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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 13, 1925
Page
2
Coastal shipping news notes the Gergun loading three tons of wir te from a warehouse to Comarvin for outward voyage to Fremantle. The vessel Ay achad was at Geraldton yesterday and discharged cargo in the afternoon, with storage and handling details mentioned.
The death of Mrs Mary Jazetto widow of the late Mr James Stone of Geraldton occurred Sunday at St John of God Hospital. She was 58 or 59, lifelong Geraldton resident, survived by a growing family including Mrs D Willeves and Mr J Ream. The funeral was held at the Howram Catholic Cemetery, Karakatta. Speeding court note: John Grant fined for driving a water car at Geraldton at dangerous speed. Additional cases include Georgy Fane and Bergeart Teahne for theft and related offenses. Local church services reported with anniversary planning and a fundraising event for Sunday School. Geraldton council engaged with Perth transit talks and train arrangements for holiday crowds.
A delegation led by Assistant Engineering Chief visited Geraldton harbour works to inspect progress, meeting resident engineer Mr R. Taylor and Stileman and colleagues at County Chambers before returning to Perth by tonight's train. Separately a motor car crash injured three occupants near Moses Hospital with multiple fractures and shock. driver escaped serious injury.
A field report from Meohartarra north of Meckstharra describes ore measured by Jasven Smith at 240 feet length with an average sample of Le Tyre. Inspectors Shonrer and Mr Dechle plan to report to Hrunggarten's Aud regarding the Nabors countrs attracting attention as a new country.
The Federal Labour Party leader Charlton spoke on the conversion of wartime loans before December 15. He said most vault depositors are not targets for early conversion inducements and urged confidence that holdings would be renewed. The policy favors internal conversions to support Australia’s wartime finance.
The text reports on Cropa Paddock GA with remarks on April cueing and crop conditions. It notes barley crops and rotations, mentions feed quality and livestock, and records an Amul Field Day event with attendees and demonstrations. The torn excerpt mentions names and locations such as Lynley Foy and Gepahdton, plus a Sept event date.
A reader defends the Northampton Road Board, praising its members for fairness and hard work while critiquing Burgess for alleging neglect of road repairs. The letter argues the board has costly but necessary efforts, noting past repairs and improvements, and counters claims of misallocated funds or neglect.
The film features Agnen Ayres and Antonio Moreno as leads in The Adventures of Miss a tale of a government scientist with a world changing war invention. Shown at the King’s Wednesday through Thursday with Chuede Dampier in a supporting role. Also playing The Main with Joseph Lows and The Dawins Ubeat at the Queen’s Saturday.
The article details amendments to a 1923 agreement between the British, Commonwealth and State governments on land settlement and public works. It describes funding terms for migrants, loans, interest rates, and government roles, noting a plan to accelerate migration schemes and broaden settlement across Western Australia.
Fragmentary ad notes items including navy berge dress and maid’s gown with pricing like 70 and 0 for 1/8. Mentions garb and sheer listings but text is incomplete with multiple broken phrases. The readable fragment signals a clothing sale event at a Cit location with various dresses and gowns.
Dalgery and Company report London wool sale results with strong competition and higher prices. Continental buyers were principal operators, English buyers increasing purchases versus July. Total 21300 bales offered, 13400 Colonial and 27000 South American sold, continent taking 10100, home trade 6400, Americas 7000.
A weekend of general rainfall varied from light to heavy with notable benefit to wheat regions. Officials Minister M F Troy and Director GL Hutton praised the timely rain aiding grain clearing and early crops as heavy showers occurred around noon in several stations including Magnet 22 Mullows Chapwas State Farm Mingraew and Three Springs.
A damaged OCR page lists event results and participants from a winter railway meeting. Names such as Hadicep, Thames, Wicks, and Hadley are shown with several events including throwing, sack race, putting, and race results amid weather notes.
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