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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 14, 1926
Page
2
Sale catalog highlights discounted fabrics and goods including linenes in 30 shades at 1/6 yard and 104d yard, japsha crepe 27 shades at 1/3 yard, colored winceys at 1/735 yard, natural flannel at 2/9 yard, cotton morocain at 2/6 yard, pure silk fugs at 3/6, bath soaps Palmolive and Cashmere Bouquet, floral cretonnes at 19/, ladies frocks and children’s top sox at discounted pair and yard quantities, Lustrous Fugs de Luxe at 2/3 yard.
Local farmer J. K. Hebiton of Three Springs wins the Sumlay Times cup for best disciple of wheat at the Hoyal show. This marks his sixth success in the competition held at the meeting in 11%.
Market notes from Perth witnesJon or markets and shipping details. The State steamer Mamta arrived at Geraldton from Fremantle, discharged 160 tons of ears and loaded about 20 tons for Darwin, progressing tonight. Anglican service at Narnguin School House. Quality House anniversary sale. funeral for Mrs Henry. weather forecast and notes on fisheries inspector F Aldrich and staff movements. Archbishop to Geraldton. various local notices and personal travels mentioned.
City council minutes reveal discussion on metering homes to curb waste and ensure adequate supply. Reservoir stood at 21 feet 1 inch. officials considered liberalizing use and requesting broader water restrictions. Mayor noted metering could improve efficiency and requested general invitation of roters per Lster suggestion.
A report details allocations from the publican's booth profits at the District Agricultural Octets annual show. W Bourke and others are listed as promoters for charitable distributions to St John Gornbiton, District Mater nity Flare, and several hospitals and nursing services. Minutes note representatives will meet at the Community Chambers to discuss funds and donors like Leprosy relief and visiting nursing support.
Midland Railway Company faced a legal challenge in which workers claimed breach of an eight hour day agreement. The case cited sections of running schedules from Midland Junction to Walkford with four daily shifts, seconds, and overtime rules, arguing the timetable and hours exceeded the award.
An October 30 note highlights a growing pavilion dance show with increasing attendance. Details are sparse due to the garbled OCR but imply rising interest and ongoing arrangements for the event.
Oswell unveils a special spring display featuring exclusive models from the East and local manufacturers. Prices range from 30 to 43 shillings for drapery fabrics and 13/6 to 38/ for ready wears, with varied materials including voiles and silk offerings, plus hosiery and shirts in new patterns.
The Magistrate notes the dispute may be resolved by a conference between parties and experts. The company resists enforcement of a clause, citing prior attempts and ongoing constraints. Johnston describes extensive track activities and tensions over work and schedules, with threats of not proceeding.
The notes discuss an early season bowling opening with few new members attending. It notes that newcomers have limited experience and will improve with practice. The official opening is planned for Saturday, MO, with invitation extended for gathering and practice to learn Riot principles and avoid early bad habits.
Health Inspector Harrop reports during the month ten inspections focused on the West Ward. Most premises were well kept though Recreation Ground facilities require minor repairs to comply with bylaws, and the tankstand is in dangerous condition with pits and holes. No major hospital or piggery issues. meat inspection noted tuberculosis in two bovines.
The council discussed arbitration wage advances for the Fire Brigades Board and notified that an extra allowance would raise Gerakdtan costs. They planned to discuss re election support for H. G. Critchley and considered railways and main roads issues plus excursions funding. Officials debated diphtheria quarantines, electricity load management, and leakage reduction with Dr. Baker to report findings.
The article notes a skilful young player from a popular team, rated among the best by local fans. Mr. Laks donated a trophy for the month but it was moved to Alen Wood for the event, claiming a celebratory purpose.
The readable text lists names including Barker, Thomas, Castell, Ward, Calverwell and Hurlock among participants. It references a British tome and notes about representation, with several partial names and unclear phrases. This item resembles a clipped agenda or roster from a gathering or committee.
Corresponder notes Mise Mignon Tresor reached Mia kesow on Friday after a voyage from Dongarra by car. Father and Mis Lima Murdh supervised the prep. Mire Trevor, the guardian, praised her return and described a joyful journey with aunt and English friends.
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