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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 05, 1925
Page
5
London reports a massive postwar shipyard achievement with a huge new vessel, boasting a 33,000 ton displacement and an estimated cost around £3,000,000. The project marks the largest ship built on the Tyne, signaling a postwar boom in maritime construction.
Reports describe troop movements near a key position in the Rift Mountains as forces in the war zone reallocate commands. The scene centers on a headquarters shift and a volley leading to a decisive action, with telephonic contact between Adjir and allied forces clarifying strategic intent.
A territorial health report notes experimental radium and muccessets treatment surges at a leprosy receiving hospital. First documented use shows some cases responding, with mixed outcomes and ongoing evaluation by health authorities.
A spirited protest linked to boots prompts townspeople to stage a street walk, with residents wearing bold boot styles to draw attention. The event unfolds during a local celebration, highlighting civic engagement and fashion as a form of expression.
An article discusses future AI liners and monovlans with a 220 foot span and 10 passenger design. It mentions a 1500 mile flight plan and a potential Orient trip via Avanos stops, with an estimated 36 hour total travel time and unknown costs.
Fragmented historical note describes a confusing scene with a Magrey captain and a Langue communication. The passage references a scam and a vow of secrecy amid a tense confrontation involving pagers and a military-like tension.
The steamer Kanna foundered off Sh oe. crew evacuated by lifeboats and rafts as the vessel sank near Macquarie. Fire aboard put out but abandoning ship continued. Kuramu and Furamu clung to remains with several crew rescued at daylight.
A Victoria deputation met yesterday to seek clarification on charter provisions and state domain rules regarding a reservation. The group pressed officials for answers on governance and recognition of rights affecting municipal and regional authorities.
The report from Brisbane notes the railway strike has ended. Details mention the change in leadership and a 5,000 strong workforce return to work, signaling a move to resume normal operations and traffic flow through key routes.
Fragmentary report notes seamen in Australia facing conditions and strike actions. Details are missing, but references to ship crews and non return to work imply labor dispute and safety concerns aboard vessels.
In September 4 dispatch, the General President warned of a likely general stoppage by the Miners' Federation. Attempts to deport union officials were reportedly imminent, with miners prepared to act to prevent separations within the movement.
Fragmentary report notes a legality challenge in a Sept series hearing. The session in a vague location adjourned after arguments and the crown’s request for Mr Lawh to appear, with a decision on objections to be revisited Tuesday.
A Labour leader denounces wartime deportation powers aimed at immigrant political leaders born abroad. He pledges to repeal the act if Labour wins and stresses adherence to law, warning of hardship for workers and urging restraint amid political excitement.
Union leaders urge restraint on deportation measures as government debates a ballot, with J. McGill and Cherttum involved in decisions. The discussion centers on industrial unrest and the legality of protest actions amid wartime political activity.
Fragmented text recounts a parliamentary session and legal retainer dispute involving Walsh, Joannneer, McTiernan, and Mr Meagher. Debates centered on the abolition of a death bill and the acceptance of retainers. The passage references the Deportation Tribunal and legal maneuvering over who may represent Mr McTiernan.
The text fragment references Liverpool and a looming threat amid unclear context. It mentions a city, possibly a group or event, with references to arrival from a part of the county and a related public note about employment and the Proms.
A Labour member in Durlan yesterday warned that if Tasars were brought to South Africa he would deploy 15 000 men to the wharf and attack the Lasewre intr Bh.
Unclear report describes SOVA and Borda in a disturbance at Pur Mantla with mentions of Worth Tre Orwra men and garry on the strike. The garbled text references a change or effect and an event involving goats and a beard. No clear names or outcomes emerge from the fragment.
A London meeting of seamen decided to join the strike through yesterday. Thirteen ships were slated to participate in the action.
At the District Conference a condolence vote passed for the family of Interi jvorgr Baston who died from complications. Mr. Smith of Weirmonger has been in Rosella Hospital recovering and plans to go home today. The Rev Dean H Viney from Geraldton wrote to say Bishop Elser will visit Kalgoofer. Funeral services for Mr Tom Roberty were planned with his brother Mr Tlowellym Rees Roberts in Wabuhia and the burial at the Karenlanis Methodist Cemetery.
Report of prize giving at Country Week tennis with winners in doubles and singles. Champions Jones and Jackson win doubles Cup presented by Mr. Aurkson. Daren Bougrat wins ladies singles. Min Brown runner up. Remarks praised visitors and sponsors with thanks to Mrs. Jackran and Gerladton chairmen. Harvest prospects noted.
The drought tightens across the city and country as farm ministers discuss wheat resilience. Minister Troy downplays pessimism while Director Sutton notes crops largely stand firm despite the dry spell. Members watch the skies daily for any changes.
Today’s forecast notes cloudy conditions and unsettled rain moving from the west to the south west coast and agricultural districts, with winds along the coast. A wireless message from Portland reports rain likely across agricultural areas and goldfields, with a general rain pattern expected to continue after a day.
An OCR filled note reports wheat acreage totals rising across districts, led by Northys from 32 415 to 65 etc. It cites 2 579 105 acres under wheat year over year, with Roy half and Geraldton districts showing notable increases and Chapman Experiment Farm noting 907 162 acres planted with a local variety.
Elder Smith and Co Limited reported a subdued monthly sale at MazaWa Market due to poor weather in the district. The auction featured hoggets and ewes with lambs and included quotes for hoggets and young ewes, though turnout was low and prices varied.
The page lists turf races and entries including Hurdles over two miles with Buckland Chief and Silent Sign among bidders, Trial Stakes at seven furlongs with Mcottish Knight, Bellevive Vandicam in six furlongs, Mellna Handical noted as a winner, Flying Weutride over iy furlongs with noted winners, and Lamington Plate divisions at six furlongs with Antique among entrants. The text records betting odds and results snippets for several races and riders.
The final season end shows a narrow win for Theiet with a close result. Details are garbled but indicate a limited margin in a competitive match.
Weather reports show rainfall well below average across Angus, with widespread deficits in most stations. The pattern features unsettled conditions and heavy mid month showers in limited spots, while wheat shipments and supply hopes face uncertainties due to the dry spell and late-season harvest timing.
Notice announces execution of a deed under the Bankruptcy Act Amendment Act 1908 for Daniel Van trading gs BD. The trustee will benefit creditors as Archent Henry Beele acts as Trustee. Documents lie at Trust DurLacher Street Geraldton for inspection. Also mentions forthcoming annual meeting at Railway Motel and events at Domgarra Hotel with dated notices.
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