Gold Find at Mongalum Spurs Local Optimism
Prospectors report rich coarse gold showing at Mongalum with shallow depths and several claims active. Mr T A Bylet registered claim at shallow depth, with 18 inches to 4 feet showing promising samples. Rumors of further pockets on both west and east sides fuel cautious excitement among miners and local residents. Dorothy S Cameron notes generous support from district figures and public interest in ongoing testing and displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Rargan
Mongalum
Adrien
T. A. Bylet
Cinee
Koo- Visiga
Eld
Traschald
Eyl
Ian- Sone
Ramytoni
W.A
Mangalata
S. Aue
John Moulden
England
Frank Moulden
Brakenill Péy. Ltd
Jones
Mongolata
Moulden
Burra Mine meeting urged to revive operations
A letter from M P Mellagh to Burra council urges holding a joint meeting with local leaders to form a committee and present a scheme to reopen the Burra Mine. Minister of Mines may visit if a practical plan emerges, aiming to relieve unemployment. The mayor has scheduled a ratepayers meeting for Thursday evening with expected strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellagh
Parliament House
Adelaide
Burra
Alostoo
Peterborough
Miannahill
Broken Hill
Suveyor Geners
Richards
Messrs
Oritchley
George
Taurs Truly
Syd
McHugh
A. ‘Walker
Burra Town Concerns Urged After Nighttime Misuse
A reader recaps a ratepayers meeting praising council efforts to keep Burra clean while lamenting vandalism at business doorstep curbs. The letter asks for wider publication to mobilize residents and aid police in tracing perpetrators of such “filthy” acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burra
Tex
Thanking the Children’s Hospital Helpers and Donors
The writer praises supporters of the Children’s Hospital Sir May column, notes Mr. Ties lent two days of free rides while Mr. Provis salsa drove to outlying districts, explains cars were not hired, mentions widespread donations amid financial strain, cites 1929 30 outpatient attendance of 35 000 cases, and laments a government grant of £3 000 with 75 percent figure referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Hospital
Ties
Provis Salsa
Bowling notes push for cup defense at Kapunda match
Our club opens the season with a cup defense on our green next Saturday against Kapunda. We hold the cup and aim to retain it with a strong win, as Kapunda is tough at their home ground. Several younger members show promise as selectors prepare the team, and all members must be at the green by 2.20 p.m. for timely selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kapunda
Kepunda
Earlyen Beautiful Weather Lifts Spirits Amid Exams
Youthful joy and calm mood mark the recent days as public exams occupy students and teachers. Dr. Shaw leads church gatherings at the Methodist Church with flowers, choirs, and the sermon theme Flowers the stars of the earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primo Fon
Dr. Shaw
Methodist Church
Tr. Shaw
Howland
Spalding Choir
Booborawie
E. Gill
Reunion Smoke Social For R S A Notes
Arrangements are in hand for a reunion smoke social next Saturday evening with catering by Mrs Carter. The event starts at 8 30 pm. Attendees can ex their tea arrangements to be in good order. Tickets cost 2 shillings from committee members. Dock Murison has the programme and will host with a brogue performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
League
Tiekate
T Tose
Dock Murison
Copperhouse Social Evening and Tennis Clash Highlights
Copperhouse Methodist church hosted a social evening organized by Voumard for Miss L Kellaway on her forthcoming marriage to Ali Farrington. The event featured a varied programme, readings, and a humorous address by Rev. P J Barnes, followed by gifts and supper. A men’s and women’s tennis match between Copperhouse and a visiting Rea tings team showcased competitive play with several tight sets and multiple pairings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tly Copperhouse Methodist Church
Voumard
L Kellaway
Ali
LL Farrington
Jamestons
Kelray
Mir.r. Fuss
Bliss
Kellaway
Mr Parvington
J. Kellaway
A. Loman
G Bryans
P. J. Barnes
Miss Kellaway
Mr. Parrington
Woll-Wi
Himaelé
Reatings
Gopperhouse
Vie Viale Tors Tielde
Tro A. Graue
Mine HK
Lomama Mise
R. Bass
FR. Kellaway
BL Woodman
Mra. E. Mickles
J. Kemble
Mics
D. Bowrme
Lopperhouls
Arts
Athary
Tike
Wild Flower Culture in Adelaide Gardens
Logi floriculturists praise native Australian flora for garden use and education. Royal Society members exhibit cultivated native plants at Adelaide Town Hall, highlighting drought tolerance, poor soils, and bright blossoms. Eremophila species, acacias, and native grasses offer ornamental value, with potential economic and farming endorsement considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Field Naturalists’ Section
Royal Society
Adelaide Town Hall
Walt
Mt Bryan Program Impresses With Child Talent Show
The Mt Bryan event featured Miss M Shettock and Murphy children performing dances songs and tableaux. Children displayed skill in acts like The Three Pigs and Japanese fan songs with coaches and four, the Griffen dance, cloud moon scenes, and a final Mr Moon tableau. Proceeds totaled about 290 to benefit the school fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Miss M. Shettock
Masters B. Richards
M. Connors
TJ Burton
Iha
Lois Murphy
Thelma Atehin
Geral Campbell
Molly Edwards
Griffen
Schoul
Mr. Moon
Stata
J. J. Connors
E. C. Thames
T. J. Quinn
Functions of Banking and The Credit Role in an Economic Crisis
A reprint outlines the banking function as a mediator between lenders and borrowers, stressing that banks do not hoard funds but lend deposits to borrowers. It defends banks against calls to unload wealth, highlighting public confidence in prudent banking policies and the banks' support of trade and credit in troubled times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hume Cook
Cook
P. Stewart
Whamera
Wnd
Australia
Banks face crisis as loans erode capital and depositors fear danger
P J Braraga of Victoria Canterbury writes that banks have transferred credits to borrowers, leaving future lending to capital alone and risking insolvency. He warns depositors and the public about the financial quagmire, urging prudent action to restore credit and economic stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinilem
Setndona
Gamiele
Taapealliy Ak
Tw Commonwealth Bank
Bonks
Ate
P. J. Braraga
Victoria
Municipal Elections Report on Rates and Clerk Roles
At the council meeting the Town Clerk presented statements on assessments and an Industrial Court award affecting clerk salaries and appointments. The report references ratepayer clarity, impounding practices, and upcoming Wheat Pool payments with anticipated deliveries and payments in early December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Court
Burra
Municipal Association of
South Australia
Jewel collection plan for war relief in Australia
A Melbourne writer suggests the Commonwealth Government should collect and melt private gold jewelry to fund national needs amid heavy taxation. The idea parallels French wartime behavior, with private wealth flowing to government to ease tribulations, while critics warn that overregulation by bureaucrats dulls parliamentary governance. The piece cites Ross Philp and a Royal magistrate comment on law clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Philp
Queensland
Constitutional Club
Robert Garron
Sir Robert
Robert
Rose Phil
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Porsul
Drtetica
Dorothy S
Cameron
MINES
R.S.A
Jack Lockett
Manpita
Copperhouse
Wild Flower Culture
Naturatist
MT. Bryan
Canterbury
Eumens
Court of Appicals
J. J. Parker
J. H. Barris
McDonald
Harris
Nut Tum
Taster
S.A. Co-operative Wheat Pools Limited
Beacon
Twines
Sara 6 Co
Aberdeen
Melbourne
Feder
Sydney
America
Bing
AL € Lode & Mes, Pailder & Canie
Sn Bick Een
Mabwiz Sagar
Uriah
Mic Susein
Pederson & Son
Eatry
Quality
Wright's Motors
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