing.
London March 1 reports Mevler's scheme progresses with emigration to Australia. Officials anticipate approval of new features including higher per capita allocation from £1,000 to £1,510 and a 10 year extended period.
British capital funds permanent works in North Western division for the manufacture of theatrical equipment and power alcohol from mols. The investment aims to stimulate the ar industry and foster local production of internal combustion engines designed to use alcohol fuel.
The Director of Civil Aviation told Yall yesterday the government air service to Australia will be pushed to Australis without delay with a ten day by air goal. In London March 31 the Prime Minister said a Cabinet Committee to examine reform in the House of Lords will be established.
The minister announced a temporary cargo rate reduction for ships Kangaroo to Java and Malay Kangaroo to Java and Malay seas. He aims to encourage trade with Near East markets by lowering rates from 1s to 4s per ton per 2000 pounds, with existing rates 4s to 8s per ton under review. The manager of services will provide further details.
A Melbourne message states talks among the Prime Minister and state ministers about creating a new seed Hew Province north of parallel latitude. Possible towns Derby Wyndham Nor Manton Burketown would be included, with Queensland government to be approached. The proposal aims at a development region if an agreement is reached.
The Minister for Justice Me. Tou. Willcuck returns to the city from a southerner tour inspecting forest areas with the Conservator of Forests. Asked about Government decision to release the etsmem from the Valamnia he said he was not prepared to comment until he sees the files.
An elderly man, Malone, aged 65, was found severely weakened from exposure and dehydration 24 miles from Merredia. He was transported to Merredin then Perth Hospital, alive upon arrival at the railway station but later died. Constable Hyer escorted him to Perth after discovery by Hib urtuy.
A timber mill accident near Collie claims the life of young sawyer William McInerney at the Cullie Lad and Timber Coy mill No 1. He tripped and fell onto a revolving saw, severing a leg and causing fatal injuries.
Archbishops statement warns that Catholic bishops and priests may face jail if they defy the proposed Twinere legislation while urging adherence to the Marriage Act. The government says the law will be put on the statute book. A goods train collision near Grafton Casino results in the death of driver J Ulewwn and fireman H Garnow.
Victor reports a fatal mining accident near Newstead and Castlemaine where a water cage fell 150 feet after a cable broke. Thirty miners were rescued. many others remain trapped or dead, with thirty of eighty lifted from the mangled pile at the shaft bottom.
Lochiel reports a Western Australia meeting featuring Great Hope, Tara, Kole Girl, and Kole in a thriller over two miles. Times show 4 24, 4 27, and 4 34, with Tara placing third and Kole Girl second after faults. Globepool and Vin Direct also compete. Easter Saturday programs highlight main events with visiting equestrians.
London reports a wonderful Grand National event with major riders in top form. The day brought a dramatic finish in bright sun as Major Wilson, riding Wik, suffered a fractured collarbone but rode again after a prior injury, while Sage made a triumphant return.
Rave received instructions from W. Ban Lon Esq retiring from his livery stable business to offer on the premises Fxgersis Street at 2 pm Friday 204. Auction sale includes wakeable goods and implements.
Nabawa stock market reports a monthly mock market by Tis April 1905 with entries including 1 000 sheep 10¢ fat wethers good sale and 150 mixed sheep plus ewes and wethers. Invites entries and bidders for the event conducted by Saith & Co Limited.
Public notice details a land parcel sale in Victoria LOC No 5259. The tract covers 615 acres with 302 acres cleared and a set of tags, under agent H MITCHEL and firm DALGETY & CO LTD. Sale terms and deadlines not fully readable.
Public notices urge vote on April 4 1923 for Prohibition and Contingency of Liquor Tyalliz while listing district elections probate and postal vote officers. Includes instructions for registration and details of extraordinary elections, with names of officials and locations in Northampton district and surrounding areas.
A fragmented item lists polling hubs and residences including Ajame Public Hall Alma State School Biame State School Mr J H L South residence and numerous other locations such as Dindlins eelee School East Chagman Agricultural Hall and Railway Station with several named residents and estates noted.
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