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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 01, 1924
Page
3
In London a new Budget altered the political balance as Liberal and government factions react to changes in foreign and labor policy. Sir Robert Morrison and McKenna temper relief with warnings while business and shipbuilding interests discuss a new Borrelia company forming under Keupys to push warship construction amid economic strain.
A muddled April report outlines aviation delay, resumed New Zealand Railway Team work, and Northampton District Load Board actions. It covers council planning, water supply, arbor day, and a proposed war memorial deferment, with cost estimates, departmental notes, and contracts for road and bridge work.
Telegrams from Western Australia report a dramatic threat of conversion action if no reply from the authorities. An inquest in Perth over the death of John O'Neil was adjourned amid confusion and conflicting financial figures for April showing revenue 715,002 and expenditure 715,472 with a 38,740 deficit.
Goble and M'Intyre steering round Australia reached Carnarvon yesterday after delays caused by trouble. They expect to reach Geraldton tomorrow morning and Perth next day as they continue their voyage.
Orth May 1 report states all ministers of the new government were returned unopposed. No other form nations were received for ministerial by election across the realm.
In New South Wales it was learned this afternoon that most of the new crew of the steamer Kayools have given notice to terminate their engagement. The move is viewed with concern as the steamer Katoomba of the same line was laid up two weeks ago due to a lack of obtainable crew.
Pad **u** ngt Williams was hanged at Long Bay Gaol at 9 o clock this morning for the murder of his three children. He faced the scaffold calmly, asked for a cigarette, and shook hands with gaol officers. He thanked the governor and religious officer for kindness and declined to make a final statement. He had been prepared for execution after Cabinet decision on the matter.
Following the Country Party decision to nominate Mr. J Bowser a former Premier for the rites of Goeker a crisis arises likely to dissolve the State Parliament Mr Lawson resigned the Premiership last week to pursue the Speakership lobbying position.
Text notes a general shipping strike in the Kaxtors States, with merchant shippers fearing coastal sectors may soon be out of commission. The defence minister states bases require added protection and navy attention to avert broader impact.
A worker named Bowis was killed after a mural fell or was struck by a passing train, leaving the scene near the rails. The accident occurred during painting work in Brisbane, with bystanders and railway personnel responding as officials investigate the cause.
Western Australia racing scene lists acceptances for upcoming meets at Healquarters on Saturday. Hurdles and handicaps feature Redcliffe Hurdles two miles with Silent Sign Cool Court Ramey and myriad entries. Barridale Handicap six furlongs with numerous contenders including Finest Mandarins Land of Pog Merrie Fernstein Outlook and others.
Prices for various livestock and meats listed by Meesra Dalgety and Co. Ltd show best weighty range 21 to 22 pounds, goal weighty 18 to 20, fair to good quality grades. Merino wethers and ewes, heavy and light weights, plus pork and chopper values, with ranges and quality notes for different categories.
The raster teenie tourma tennis card shows mixed results with pairs Evensen and Greville beating Witham 34 61, Morrell and Rock defeating Davia and Sherbock 6 3 4 6, and Mrs G Morre taking the ladies singles ahead of Mins D Day.
A Galena Progress Association committee session at Galens Hall addressed permanent street improvements, possible service changes, and winter train adjustments. The secretary will consult with the District Trade Manager on service alterations, a reduction plan is expected, telephones to become available within the next month, and B. Furnz and B. Kiemek were appointed to the committee.
A long report from Melbourne discusses Australian immigration policy and group settlement in rural areas. It covers Minister Angwin and immigration machinery, concerns about availability of jobs, and calls for faster processing. plus a discussion by the Australian Natives Association on White Australia policy and selective expansion. The piece also notes national events, church services, and political commentary surrounding elections and industry.
Bowlers gathered from across the Btate for a championship final won by a standout from the Eastern Beates. The event showcased fraternal camaraderie and steady play over two games, pleasing many spectators while some feel it lacks peak exhilaration.
At last night s meeting members including Mies A Bork eesident O'Neil Smythe Fire Lt oades Payne Walt and other committees discussed inviting the Rover team to propose a tentative date. Permits granted to J Mudge and Baker after pre arrangements, and a weather committee set to monitor conditions for upcoming fixtures.
A garbled assortment of marketplace items and notices from Geraldton including stock sale dates on Tuesday May 1, price warnings on BEAN retail, machinery and piano ads, and public notices. It lists WING to Labor Day as well as various listings for wholesalers, flour milling, piano brands, and recruitment notices with unclear dates and terms.
A public notice states that the Tea Rooms at the Railway Station have been taken over and will be conducted along the railway lines. Fruit and vegetables will be sold regularly with refreshments available at any hour. Umpires W and Lendon endorse the move and County Orders will be attended to promptly.
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