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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 09, 1909
Page
1
Commercial Union Assurance Company Festicsee Branch at Commer Union Buildings Perth advertises fire marine and accident coverage with George H Johnston as secretary and manager. Claims are settled promptly and liberally with special attention to insured risks amid damaged text.
The article discusses the refusal of the High Court to overturn the commission’s disqualification rulings against Lauder, Trenowet, and Fillis, noting a posted notice at Kakgoorlie racecourse. It critiques the stance of WA Turf Club stewards, suggests local expertise matters for form and information, and cites NZ handicapper Pollock on totalisator betting and jockey integrity concerns amid cross‑border wagering debates.
From Our Own Correspondent Nabawah September reports fine weather and an expected record turnout for Friday’s picnic and sports. Residents from Upper Chapman Mt Erin and Norra Tarra districts greet travelers with a hearty welcome and a planned programme for all ages. A dance in the evening, good harvest prospects, and fair roads after recent rains are noted. The Mt Finn Rifle Club maiden concert and dance at Nabawah school drew a full house and high praise for the evening.
Hubert Latham failed to cross the Channel from Sangatte near Calais in an Antoinette monoplane as his engine failed seven miles out. He descended in mid channel and was picked up by a destroyer to Calais. He planned another attempt after fetching a new monoplane. Spectators praised his calmness as he waited on the destroyer with a cigarette lit. Nearby aviators Bleriot and Count de Lambert prepared for fresh attempts.
Mr Vesey Maley intends to contest the Albany teat and resigns as a member for the South Western Province. A young man, Federick French, was found in bed at the Gwalia Hotel on Wallington Street, thrust cut, unconscious from loss of blood. Doctors say injuries unlikely to be fatal.
The notice proclaims prizes totaling 1500 pounds with top prizes of 1500 pounds and 500 pounds for various levels, extending 247 additional prizes. It claims sanction by the NSW and invites participation via local agents with a deadline to purchase before Christmas.
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