Installation Ceremony And Ball At Pirie Lodge 24
Pirie Lodge No 24 held an installation ceremony and ball at Masonic Hall Wirral on August a large gathering attended by members of the lodge and several regional lodges and the Port Pirie hosts. The Installing Master was W Bro F Burden with a long list of officers appointed and thanked, the hall decorated with colored lights and floral arrangements, and a substantial social program with many attendees from nearby lodges and civic groups.
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Melrose
Unrest in India and Afghani Frontier Actions Rise
Reports describe unrest in India with the rising of Afghani tribes near Peshawar. Brigades drill on the frontiers as raiders move through Bara Valley and nearby areas amid limited visibility and ongoing naval and infantry dispositions.
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Pilot J W Armstrong Dies In Aircraft Explosion
Sydney reports a fatal midair explosion over Mascot Aerodrome. J W Armstrong 28, of the New South Wales Aero Club, was instantly killed after being catapulted from his plane as it exploded at an altitude of about 2,503 feet. The craft crashed near the airfield. authorities investigated the tragedy as bystanders watched the wreckage.
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Mascot
Alleged Bribery In Broadcasting Inquiry Report
The report of judge Deth soten Inty into bribery allegations connected with broadcasting companies' compensation claims was presented in the House of Representatives. Mr. B Coleman SCHR chaired the Federal Public Accounts Committee and questioned whether Mr. Holemin received or offered money while other committee members faced questions about possible bias.
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Licensing of Bookmakers Hits Adelaide Racing Clubs
Adelaide Friday report on annual Solon meeting notes a racing slump and pinch for clubs under licensing plans for bookmakers. Mr Carr cites nine metropolitan clubs in agreement that licensing is in the best interests of the sport and fair play, with August 30 set for next steps.
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Prohibitive Duties Debate in Parliament
Canberra Friday debate on prohibitive duties aims to protect Australian manufacturers. The Board notes duties may raise prices and dislocate industry while lari and embar oes lin itt many cases secured local markets for Australian makers.
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Prince of Wales in Monce plane arrival at Heston Aerodrome
London reports the Prince of Wales in a new Monce aircraft expected to land at Heston Aerodrome in the evening. The event caused anxious anticipation among the public as illuminated crowds gathered and waited for the royal approach.
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Rain and road scenes across the North-West region
Rain fell lightly in many northwestern districts with notable totals at Wandearan East and Lower Broughton. A motorist guide notes mud spatter and road difficulties on the Pirie Port Broughton route, urging caution at Buller’s Bridge and advising a detour toward Wantirna Post Office as drivers faced heavy conditions and potential overnight waits.
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Butler’s Bridge
Weather Dims to Severe Showers Across Port Pirie
Heavy showers in Pirie gave way to threatening conditions as morning rain became intermittent afternoon downpours. Lightning and thunder accompanied the gusty winds, with the Weather Bureau predicting further showers and unsettled conditions into the evening.
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Rain Touches Far North and Barrier Districts
Light rain fell yesterday in the Far North interior with Wylie scoring 26 points as showers continue in the district. Heavier falls were reported in the Barrier district where some stations on the Darling logged about 80 points.
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Fricyy de Pur
Wylie
Barrier
Darling
Australians Match Abandoned Again by Rain
In London and Birmingham, matches between Warwickshire and Australia were disrupted by persistent rain. The first day saw heavy attendance and strong play, but a washout ended play for the day, leaving fans disappointed as the game was called off with no result.
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Finances of tour Sydney reveal solid early takings
The chairman of the Australia Board of Grickel Control, Mr Ox land, said today that the Australian four of England has been very satisfactory financially up to late. He could not, however, divulge the takings so far.
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Diamond Sculls Winner Missed Contender This Year
United Service Toronto reports no contest this year as the holder of the Diamond Sculls cannot compete in the Empire setting events at Hamilton. After two weeks of patient training, he is unable to regain satisfactory condition. A local writer notes the absence leaves the field open.
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Compromise Reached in Arbitration Bill Debate
In Canberra the arbitration bill row ends as both houses agree on key points. The Senate retains the secret allotment clause while amending provisions and a possible strike on certain duties is noted. Government faces cross-party pushback and a high-stakes political showdown before adjournment.
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Mysterious Case of Woman Overboard in Melbourne
A marine board inquiry in Melbourne examines a woman who fell overboard from the steamer Nietiw Halton. Witnesses recount findings after treatment aboard, noting changes in condition and lack of clear cause or further details at sea.
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Suffocated in Bath Sparks Tragic Inquest in Melbourne
A fifty-year-old woman dies in a bath from carbon monoxide poisoning after a heater malfunctions. Investigators say the incident occurred during a stuudent’s bath when proper ventilation was not maintained. Local officials treat the death as accidental.
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Italian boarding house fined for liquor sale in Melbourne
Mario Massa, proprietor of a Carlton Street boarding house, was charged at Carlton Court with selling liquor without a license. Police raids found a large quantity of fern and several young girls on the premises. Massa was fined £30 with three months' imprisonment in default.
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Australian Opposition Leader on Child Maintenance Policy
Stanley Argyle, leader of the State Opposition, urged the Australian Women's National League to push for systematic support for deserted children in Victoria. He claimed Victoria cared for about 90,000 children and argued for compulsory maintenance for impoverished mothers where abuse or imposition was proven.
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Skeletons Found by Workmen at Adelaide Site
Workmen uncovered human skeletons near a service sealon along Walkerville Road in St Petey Fort during a ground survey. Police say the remains were well preserved and located about a quarter depth, with attention drawn to the discovery and public safety implications.
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Port Pirie Council to Employ 400 Under Federal Relief Grant
Port Pirie Town Council receives a £5000 Federal relief grant to fund works for 400 residents. The scheme allocates £3100 in wages and £1900 in materials, with projects including Ellen Dale tidal embankment, Rifle Range embankment, aeroplane landing ground, crusher and barge landing, Weeroona Camp road repair, and a children’s playground and memorial park. The plan was prepared with Premier and MLA Lacey backing and aims to relieve unemployment locally.
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British Economy Faces Prolonged Depression, 1936 Outlook
London analysis by the Manchester Guardian cites the Manchuster Manufacturers Association forecasting continued depression through 1936. It warns of persistent unemployment, high production costs, and fragile home markets while discussing potential reforms and international cooperation as remedies, with fears of renewed economic shock.
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Registration of Unemployed In Town Begun
Town Clerk Mr EF Garrett announced a registration system to count unemployed men. Men out of work must call at the Connell office to register their names from morning onward. Once registered they will be given a place in line for work as operations begin.
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Round-Europe Flight Race Awarded to German
Berlin reports the 3,000 mile round Europe flight results with German pilots taking top place. Cant, Britain finisher, shown strong speed while Poss placed second and Miss Spoonye Vrouth noted in the standings amid fog and weather challenges.
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Adelaide Sales Tax Debate Revival Sparks Local Action
A revived Adelaide chamber discussion on sales tax protests prompted calls for local merchants to engage more deeply. Inquiries surfaced about timing and impact as residents weigh changes and discounts are questioned amid unclear guidance from authorities.
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