Geraldton Cricket Premiership Opens With Low Scoring Debut
Geraldton report begins with the opening match of the Geraldton Cricket Premiership, a low scoring affair where Mercantiles posted 227 for eight declared. Highlights include performances by W. Sterrett, Hutchinson, Lynch, Jenkins, Morrisby, May, and May for Mercantiles. The piece blends crisp match detail with broad fairground exhibits, noting a large horticultural and craft show alongside cricket.
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Ieraldton
Ander
Age of Thenalten
Mercantiles
Siek
Demile
Agriculture Director’s Farm Tour Highlights Wheat Yields
The Director of Agriculture Mr G L Button and Superintendent L Thomas toured Ogilvie district farms on Sunday and Monday visiting Chap man Experiment Farm, Tzard’s farm, H N Laurence’s farm and other sites. They noted large acreages under wheat and oats, high hay production, reinforced concrete dwellings, and new machinery improving yields. Farmers showcased Merino stock plans and fallowing strategies, with crops like Nabawa and Gredey wheat, Burt’s Burly oats, and Lupin on sand plains. The group concluded with a lantern lecture by the Director of Agriculture.
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Ogilvie
Primary Producers Association
G. L Button
L Thomas
Ogil ‘Vie
Chapman Experiment Farm
A. J. Hora
Pirus
Horan
Mr. Tzard
Burt
H. N. Laurence
Geera
Measra
Cook
Atkinson
Flavel
P. E. Chick
Martin
Nabawa
Gredey
Leavig Cripps
Mutt
Sr. P. Rowlands
Button
Geerslying
Plants Teach Dovetailing and Cleanliness, Says Pro Talks
The London Daily Chronicle reports Chelsea Phyvie Gardes praising plant engineering and drainage. The speaker argues plants master dovetailing, hemming, and ventilation long before humans, noting their silent, waste free sanitation and role as the atmosphere’s purifier. The old army regiment mention is noted but unclear.
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Chelsea Phyvie Gardes
Profewor
J. McLean Thompson
Air
Chadwick
Planta Sanitary
London ‘Daily Chronicle
Planta
Profowmor
Western Australia wheat area tops prior year with record rise
WA growers sow 2,776,518 acres of wheat and 454,084 acres of oats, a record year with 12 month rise in wheat farmers from 8,031 to 5,299. Government statistics show sustained annual increases in area and yield per acre, signaling major expansion into new country and improving farming methods.
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Western
Australis
Im Hia
Western Australia
Australia
Austrin
Weaters
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Victoria
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Morrisby
Cram
Christie
Adamson
McDonald
W. Doggett
Rock
Wheda
Vance Ua
W. L. Webber
Webber
Rik Vey
Jad Geraldton
Powell
Joakim
Ward
F. McDonald
Sewell
Amd
C. McDonald
Prior
Cowan
J. Tunstill
J. Cooke
Cowas
Criddie
Langdam
McChure
Kander
Jenkins
Duan
J. Gibson
J. Millard
Mundries
Australa
Byrne
H Sterrett
Iano
Eesey
TY F. Groomber
Brermett
A. Rock
Brerrett
Bb Adamson
H. Marrishy
Ty Millen
R. Eyre
Millard
Lypeh
Sterrett
Moyen
Esereee
A. Groessler
Vickers
Tom
Howling
W. Sterrett
Prom Our
Frank Green & Co
T. B. Carter
TE Confberior
la Candy Murchison
Oeraldton
Phong
Viewaria
Duncreve
Murchison Inn
Mae
Durlacher
Geraldton
Ath
Hitty Bor
Sydney Fong & CO. Sroomes
Wing
A ‘Fra
Ant
Air Meer
George Lester Uepsataxe
Perth
Charles Hormann
Ely
Simpson
A. Gobble & Ge. Ltd
Hay St
Brooker GaRaxpres
Ugly Men's
Rotary Perpetual Trustees
St. George's Terrace
R. K. Buscombe
Grneral Secor
Hugo Fischer Ltd
Spanney’s Limited
Behr Bros
Iteelp
London
R. D. Perks
Guardian
Privete Reem
Ladies
Ehindling
Grecislity
Azo Ean
Gan
Ast An
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Morris
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