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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 20, 1913
Page
1
Local ad copy lists the latest bathing costumes and picnic wear from Paller’s, featuring Yancy outfits and summer accessories. The fragment hints at a seasonal display promoting new styles and prices.
A local ad claims customers will receive the best values by calling Pullers for a final proof of service and pricing. The notice emphasizes a direct sales pitch and urges quick contact to prove the claim.
The Geraldton Municipal Council led by Mayor G A Kempton discussed final payment of 484 pounds to Noges Bros for electric light installation and a 100 pound deposit refund while fixing a 100 pound final payment hold. The air compressor needed repairs and power charges for on site motors were debated. Work on Thornhill Street widening advances, with talks on Charles Street start dates and staffing to speed progress. Gas works balance showed credits offset by debits, and a plan to press for full street width.
Dr Stone argued the full width would run the road to the Jerus of the houses but needed for the town. He and others weighed front boundaries and safety as residents watched. Dr Stone's motion was agreed to in the end.
At a Wednesday municipal council meeting another letter from Mr W Baxter protested a stable near his Armstrong Street cottages. He accused the council of acting under medical officer influence and questioned the value of a £1000 property versus a £6 or £7 stable. The Medical Officer noted a complaint but said no action unless the stable proved a nuisance. Inspector Nathan and Dr Stone defended the position. Mr Abbott urged action against a Todd stable. The Inspector to report further.
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