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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 02, 1916
Page
1
A discussion on cyanide milling traces a shift to stage grinding and flotation, noting the potential to simplify mills, reduce space and equipment, and improve aeration control. The article details how rotation benefits fine materials and may apply to cyanide milk, with implications for ore treatment and future mill designs.
The British Government backs a cavalry horse breeding plan while admitting some government owned stallions will race for testing. Parliamentary Secretary Mr Acland calls racing a low form of sport as he explains the arrangement to Lord Lonsdale and the racecourse tests proceed with two year olds leased to Lord Lonsdale on payment terms.
Fragmentary OCR text lists numerous names and affiliations with unclear context. The legible parts mention Gatun and multiple individuals such as Gooll, Lasky, Rosa, Laing, Ryan, Burt, Hitchin, Bowes, Mornampton, and others, but no coherent event or date is discernible.
A fragmented notice advertises a mail timetable dated December 21, 1915. It mentions Perth Line and a 7.30 am schedule with a note of a 6 am Friday service. Details are partly garbled but indicate departure times and line name.
A fragmented mention lists Toe Geraldton Geardias and Silas with a one hour preview, naming Santee C. Stokes & Co and multiple wholesalers including SSDDLE and SOLLAR. The garbled text suggests a catalog or trade notice referencing entities such as HARMESS, B4iall, MABLUN TEREAGE, and GREALDZON JPOBBER, with mentions of ink products and erasure.
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