Koorings take semi final over Aberdeen at Victoria Park
In the second semi final of the Bera Football Association at Victoria Park Koorings first defeated Aberdeen third by three goals three behinds. The match featured crowding and rough play with Koorings showing better finishing in the final term. The Aberdeen captain won the toss and kick to the southern end amid a light shower.
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Kooringa
Abe
Bera Football Association
Victoria Park
Koorings
Aberdeen
G. Harris
the Oval
Fish
Reese
Bass
Kellaway
M. Jones
HL Bevan
S Seroop
T. Kellaway
Hill
L Kellaway
Blue Ant Golds
N. Hann
D. Kellaway
Lomman
Grubb
T. Reed
D. Reed
Rogers
Hann
M. Walker
J. Kitchenmaster
Ls Kellaway
J. McDonald
S. Scroop
Berdangie
J. McDonsild
K. Walker
S. S. Scroop
B. Scroop
Kooringa and Aberdeen Clash Ramps Up Scoring Rally
In a tight tussle Kooringa built early lead as J Kitchenmaster and L Kellaway combined for goals while Aberdeen answered with strong defense. After a flurry of end to end play and several near misses, Kooringa held a slim margin with multiple singles and a late goal by L Hann. Both sides pressed hard into the final bell with continued contested play and defensive work from backs.
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L. Tama
Shellaway
Kooringa
Aberdeen
J. Kitchenmaster
T. Motherall
J. Hill
M. Jones
D. Reed
Hill
Allen
F. Murch
L. Kellaway
T. Kellaway
Rogers
T. Reed
E. Scroop
Fisherty
Rosewall
N. Hann
J. Lines
Kellaway
L. Scroop
Flaherty
E. Finch
Jones
Seeley
Hann
Bass
March
Willis
G. Linesseshred
L. Hatn
Grubb
D. McDonald
M. Walker
Wn.hann
Scroop
Motherill
Mill
L. Hann
Kootinga
Buss
J. Kellaway
Litte
Kooringa and Aberdeen Clash In Edge Scoring Bout
In a tight field match Kooringa edged Aberdeen 12 and 8 behinds. Goal scorers included L Hann N Hann Kellaway Hill and T Kellaway for Kooringa while Seroop Walker Reed Lonman and Jones starred for Aberdeen. Best players listed include Kellaway Bass Motherall Mati and Hill for Kooringa with Seroop Rogers Lonman and Reed shining for Aberdeen.
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Aberdeen
Kooringa
L Hann
N. Hann
Kellaway
T. Kellaway
Hill
Seroop
E. Seroop
My Walker
T. Reed
G. Bass
T. Motherall
L. Mati
L. Kellaway
J. Hill
M. Jones
G- Rogers
Lonman
D. Reed
Booborowie District Council Meeting Report
District Council of Booborowie met on 18 August with full attendance. Road ploughing near Lees was condemned. lessee to level and refrain from future ploughing. J P Cousins allowed to stack stones on Water Reserve. royalty paid when needed. W Kain to take grazing licences up to 40 head as gatekeeper. Brooks granted 1 head. S Brooks to repair fences and become Ranger for Canowie Park Lands. Ratepayers urged timely payment. non-payers to face action after 10 days. Assessment reduced 15 percent. appeals to be heard 15 September. Tender No.123 accepted for E Hogan. road works planned. Royal Commission info access authorized. Payments: District £138 14/7. Govt Grants £210.
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Parker
Robt. Pryde
Lees
Ayers
Lambert
J. P. Cousins
W. Kain
Ganowie Park
Brooks
S. Brooks
Canowie Park
D.C
Hanson
Iron Mine
Registrar-General of Deeds
Anne
B. R
C. A. Davies
M. S. Hawker
Gr. Tiver
Cr. Lambert
Cr. Davies
Cr. Parker
Gounell
E. Hogan
Best End
Booborowie School
Farrelly, Lambert
Koonoona Road
Trwson's Road
Tommy's Gap Road
Measuring “Knocks” Book Tells Story
Vacuum Oil Company releases a booklet titled Tests That Prove Motor Spirit Quality. It explains why fuel testing matters for car performance and details the Delco Testing engine with the Midgley Bouncing Pin to measure detonation properties. Copies are free to motorists seeking to understand fuel importance.
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Vacuum Oil Company
Delco
Vacuum Oi Company
Hemisphere
Burra Burra Hospital Board Minutes August 25 1930
The Burra Burra Hospital Incorporated Board met on August 25 1930 with chair Warney presiding. Apologies noted. Rev E Lawson attended to speak. water system remarks covered windmill, gutters, catchment, and conserving roof-water. Correspondence included hospital infectious disease table, lack of existing agreements with local boards, and representatives appointed to councils.
Hospital Board Tightens Medicines Payment Policy At Meeting
Discussion covered supplying medicines to patients by inmates who collect their own fees, with Sir John Melrose commenting on conference business. Mr. Davey received a vote of thanks for delegates. the secretary advised no hospital payment for medicines supplied by chemist to patients during inmate tenure. Office hours set 2 pm to 4 pm on Tuesdays and Fridays. a letter to the Eastern Telephone Syndicate sought permission to fix a motive on premises. Accounts totaling £342 14/11 were approved for payment. Donations included gifts of vegetables, mill products, livestock, and various labor and goods from many contributors.
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Iam
Cain
Kellaway
Allen
Davey
House Committee
John Melrose
Motron Wa
Inspector-General of Hospitals
Northern District Councils Assn
Boards of Health
Boubof Ixowie
Corporation of
Burra
T. Weilding
J. Allen
Hogan
Vacuum Oil Co
Tom Jane
Warnes
W.G. Hawkes
Hesino
Connel
Sir John Melrose
Mc.Allen
Eastern TelePhone Syndicate
Mr. Allen
Barker
Luke Jay
Jas
J. J. Warnes
Posts and Services of
Man
Rex
Tim Warnes
W. R. Lee
E. Schute
J. Hooper
Tohl
J. Kellock
J. W. Gebhardt
J. Parker
D.C. Burra
Jon
Outboard Racer Wins Pulitzer Trophy on Hudson River
The 35 Mile Outboard Motor Boat Race around Manhattan on the Hudson ended with HL Chapman in his boat Big Ben powered by a Johnson motor taking the Pulitzer Trophy in 68 minutes 45 seconds. This marked Chapman's second straight win on Mobiloil despite a broken steering wheel and a later engine steering lever failure near the finish amid a large field.
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Manhattan
Hudson River
New York
HL. Chapman
Chapman
Mobiloil
Racer Edges Field by Fifteen Seconds at Finish
In a dramatic sprint to the line, the winner built a quarter mile lead and crossed fifteen seconds ahead of the runner up. Last year Chapman was thrown from his bid boat when it bit log, cutting the engine and allowing him to cling to a drifting crest and return to victory.
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Australian Mutual Provident Society
King William Street
Gavin Lucas
Adelaide
Chapman
The Versatility of Qamtas Pilots on Qantas Air Route
An air mail pilot proved adaptable when called for varied tasks from best man duties at Charleville to urgent tax flight for a gravely ill outpost. In July pilots carried deer, rum, flood-bound hotel guests, and even a full shearing shed crew to enable remote operations. Shell products fuel operations. Nesties Farms supply milk with white overalls used in yards and cow houses.
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Queensland
Charleville
Qantaa
Qantas
Nestie
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