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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
1
Patterns and Self Measurement forms sent on application were praised by the Arbitration Court for paying the highest union wage in Western Australia to male employees. The message promotes better value and fit while denying excessive costs for suits.
Our Own Correspondent reports in Perth on a dispute over funding the Causeway bridge lighting between North and South Teeth, with South Victoria Ward lightening the main artery while North Perth protests costs. He notes land rushes at Watheroo and allegations of ministerial favoritism in land grants, plus calls for accurate harbor charts, and plans to open Esperance hinterland agricultural lands.
From Our Own Correspondent notes the Total Fire Brigade committee will host fortnightly dances at the A W A Hall to raise funds. The inaugural event on Wednesday, April 27, was a resounding success. Warden Troy traveled from Cue on April 28 to preside in court. The Inspector of Mines v Ingiston case ranked as the most important weather issue. The Gerakiton Guardian will be sent post free for twelve months to readers in the Commonwealth.
South Australia hosts Goodwond Handicap with a 100 pound gold cup planned for the Adelaide Cup owner. Dragon wins Belmont Handicap third straight in a busy day. Reliance wins the hurdle, Rapid Rise tops the Second Class Plate, and a dead heat in the Welter Handicap marks a lively Belmont Park meeting. Hurricane winds of Irish and New Zealand racing loom in other reported developments.
R Kiely announces a forthcoming event featuring Mr. E J Dul ey and Prati wil comers on May with details to be disclosed.
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