ANZAC GRAVES VISITED BY SIR J ALLEN AT MONUMENTS
The Times reports Sir James Allen High Commissioner for New Zealand visiting Gunstantinodlee as guest of Mr Moghes. He inspected unity two monuments nearly complete with others over half finished, except the Imperial memorial at Helis. Completion expected by ANZAC Day. The evacuation date for Chanak and other details referenced.
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the Times
James Allen
New Zealand
Aljipolt
Alouel C Moghes
Helis
Hughen
Axcey
Tridentin
Chanak Bair
Burnett
Proposed Fertilizer Industry Land Need Noted in Pirie
At a Pirie Council meeting a letter from Adelalda Chemical and Fertilizer Company Ltd welcomed the council action on land resumption for industrial use and indicated the need for a sizeable land area for a fertiliser works and possible sulphuric acid plant. The company plans to write to the Board seeking land near the Sio ker for erection of a fertiliser plant.
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Pirie Council
Adelalda Chemical and Fertilizer Company, Ltd
Pirhland
Amarek
Otherbordc Board
Melbourne Warehouse Burglary Report
Melbourne residents report a break in on Eleabelly Street during the week. Tirelick confessed to entering a warehouse operated by Messrs Sharp Stevenson and Hare and stealing soft goods valued at £800.
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Melbourne
Tirelick
Sharp, Stevenson and Hare
Eleabelly Street
Civil
Overworked Horses and Special Works Committee Meeting
A Works Committee meeting discussed horse needs for sanitary survey work. They debated more and better matched horses, with six new horses proposed, noting current horses have sore shoulders and management issues. Provisions for stables, drivers, and proper care were outlined, and the committee report was adopted.
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Gr Geddes
Connel Lastight
Winks
Works’ Committee
Justin
Viounette
Cockburn
Pirie Town Council Meeting Last Night Tribute
The Pirie Town Council met with Mayor J G Mitegerald presiding. Councillors War ren Dey Threadgold Munn Campbell Geddes Robinette and Gackburn attended. The mayor opened the business session and led a moment of silence for the late President Marding.
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Pirie
J. G. Mitegerald
Drs
Warren
Dey
Threadgold
Munn
Campbell
Geddes
Robinette
Gackburn
Los
Marding
Football affairs plan for semis and public works requests
The Schools Football Association seeks permission to use Recreation Ground for semi final matches on Saturday afternoons before A Grade games. Pirie and B Grade associations approve or request use. Council considers road works and postal office timing adjustments and a plan to widen Main Road from Everard to enable better travel. Council motions reference deferral to Works Committee and cooperation with adjoining councils.
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Schools Football Association
Pirie Football Assoiation
J Hocking
Cr. Threadgold
Cr. Cockburn
West
Mu Counvil
Suettor
Hayine Uw
Pirie
West Post
Wna O'Figck
Ove
Distris
Nffion
Fr Robinette
Er Mann
Roadway works reported by surveyor across multiple streets
The surveyor reported two weeks of works including formation and rolling on Brosaway and Alfred to Howe, metal patching on Terrace sections, rubbling and cinder rolling on Young and King Streets, path reforming on Marriott Street, water table cleaning on Geddes and Solomontown Roads, metal patches on Main Rosa and Wandearan Road routes, and water channel cleaning on North Park and East Side streets. The note ends with a garbled line about water works near Flotecion.
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Brosaway
Alfred Street
Howe Street
10Th Street
Goode Road
Mary-Hale Street
Moppett Road
York Road
Young Street
Circle
Prince Streets
Prince Street
Hant
King Street
Marriott Street
Geddes Road
Solomontown Road
Globe Motel
Hill Street
Warnertown Road
Wandearan Road
Park Landa
Ellen Street
George Street
Massera
Florem Street
Daviaeres
George Can Alto
Draining Efforts on East Side Streets Fall Short
Report notes very low water levels between Alexander and Norman Streets with water lying for weeks. Attempts to lower end levels by 30 05 to draw water into Alexander and Norman Street drains failed. Paving remains unsatisfactory. recommendation to pave the East side water table with blackwood bricks.
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Betwen Alexander
Norman
Slac
Alexander
Sanitation survey finds unfit horses stall conditions
A sanitation survey on Wednesday August 4 reports six horses in the stables with several in poor condition including one in foal and four with sore shoulders. The work is delayed as horses are not fit for service. Temporary measures include hiring extra animals and delaying routes, with repairs and reorganization ongoing through August. Local officials and workers faced shortages and extended shifts while addressing the dump site clean up and resupply needs.
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Druys
Campbell
Dey
Trolly
Marvey
Uy Depot
Mallyons, Ltd
Mativon
North Park
Electrical Engineer's Report on Fort Ward Lighting and Transformer Upgrades
The report details Toilane work for fort ward lighting including two slotnet lights approved, nine new consumers connected, and multiple pole replacements. It covers extension of plant capacity with three 400 KVA transformers at Smelters end and 52 KVA additions at Pirie West, plus high tension panel needs and substation upgrades to meet rising demand for lighting and power.
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Elcefin
Yad
Ous
Mwing Ducing Torin
Fy Burt
A. Fanovity
Muptatosa M. Kris
A. Barbieri
Medunall
W. H. Booth
A Norris
Alls
Norris
K. Alken
K. Norels
Tumsett
Oliver
Forest Department
Pirie West
Gounell
Pirie South
K.V.A
Ish! Toad. P
Electo Light Committee
Industrial Court ruling delays wage hearing in Whyalla
Acting President Mr Bright of the Industrial Court ruled on wages hours and conditions at the BLP Go Whyalla aml Ipon Knob. Mr W Robinelty of AW.U. said the minutes meeting planned for New 19 was deferred to September 3.
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Industrial Court
Mr. Bright
BLP
Whyalla Aml
Ipon Knob
W. Robinelty
Aw.u. Organisir
Uist
Niu 19
Non-Union Drive Signals New Mining Levies in Broken Hill
A non-union committee of the Miners' Federation orders all general members to pay due contributions and levies within six weeks from August 10. Failure to do so will result in suspension from Wednesday, August 8. A ribbon stew at the mines is planned for Friday, September 2, targeting underground workers only. The General Council of the Association is to assist in the union campaign.
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Broken Hill
Miners’ Federation
Uelseneral
Mmust
Maknclal
Fromm Wednesay
Gounell
Sydney
Central Mine workers push seven hour day demand
A meeting of the Workers Industrial Union at Prades Hall adopted a resolution urging a seven hour day for Central Mine workers. The motion, carried at a recent Oilon meeting, also limits hours for firemen and other positions under special conditions and prohibits overwork for these roles.
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Workers Industrial Union
Prades Hall
James Hebbard
Oilon
Parliament Members Fin ed Sydney Demonstration Outcome
Members of Parliament and Labour figures faced charges after a protest outside Macquarie Street in Sydney. Several cases were postponed or adjourned, while six individuals including Messrs Garden and Uncie were fined twenty shillings.
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Sydney
Macquarie Street
Lurkanen House
Messrs Baddeley
Murray
Messrs Garden
Uncie
Meg Guntin
Meat Emloyes Conference Adelaide Meats Prices Debate
The Adelaide discussion centers on meat price trends, with New South Wales delegate Frank Pollard stating prices in Adelaide are lower than in other states. The meeting covers electrical panel upgrades at the Pirie South substation and transformer controls to reduce losses, plus inspector and town gardener reports on licenses and park maintenance.
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Adelaide
New South Wales
Adeldee
Sydney
Adelside
Cy “Andoreny
Vic
Davis Cup Davis Meets France After Japan Wins
In Chicago on Sunday Anderson and Hawkes won singles to set up a Davis Cup qualifier against France in the semi finals. Anderson defeated Shimizu in straight sets as Hawkes edged Fukuda in three hard fought sets in front of a 4500 crowd despite hot conditions.
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Reuter
Shicago
Anderson
Hawkes
Japan
France Initio
Dultea
United Service
Chicago
Anderson Cables
South Side
Shimiizu
Anersun
Nesiniliz
Timle
Bainalilaried
Fig
Aplendil
Anderton
Saliidzu
Simidzn
Saimiazagin
Austin
Seevicn
Shiniaan
Shindey
Ganinty
Snimidau
Mts
Tlawkis
Urainay Fukuda
Aistranais Sre
eThee
Mawes
Binying Thang
Ukuda
Gilte
Fukuda
Rerch T
Rukudy
Aya
Mawkes
Ovn Way
Cape
Austral Theatre Tonight Offers Comedy and Singing
At the Austral Theatre tonight, a mixed program features Abead and Rowance in a two reel comedy The Salesman and new songs and jokes by Will Xenew plus parlor acts. Thornton will host contests for boys and girls 16 and under with prizes for best song verse Warley You s.
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Austral Theatre
Rowance
Thorton
Will Xenew
Svasun
Alea
Murrow
Thormtes
Gunditjoge
Warley Yous
Sir Harry Lauder to entertain Port Pine audience
At the Town Hall next Saturday Mesars J and N Tait and B J Cavenly present for one night only Sir Harry Lauder who travels to entertain Australia for the last time. He brings a wide song repertoire in new settings with picturesque scenes and live characters. A sea chanty is introduced as a new song, matching his former style. Box plan opens at Francis’ this morning. Two garages in Bromley Kent broken into with cash boxes taken. Robberies also reported at Yeatry church and a hore
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Town Hall
N. Tait
B.J. Cavenly
Sir Harry Lauder
Australia
Port Pine
Harry Lauder
Jack Tar
Francis
British note to France and Belgium on debts
The British Foreign Office demanded a reply to notes from France and Belgium. The government and Allied powers prepared to join in insistence on immediate payment of debts under the Versailles terms. Separate action was acknowledged as possible if necessary, to protect trade and peace.
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London
Ita
Ruhr
Foreign Office
Wilei
Toothe
Britain
British note on Ruhr dispute and German debt stance
The British government expresses disappointment at French and Belgian notes, questions the Ruhr occupation, and proposes arbitration. It warns of grave risk to Allied relations and signals readiness to consider compromises on German reparations, including a large debt claim linked to Britain’s wartime losses.
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Belgium
Ruhr
Germany
Britain
United
Staaw
Coogee Mystery Remanded in Inquest Case
All accused connected with the Nouges tragedy were remanded today on September 3 pending the inquest into the Tewains recently found.
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Sytiney
Ronnedet
Nouges
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Meat Employes Conference
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Marry Lauder
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