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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 06, 1913
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text shows discussion of mining at Cue, expectations for future production, and mentions of individuals such as Clarke and Chesson. The piece references prospects, economic outlook, and imagery of seating and scenery, with scattered names and numbers unclear due to garbled transcription.
The Geraldton Guardian requests communications to the Editor and public-interest items for prompt handling. Advertisers must lodge changes a day before press. Paper prints on Tue Thu and Sat by 6 pm. Subscriptions may start anytime. yearly prepaid 134 6d. Residents should arrange delivery with local newsagents. CONSTANTINE & GARDNER, Proprietors.
Reports from Meekatharra manager of the Ingligten Console, Mr Roberts, note good funeral appearance and at least three-year dormancy for present dorint. Nouse mine activity includes a 10% producer order, shaft work at Youumi Golf Mines, crosscuts at No 2 and No 1 levels, and an almost completed immobile plant undergoing trial runs.
Mack Range Company held a half yearly meeting at Melbourne with MK Mawes presiding. They reported a profit of about £7000 after pay dividends and noted a large payable quartz vein in mine levels with high specimen stones. The board discussed sinking to additional levels and extending operations, with an estimate of six weeks to complete the sinking.
A partial OCR fragment lists names and entities such as Mesire E Scell A. J. Davies O. Rosai Laing J. G. Clarke and others followed by garbled phrases and stray words. The text lacks coherent events or dates to form a complete news item.
The London Referen reports Craganour’s disqualification following an incident at a hotel where a dozen men waved victory at a prize draw. A winner was later declared with a £2600 prize and celebratory champagne, cigars, and a party before the disqualification overturned the result.
Postal schedules list multiple lines of mail times across towns and lines such as Geraldton, East Chapman, Forrester’s, Maynard’s, Saunders’, Shield’s, Thompsons, and others. Entries show weekly, daily, and specific weekday departures with times ranging from 4 a.m. to 9 p.m., including private and company lines like Murchison, Midland, and Northampton lines, plus various stations and districts.
Agricultural shows listed with dates and entry deadlines for Dongarra Irwin Northampton Geraldton Gruenough Moora and Royal Show with general and late entry cutoffs and specific trotting and cereal deadlines. Gascoyne shows planned in December.
The text describes a horse named Collared bred in Roxford by Collar 16, by Be Simon 11 from Ornawent, with lineage including Bend Or i Trent malt and St Angelo. It notes short bore length and references related horses Masket, Sylvia, and Fisherman. The passage is garbled but centers on a saleable thoroughbred’s pedigree and a racing context at Monyoonooka.
An obscure entry notes Craigie Mac achieving second seed status in a Scottish context. The fragment mentions Bire Montrave and Marjorie with numeric codes, a blow to a horse or creature, and a certificate of soundness. Details are garbled but imply a judged assessment of temperament and absence of fault. Seven Guines referenced.
A curious entry named Sir Garnet from Cyderon attracts attention with promising early season trials. The note mentions fees in Guinness and a paddocked Bir Garper, with references to seasons and fouls.
Hyskeer, a seven year old Highland pony with a fine color marking, won at Inverness and Edinburgh events in 1900 and 1911. The animal is slated for shipment to America under a W A government project. Mares for paddock and transport details listed with fees and care notes.
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