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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 26, 1948
Page
2
A 1948 auction catalog entry lists plant machinery furniture and sundries with animals including cattle horses and sheep. The dense lot description references various bidders and brands, auctioneers and multiple farm items to be sold.
The Northampton Race Club invites all members and interested persons to the ordinary general meeting at the Mechanica Institute in Northampton on February 30th at 3 pm. The agenda includes presentation of financials and election of officers. Officers and teachers are urged to attend. a timetable will be issued later. Secretary J Payne signs the notice with H R Smith as chairman.
In a Tuesday session the Mingenew road board discussed supply needs and funding for the harvest period. The meeting covered installation, road types, and the potential for a town rate or levy to fund improvements. The next steps include consideration of foregone policies and awaiting April 1 deadline for concession expiry.
Notice is given that the quarterly general meeting of the Geraldton Tomato Growers Association will be held in the hall on Friday October 28. Business includes amendments to the rules and general discussion. Members can obtain the proposed amendments on application to the association. President EWOWILL will preside.
Northampton Hospital Board invites applications for the positions of Matron and Sister. Applicants should address the undersigned at Northampton LM. PhleL, Secretary, for consideration.
Auskeldl Ettie releases tribute to Jeffery died in action in New Guinea during October. The message from Ellen and Weather-mehaw expresses deep sorrow and asks friends and relatives to accept this personal expression of gratitude for support, cards, and memorial wishes.
The article discusses Mr Costello addressing repeal of the External Relations Act and its impact on the British Commonwealth. It notes concerns about Irish sovereignty, the perception of a unified empire, and how post repeal could affect Irish foreign status and governance within the Commonwealth framework.
The readable fragments discuss Britain, the Commonwealth, and postwar governance with references to Perth, Dublin, and the Crown. It mentions political leaders, constitutional rights, and tensions over loyalty, reform, and the relationship between nations within the empire.
Obscure notices and incidents fill this column including transport updates, traffic violations, weather mentions, and social club items. It reports fines for obstructing pedestrian paths, drunken driving and related court actions, along with theatre programme announcements and local sports acknowledgments.
Weather Bureau notes an afternoon forecast for Clot ext tysenty with southewest winds and moderate seas. A stolen check case involves a beneal and tinvttestetes Eyands with a claimant alleging payment rights and suspect actions. Detective Weld leads the inquiry with notes of suspects and pocketed funds at the Neertanpren Shane bell location.
A crowded weekend featured both men’s and women’s draws with many matches finishing in straight sets and several walkovers. Notable results include S. Holms i Aas defeating Hétisonny Tea Homeon, K. Mingtin n eK. Criddle beating J. Reed, and W. Sweerser advancing in the women's sections with multiple round progresses. Mixed doubles saw K. Naira and Miss Detbet advance and J. Tindyt with Mur. Bure uester winning 7 5 7 5.
A fragmented report from Champaign recounts a peculiar scene with references to Toby Priele Jin, an Aspen appearance, and a vague construction moment. The text is garbled with mis-spellings and missing context, but hints at a local event or anecdote using gravel and improvised build details.
The Perth wool sale opened with keen competition as prices firmed about two percent on representative lots. Strong interest came from buyers across counties, with a notable lift in merino and crossbred categories, while averages varied by fleece type and supply.
Reports describe a large labor strike targeting government operations. Leaders accuse authorities of stifling workers rights while protesters seize key sites and clash with security forces across multiple locations. The unrest disrupts daily life as negotiations begin amid mounting tension.
The Saturday rifle event faced hot weather and muddy ranges with varying wind as competitors battled for top possible scores. Carnegie led with a 70 possible, while Trett posted a strong score in the afternoon, and several entrants showed promising marks despite handicap pressures.
Washington reports German workers loyal to the Brow Trade Union claim to offer former war pilots to the United States. The proposal, discussed at a war secretary conference, could aid American needs but is deemed highly unlikely to proceed.
Mrs. Aniergom departs Geraldton with daughter to settle in metropolitan area. Mrs Wilkon leaves with her son Harrick for future home in the city. Mr Pirk, treated at Rosetta for an eye issue, returns to Victoria Hotel. Inspector Archibald begins one month leave. Sgt Clayton acts in Western Police. A. Th rtutherfurd holidaying in Veeth returns. W Memiwry, banker, may retire from holidays. Stokes arrives to oversee ledger-keepers during leave period.
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