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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 29, 1927
Page
3
Fragmentary report shows Genoral Harteog and Mr Amery discussing South Africa in a tense exchange. The Prime Minister promises space and claims the aim is to gain desired outcomes. The Play Bill is not to be fully presented.
Regret grows among English centres over Genera Herviuog's flag speech in Capetown. Cape Times notes the storm Herzog is stirring in South Africa. Officials condemn the wasteful submission to government inaction and arrogance.
London reports a police countable named Cutterish was found murdered at six this morning, body showing four bullet wounds. A notebook left by the victim suggests a hurried attempt to conceal the crime as Yard theorises a motor crime related to a late night confrontation.
Report states a cyclist allegedly claimed Andrew Baldwing filed a bicycle without a light and was stopped by P C Gutters but let go after an argument. Police suspect Baldwin had nothing to do with the crime while a stained motor car and two bullets link to the incident.
Lamlen Sept 27 A Sea Prantio six cylinder car equipped with a free wheel enabling the changing of gear without trouble will be exhibited at the Olympia motor show. It is believed the car will revolutionize motoring.
Paris notes scarce official response after Germany denies war guilt. Fresch officials give little comment. Briand silent, while Poincaré only makes a passing reference. Observers say such reticence signals agreement to avoid further contention.
A garbled program note lists stage fare at the King's on Saturday and at the Queen's, featuring a mix of drama and variety. Cast names include Helene Chadwick Dorothy Hevirr Henry Tucker and Gayle Whitwam with mentions of The White Horseway and a murder mystery set piece.
Fragmentary OCR text reports a political meeting scene with a Mr Peensien figure and a mention of the Legislative Committee. The narrative hints at a departure from the chamber and a later clue about health or throat issues, but most details are garbled.
Telegrams from Western Australia report Mr Gray's motion to reinstate the Bread Bill debated in the Legislative Assembly. The Council amended the Income Tax Bill to provision a lead tax and improved agricultural value. Mr Holmwee attacked the Retirement Bill amid the discussion.
A contractor was injured in a premature explosion at Buntine during morning work. The incident occurred while handling a lighting charge. The extent of injuries was not known, and the worker was rushed to hospital for treatment.
The federal budget statement outlines wartime and postwar measures. It reports a 2,635.57 accumulation in funds, a 126,274 income decline this year, and tax relief for primary producers and gifts to institutions including universities. Public debt as of June 30, 1927 stood at 46L, A774 with additions of 2,624,191 in year growth and war debt reduced by 7,640,047.
In Canberra a tragedy darkens the inauguration of the Pedersl sittings as former Clerk Walter Gale passes away recently and his successor Mr J T McGregor dies after a sudden collapse in Parliament House. McGregor, who had not complained of illness, collapsed in the chamber and died at Oberberra Hospital without regaining consciousness.
Terves Day a 64 year old driller from Granville was killed at Clyde Engineering Works Sydney when a revolving steel piece on a machine swept him as he prepared for lunch. A gust of wind lifted his coat and the metal struck him, ending his life instantly.
The Wiluse goldfield region seeks railway link to port cities as Cabinet eyes a route. A report by ex mining official Mr A Montgomery guides the plan with Railway Advisory Board to propose lines via Meekatharra Geraldton Hinderton Leonora linking Kalgoorlie Fremantle. Local leaders promise updates and a parliamentary submission once routes are chosen.
Acceptances listed for the Helens Vale meeting on Saturday in Perth. Entries include Church Tower Marsov Nar dy Bog Bhuurelt Rawges Warrawee Wardaime Spanish Prise Barocco Okura Ayr Pocket Moast siumo London Greailla Crown Top Land of im Bob Capture Crown Light Home Gur Wise Ser Lavy Geyegina Wed Soil Imehallah Trial Stakes many names appear across divisions. ZUDLAND MAMDICAP One mile and a quarter purses and purses noted with numerous horses including Agnes Ductile Clas Otuum Tremssia Pin it Snir Goldes Af Bie Wit and others.
Fragmentary OCR text references horse races with division notes and stakes. No clear event names, dates, or results are readable to identify participants or outcomes.
Fragmentary text discusses racing in New South Wales and mentions themes of debt and persuasion. It references streets, mortgages, and financial pressures, but the source text is garbled and incomplete, yielding little clear event or named entities.
A rough collage of race odds and results lists plus British football commentary. It mentions a variety of horses and odds such as Gothic, Wedding Eve, and Star D Or alongside cryptic Derby and prize references, then shifts to a debated national taxation topic and a summary of a football association meeting with implied reforms and comments on the season.
A deputation from Mesare Hollings Week and Grocaulét of the Geraldtos Cricket Association urged the Municipal Council to reopen the Recreation Ground for cricket this season. The council planned an inspection to see if it could be used from an early November date after the ground had been closed for twelve months since May.
M. Drew MLC approves steps toward establishing a fully equipped Government High School in Geraldton. Discussion includes meeting with the Minister of Education Cecil Andrews and council officials to model after Banbury and similar routes. By end of 1927 all scholars eligible must warrant admission to a new class, signaling progress toward the project.
Market report from Nabawa outlines Sunday listings featuring sheep and cattle including Jersey bull entries. Dalgety Limited and Geralutoy appear as figures or entities linked to the sale, with unclear amounts or specifics due to OCR corruption.
Mrs M A Collison announces plans to take over the Fruit Pidare District amid extended measures. The notice signals an administrative shift affecting local governance and community operations.
A jumbled page item lists invitations for a “Three Hours” event, a royal party for tiny tots, and a drama program about foolish husbands. It mentions entertainment on Friday and midweek dates, plus a note about incorporation and a memorial intended for Supreme Court action dated September 24, 1977.
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