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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 21, 1918
Page
4
Market notes show shares at their lowest price in Geraldton with investors watching for potential rebound. Local brokers report thin trading and volatility as prices touch local support levels. Strong entities include Geraldton market and local brokers observing the trend.
Mr HL Mary speaks in second reading praising the bill, noting past delays and policy issues. Discussion covers trapping versus poisoning, winter exemptions, and proposed powers for enforcing extermination, with concerns about fencing water supplies and impacts on settlers and landholders.
The piece collects wartime jokes from Anzac soldiers in Egypt Gallipoli and nearby theaters. It recounts English Australian and Canadian quips about officers halting salutes, generals, and mixed up identities, noting most humor stems from Gallipoli and Middle East experiences.
Cyril Dorinceourt endures a tense morning at Central Station as he weighs past shadows and the peril of new revelations. He recalls Dutchonnet and the Bocintin, while contemplating trust, duty, and the risk to Edith. The tense mood shifts to plans for the day as he braces for danger.
In a tense domestic scene Dorincourt grapples with Michonnet’s offer and Marianne’s future as Edith supports him. The doctor reflects on trust, duty, and the looming social pressures while Marianne’s condition and Cyril Dorincourt’s entanglements color the path forward.
A long courtship ends in a wedding scene at WeddLig Bremkfant. Algyshes, naturally shy, finally speaks as the bridegroom and guests toast the couple. A memorable line, I feel too full for some, is delivered amid laughter and surprised silence.
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