Sybil’s Soliloquies On Wardrobe And News Abroad
The column discusses Mrs. Harrison Lee’s temperance lecture, noting agreement with her goals but critique of the allied reform demands. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. Connor’s move, a bigamy case and a harsh two-year sentence for Mrs. Jardine, and comments on fashion trends including hats, plumes, veiling, and a one color season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.u.1.u
Syon
Harrison Lee
America
Maine
Vermont
Connor
Northam
Miss Connor
Geraldton
Mary Ann
Dongarra Bank Manager on Holiday Returns
H D Scutt manager of W A Bank Dongarra and Mrs Scutt return on the mail tram after a three months holiday in the south. A Dongarra Irwin cricket match at the Recreation Ground ends with Irwin winning by about 60 runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Scutt
W.A. Bank
Dongarra
Scutt
Irwin
Irwinites
Geraldton Week Celebrations Meet Draft Plans at Hotel
Geraldton Week Celebrations Programme Committee met at the Victoria Hotel on Friday evening to draft calendars for the Geraldton Week events starting April 26 1907. Prizes were outlined for Eight Hours Day and multiple sporting contests across four days with commitments to cricket football and aquatic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Hotel
Mesart
Grimish
Halligan
Constantine
R. Carson
A. Moore
Busher
Kretchurer
Drea
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sybil
Dongarra News
Buller Bridge
Murchison Goldfields
White Peak
T. L. Brown
Sheffield
Messrs
Rooke and
de Lucey
Sbore
W.A.T.C
Wolff’s
Great Winter Sale
Elec
A. H. Mountain & CO
Gillespie’s
Stanley CO
Perfection
BELL
Mackay's
Coates and Co’s
Plymouth
Taylor Bros
NEW Zealand Insurance Coy
Fire and Marine
A. T. Davies
Draper
George Baston
Commission
Victoria House
Northern Fire Rn Brewery
Fire Assurance Collea and
Stout
Chase, Chapman
Marine Terrace
J. Broad
Elwes
George Lester
UN Freak
Greatprox
Perth Marble and Monumental Works
London
Paris
H. Nathan
Church of England
Harry M. Marwood
Dan. Corrigan
Oswell
the Victory Brickworks
Chapman River
Bennett
Hysak
Eliza Smith
Greenough
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