Peace in Pirie Fishing Camp Ends Office Conflict
The Pirie fishing association resolves a dispute over container cases. Fishermen will build their own cases using Gerrard wire ties, after a health authorities demand for better packaging. Mr Kimbley’s resignation talk is shelved as the secretary continues duties.
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Melbourne
Kimbley
Gagiiardi
Townsend Ant Bon
Gerrard Centaines
Pirie
Here
Pirie fisher_men
Health Department
Gassistor
Hit and Run Victim Dies in Clare Hospital
Michael Kelly a 60 year old laborer of Seven Hills died from injuries after a hit and run on the Adelaide Clare road. He was found semi conscious in a gutter Tuesday night with fractures to leg arm and collarbone and ribs. I B Jeffrey of Clare reported the incident to police and Kelly died yesterday afternoon at Clare Hospital.
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Clare
Michael Kelly
Seven Hills
Clare Hospital
Kelly
Adelaide-Clare
Sed an Car Crash Hurts Two Men in Adelaide
In Glen Osmond road near Hull street railway porter Jt Smith on a bicycle was knocked over by Charles Grieve. Grieve driving a sedan crashed through a wire fence into a 5 ft culvert, his head driven through the windscreen. Both men were taken to Adelaide Hospital. Grieve is described as in serious condition.
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Adelaide
Jt. Smith
Glen Osmond Road
Hull Street
Charles Grieve
Bay Road
Filen Osmond
Grieve
Smith
Adelaide Hospital
Thieves Steal £648 Worth of Leather Goods in Abbotsford
Melbourne report says thieves entered W B Richards Proprietary Limited Abbotsford after removing bricks from a side wall on Tuesday night and stole stock valued at £648, including fancy leather goods. Police solicited help from the public.
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Melbourne
W. B. Richards Proprietary, Limited
Abbotsford
Lost Collier Christina Fraser Evidence At Enquiry
In Sydney on Thursday during the enquiry into the loss of the collier Christina Fraser Captain Smith admitted taking the vessel to sea without hatches. The Sea Men's Union says this is almost criminal and calls for suspension of his certificate. Directors questioned how many men had sailed on her since departure. The court reserved judgment.
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Sydney
Christina Fraser
J. Johnson
Seamen's Union
Australia
Butler Eyes Australian Conference to Revise Constitution
Premier Butler hints at Australian-wide conference in Adelaide this year to discuss constitutional revision. He plans to reopen the case after the Premiers' Conference and press for changes while addressing states rights and Commonwealth revenue balance.
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Adelaide
BR. L. Butler
Butler
Australia
Coining Plant Raided In Sydney Suburb
Police raided a Petersham house and arrested a young man after detectives found a coining plant in a bedroom described as latest seen in Sydney. Authorities say tens of thousands of bogus florins and shillings circulate in Sydney and Melbourne, with the suspect arriving from the latter two days ago.
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Sydney
OLICE
Petersham
Melbourne
Five-Year Parliament Bill Planned for Next Week
Premier R. L. Butler announced that a Bill to extend Parliament’s life from three to five years will be introduced in the House of Assembly next week. Cabinet hopes to consider the final draft on Monday.
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Adelaide
House of Assembly
R. L. Butler
Victorian farmers win test case over pool overcharge
VictorIan Wheatgrowers Corporation wins full amount plus costs in a test case against farmer William L Edwards of near Yarrawonga over £40 18 overpaid in 1930 pool consignments. Judgment by Sir Frederick Mann after delays due to illness of Mr Justice McArthur. Likely appeals to High Court and Privy Council. About £1 300 already spent in costs. many farmers affected contributed to the fund.
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Melbourne
Victorian Wheatgrowers’ Corporation
William L. Edwards
Yarrawonga
Justice McArthur
Frederick Mann
High Court
Privy Council
Benefit Concert for Mr Alick Kitson at Pirie Town Hall
A well attended benefit concert was held at Pirie Town Hall for Mr Alick Kitson who is under care of an eye specialist in Adelaide. The program featured orchestra and soloists including A Clark J Malyeha A Willson J Brammer W Armstroke Murephy G Gumnow Kohirshein and Mrs Guaimow with many humorous items by Steve Durick Jack Vaughan and Bob Wilson. Miss Barbara Baker and Miss Gwen E joined in vocal and mandolin numbers alongside dance and piano solos. The audience applauded recalls for Miss Marton Wiltin and Mr J Hackett. The event concluded with military songs and a chorus, with appreciation note from Mr TE Lronmick and thanks to all performers and supporters.
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al Pirie Town Hall
Alick Kitson
Adelaire
Messrs
A. Clark
J. and
W. Malyeha
A. Willson
J. Brammer
W. Armstroke
Murephy
G. Gumnow
Kohirshein
G. Guaimow
Steve Durick
Jack Vaughan
Barbara Baker
Mrry Morgan
Bob Wilson
J. Carlson
Gwen. E
Marton Wiltin
Mamblett
T. Lloyd
Satelle Lever Sone
Miss McNamara
Mr. J. Hackett
Mile
HM. Symonds
T. Anderson
T. Linyh
F. Hackett
Trigg Found Dead Near Stirling West Estate
The body of a married woman named Trigg was found by her husband in blackberry bushes about 20 yards from her house near Stirling West. He, the head gardener on Sir Langdon, Ronython's property near Mount Lofty Summit, suspects self inflicted death as a razor stained with blood was found near the body.
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Adelaide
Trigg
Stirling
Langdon
Ronython
Mount Lofty Summit
Stolen Suit Led to Imprisonment of Key Witness
Walter Crothers aged 24, a principal witness in the appeal of Letrew Laned Craig against his death sentence for the murder of Bessie O'Connor, was today sentenced to 42 months for stealing a suit of clothes valued at <missing amount>. Judgment in Craig's appeal will be delivered tomorrow.
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Sydney
Walter Crothers
Letrew Laned Craig
Bessie O'Connor
Hteine
Metal prices lead up in Adelaide market report
According to the Australian Mines and Metals Association, metal prices rose amid market activity in Adelaide. Copper and lead show notable gains with spot and forward prices quoted, while zinc and other metals display varied movements across the session.
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Adelaide
Thursth Prgording
Curvices
Australian Mines and Metals Association
Lomb Motil
Ay Fallich
Temperature Readings Show Teaparty Day Variance
The report lists yesterday's high of 60.1 degrees and a low of 38 degrees by 4:30 pm. The 24 hour window ends at 4:30 pm with a 49.8 degree reading, reflecting a mild temperature range.
Radford Dispatch Hangs on Cabinet Decision
Adelaide dispatch reports the fate of Mr A J Radford’s justice of the peace commission rests with the Cabinet. Ministers’ support for Wiesland kiken and Mr J W Jeffries recommendation for Mr Tadfnel's dismissal awaits Executive Council approval next Thursday.
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Adelaide
Hether
Commission of Justice of the Peace
A. J. Radford
Wiesland Kiken
W. Jeffries
Tadfnel
Executi Council
Port Pirie Jubilee Celebration Quarrel Details
Port Pirie residents debated plans to return to Broken Hill as part of the Buck to Jubilee event. The meeting in Thyawn Hall heard from local figures including H. Wears and G. Hateliin son and discussed venues, dates, and community participation for the upcoming celebration.
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Woon
Port Pine
Trapped by Fire Mobs Endangered Tuesday
The fire disaster occurred when a candle touched flammable material, forcing residents to flee. Officials say authorities responded rapidly as crews battled flames, preventing further spread and injuries. Eyewitnesses report smoke and chaos as neighbors aided evacuation and assessed damages.
Adelaide to host straw boater factory plan unfolds
In a push to revive gentlemanly headwear, J W Richmond announced Adelaide will host a new straw hat factory. The move follows years of neglect for the traditional boater as locals ready to reopen production and restore a familiar summer staple.
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Adelaide
J. W. Richmond
Adelaide Turtlers
Jeu Merchant
Appeal Fails in Sweating Case in Melbourne
In Melbourne, Judge Foster refused an appeal by Angel Petroff, Bulgarian boot maker of Fitzroy, over five fines totaling £50 for underpaying his employees. The court described Petroff’s offences as serious with impact on workers’ standards, noting reports of excessive hours and underpayment.
Manchester sale bargains in wool blankets and linens
A Manchester store advertises sale prices on all wool white blankets 81 by 99 inches 45 cents. Heavy extra white sheeting 80 inches wide 49 cents yard. Colored face towels 24 by 46 inches two for six pence. Coco matting 27 inches wide two shillings eleven pence per yard. Plain white pillowcases five pence each.
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Manchester
Bargain table offers men's and women's clothing sale
A newspaper ad lists children s pajamas and nighties mostly marked down to 5/11. ladies wool bloomers in pink and sky. Mercerised cotton bloomers. lace front vests. short astrakhan coats. heavy fabrics and silk wool items on sale. Frocks, coats, and millinery heavily reduced with entries for various fabrics and yard sale prices.
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Sale
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