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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 24, 1950
Page
2
Public tender advertised for a house in Geremar tenure with vacant possession. Details mention electric heating, various fixtures, and inspection times. Open bids invite potential buyers to submit offers, with conditions on tenancy and access.
Valuable Geraldton town properties owned by the late J C N Niewn known as Charles Nelson are offered for sale by Soule Meron as Executor of the Will. Properties include Reich Residence at 2 Marine Terrace and several brick and weatherboard dwellings on Eleanor Street and linked sites with vacant possession offered. details available from Perth postal and bank listings. prospective buyers urged to inspect plans and submit bids through the Executor rater nit Agency Co. Ltd.
A damaged OCR fragment from The Geraldton Guardian discusses dissolution and government action. It references electors, the business of the country, and the party landscape amid unclear context and garbled phrasing.
A compressed NCR style report mixes theatre listing notes with wartime political discussion. It mentions a matinee titled Thy Seer Land and references Amergatiiann Tevda while noting notices of broadcasts, resignations, and recruitment campaigns. The piece ties cultural events to wartime sentiment and public policy.
Fragmented OCR text describes weather, a death case, a waterfront work project, a court session, and a new prefabricated house design. Mentions Mount Misniet, Starlon Koil near Mt Misniet, Stanislaus Jesople, and a Westerdays court opening. Includes details on a prefabricated bungalow shipped to a location called Tismatin, with features and assembly notes.
The Geraldton Bowls Club held its annual meeting with reports praising the organizers and officers. New members were inducted and the committee outlined plans for a July carnival and upcoming fixtures, inviting participation from members and their spouses.
Market notes describe a fragile rebound in wool prices as demand steadies. Analysts cite mixed quality fibers and regional shifts, with prices rising modestly for high grade wools while lower grades lag. The report mentions producers and buyers across Australia and Europe and references supply constraints impacting futures.
The report discusses Native housing as an issue for road boards and a Northern Ward association meeting. Delegates hear calls for improved living conditions and governance, with emphasis on community suitability and projected progress by December.
Fragmented OCR text describes a chaotic military shift with mentions of Pyongyang officials, a Cavalry Division, and a Western theater. The garbled lines reference governance, occupation actions, and personnel but lack coherent dates or outcomes.
Passengers traveling by the Midland Jailway Company bus between Perth and Geraldton are listed by name. Names include Heyden, Burcher, Marples, Taylor, McKinenie, Pendtington, Wilson, Wine ston, Mesdatuex Mountain, Adsen, Hui H Metis, Metonntt, Webt, Charley avi, Wily Monitaty, Mewriss, Kelieta, Ta Minott, and others from various localities.
A list of passengers and dates shows travelers by the Monettobertson-DuMer Aviation Company Limited from Geraldton during past Wednesdays and Sundays. Names include Mr. Abeer A. Teh, A. Myt Lynen, Verth, Mr. Ain de Aa. Gervitson Ga Perky, and many others with dates and routes noted.
Five tourist emule from Tonerist Omnilau Ser Dinited arrive with a passenger list including Measra J Ta How CRory 3 Sent de Maipikines Mesalames A Tauratis Routt J Hopking We Latin Misnon 8 Mawuser Manger A Diorain 1 Laat 10 Birk and A McKennie 3 B Tonaut.
Mr W Snell of Fitzgerrit Street and Mrs B Clarky with children faced a disrupted journey after a vehicle trouble near Narrogin and Devin. The group returned to Corkaston last evening as searches continued for a missing caravan and a party from the Austral Asian Federation prepared to tour Verdant regions.
District stock market notes a sale at Coepew on Thursday with a 若ed tally of sheep and satisfactory prices. Attendance included Moura Mingenew and Three Shines with multiple buyers present and bids noted.
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