Kooringa Wins 1930 Premiership Thriller At Victoria Park
A large crowd at Victoria Park watched Kooringa defeat Farrell's Flat 12 12 to 9 30 in a wet wind during the 1930 premiership final. The match featured strong performances by Kellaway lines Hann and Abbott for Kooringa and Goss Monaghan Willis for Farrell's Flat, with crowding and multiple scoring bursts across three quarters before the home side sealed the win. Gate receipts reached £11 10s from 76 cars as the season concluded amid gusty northwest winds.
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Sesson
Victoria Park
Koorings
Farrell
Farrall
G. Boss
F. March
G. Lines
T. Kellaway
J. Hill
Fulwood
Abbott
Henderson
Mahoney
B. Piggott
Ferrell
Fiat
G Harris
Turing
Kellaway
Association
G. Bass
G. Terry
Kelleray
Uib
Terry
Piag
Kooringas
Crisp
J. Allen
Motherall
Sesford
L. Hann
Ronewall
Seaford
Lyons
M. Abbott
Hann
Kotringa Willis
Rose Bothings
Kooringis
Piggot
Lacey
Willis
Thellaway
Piggott
Booners
Golds
N. Hann
Llewellyn
C. Field
Buke
Kooringa
L. Kellaway
Fitzpatrick
Gors
Koo- Tinga
N. Hans
Seeley
Rovewall
L. Hans
Magpies
Schultz
Kontinga
Tzeties
J_ Hill
Ross
Clea
Wiliams
Denton
Levey
Rosewall
Bownee
Abbott Gral ‘Vel
Rose
Hii
Flitwood
Short
R. Williams
Insurance talk prompts real protection for families
A reader notes that policy talk without real coverage fails. He suggests calculating costs to insure a capital sum sufficient for basic living needs, then obtaining genuine insurance. He directs inquiries to the Australian Mutual Provident Society in Adelaide and Clare, asking for district managers W. Atread and D. Bartlett, to obtain proper insurance.
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Australian Mutual Provident Society
William Street
Gavin Lucas
Adelside
Kooringa and Farrell's Fiat Nets In Low Scoring Australian Football
The final rung ends the game as Kooringa tops Farrells Fiat with 12 12 and 6 10 behinds. Leading goalkickers include L Hann with 5 and J Hill with 4 for Kooringa while Abbott Mona ghan Henderson Piggott and others contributed. Best players named include Koovinga G Bass F March and J Hill.
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Kooringa
Farrell
Fiat
L. Hann
J. Hill
Willis
L. Kellaway
N. Harm
Abbott
Monaghan
Henderson
Schulte
Lacey
Piggott
Pensions and economy weigh on Federal cuts
J F Stephen of the Kooringa Bank branch heads to Melbourne on leave. The Sobbraneh Conference report shows for year to June 20 1929 that 279 681 pensions were paid 2857 new claims granted and 1657 pensioners died. Ex service men face strain and the Pensions Board notes a rise in new claims. The League would consider pension reductions if other economies are found.
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J. F. Stephen
Kooringa
Commercial Bank
Melbourne
Pensions Board
League
District Council Meeting at F Burra
Friday meeting of the F Burra District Council with members Gil Pearse chairing. Correspondence covers Kaaioona notices, audits by Thomas and Sara for year ending 30 June 1930, and a pending solicitor’s agreement. Reports flag a dangerous Wandilah crossing, weighbridge data, vermin destruction plans, and a complaint about the eastern main road. Dept. notices bar unnaturalised British workers and approve enamelled plate direction signs. Council discusses wages clauses on contracts and assessments, plus Highway Bill references and the Reed and Wid. McBride reading request.
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Kaaioona
Glen G. Hawkes
Mil Ppa
Lynds
Canyer
W. G. Hawkes
Thomas and Sara
Council
G. R. Pinch
Dumand
Jas
J. R. Barker
Addrain
H.lock
Shell Co
Aus. Ltd
C. Lloyd
Automobile Assoc. of
S.A
Richard Reed
Wid. McBride
Kooringa
Gr. McWaters
Gr. Hawkes
Aus
Vacuum Oil Co. Ltd
Gr. Tiver
King
J. Mosey
Cr. Fiver
Dr. Warnes
Govethors
Pearce Carpentry and Ironmongery Ad in Aberdeen
An Aberdeen trade notice lists Fred M Pearce as carpenter builder and ironmonger offering large stock timber galvanised iron paints oils bolts lime cement bricks tanks and made to order items. Also notes estimates for all classes of Bailliogan and related boundary work and road order expenses.
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Fred. M. Pearce
Aberdeen
Bailliogan
CAVANDALE ASSOCIATION TENNIS NOTES
The annual meeting of the Cavan dale Tennis Association was held in Black Springs Hall on Tuesday night September 2. Delegates attended as 200 members registered for the season with 102 matches in two grades. Farwell’s Flat Club won both premierships and a £7 12s balance was reported. Officers were re elected: Patron J Malcolm President E E Johinke Vice presidents C A Heinrich and J M Howard, Hon. Secretary and Treasurer R B Jones. Teams listed include Manoora Porter's Lagoon Farrell's Flat and Black Springs. Subscriptions set at 7s plus 3d per member registration. Meetings planned for October 4 with rule books and programs ready. annual tournament to be held first two Saturdays after final matches open to financial members at Farrell's Flat.
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Cavandale Tennis Association
Black Springs Hall
Black Springs Agricultural Bureau
Tennis Association
E. Johinke
Farwell
Ty Association
J. Malcom
E. E. Johinke
C. A
A. Heinrich
C. . Dunn
Hanson
H. R. Schumacher
W. Rule
Farrell
R. W. Gray
Fl Crawford
Porter
Farrell’s
Adelaide Musical Competitions Highlight Rowland’s High Finish
Rowland, elder son of Mr and Mrs E C Hammond of Kooringa, excelled in Adelaide competitions. He tied for third in the piano solo under 16 with 89 points, placed fourth with 90 in left hand under 16, and earned 86 in the Open Class left hand. He also secured third in the piano duet under 16 with a partner, totaling strong performances among 34 entries in the section.
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Rowland
E. C. Hammond
Kooringa
Adelaide
Arald
Farrells Flat Tennis Club Holds Annual Meeting
The Farrells Flat Tennis Club met at the Institute on Monday September 1. Mr R B Jones presided to a record turnout. Officers were elected including President R B Jones and Hon secretary B E Johinke. Subscriptions fixed at men 18 shillings women 7 shillings 6 pence under 18 years 5 pence. Two A grade teams and one B grade team planned. Cavandale Association delegates J H Torr and R B Jones directed tentative expansion. Courts work to begin ahead of Association matches.
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Farrell’s Flat
R. B. Jones
KR. A. Duncan
RB. Jones
E. E. Elliott
L. J. Borowsky
J. I. Torr
G. Klem
B. E. Johinke
E. E. Johinke
Crisp
LJ. Borowsky
Garrard
RH. Martin
S. E. Eliott
J. H. Torr
S. E. Eliiott
R. Denton
J. Mitchell
S. Crisp
Mesdames Ly
Borowsky
A. G. Brown
C. and
E. Cooper
W. Guerin
E. Johinke
A. Grade
E. Elliott
B. Grade
Br. J. Mitchell
Cavandale Tennis Association
Messrs
Cavandale Association
Politician Salakies and Wages Debate Clashes with Rural View
A letter to the editor lampoons political attitudes as appendicitis and other maladies while defending government salary and wage reductions as justified. The writer argues civil servants face long futures of good years and pension prospects, urging reform amid farm profit concerns and market pressures on wheat and wool.
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Roberte Ribbon
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Fliki
Fe Williams
Goss
Pitapatrick
Bass
Trey
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Kooring
Kaarings
Braid
L. Kellsway
Clare W. Atread
D. Bartlett
Induatrist Department
T. H. Woollacott Builders
Opp Besini
Erase F. Merster
Record” Office
Dimercial Street
Keerings
Story of
South Australia
R.S.A
British Motor Spirit
Burray
T. H. Willis
Burra
Gil Pearse
Chai Finch
Kellock
McWasters
Hawkes and
Tiver
Duco
D. Jones & Son
Golden Fleece
Motor Spirit Summit
Motor Spirit
Wheat Pool
Caterpillar
Dodge Bros
Burra Motor Company
Arnold's Crossing
Dr. McWaters
World's End Road
Dr. Tiver
Cobb and Co's
G. E. Leaney
W. J. Bown
Hawkes
Crowe
Govt
Jeffery & Byrne
Commonwealth Savings Bank
Huskatia
Nestle
Cossor
Atwater Kent
Imperia
Gilfills
H. Jennison
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