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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 22, 1926
Page
2
Nicholson Ltd showcases a new type of player piano praised for its individual touch and expressive power. The demonstration highlights how the instrument renders melody with human nuance, surpassing mechanical pianos and offering depth in phrasing and dynamics.
A fragmented report mentions the Connolly family and a local inquiry into a spay procedure. The wording references a telephone contact and a brief note about an incident involving a child and medical matters.
Local council meets to address road maintenance and gravel supply. Officials discuss erecting a waterlight house at Doris Jetty, licensing notices, and delays in the project while considering sand and gravel pits near Glens for proximity to town. The mayor urges prompt action and the town clerk reports on debentures and approvals.
City officials discuss brick building costs led by Dr Leater and Dr Stone as Perth materials loom and prices rise. Council wrestles with Sunday football grounds amid Mayor’s stance, while issues of municipal works and steam roller repairs dominate an evening session.
A letter from W Armour in May 1988 criticizes Labour Ministry actions over mine closures and pay. He argues government and employers share blame for shortages, praises Armour’s acceptance of public scrutiny, and hopes for wage relief amid ongoing industrial tension.
Vintage advertisement lists Oswell's Latin Overcoats with deep fur collars and smart styling. Prices shown include 10/6 25/8 and 30/- each for ladies and gents fittings.
A fragmented letter from M O'Dea of Duriveler Street urges revival of the sini industry and support for government resistance to progress, praising the brave men who risk their lives in difficult work and condemning opposition.
A trial date was fixed for Th Shaw on a murder charge in the Ellendale Station shooting of Reginald Feltham Walters on March 23. Judge Burnside was to preside but the hearing was delayed. Shaw, examined by three doctors, faces asylum detention under the Lunacy Act while proceedings continue.
Norman Duane, who escaped with two others from a Fremantle lockup a week ago, was recaptured Wednesday near the Lerderny Coast Benefts by West Perth police. He admitted the escape, said he was glad to be back, and was committed to prison for six months for escaping custody.
Mrs Harriet Connolly, aged widow, passed away at Mt. Omer's Hospital Perth after a seven week illness and two major operations. The burial took place at Amgliens Cemetery after a service at Christ Church with Rev H Vine officiating. She was the youngest daughter of the Marries and lived on a farm near Watkaway, survived by her husband and several children.
A Perth business-writer advocates reopening Geraldton brick yards to supply material for local homes and commercial Building. He argues establishing yards would boost construction, create jobs, and lift rates for the city, suggesting council support and a public meeting to discuss the plan.
Tonight's programme includes vaudeville and a William Fox feature The Blue Ridge Mountain saga titled Miss Tal, a tale of mountain ambition and love with Madge Bellamy and Eugene O'Brien in lead roles Norma Talmadge stars in a dramatic thriller Gefestary Miss Tal. Seats priced 4/6 2/- with tax. children half price.
Church notices detail Holy Communion at 11 a.m and choral communion at 3 p.m on Friday. The Rev William G Bertie to attend Tom John’s Church and Empire Day events noted with an anthem praising the Lord Jerusalem.
An article extols a registering piano by Galbraine, noting its marked difference from standard player pianos. It emphasizes how pedals and keyboard mechanics allow the musician to directly shape tone and tempo, creating an intimate, expressive performance. Nicholson's showrooms, opposite the Club Hotel, offer daily demonstrations by Mr Leppund and staff.
Striking comparisons arose as the Midget and the Giant of electric locomotive work were measured at the Westingham Electric and Manufacturing Company UMA yard. A large capacity test aimed to gauge the performance of the Virginian Railway engine against the smaller rival, highlighting the vast differences in length, weight, and pulling power. The report notes the balance between power and proportion, with measurements indicating the massive locomotive's ability to haul heavier loads.
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