Shipping reports list passengers aboard Feroy and Sultan voyages
On Monday the Feroy commanded by Capt A Miles sailed from Fre mantle with passengers including Mrs Miss Master Romm and many others. The Sultan capt Townley sailed from Carnarvon with passengers such as Captain J Peart Salvation Army, Rev. Father Veelia, Mrs Lennard and 9 children along with numerous others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feroy
A. Miles
Fremantle
Mrs. Miss
Romm
W. Beasley
W. Hi. Jones
Stanton
J. Douglas
T. Rotherby
E. Hatchamd
H. Coots
J. Rennie
F. Hawkins
J. Sheedair
G. Cherry
W. Foley
Sultan
Townley
Carnarvon
J. Peart
Salvation Army
F. L. Whitlock
W. A. Davis
J. Willams
A. Wilton
T. Middleton
Lennard
Middleton
M. Price
Mr. Jecks
J. McGrath
A.C. Tat
T. Molloy
J. Alford
S. Anderson
Misn Leyper
A. Cream
Veelia
Bunbury
J. Park
Davis
J. Noble
C. Oldfield
A Gilberd
A. Neare
H. Davis
B. Dry
W. H. Reid
Departure Notice for Fremantle Steamer and Passengers
The Faroe is due to leave at daylight tomorrow morning. Captain P. Tomnley of the Sultan departs for Fremantle with Pssemagee Mr L Twomey. By 2.30 pm the following had booked passages Mrs B Hickenbotham and son Sit then Mex E O Farrell Miss P Woodman Mears J S Howe W T Cavanagh and Abdul Khas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faroe
Vast sandplain lands offer grazing and arable potential
The article discusses moving fronts of steamers and shipments from Fremantle to Geraldton and other ports, while detailing vast sandplain areas suitable for grazing sheep and new arable land. It argues for promoting the Victoria district’s resources to balance development with the Great Southern, noting rapid growth along the railway and government advertising impacts.
Unclear regional outline from early 20th century Geraldton district
The fragment describes the Vicorian era Geraldton area with sparse settlements around Geraldine and along the Northampton line. It notes a fringe of farming around Yuna, thirty five miles from Geraldton, and a vast arid belt between the Chagoram and Murchison Rivers with sand plains and patches of arable land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietoris
Geraldine
Northampton
Yuna
Geraldton
Chagoram
Murchison
Seough
District Book Promises Clear View of Victoria Area
A government produced volume on the Victoria district will detail its cultural pastoral and mineral resources. Four thousand ninety six free copies will be distributed in Esslyn States New Zealand and Great Britain with many more for sale within the state. The work aims to attract settlers, railways and trade by showing fertile land favorable rainfall and proven results across holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victorie Idigtriet
Great Southern
Victoria
Chap Tran
Katanning
Geraldton
Auhteniia
Bow
Sepcogal
Black Range
Esslyn
New Zealand
Great Britain
Hive Atock
Amy Agricultcrel
Australia
Municipal Council Minutes Show Debts and By law Deliberations
The council chaired by Mayor J. G. Smith passed accounts totaling £173 7s 9d and noted a current debit balance of £753 11d. They discussed removing a sign overhanging a street, adopting by laws on vehicle lighting, resignations of doctors Carson and Box, subdivision plans for Gander Road and Sandyse, and tenders for forage timber and platform scales. Arrears in sanitary rates were addressed and repairs to the Railway Hotel drain approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Smith
Cox
Leven
Baston
Urch
Clark
Simon
Wesley Camrch
B. Fuller
Marine Torres
Puller
Drs. Carson
Armitage
Gander Road
Sandyse Striet
Bri
Tiwaa
Meadowcroft
Mary Coron
Habet
Tocal
Geraldton News Briefs Highlight Court Action and Wool Shipment
A Supreme Court petition to wind up the Geraldton Industrial and Co operative Society was granted. Western shipping reports 2,460 bales of wool by Dalgety and Co and sandalwood cargoes to Hongkong. A local sports meeting at the Railway Running Grounds announces a 100 yard event with prize money and conditions for entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldtic Tmdustrial and Cooperative Society, Limited
Paroo
Dalgety Mad Co
Balabes
Weers
Henry Williard Co
Charlee Horwas
Pacoo
Hongkong
Wallace Miller
Northern Development League
Brant Johnston
Hoxing
Geraldton
Correspondence to the Editor on a Houston incident
A letter from J Maloney refers to a prior Houston case involving witness Maley. The writer disputes the credibility of Maley and notes he was not present at the time. The matter is referred to the paper’s reporter for confirmation and accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uder-Hicretary
Geraldson
Enginner
Yendarino
Dongarra
Wilsom
Houston v. Forester
Maley
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. G. Smith’s Big Store
A. Gibson & Co
Watchmakers
Silversmiths & Jewellers
Geraldios
Millar’s
Karri & Jarrah Co
Marine Terrace
Bedrock Friens
Shamrock Hotel
Bithy Public Library
Esplanade
Finland
Hanlon
R. Wallace
the Royal
W.A
Pearbe & Nitchell
Messrs
Trigg Brothers
Carson
G. Rosam & Co
W. R. James
Ueraldton
EVWON
A.W. Uabbie & Uu
Mactil RS
Kori
Bripitaa
Ocean Steabsuly Company Limited
Se Weet
Australian Steam Navig
Limited
Bervican
Java
Singapore
Charon
Bell
Geraldin
Bineepece
Baltas
P. Townley
Fareen
TY & OO
Liwpyen
Sovitton
Posie Ama Carnarvos
Amrolhos
Beraldion Dvaitons
Lwilding
Karti and Jarrah Company
Marine Terrare
Lasdlorda
Shipping
P. Tomnley
Pssemagee
Mr. L. Twomey
Sis
Geraldion
S.u
Nor‘Woot
Simgapore
Singport
Riversom
Sydney
Melbolrmeith
Adelaide
Frementle
Geraliten
Mullens
Pinder
Wandarra Hill
Greenough River
Lanka
Nootelamurra
Greenough
Barraweelbarre
Dunderry
Midlagsd
Prese
Sheraldton Dhunndian
Feith
Justisn
Gordon and
Goteh
Perth
Bulletin
Australis
Greenough Road
Meyer
Khut Uy
Moonyoomooka
Moonyoonooka
Newmarracerra Fatate
T. Giles
Beeson
Daves Mitchel
W. B. Christie
Tands Department
J. M. Drew
Drew
Geraldtog
Muse
Western Australia
Sardhers
Vincent
Busselton
Collie
South Western
John A. Gardner
J.C. Williamson
Ma. Rety
Miseist
Piemiat
Roberts
Mr. Vincent
Wee
Sydary Harbour
Snell's
William Harris
T. M. Barris
Georgina
Wealeyan
Rev. J. Tiller
Mr. Lestee
Dodger
Lia
A.D
Lisa
Crs
Box
Wayor
West
Merars
John Ureh
Willign Jose
J. Grimiak
A. L. Abbott
G. Kelly
Togem
RD. Hutchinson
A. R. Morrison
Egineer
Heamult
Council
Im Rifle Club
Mt. Erin
J. Maloney
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