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Port Pirie Recorder

Location

Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia

Date

Aug 09, 1933

Page

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Smelters prep copper dressing furnace to boost output

Five blast furnaces operate around the clock at Pirie Smelters as management expands capacity. Lead markets abroad run ahead of production while a copper dressing furnace under preparation aims to streamline furnaces and permit higher output. If demand persists, a sixth furnace stands by for emergencies and conversion to copper matte production. The outlook remains brighter, with multiple steamers booked to ship lead and a plan to maintain production levels.

C. H. Woodward Port Kemita Woodward Mr. Woodward

Adelaide solicitor awarded during civil court case

Florence M. E. Pol kinghorne of Adelaide received £10,000 plus over £1,600 interest in a civil court judgment against Richard Turner George Holland and G A Holland for claims totaling £11,450. Separate actions against Thomas Volant Laws Arnold Whitington were dismissed. case涉及 investments in companies later claimed worthless.

Adelaide Florence M. E. Polkinghorne George Murray Richard William Ernest Turner George Harold Holland G. A. Holland Jess Phintiff G. H. Holland Tieine Fron Secretariat. Limited Thomas Carin Volant Laws Arnold Whitington Holland Whitington Pulkinehorne Erol Molland Holland and Whitingtoll Turner

Milk board urged by royal commission on dairying

The Royal Commission on the dairying industry is expected to recommend establishing a milk board to control sale and distribution of milk. It has gathered voluminous evidence and is drafting its report. The milk section is complete, with butter and other dairy products still to be covered.

Adelaide Royal Commission On

Three Years Gaol for Former Legislator

Beasley James William Kearney formerly a member of Parliament and a Adelaide solicitor aged 41 admitted fraudulently converting to his own use £1591 12/6. He was sentenced to three years hard labor in the Criminal Court. He pleaded guilty to the three counts of fraudulent conversion and expressed sincere sorrow hoping to make restitution.

Adelaide Beasley James William Kearney Kearney Nolle RR. Chamberlin Amy Wing Hassel

Justices Scope Remarks Roil Law Society Row

A letter to Attorney General Jeffries from the Law Society of South Australia denounces Mr A J Radford J P for grave and scandalous misuse of his judicial position regarding Mr C T Gun. The Justices Association tabled the letter in the House of Assembly and resolved that Radford should stand down.

Adelaide W. Jeffries Law Society of South Australia A. J. Radford J.P C. T. Gun House of Assembly Jeffries A. J. Blackwell Round Table Tedford Gun

Mowbray Critics Tax Department In Legislative Council

Mowbray used his adjournment motion to attack the Taxation Department saying he would not retract his criticisms and would produce sworn evidence of dealings implying an anti taxpayer mindset. The Chief Secretary suggested a commission might investigate charges but the motion failed on the voters.

Adelaide Mowbray Legislative Council Taxation Department MonoFay Legislative

Brutal attack case opens in Melbourne court

Trial began in the Court of General Sessions for David William Wollacott of Lennox Street Richmond and Constantine Vassett of Napier Street Hawthorn. They are charged with brutal assault and housebreaking after an attack on Mrs Hilda Hogg at her Hawthorn home on July 7. The Crown says they entered under a pretext from the Electricity Commission, struck Mrs Hogg knocking her to the floor, and robbed the house of jewellery valued at four pounds. The argument claims the rights are unfalsified.

Melbourne Court of General Sessions David William Woollacott Lennox Street Richmond Constantine Vassett Napier Street Hilda Hogg Hawthorn Noxes Home abVasse

Temperature Readings Reported For Previous Day

Yesterday's high reached 61.2 degrees while the 24 hour low ended at 47 degrees. The period extended up to 5 p.m. with the temperature holding in a cool range.

Matchbox bombs in Greek shop investigated by police

Police detained several men after inquiries into explosions at a shop occupied by Greek resident Demos Eritokritis in Undercliffe. Explosions caused by improvised devices wounded others. authorities suspect a broader intimidation campaign by Ceamordan if Intimidation 7.

Sydney Demos Eritokritis Undercliffe Wornds Hwade Ceamordan

Expenses cut in Victoria reduce state expenditure

Government expenditure in Victoria has been reduced equitably across services and at well below the Commonwealth average. Education absorbed all income tax revenue about £2,000,000 yearly, while parliamentary costs remained among the lowest in the empire.

Melbourne Victoria Tasmania Lord Pires

Port Pirie Scene Mixed With Local Calls and Weddings

Ambler and others depart from Oval Exchange and Royal Exchange hotels in Port Pirie while various guests from Vacuum Company and International Correspondence Schools visit the town. The wedding party dines together after the ceremony, with celebrations at Edie Greek New Guinea and tributes to local figures. A birthday note recalls Mr Williams’s sixty ninth year, and Mrs Mary Jane Paull mourns the passing of her husband Edward Paull. The Quintrell family of Kapunda and Moonta ties are mentioned along with church activities and community notices.

Wan Xow Guiiton Duck Banni Ean BF. J Bouulean Chapple Street Broken Mill Utd Ivy M H. Bapnel W. D. Barnett Fale Oye Street Hroken Till Hex Wickson Broken Hill Kay Mekson Tatron Womer Voughy Nd Mes Hat Wickson Edie Greek New Guinea WT Willams Moohta Addaite Williams Alberton Oval Ph. Willams Svar Adstratia Mary Jane Paull Edward Paull Charles Paull Kadina Jatin Quintrell Io Cordwall South Australia Britannia Quintrell Kapunda Mery Paull Moonta Tatilane Musiims Tate Witsiscut -Messrs Ey J Wayville Willian Paull Brake Richard J Paull Kensington Fame Paull Mitcham Paul Radio Edwin Vonil

Bodyline at Oval recalling bowler and batsman clash

A crowd at The Oval watched a brisk play yesterday as Barracked Voce and Butler bowled short leg bumpers with pace while ace Held faced the attack. The bowlers hit J. B. Hobbs with several fast deliveries.

Recorder Iar Cables London the Oval Voce Butler Ace J. B. Hobbs

Sir Littleton Groom to Join U A P

Fragmentary text indicates Sir Littleton Groom to join the UAP or a similar party in an Australian political context. The readable segments reference Sydney, the House of Representatives, and independent candidates, suggesting a reform or party-defection narrative during a parliamentary period.

Sir Littleton Groom U.A.P Sydney Witton Granny Yiel Join Austin Lin House of Reyesentatives Lieto

Machine Guns Turned On Crowd In Havana Strike

In Havana on Tuesday amid a Cuban strike, soldiers fired machine guns on protesters near the palace after reports President Machado would resign. Eight were killed and 200 injured as crowds dispersed and regrouped in small units. All communications and transport were at a standstill, with serious disturbances reported in the provinces.

Havana Cuba Machado

Thrilling dash from Sydney to reach steamer Boren

A Sydney to Pirie dash by plane and car carried Mr C Dunstan and his sister Mrs Allan to reach the steamer Boren at Pirie for a 4700 mile voyage to Suva. They sped via Mildura Renmark and Port Augusta amid storms and delays, aiming to aid their ill father aboard a Canadian Steamships liner.

Sydney Pirie C. Dunstan Allan Suva Gulf Herman Thompson Queen's Wharf Dunstan South Seas Tirie Australia R. Dunstan Win Canadian Steamships, Limited Vico Ab Sura Port Piris Port Pirie Mildura Renmark George Elder, Smith & Co. Limited Menmark Anchorage A. E. V. Woodroffe Adelaide Steam the Company, Limited Whyalla Queen’s Wharf Flinders Ranges Port Aucusta Tunstan Port Augusta Ie Srenery Thompson Mao

New 10 shilling notes face withdrawal speculation

The paper on which the new ten shilling notes are printed is said to be more brittle, pressers argue the note is less durable. Bankers in the area favor withdrawing the new notes and returning to the old issues. Market talk hints that the new series, nicknamed “Teddies,” may be pulled within a year. Official views stress note whiteness as a measure of quality amid debate over which notes are in use.

Adelaide Mitélcide Melbourne Communonwesiti Hk Wiich aMeers

Hockey on Skates Recap with Local Notables

A fragmented report lists skaters and officials including Me Yates G Thayrston M Worst Galy and Abell leapt with Robins Constable Timms Coutts and Davey among others in a hockey on skates event. The piece mentions several participants and a few roles but details remain unclear and incomplete.

Affont Vanha Yates G. Thayrston M. Worst Abell T. Robinsan P. Constable Mr. Timms P Coutts N. Davey Ldoyle

Farmer killed as cart capsizes in Bunyip drain

Herbert Wheeler and a companion were in a cart when it tipped into a drain in Bunyip near Melbourne. Wheeler, rated 301, became pinned beneath the cart and died before rescue. The companion was injured. The incident occurred on Tuesday as workers attempted to move logs from the area.

Melbourne Herbert Wheeler Turner Bunyip Wheeler

Fitzroy Evictions Prompt 95 Unemployed March on Parliament

Ninety five unemployed men evicted from a Fitzroy terrace gathered their belongings and marched to Parliament House to dump their possessions. Police and authorities faced the protest as welfare and sustenance issues sparked action.

Melbourne Fitzroy Parliament House

Injured Leg Case Details from Local Medical Exam

Fragmentary report describes an injured leg and medical exam to determine if the bone is fractured. Wording references a patient and unnamed observers with unclear sequence of events and uncertain names. Further readable facts are too tangled to extract coherent specifics.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Polkinghorne Milk Board B. J. Kearney LAW Society Justices’ Association Mr. Radford MR. Mowbray Commission Sir Stanley Argyle Ambler Oval Exchange Hotel Piri Mossrs Nownurel Vaser Vacuum Gompany, Proprietary, Limited Port Birie Royal Exchange Hotel Ondale Wallace Naval Exchange Hotel Mupater Pirie T yealeMly Barrier Hotel F. L. Briscoe International Correspondence Schools (Australasia) Limited Bruce-Page Marci Boren Olympia Ira Suen Invexer Naw di WN Shire Relient Committee Starker
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