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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 05, 1925
Page
4
Parkerville Home offers a children’s page puzzle with a long list of across clues and playful entries. The item notes a televe tion closes on Saturday September 19 and mentions Sixpence and Parkerville Children’s Home as context.
A Western Australia parliamentary discussion outlines five Wiluna rail routes with distances from Meekatharra to Leonora. Investors warn of capital shifting abroad as government moves to extend lines to support the Wiluna gold fields and diamond drilling projects.
The article advocates wiring the Wiluna gold area to Geraldton via Murchison as the best rail route to open Wiluna.Wiluna mine expansion could require 400,000 tons of ore per 100 ft shaft and 600 jobs, while Geraldton port would gain crucial hurricane facilities to handle the trade.
The report notes Mr Willcock, then Geraldton representative on the Opposition benches, urged minimal mileage of at least 40 wires and cheaper railage to connect with Wilma via the Murchison. Now Minister for Railways in the Labour Government he retains those views, while Wiluna talks prompt a civic reception for Mr Burkanaa, an expert on harbours and docks. tests for Wiluna were incomplete, but two years ago he favored Geraldton as the railway terminus.
The notice advertises annual interest and a bonus on shares in a society. It claims earnings of 11 percent per share annually with £5 interest credited yearly and a 4 percent bonus, mentioning years 1933 and 1924 and inviting free prospectus by email or periodic payments to become a shareholder.
An OCR fragment markets easy income with unrealistic weekly earnings and product pitches. It mentions savings, a free book, and kits priced from £3 to £15, using uncertain guarantees and vague benefits without clear verification.
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