Don Outfitter Promotes Tailor Made 50s Gear
B Grimish advertises custom 50s outfits with special cuts and style. It highlights tailored shoulders and a focus on hats and mercery while promising prompt service and unique wardrobe pieces.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 22, 1915
Page
2
B Grimish advertises custom 50s outfits with special cuts and style. It highlights tailored shoulders and a focus on hats and mercery while promising prompt service and unique wardrobe pieces.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss moon phases and celestial calculations for Geraldton latitude. Mentions Acting Government Astronomer H H Curtewis and references a Great Peppermint Cum weed phrase amid garbled text.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions the Ocean Pany and Limited Australian Station Company with references to United Service and Navy. The legible text hints at corporate or naval context but details are unclear. No specific events, dates, or roles are identifiable.
Fragmentary notes describe Fremasile ships sailing from Geraldton toward North West Ports and destinations such as Singapers Java and Kingspore. Captains Mille and Dalgleish are mentioned directing June movements toward Minderoo and MINDEROO.
Messrs Dalgety and Co report the movements of their clients with fragmented notes showing ships departing Geraldton for Ure Likely Fremantle for Gor ith on Fat Sev horn teaver Geoa'dion New West Pores Java Singapore Ne itty urge eaves Gerardian for Pre mauile around June 1466.
The government weighs distributing wheat milling to sustain country districts until December, balancing metropolitan mill advantage with local needs. It seeks a fair statewide scheme to avoid central monopoly while meeting immediate grain requirements and keeping costs down.
The article reports anxiety over maintaining four months of flour supplies and distributing government stock. A private conference by Government Food Commission and metropolitan and country district representatives discussed possible measures, with no official report released. There is a belief a basis for a solution is being sought amid looming stock exhaustion.
In a town notice the Kee Fund announces a drawing to appoint ticket holders for a public event held at the Town Hall on a specified date. Names and details are limited in the readable text. A Guardian Guarantee is to be sent for quarterly payments of 9494 dollars. Public subscription and advance payments are noted.
The report notes ongoing harbour works at Attany with dredging to 38 feet and a 1073 foot wharf extension from the Deepwater Jetty. It mentions the Premier and Grampasge seeking solution, and later outlines Christ Church Sunday School prizes and a busy church schedule across several local congregations with events, services, and student performances.
The following are todays race results at Coolgardie from The Turf West Australia races include Toorak Hurdles two miles with Challinagy defeating Touvima and Foolman. Montana Plate six furlongs won by Volumen Venetian King Kopeck. Automy Cup one mile and three furlongs with betting favorite. Ladies Bracelet one mile won by Ngalrain. Montana Pure with top contenders Giz Furtoage Splice Gun and Lucky Girl. Farewell Handicap details noted with odds.
Recreation Ground witnessed a high scoring game as AUSTRALLAN GAME ROVERS edged by Fire Brigade in quarters 4 2 to 3 0 5 6 5 6 7 final 13 11 11 9. Other results include Fremantle defeating East Fremantle 10 10 to 3 6 and East Perth beating West Perth 18 16. North Fremantle defeated Perth 12 5.
Conditions were poor with no wind or rain and a lively first half. The match remained scoreless at halftime before Town surged ahead and secured a 2 1 victory over Rangers with both Town goals from penalties and Hancock starring for the Rangers defense.
The Geraldton Roads Board meeting at Exley May Street Office discussed Mounyconooka and Sandy Department pits with no new report from the surveyor, and a decision to await next meeting. Topics included a railway crossing abeyance, a road closure from Moongoosox to Sand Springs, and a potential 1618 road location awaiting Mr John Gould’s report, plus timber removal at Glengarry and Pu blic Works Department adjustments to the rate book and licenses.
Mr E E Heitmann MLA returned from Perth to attend Empire Day celebrations. Pat Stous, recently in Perth over flour supply, came back yesterday. Expeditionary Force members arrived in Geraldton on furlough and may receive marching orders soon. Most traveled via Wongan Hills route. Constable Marshall moved to Cue and Constable Enham assigned to Gerabitos.
An article describes a Dongarra Beach whale carcass found on sand with measurements: rib length nearly eleven feet and total length about 20 feet. It notes historical relics of deep sea monsters near Dongarra and mentions plans to rent a boat to Marine Terrace. An evening at Dongarra Hall features a diverse program led by Sir F Waldeck with songs recitations and refreshments.
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