Adelaide solicitor Rymill avoids election declaration
In Adelaide Police Court on Monday Judge Angas Feroons ruled there was no need to issue a declaration that Arthur Campbell Rymill, Brongham Place, North Adelaide, had been improperly elected councillor for Young Ward. The case arose after legislator Robert Alexander Dale claimed errors in trustee votes cast by the Enemec Trusta and Agency Company of South Australia Limited. The magistrate upheld that section 116 (2) and (4) apply to trustees voting on estates, finding several errors in the voters roll but not enough to overturn the result, and concluded Rymill would still hold a majority even if disputed votes were removed.
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Adelaide
E. J. R Morgan
Dale
Keys Ward
Rymuill
Morgam
Ben Company
Ube
Luke Ward
Clannetty
Middleton
Williamson
Hynuill
Ayinill
Hughes
Rymill
Mirre
York
Ward
Death of Lady Goode Moris Goudy
Moris Goudy widow of Sir Charles Henry Goode died at her Hume Le term terrace North Adelaide last night around 4.00. She was born at Greenhill near Burnside March 42 1852. Her first husband was Rev Suraan Lloyd minister of How Allowe Lim Baptist Church who died in bes. They had daughters Miss Eile Lloyd AP Lefevre terrace daily Mrs Te C Drew and the late Miss Tele Niwode. Young Women’s British Association member and board member of Me Adekode Children’s Mespill she was associated with the Royal Institution for the Kingdom of which Sir Charles was president.
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Melaidi
Moris Goudy
Charles Henry Goode
Hume
Leterm Terrace
North Adelaide
Jarwiss Sunil
Greenhill
Burnside
Suraan Lloyd
Llow Allowe
Lim Baptist Ghurch
Eile
Lloyd
AP Lefevre Terrace
Te C, Drew
Tele Niwode
Young Wonar
Me Adekode Children's Mespill
Royal Institution For the Hing
Sir Larles
Joy Boys Visit Smelters With Wee Aun permisalon op tas AMER
Members of the Joy Boys group toured the Smelters workshops with F A Adams and staff. They received a practical demonstration of machines and their operation in the store room and saw the oxy fuel works. The visit featured demonstrations by A Warland Frankill Jon0 Mupkins TD Barber and others, plus a closing Joy Boys Song.
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Joy Go
Em Eluerring
F. A. Adams
Sim
Furgut Alk
Messrs
A. Warland
Frankill
Jono Mupkins
Barber
Wurly
Messy
Edwards
Pulatoa
Bayley
Jennison
Demonstratva
Nose Murphy
J. Stoddart
Ters
Joy Boys
Another Strike Threat Looms Over Broken Hill
The Barrier Horse Drivers and Wholesale Employees' Union served the Merchant Travellers' Association notice alleging a wage claim of five pounds by August, threatening withdrawal if not settled. Meanwhile the meat strike continues as the Generational Commissioner arrives from Sydney tomorrow to urge mediation.
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Broken Hill
Barrier Horse
Traffeey
Ifies
Mics
Genernation
Wll
Sydney
Front on the Spanish frontier stirs fashion crowds and war news
The report blends lively frontier scenes with brutal fighting in Iran and Sao Sebastian. Spanish loyalists halt rebels near Hendaye and Bilbao. Rebels strike oil depots, hostage claims surface, while Madrid reports prisoner holds and a new rebel government near Burgos.
England Declares at 471 in Test War Resumed
London report notes England declares at 471 when the third Test resumed. Indie began well, losing one for 119. Scores not fully provided. details indicate a strong start for Indie before a setback as play continued.
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London
England
WANTED £500 In Sydney Boxing Controversy
The contested match began late after Homero demanded £809 in notes and a manager climbed through the ropes. The bout was declared off as Hamony threatened to resume on original terms, offering a 25 percent cut of the prize.
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Sydney
Stadham
Cajulew
Homero
Umil
Jack Mansy
Hamony
Gelemoney
Seliem
Forced to Seek Shelter in Port Adelaide
Fragmented report from a damaged page notes shelter needs in Port Adelaide amid harsh conditions. References to Minuay Atdy Way and Slvbergh Sealers Cova appear garbled, with unclear actions and names. Further readable details are minimal and the piece lacks a clear event or outcome.
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Adelaide
Minuay
Aliumire Slourhie
Slvbergh Sealers Cova
Port Adalalte
Rebels Surprise Attack Reported Near Majorca
Madrid describes government forces catching insurgents off guard as columns landed at Majorca. Palma awaits further word on action and possible response as authorities aim to suppress the rebellion.
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Madrid
Majorca
Palma
Population Difficulties in Northern Australia Debate
Melbourne reports Paterson criticizes optimistic views on populating Northern Australia. He cites water scarcity vast distances and high transport costs as natural hurdles. Government support includes water bore subsidies and freight relief while watching cattle stations and gold mining prospects for population growth.
Paint-up for Pirie Playground Drives Local Help
Local effort aims to repaint the Pirie Playground with a bright new color scheme. Mr A Slostron reports growing support as about 76 volunteers pledged to assist, including senior pupils from Pirie School and Solomontown Beach Improvement Committee, with craftsmanship from master painters and local donors providing materials. The project, timed for Saturday week during Pirie Jubilee Week, seeks broad public participation and promises an attractive, durable finish for pavilion, playground, and surrounding facilities.
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Sjostrom
W. S. Goumbe
Pirie Schaal
Achout Asalst H
L. Forgan
Solomontown Beachy
Te Lown
Amd
Sjosieom
W. L
Rita
Brush
Pirie
Jooks
Prime minister outlines basis of commonwealth trade stance
Prime Minister Lyuns declares government loyalty to imperial ties, higher living standards for workers, and increased employment, warning Japan aims to dominate textile imports. He argues Australia cannot concede to excessively low priced imports and urges a fair balance under the Ottawa agreement while seeking quality materials and improved terms with the United Kingdom and other markets.
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Beielula
Yue
Mc Cyons
United Kingdom
Japan
Paoda
United Wington
Australia
Ottawa
Lyons
Passengers Disembark in Sydney and Local Shipboard Notices
Tassengers ull tie inulapsluy Rabaul arrived in Pirie from cosiness yesterday and will disembark in Sydney. Messrs M. W. Aah ton W. Tl. Thompson My. Moles worth and Mise PL Wilcoa are among the passengers. The Molland Australa motor vessel Augivkerk will sail Pirie to Whyalla today with A.J. Tos of Max Mrs. J. Pelli and son aboard. E. Scharber of Florence street progresses toward recovery from illness. N. Anwel of Adelaide arrived in Pinto to take duties with Sheil Company Australis. Barrier Totel and ferry passengers listed. D. Yates chaired Pirie Football Association meeting. J. J. Roberts of St. Mark's team makes headway in hospital after injury. Haley of the railways service at Gladstone recovering. Seadeck Umekeeper for Spencer Quit Stevedoring on annual leave. Adelaide Whyalla passengers listed by M. M. B. Middleton for Adelaide Worulla.
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Inulapsluy Rabaul
Pirie
Cosiness
Molland
Augivkerk
Whyalla
A.J. Tos
Max
J. Pelli and Son
Europe
Sydney
Ile Haley
Gladstone
Pirie Hospital
the Seadeck Umekeeper
Spencer
Institute Billiards Club Handicap Results
Two matches were played last night in Pirie Institute Billiards Club handicap tournament. Hi Fraverd We Forge defeated ML Fraser 200 to 156, and Newsyn beat dV 200 to 150.
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Pirie Institute
Importers Mostly Decline to Extend Tariff Concessions
In Melbourne a Cablist meeting, led by Sir Henry Guildett, reported that the new tariff between December and March failed to extend concessions. The government refused further concessions, noting importers had applied for adjustments on ordered pieces, while many sought admission of Japanese goods.
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Melbourne
Malbourns
Meury Guilett
Thas Tre
Hevea All Sian
Igee
Discontent in UAP Camp Over Government Deferment
In Sydney on Monday a United Australia Party meeting of 13 members demanded the government delay the else works system and review positions for three months pending Premier’s return. A motion to force special parliamentary action if the government did not act was defeated amid ministerial chatter. Reports say the government’s stance could bring 16,000 men back on the dole by month’s end.
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United Australia Party
Tontehl
Dole
Victory for Lang A Motion Defeated at Labor Daily Meeting
Shareholders of The Labor Daily defeated a motion to block directors from selling a Sunday edition to any rival paper until warehouseholders could express their option. The result, a 110 to 1 vote, signals a Lang victory and prompts calls to put the measure to a poll of voting members.
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Labor Daily
Whareholderer
Ushor
Ne ‘Lang
Moms
Chatronam Sabhat
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Pirie Football Association
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St. Mark's
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N. Anwel
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