Empire Day Celebrations At Local School Highlight Spirit
A large crowd attended Empire Day at the local school with J C Boehm and A S Schumacher representing the school committee. Students sang and learned the meaning of Empire, then enjoyed dances and a half day. Inspector of Schools praised improvements and noted strong bookwork and rhythm efforts. Football win over Hallett and Uloo Jao followed examinations with top marks listed for several students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentral News
Messrs
J. C. Boem
A. S. Schumacher
Australia
Schumacher
Boehm
Empire Bry
M. Medemey
T. and
W. Turner
Mise Fraser
K. Dewhirst
M.C
P. Brook
Mr. Summers
Masdames Summers M Cousins
W. Lorman
M. Walsh
SR Durick End Athere
Pirie
Morris
Alien Esa
Allen
Zanker
Mary, Farrelly
Myrtle Lomman
Jack Summers
Maisie Goddridge
Farrell's Flat Golf Notes Report Mixed Results
Local golf notes from Farrell's Flat recount seven visitors in a match against the ladies, with a windy day affecting play. Results show varied scores and strong putting from visitors, while local players like Miss Anson excel in the ladies event. Weather concerns and seeding delays also noted along with club news.
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Flanson Club
Wetherday
Techure A. Ge
S. Garrard
Aughey
Mime
Henderson
J.B. Torr
Atkins Mere
W. Bule
Farrell
Henson
Miss P
Anson
Mes Atte
Atkins
Gol
G. Brown
Howard
J. Ntan
E. Bde
TBS Soccerry Bay Si
B. Eiliore
EL Torr
Ieirs
BT Aid
Trinton
Scope Fen
Hatton Ladies Golf Team Defeated at Farrells Plat
Eight Hatton club women traveled to Farrells Plat and lost three matches to the home team. The day featured strong hospitality from Farrells Plat Ladies and lively play despite several bunkers and challenging greens. Visitors praised the friendly handling and noted improving putting as they adjusted to the course conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatton
Henson
Stefe Feotes
Ste Tot
Booborowie Park Lands Committee Sees Year of Progress
Booborowie residents note the annual report by G Hares secretary, praising the committee’s public-spirited work. The garden plantings performed well despite dryness, with totals for trees and shrubs listed. Park Lands profits were modest £37 6s from share farming, and stock depasturing yielded £10 16s rental. Expenditure and balance sheet shown, auditors thanked, and a forthcoming citizen’s meeting to elect new members anticipated.
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Booborowie
Sobcoil
Boobhowie Park Lands Committee
G. Hares
Harris
Booborawie
J. Fopin
Hagen
G. G. Srabro
I McEvoy
A. W. Pearce
W. Harding
Herrig
Ebipte
Messrs
L. Gill
J. Glare
St Marks
Piri
Pients
Woollacott Trophy Leads Tight 2lat and Final Rage
A strong turnout marked the 2lat event with 7 shots at 2lat, 6 and 400 yards across 2 fighters. J Terry and C Dixon led at the stage fired, Dixon surging after a brilliant 200 yard start. ALG Rughey claimed the win with 31, H G Oatts took the consistency trophy, while P W Hogan and A Heinrich placed well. Half yearly honours showed W V Bass top the day with 90 off the ride and 4 handicap.
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Woollacott
J. Terry
C. Dixon
A. G
Aughey
Trophy
Gettis
W. V. Bass
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills Backed By Mrs Harding
A Peterborough reader testimonial extols Donn's Backache Kidney Pills for backache linked to kidney strain. Mrs. J Harding credits the remedy with curing her husband after years of pain and fatigue, noting long-term relief and occasional preventive use. The ad promotes purchase through Foster-McClellan.
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J. Harding
Railway Terrace
Peterborough
Foster-McClellan Ga
Promivters
Hamilton Street
Sydney
Doan's
Red Cross Circle Holds Annual General Meeting
The annual general meeting at Red Cross Circle drew good attendance with Mrs. J. Tennant chairing. Officers were elected and the year’s balance sheet showed a credit of £0 1s 0d. funds came from subs, a fete, and donations after a busy year supporting soldiers institutions and local cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At Red Cross
Eollay
J. Tennant
Mesdames I
W- Gebhardt
W. G. Hawkes
Migsos L. Coglin
J. Craig
Tam suce_ 1
Ur Fete
Mres Monier
Arn. Wigley
F. R. Wigsey
B. F. Marston
J. ‘Ennant
A. J. Pearce
W. & Sandland
L. M. Gordon
J. R. Barker
Wigle
Burra Town Council Sees Water Rates, Works, and Club Costs
Ordinary meeting on June 2 discussed water rates on property held by Pies Sara and the Croquet Club. The council will bill the club for upkeep costs and approved public works including metal road surface efforts and drain cleaning. Dr Woollacott moved to protest a proposal shifting upkeep costs from ratepayers to the Adelaide Hospital system.
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Jews
J. Jer
Cre Woaliucatt
Bellaway
Pearce
Lee
Morgan
Allen
Pies
Sara
Absidean Croquet Club
Fire Brigades Board
Fim It Iit
Hospital
J. H. Smith
Ayers Street
Bevan
Drs. Kellaway
Crescent
H. Mor
Kellaway
H. J. Baltons
G. G. Kuchenmeister
Institute
Cra Lee and Allen
Woollacott
Adelaide Soapital
Adelaide Hospital
Burra
First aid measures for Coughs and Colds in Mt Bryan district
Minutes of the Mt Bryan district council meeting on Monday June 2 note apologies and chair election. The overseer report is adopted and tenders called for gravel and pipes, with John Collins and Sons authorized to place cross road pipes. Accounts passed for payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Influenza District Council
Mt, Bryan
B. Siresent
Dre J. Be
Siem Hooper
Colling
GS. Hawker
Warnes
Simpson
James Reed
Atten
Wan
T. E.G. Goodridge
Ted
Four Mile Pee
Mt Bryan
East Pancing North
Kel Mt
Beck Road
Liste
Alex Staite
Ryan East
Collin
J. Hooper
Br Tgara
Path Cunning South
Erton School Running Soul
John Collins and Sons
Pipes Cross Road
Connors Trend
Burra Defeated as Peterborough Dominates Forward Play
Peterborough overwhelmed Burra with superior forward work and relentless pressure, finishing 35 goals 10 behinds to 10 goals 7 behinds. Peterborough’s Baas Field Lines and Seroop led the assault, while Burra’s Kellaway Willis and Scroop scored but could not halt the visitors. The match featured a fast end to end opening and stronger Peterborough defense limiting Burra’s scoring chances.
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Ating Buea
Peterborough
Xilone
Burra
Willis
T. Kellaway
McWaters
Sind
Barre
Field
E. Scroop
Sheltaway
Bures
Scroop
State
Petarborough
Piggott
Ant
Bass
Lines
Trout
Hart
Surra
Paw
Serooy
Pinay
Baas
Bevan
Kellaway
B. Seroop
Seroop
Vistors
Suers
Goves
Dor
Burrs
Kellway
N. Willis
T. Kellan
S. Scroop
St Marks Defeat Booborowie In Local Foot Ball Match
St Marks football club defeated Booborowie in a local match at Port Pirie on Saturday. The visitors wore green and white, while Booborowie wore drab colors. S Durick led St Marks with M Cousins as captain while N MeInerney and E WilIy scored goals and points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Marks Football Club
Us Booborowie Football Association
St. Marks
Norman Smith
Bip
J. Cousins
Baoborache Association
St. Marke
Ge Hopell
M. Walet
Messrs
W. Turnor
E. Summers
Mfr. Morris
S. Durick
M. Cousins
Inca
St Marks
Janes (Hallett
N. Melnerney
Joe Madigan
E. Willy
Booborowie
N. McIawney
N. MeInerney
Rewhurst
E_ Gil
M. Cole
Ty Cousins
T. Brooks
Bronark
Lacey
McCormick
Clover Mark Sind
Boohorache
Dewhirst
N. McInerhey
Done
Done (Hallett
Booborowie Edges St Marks In Close Regional Football Match
Booborowie defeated St Marks 9 goals 20 behinds to 6 goals 3 behinds in a hard fought game. Flowers Pat Metherney and Augie Meherney starred for Booborowie while C LaCov Hi G Willis and H Bromnock were best for St Marks. A post match dance and social followed with visitors from Barre Spiking and Fallett.
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St. Marks
M. Purrelly
Les
Pearce
Farley
Ishare
Booborowie
Tocals
St Marks
Broborowie
St. Markel
C. Lacov
G. Willis
H. Bromnock
3. Clark
L. Hamilton
W. Walsh
W. Grenfell
Jones. Flowers
K. Gill
A. Baulderstone
ML ‘Cousing
ML Farrelly
J. W. Madigan
Brooks
Barre
Fallett
Turner Bros
Mise M. Fraser
Bg.w. Melnerney
K. Dewhirst
L. Pearce
B. Ch
W. Brannock
Shems
W. Sommun
E. Summers
Royal Automobile Association urges petrol price investigation
The Royal Automobile Association of Australia reports Federal Government approval of imperial committees to probe petrol pricing. It notes rising motoring costs, urges cooperation from petrol importers, and hopes findings could ease taxes and reduce prices for motorists.
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Royal Automobile Association OF the Australia
Mperial
al Motnridz
South Australis
Australian recital on concerts and politics in Port Pirie
The piece cites Mr Suckhaus the pianist in Australia noting growing European concert audiences and records of complete symphonies, then discusses Port Pirie industry, labor, and a proposed 12 000 pound test of a political referendum with warned taxation implications for state debt. It references prohibitionists in South Australia and farm milk transport details amid a chaotic mix of topics.
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Suckhaus
Australia
Europe
Port Pirie
South Australia
Victoria
Switzerland
Matches and standings from June sports meet
June matches note scores and standings for teams St Mary's Unity Foresters Reds Blues and others. Wednesday and Monday fixtures listed with players and times. Ladies section discusses career prospects for lift girls and wage potential up to 40000 dollars annually.
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St Mary's
Unity
Foresters
Blues
Juve
W. Kakorchke
H. Wilson
HL Allen
EB. Sersup
J Robins
A. Walker
G. Kakoschke
Va. Griffiths
J. Rowe
Rev. Coles
H Allen
R. Motley
Country Women’s Association visits Mt Gambier branch
The State President Mrs J J Warnes addressed a large audience at Tava Hall in Mt Gambier where the newly formed branch is based. She spoke on the Association’s history and current work, receiving a warm reception and a framed picture as a memento. The branch has secured two rooms at the Town Hall and plans full establishment soon.
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C.W.1
J. J. Warnes
ML Gambier
Tava
Swaka Social Notes and Upcoming Club Fixture
Members and diggers are asked to keep next Saturday evening free to attend a fixture. Bridge players should form their four as early as possible for good games. Other games including snooker billiards and table tennis will be available. The President, Secretary and Dr. D. M. Steele form a deputation to visit the Burra Corporation to express sub-branch views on Membership. A membership roll is posted and requests nonmembers to join.
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D. M. Steele
Burra Corporation
Evening Venus and Workers Regarded in Queensland Context
A fragmented report discusses early evening work for the unemployed in Queensland at £210 per week for 44 hours. It questions union rules, calls for productive task funding, notes cost pressures, and mentions Lady Compton advocating rest and recreation for rural women. It also reflects on federal election implications for Labor and state rights.
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Venus
Queensland
Lady Compton
Senate
Scultin
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Telble Tennis Club
Ee Tractory
DOC Burra Rifle Club
Topertas
Pice
Clarrie Dixon
Hanson Golf Club
Dixon
T. Heinrich
AC Rughey
B. W. Pearce
A. B. Riggs
Farle
Prac
Riverton
WY Thin
Ie Konial
RED Cross
Burra Town
Eral
Booborowie Football Association
Booberowie Association
W. H. Christophers
Nestle
Perjen
Sara & Co
Aserpeen Burra
Inns Graquites
Talo
Jon Ste
America
Country Women’s Association
Rs.a
Wera Emer K.B. Watt
Amandeen Rink
Phin’s
Hallett
Piln
Pederson & Son
Ladies House
Comets
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