04 Sep 1928
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 04, 1928
Page
1
The notice outlines advertising rates for casual ads at 4 shillings per inch with minimum charges and discounts for certain insertions. Births, deaths, marriages, engagements, wreaths and specialty advertising space are priced by inch with minimums and a note that contract space rates apply on application.
A meeting of about thirty Tu s bucw people in Geraldton heard Mr Carr outline the merger between two fertilizer firms and a farmer led plan. The agreement gives farmers a one third stake, sets prices lower than eastern rivals, and builds new works in Geraldton with eventual expansion to Esperance. Subscriptions are offered over three years with varied share options. relief on rail freight and delivery times are cited as major state benefits.
The Legislative Council hears arguments on acquiring Greenough flats near Geraldton to establish a dairying district. Proposals include supplying cows to settlers, reusing funds from Geraldton butter and bacon factory, and potential land purchase under closer settlement laws amid price concerns.
A garbled report discusses a court edge scenario with the Greenough fats and a large estate. It mentions Mr. Fall's advertisements and the Geraldton batter factory failure, noting difficulties in achieving finality with multiple property owners to agree on a cooperative pact.
Geraldton defeated Mullewa 10 goals 3 behinds to 6 goals 7 behinds in a windy match at Bhuff Point. Garratt, Cowan, Meart, Hayter, J Thomay and Fanthor starred for Geraldton while Templeman, Lynch, Shearer and Keefe led Mullewa’s efforts.
Frank Green & Co announces extensive alterations and a first display of the new season in their show rooms. Ladies dresses and spring millinery are featured along with a selection of gloves stockings and silk items in updated styles and prices.
Readers are urged to visit Green's frock showroom for a broad sale of imported fabrics and textiles priced moderately. The list includes crepe, longcloth, madapolam, pillow cloth, flannelette, sheeting, damask, ticking, toweling, and all wool blankets with significant reductions across many items and widths.
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