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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 10, 1924
Page
3
A fragmented report discusses a boundary issue and potential the loss of land tied to Fruiton. The text mentions a meeting at Southern Levbys and a discussion of equipment for a duration. unclear details hinder full understanding.
Fragmented notes describe parliamentary factions and a rally near London. Mentions We Clynes and MeKontee allies seeking support amid uncertain governance and public reaction.
A court found several doctors guilty of profiteering by overcharging patients for medicines and care. They faced orders to refund excessive charges and to suspend or limit practice for periods ranging from six months to two years. Charges included fees rising from forty to two hundred ninety pounds and failure to meet medical standards.
A garbled note reports Britain seeking to influence American policy on arms limits. The government pledges to use all means at its disposal to block any actions that could jeopardize peace, while discussions stress cautious diplomacy and monitoring of talks.
Ramsay Alacdonal speaks at Wembley praising the Dominions growth and vitality amid evolving challenges. He notes Australian development and the Empire’s progress, urging newspapers to rise to quality and importance. May reports in Simla describe Portuguese airmen abandoning a flight and actions following the incident.
Telegrams from Perth report Mr 1 T Mosley has been elected secretary of the Australian Labor Party in Western Australia. The misspelled note cites his appointment and party role.
Melbourne tramway workers push toward a formal dismissal after a meeting held for noon. The strike continues with a key statement from Mulbourne and Melbourne authorities as参加 fewer details emerge.
In New South Wales maritime areas, the ongoing boycott shows no extension in Sydney while tensions run along the waterfront. Shipping news notes expected arrivals including the Stn Herm and Yh Kangaron from Premontle en route to Nor' Weal porte, with further movement anticipated next week.
A listing of horses, trainers, and odds for the Northern District Handicap and related events. Entries include Niles Farnsworth Early Spring Shoeblack Eel Mountain Channel Fleet Inkin Lord Strathburg Grenfeld Brakwe UF fur Elsie Campbell Dreary Dow gall Uimmarre Referee Jack Way Barner Pilandrin Spartan King Henny Gold Lord Strathburg Woodwhin Orionia Jim iol Termmlet Bidgeroa and others with weights and placements noted.
The Murgoo woolshed hosts the annual picnic meeting with fine weather. Results highlight local horses such as Reconcilation, Revellin, and Spartan King in several events including the Molly Milly Plate and Maupheen Cup. Winnings and times noted, with Murgoo spectators cheered by the day’s racing.
The racy South Australian scene reports the Goodwood Handicap winner at Adelaide with Rix Farkas and Kibano among top performers. Weather chatter and drought worries color aftermass talk as local bettors track tote odds and race outcomes.
Railways Germiton at the station lists vessels such as Pallah Ballarat Mobiavia Barraboul Owar Trevime Ravenscar Aeneas Manchester Exchange and Henrik Thy Clamps as quickest and strongest on the market. Inspection invited Les Prunster Workers Homes Gumalitos.
The report includes football match results with Rovers Fire Brigades and junior scores, plus a Canberra design competition note. It also covers wartime design changes for Parliament House, a farewell at Ogilvie Hall, local migration notes, seed and farm notices, and an annual shareholder meeting notice.
A crowded page lists racing events and entries in the Victoria District and Ya loo clubs including Nomination close times for May races with weights to be declared and bonuses, plus a bankruptcy notice for Mark Holloway and a May 25 ratepayers meeting in Walkaway. It also advertises Monster Programme at the Town Hall with Douglas Fairbanks and other acts, plus local sales, auctions, and employment notices.
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