LOST AND FOR SALE NOTICES IN Kooringa MARKET PAGE
Multiple small classified items including lost dog notices, sale advertisements for bacon and eggs, furniture and hardware, garden stock, and hotel services. Entries reference local shops such as Stan Field's and The Corner Store, with prices in predecimal currency and notes on available rooms and boards in the area around Kooringa and Adelaide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adalaide Jeep
Chiaipets
S. Field
Kooringa
Phillips
Mt. Bryan
Raskers
Stan Field's
Koorings
Ray Reauty
Norman Ellery Care
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Jelty
Bennett and Fisher Auction Offers Stock and Household Goods
Bennett and Fisher will offer livestock including 50 fat-wethers 160 ewes and lambs 160 mixed hoggets 63 bucks milch cattle and small stock items. Household items include tables chairs a couch and sundries. Terms arranged with the auctioneer prior to sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett and Fisher
Milton J Teddy Draper and Clothier Ad
Milton J Teddy Draper and Clothier advertises English tweed suits at 72 6 per yard double width winter cloths, 6/6 with pat ness, jerseys and pullovers, wool hats and gloves, towels and hosiery, promoting quality tailored goods for men with a focus on dress and store offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Nes
Auaral Karte
Gil
Burra Record May 6 1831 News Briefs
The Burra Record reports on Sir John Melrose of Aloolan’s illness, progress toward recovery, and travel notes. It notes Mrs Ralph Hill’s welcome, Miss Gebhard’s illness and gradual improvement, and Mr H Bruce’s holiday trip to Broken Hill. Also mentions Bert Snell and the Melrose home at Kadlange and a social gathering on 24 April.
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John Melrose
Aloolan
Onpior
Ollay
Ringa
Mima
Joan Tennant
Ferth
Morrissey
Joseph Porch
Kopeine
Sun ¥ Burrs
Franke Tressie
Croydon
Dick Ockenden
Sadaite
Ralph Hill
da War
Burra
H. Bruce Gen
Kooringa
Broken Hill
Joseph Snell
Bert Snell
Kadlange
Alex. Melrose
Itiztar
Burra By Law Regulating Street Hawker Stands
The Corporation of Burra proposes a by law regulating street hawker stands. It details stall locations at Market Lane Moorhead and nearby streets with fees set at one shilling per day and conditions for license, commencement date, and payments to the town clerk.
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Kerb Ste
Dan Ats Crapel
Ee Police
Ee ST Simeon's Es
Ruben Ueen
Eee
OU Hung
Moorhead
Weather, shearing, and community notes from Burra region
The report blends rain reports, farm prices, and local social events. Readers learn about rainfall impacts, livestock prices with figures for wethers and ewes, and farm supplies. The Eu dunda Foothill Club visits Burra for a match against Aberdeen, with a final score of eleven to two. Community guests attend dinners and dances at the Exchange Hotel and Leighton, while Rev Hutchenson tours circuits to promote Home Missions featuring moving pictures and local educational talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudunda Foorhill
Burra
Aberdeen Eam
Endunda
Eeree
Vin
Bass
Kellaway
Badunda
Aberdeen
Exchange Hotel
Ratcliffe
Leighton
G. G. Hotchinson
Rearuth
Roarings
Tey
F. J. Garnes
H. S. Jarvis
Kouringa
Mr. Hutchinson
Great North
Hutchenson
Outback
Wieena
Av J
B. A McBride
Auguste
Jarvis
Seley
The Debt to Motherhood Analysis
A fragment reflects on gender roles, describing men as breadwinners and women as nurturers. The text hints at motherhood as a guiding, heroic force shaping family strength and moral duties beyond traditional marriage. The piece appears excerpted and incomplete.
Endless Battle to the Editor on Courage and Duty
Fragmentary letters praise Anexe and Australia’s gallantry while lamenting factory closures. The writer argues troops’ sacrifice should influence national resolve and industry practices, urging continued operation of factories and a stronger home front.
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BirWe
Australia
Fragmented Phrase Reflects Aged Speech About Griese
A garbled OCR line appears to reference a person named Griese and a 12 year old, with unclear context or full identifying details. The readable fragment hints at a discussion or description but lacks coherent actions, dates, or locations to form a clear news item.
Farrell's Fat From Our Own Co 1900s Meeting Details
A fragmentary report recalls the annual Farrell's Fat from Our Own Co meeting led by President W. Buxge. G. Fanton and Elliott are mentioned among attendees with scores and prizes noted, though many words are garbled. The piece hints at a social or club gathering with local participants and a forthcoming event involving a team or group from here.
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C. Leslie Phillips
Laybourne Smith
Nasiate
Ames
AL Koormen
Sloss
Clatriet
Drew.& Crewes, Pty. Ltd
Wts
Bryan
Raety
Bence’s Ltd
Tate
HSA
Éday
Graham, H, Dow
Orien
Stan Field
Abersea
Kive
St. Mary's Hall
Sara
Sam Wert
Baek Bee
Thrrettes Quality Coops
Royal Institution For the Blind
North Adelaide
Taylor Brosterithe Eee x
Booborowie Market
Alan Hevan
Hou See
Hallett Hall
Mubie
Supr
Ainison
Redrath Memorial
Barra
Bunebvally St . P.m
Ryder
Himily
Onze
Palmer
J. Barnes
Barnes
Milton J. Teddy Cash
Draper and Clothier
Mrerdeen
Burra Record
Iy Gebhard
Kor
Miss Gebhardt
Landman
Farrell
Corporation of
Ieee
South ‘Ua
Mre
Lagoon
State Vale Bos
Weber
Goldsbrodh Mort and Co. Ltd
Zioard Me
Mrs. Fiesole
Rendre
MT. Bryan East
Our
W. Buxge
Mise G. Fanson
Elliott
Bess