Positions Available Across Districts and Trades
A fragment lists job openings across multiple districts including general foremen, station hands, gas engine drivers, motor engineers, carpenters, mine laborers, and hotel domestics. Wages cited range from £4 to £4 10s per week with notes on certification and permanent roles. Junior roles for Geraldton include clerks, shorthand-typists, and domestics.
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Farut
Councey
Vledetar Lirivens
Wnt
Worthern
Northanaiton
Jaye
Pettlers Ad Renalewss
W.agil
Matun Raihway Company
All Conurey
Geraldton Tomato Growers Association Calls June Meeting
A Special General Meeting of Geraldton Tomato Growers Association members, called on the requisition of 137 members, will be held at Bruff Pole Hall on Thursday June 3, 1948 at 8 p.m. All growers are requested to attend.
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Newrick
Geraldton
Annual General Meeting of the Geraldton Kindergarten Movement
The Geraldton Kindergarten Movement will hold its annual meeting in the C I V A heat room on Monday next in May at 8:16 p.m. All interested persons are invited. Construction has begun on the new Kindergarten and a trained teacher is available for 193, with the committee welcoming assistance to start operating.
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Geraldton
C.I V.A
In Memory of Grandma Asibella Shires Remembered
In loving memory of our dear grandma Asibella Shires who passed away. Treasured memories stay with us every day. Eve remembers with love her family and great-grandchildren.
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Shires
Asibella Shires
Tulay
Eve
Arvaibengister
Haxel
Bereavement Notice for Geraldine Family Seeks Gratitude
J L H Prenster daughter and SUNS of 3 du Boulay Street Geraldon send thanks for letters telegraphs cards and personal expressions after the recent bereavement. They gratefully acknowledge support and kindly request continued thoughts for the family and doctor in their time of loss.
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J. L. H. Prenster
du Boulay Street
Geraldon
Norm Burrester Worl
Vollord Street
Geraldine
Sede Tee
Miother
A. Murmester
Australians Triumph as Worcestershire Defeated in Openers
Australia beat Worcestershire by eight wickets in a keen opening match. The Australian batting surged with Huts and Openers, while Worcestershire struggled with the ball early on. England’s and Yorkshire’s bowlers were praised for their pace and control, though Australia maintained the upper hand throughout.
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Worewatershire
Enehind
Meadwinnie
Biuieh
England
Ibsey
Bette
Levine
Worcestershire
Mir Wipnius
Lassenster
Che
Bulan
Bam
Anscentin
Bettie
Minerey
Tatrie
Dinates
Ateubridge Universite
Arid
Cambridge
Arustrathagns
Connie
University of Osfont
Muerte
Aleonee
Resta
Renan
Cosford
Bradman
Miler Blige
Lancashite
Willy
Xecunl
Snes
Fragmentary historical note on Anstratly and Enystanet events
Fragmented OCR text mentions Anstratly and Enystanet in unclear terms. The passage references tides of a late era and a possible civic or local incident. Details are garbled, with multiple misspellings and unnamed figures, making precise facts unavailable.
Geraldton News Briefs Touch Weather, Accidents and Death
Local weather forecast for the next twenty four hours notes fine conditions and rising temperatures. Reports include a car theft and recovery, a serious accident near Dig Bell, and the death of Mrs. Leven in Geraldton with funeral arrangements at Karrakathr Cemetery. May rainfall and record sights at Geraldton are mentioned, along with agricultural demos and Mulex project notes for sheep husbandry.
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Gersholten
Geraldton Vereley
Mita Echerlames Leven
Jin
Frederick
Seime
Fir Devas
Jay
Snarl Lerdor
Eax Coreley
Gachtiner
Karrakaithr
Letter to the Editor on Liberalism and Conscription Debate
TOM CILEOOLEY critiques liberal Labour policy and colonial conscription, arguing against peacetime compulsion and the Antalitaeian view. He contends natural rights limit government power and warns that future electoral outcomes could revive the party alignment, invoking constitutional history and political philosophy.
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Uni Payne
Senitin
Senltin
Mills
Hetlows
Liberal Party
Inleeer
Liberatisia
Yana
Tom Cileooley
Galena plant operates with some power issues
Directors report the Galena mine plant running satisfactorily with improved extraction and concentrate grades. Ongoing valve and power plant breakdowns caused teething troubles but tonnage losses were limited. A new manager is appointed, and directors plan to issue shares for shareholders to subscribe.
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Galena Company
Trent Mone Hunt
Atarl
Hevakdowna
Alan
J. Plasta
Uine Temager
False Declarations In Court Over Bigamy Cases Across Counties
In Melbourne and Hobart courts, several young couples faced charges of bigamy and false declarations. Defendants included adults and minors as they admitted to marriages while under disqualifications, with sentences or probation terms ordered. The cases highlight the seriousness of misrepresenting marital status and the penalties for unlawful unions.
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Alelbourne
Hye
Ait Mihara
Natale Uy Brady
Seu Yarra
John Henry Beaily
Ales Dimes
Hobart
Phy Cen Mons
Hon Otsuk Berto
Rooney and Betty Jane divorce noted in wartime record
Fragmentary OCR reports Mickey Rooney living apart from Betty Jane in a May notice. The item hints at marital strain and a formal divorce action with references to Ve The missing text obscures many details but confirms a legal separation proceeding involving Rooney and his wife amid chaotic wartime reporting.
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May
Stickey
Micney
Jay Helel
Betty Jane Eld
Getun
Renties
Rooney
Nicks
Havers to Face Railways in Premier Football Round
Havers meets Railways in a league restart for Geraldium National Football Association A and R Grade matches at the recreation ground. Rovers A Grade must improve teamwork to counter Railways speed and aerial ability as lineups for A and B Grade are named and dejections noted.
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Havers
Railways
Geraldium National Football Association
Recreation Ground
Rovers
E.W. Dineont
J. Dunn
C Harlingham
M. Jordan
J. Gla Vet
K. Alttehell
C. Hood
J. Footer
KP. Howleson
EK. Brede
J. Larkin
W. Bruegen
R. Taylor
Ke Holmes
G. Lucas
G. Currie
H. Westlake
K. Butler
M. Sheridan
J. Doyle
Y. Peah
Rule
C. Tamblyn
B. Birch
Mt Meaking Raihways
Hy Howell
W. Sweeter
L. Cairn
J. Harting
Crom
Edwards
J. Horton
Cros
We. Whiteman
J. Watson
F. Borswey
BP. Marshall
Tt. Howeil
K. Major
K. Mareden
J. Wilton
ML Rodan
K. George
HK. McKillop
K. Ewing
B Chirkaon
A. Sttehle
Be, Grey
de Spencer
C. Nicholson
F. Maras
Record-Setting Skipping feat by J. J. Brown in Victoria
The Federal President of the Amal gamated Railways Union and Breach Secretary for Victoria J. J. Brown, age thirty six, broke the world marathon skipping record with 21 138 strokes in 130 minutes. He also set three other Australian and state marks, while enduring bleeds and sores to his hands from rope friction during the attempt.
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Adelbouree
Amalgamated Railways Union
Victoria
J. J. Brown
Bern
Ducieg
Mr. Brown
Perth student wins prize in charity draw and mishap follows
Ross William Devideau a 24 year old ex Navy man from City Beach won £3000 in a charity consultation prime. He spent part on a government bonus bicycle and planned to fund a war service home and course. Weeks later he was in hospital after a motorcycle accident while still recovering from tuberculosis.
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Perth
Smd
Navy
Ross William Devideau
Kingdand Avenue
City Beach
Amd
Hart
Eneiier
Devideun
Revetcration General Moapital
Hallswenn
Tharaias
Darideos
Royal Perth Hospital
War surplus shipment to Vertia touted by State Department
Washington reports the State Department arranged a late shipment to Vertia of war surplus material valued at 18.5 million pounds including tanks mortars fighter aircraft and related credit. The United States may pay freight over 4.025 million pounds as part of the security aid to Persia via Turkey and Persia Affairs.
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Washington
Vertia
United States
Jahn Jernegam
Recce
Turkey
Persia Affairs Department
Senate
Conualite Stoly
Persia
Plan for tidal power via Sewan tiles at Patagonia mast
A proposed scheme explores using Sewan tiles to harness tidal energy for the Patagonia mast. The concept envisions tires rising from 1 percent to forty feet to capture currents, with an estimated cost cited as 140,040,000 to dam the Raw Jee Gulf Hil vine tidal resource.
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Patagonia
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