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Newspaper

Geraldton Guardian

Location

Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Oct 02, 1909

Page

3

Mt Magnet Recalls Open at Spring Meeting Derby Day

Mt Magnet residents urged to note closing time for registrations with secretary A C Minpson or registrar Murkentio. spring meeting opens in Sydney Ont with fine weather and a packed program. Results list Vermes, Kabitinokkm, Londstae, Telal Stakes entries and prize payouts. bets placed on Prince Foote and Trafalgar with Royal Blue among contenders.

Mt Magnet Recs A.C. Minpson Mt Magnet Murkentio Theraldton Sydney Ont Onirin Monobel Player Osiein

Melbourne October Meeting Races At Flemington

Melbourne reports a brisk October meeting at Flemington with fine weather and strong betting. Corntax and Carl Dour headlining the program with wins in sprint and handicap races, while Perth’s Tattersall’s meeting at Ascot also concluded satisfactorily with multiple winners including Floral, Nord, and Murello in a heavy card of hurdles, plates, and cups.

Melbourne Get Flemington Carl* Dour Vivacious Aberdeen Cluean Captain White Beauseur Motos Perth W.A. Tatterwall Ascot Harity Dysart Shirley Foy Minfire Metting Claas Pinto Galloon Nord Apple Charlotte le Pou Tatternall Severp Smiles

Warrnambool Road Race Result Amid Record Time

The Melbourne bicycle road race held on October 2 was won by Knaega. Munro posted the fastest time of 1 hour 12 minutes 52 seconds, a new race record. The event featured competitors knagzs day lowt among others.

Melbourne Knaega Knagzs Munro

Premiership Scores Across Cities in Early October

Adelaide reports East Fremantle defeated Port Adelaide 12 13 to 8 16 for 12 goals 13 behinds. Melbourne sees South Melbourne win 14 1 to Carlton 4 behinds as the match tally.

Melbourne South Melbouirer Carlton

Telegrams show deportation delay in Rensail case

A Del. despatch notes a deportation delay as the Attorney-General is asked to reconsider Mrs. Rensail's case. Adelaide reports Harry Salem, an agent, embezzled £250 while treasurer of the Samaritan fund at Adelaide Hospital and was committed for trial. Wellington notes Sir Joseph Ward after a London loan scheme to fund public works and settlers.

Del Me. Nanonn Adelaide Harry Salem Embezsling Samaritan Fund Adelaide Hospital Salom Avs Wellington Josph Ward London New Zealand

Customs revenue in September rises to thirty thousand pounds

Victoria Melbourne October 1 The Customs and Excise revenues for September amounted to £30000, compared with £20101 in September last year indicating a growth in duties collected by the port authorities this period.

Melbourne Customs and Excise

Bill for Interstate Commission appointment debated in Parliament

The bill circulated by Sir R W Best proposes a three member Interstate Commission with a chief commissioner earning 2500 pounds annually and other members at 2000. It grants seven year terms and powers to investigate production, trade, immigration, unemployment and tariff effects, with stiff penalties for noncompliance and refusals to testify. The Governor General would appoint the members.

Melbourne Wet Interstate Commission R. W. Best Australia Wach River i

Fire inquiry ends with arrest in Kalgoorlie bourne blaze

In Kalgoorlie Western Australia the inquiry into a fire at a bourne owned by Charles Renon has concluded. Dr. Wilson who rented two rooms is arrested on a charge of having access to the house.

Kalgoorlie Crt Charles Renon Wilson

Railway Officers And Increments

Perth October 2 A large meeting of railway officers and salaried staff condemned the government stance on increments. They complain no officers receive £150 or more per annum and note other civil departments have raises. Parliament has been urged to provide funds to meet those entitlements.

Perth Railway Department

Gold yield for September report incomplete data

The September gold yield figure is unclear due to garbled text. Named entities appear distorted, with possible references to George and Cametebie Rese. Further clarification from the source is needed to produce a precise summary and extract concrete figures.

Pinjaresh district man charged with theft and assault

A man from Jim the Pinjaresh district faces charges of stealing £18 and £3. Se Evidence is expected to be straightforward. Jus Smith has been sentenced to three years for robbery and assault with a leather purse. Bay identified Smith as the assailant.

Jim Pinjaresh Smith Hay Bay

Geraldton Roads Board meets to discuss tenders and finance

The Geraldton Roads Board held its September meeting at 11 am with members Mere Hos L. Davin and John Jetary present. Tenders for Mt Exin Kojarine siding road and Edwant Road gravel work were accepted, but Eastern Road works were deferred due to limited loan funds. several reform and fence removal notices were issued along with related correspondence and financial tallies.

Mere W. B. Hos L. Davin John Jetary James Kidd Mt. Exin-Kojarine J O'Brien Edwant Road Major Worthington Eastern Road Geraldton Enl Roerd Eastern Roed Freda Braru N.W Mt. Erin T. Cream Eradu Tarde Department Fox Mullewa Reed D. Cream Mullewa Cream Crowther Bond Moongoonooka DF. Senet Crowther Arthur Road N.E Edward Rosd Inwan Stokes Wolya C. Webber Mounyvonooka Homestead D. E. Grant A. Meadowcroft Wolve N. Fry

British Budget debated in Parliament and taxes clash

London reports show the budget discussion moving to a committee stage in the House of Commons. Sir Balfour backs the government on measures to empower a commissioner to accept death duties payments, while Oppenheim criticizes land sales incentives. Snowden and Lloyd George spar over income tax and landlord duties.

Sir Balfour Oppenmon Snowden Tabor Moyde George Elle Lloyd-George

Prophecy of the Peers Shaping Budget Crisis

The Daily News reports strong omens favoring the Peers in parsing the Budget. It notes that the Court's influence on the Upper House has often averted constitutional crises, and today that influence remains powerful.

Daily News

London to hold fund drive for Scott Antarctic expedition

The Mayor of London proposes a Manion House meeting to raise funds for Scott's Antarctic expedition with civic support expected to cover much of the needed money. A New York Explorers Club dinner for Dr Cook was postponed pending inquiries into his Mount McKinley ascent. Commander Peary will lecture before the Royal Geographical Society.

London Scott City Citi Zene Explorers” Club of New York Te. Cok Dr. Cook Mount Mackinley Alaska Peary Royal Geographical Society

Post Office buys Marconi coast station and Lloyd system

Great Britain confirms the Post Office purchased the Marconi coast station at Poldhu Cornwall and Lloyd's wireless system. The deal gives access to ship movement information and may extend to other graph systems. The arrangement secures long distance communications during wartime.

Lloyd's Marconi

Colonies or Commonwealth in Commons Debate

In the House of Commons Colonel Seely notes objection in Australia to terms like colonial and colonial states. He cites that official communications from the Colonial Office use the correct expression commonwealth or state for Australia and its component parts.

House of Commons Colonel Seely Australia Commonwealth Colonial Office State

Aerial League Council Includes Admiralty and High Commissioners

The Admiralty War Office and Board of Trade sit on the Aerial League of the Empire Council. Viscount Baker becomes president as Captain Collins, the Commonwealth representative in London, and New Zealand’s High Commissioner Mr Hall Jones observe. Colonel Massey founder notes aim to attract nations to simplify imperial defence via new science.

Admiralty War Office Board of Trade Aerial League of the Empire Viscount Baker Captain Collins London Hall Jones New Zealand Colonel Massey League

Revenue returns show UK quarter totals and duties

The United Kingdom’s revenue for the past quarter reached 429,701,184. Customs contributed 6,510, Excise 7,352,000, and stamps 2,001.

United Kingdom

New Naval Harbour Reported For London Ort

A brief item notes a new naval harbour project in London with an estimated cost of £3. Further details are sparse but imply planned developments under governmental consideration.

Inauguration at Wilhelmshaven Naval Port

The 100,000 ton project opens at Wilhelmshaven Germany as the chief naval port unveils new works including nine fisting out basin and six decks whrew of wheel. The Berlin Times correspondent says Wilhelmshaven is among the best equipped naval stations in the world and will accommodate the largest super-Dread eight.

Wilhilmahaven Germany Innze Berlin Times Dewribes Wilhelmshaven

Canadian Convention backs naval policy and home shipbuilding

The Ottawa assembly endorsed a naval policy aligned with imperial needs while preserving autonomy over defense. It rejected a standing army and called for local warships and military gear to be built in Canada, amid broader support for voluntary service and fortifications.

Friderati Ottawa Canada

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