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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 24, 1927
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text lists various clothing items with prices and dates, referencing wool, linen, tweed, and tweed suit pieces. It mentions apparel like coats and jackets, with scattered price cues and supplier notes, but readable items are incomplete and not tied to a clear event or location.
In loving memory of Lily Evelyn Hanith who died suddenly on May gh 1985. To think we will grieve, but the memories stay with Ada and Jack Henaby and her two little ones.
The page reports a jumble of local notices and notices from Osasky Fate and Jenin dated Tuesday May 24 1927. It mentions community events such as a three springs football club appointment and a shirt sale at Burragong Station to fund a local hospital, along with social gatherings at Buffal Lodge and Geraldton.
An amused crowd watches a royal procession led by the Duke and Duchess move along to King’s Park in Perth. Guards, boys, and the Royal Choir receive cheers as cameras flash and onlookers extend greetings. A small boy's ribbon and a girl’s hat draw smiles while dignitaries acknowledge spectators before entering the pavilion.
A dense notice page cites appointments and duties of W A Aire and Mes Milling ton, with names like Mr J Dyer and Mr T W Mickey. It records engagements in England and Australia, arrivals of officials and ministers, and mentions the Duke of York visit and social events, as well as local transport items and a long row of quoted fragmented text.
A disjointed report from Victoria Park lists J H Roreebey winning a work race on Cargill Street while names like Eurythaic and Melbainene appear in unclear contexts. The chaotic wording hints at racing anecdotes, staff associations, and spectator questions during a Melbourne event.
Fragmentary travel scene features two speakers questioning a distant peak. The exchange hints at a remote landscape as they discuss what the mountain represents or reveals, though wording is garbled and some terms are unclear. The excerpt captures a moment of wonder amid a journey.
A Sydney visiting ship was berthed at the jetty with a cordial welcome to Commodore Hyde. Crowds gathered as the vessel tied up on schedule and opened for public inspection, with plans for receptions, a motor tour, athletic events, and a town hall concert.
In a dramatic surface action near inland waters the Sydney under Captain J C Glossop engaged the German cruiser Emden commanded by Captain Muller. After a fierce exchange the Emden was set ablaze and beached at North Kilring Toland. The Sydney suffered casualties while the Emden’s crew suffered heavy losses. survivors received honors and swords were retained by officers.
Followers of Raymond Grigith attend a theatre to-night for Hustle Up a fast paced comedy. The Crown of Lies with Pola Negri Beery and Robert Amex is featured. Rev Maynard’s The Overland Stage at the King’s on Wednesday and Thursday educates on frontier history and romance. A matinee for children is planned, with other attractions including Not One to Spare and The Still Almens with Belle Bomnett and William Kassel.
The British Industries Pair notes 1278 British typewriters have been supplied to replace foreign machines in Government offices. The King attended the fair and was told that British writer manufacturers were unable to obtain orders from Government Departments.
Wintry conditions reduced attendance at Perth headquarters. Jockeys from the Be sown faced setbacks as Gay Gambler led a main handicap field before Buck Tm an caciing, with Brown Stag and Jolly Bubble among contenders. Night Hawk Ally Hunt and Sport Royal showed pace in the Two-Year-Old Knee, while Duke of York Handicap favored Maplewan among backers. Racing drew crowd interest despite scratches and a holiday detour for Percival.
A theatre encounters ongoing penny throwing during performances. A constable pursued Susie on a charge of throwing missiles toward the public and stage. The incident alarmed patrons in the stalls though artists remained unharmed. further observations continued as investigators sought restraint.
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