Premiers discuss 40 hour week at conference
Australian premiers debate a 40 hour work week with South Australia and New South Wales backing referral to industrial tribunals. Western Australia supports a Commonwealth driven inquiry as Victorians seek committee study while primary industries worry about impact on farming and livelihoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
South Australia
New South Wales
Queenstand
Wester Australia
Commonwealth
Bruner
Jeffries
South
Trade ties with Australia to stay intact says Japanese official
Mr Takata, a Melbourne representative of Mutaui Bussan Ralshy, told Pirie that Japan seeks amicable trade relations with Australia. He cited 1920s to 1976 data showing Japan buying 1.98 billion yen of Australian goods and Australia taking 0.64 billion yen from Japan, arguing a balanced trade path will ease current tensions and keep wool and wheat exchanges steady. He noted Australia offers best wool quality and Japan will seek substitutes only if needed. Takata plans to visit Whyalla then Melbourne, with talks on 1926 state needs and federal tariff questions not expected at the forthcoming Love Council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Australia
Prank Teialz
Pirie
Takata Ie
Mutaui Bussan
Wctal
Takata
Britain
Kon
Aus Yalia
Austria
Taku
Taketa
Weasain
Trac
Whyia
Melbourne
Prank ‘Takata
Matuul
Musson Kilaha, Ltd
Tokio
Royal Exchange
Hotel
Wall Lave
Tor Whyalla
Gol
EF Harrison, Mak
Commonwealth
Genrva
Nex
Orford
London Metal Exchange Prices Report
Latest advices from the Australian Mines and Metal Association show copper and zinc quotes mixed. Spot copper rises while three month copper gains, electrolytic zinc up, wire products mixed, silver steady with forward moves noted.
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Avelaide
London
Lradi
Yan. Spelter
Funeral of Mrs A Axon In Newry Israel
The remains of Mrs Axon of wrell Israel were interred in Pirie Cemetery yesterday afternoon. There was ashadow attendance and Rev W Nicholefield conducted the burial service. Pallbearers included R Nicholls and others. wreaths came from numerous families and friends across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axon
Wrell
Israel
Pirie Temetory
W.icholefield
Potter
Nicholls
Gleeson
Kitson
Tamily
Pucker
Min Audrey Mcharda
Mey
Fcarwana
Gur Hoy
Jomits
Atkina
Amily
Rogers
Famy
Said
Atrs
Swift
Sani
Finily
Feria
Fimily
Eanauris
F. Gauel
Cahill
Peter
George Jerbis
A. Lundin
Albert
Boettcher
J. Fitzgerald
Atekewm
Bezautoft
Nolan
Gurney
Emily
Politis
Solomontown Mistress Departing After Term
Miss Meeker announced the Solomontown intart mistress will leave after the second term. The 21 year old, who served as maid mistress at Solomontown since 1930, previously worked as assistant at Mark Forest and was transferred to Highware. After a London exchange, she went to Norway in 1934 and returned to Solomontown to conclude a happy term. The new infant mistress will be Miss EM Garratt, current clerk at Garratt’s office in Wonderite.
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Hecker
Solomontawn Satna
Phar
Mark Forest
Wan
Hghware
London
Ha Alway
Wuss EM. Garrett
Sinsetter
E. Garratt
Wondeite
Local Pirie Hospital Notes and Traveling Visitors
Personal notices from Pirie Hospital list various medical discharges and attendances. clergy, business visitors, and dignitaries are mentioned. Names include Right Rev Dr NT Gilroy, W Tully, Frank Takata, EF Harrison MAK, T Brown, G Kermode, and Fr O Rourke. The Orford steamer voyage and passenger lists for Adelaide Whyalla to Pirie are noted along with local residents under treatment or recent discharge.
Whittaker to Meet Limpus in Pirie Boxing Bout
Boxing in Pirie features Whittaker and Limpus set for a near term bout at Pirie Town Hall on a Saturday night. Limpus trains in Adelaide with a welterweight title aim, boasting a 10 win 1 loss record and past victims including Forlis Norton Goleman and Thomas.
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Pirie
Whittaker
Limpus
Tom Whitaker
Pirie Town Hall
Pirie Sectarday
Adelaine
Plunkett
Tly
J. Forls
Fuun
Trave Norton
Marty Goleman
Spike Thomas
Whittaker Oie
Gulual the Deeldon
Aire
Lloyd Geverington
Wie
Queen of Sport
Miss Arbon’s fifteenth birthday celebration in Solomontown
In Solomontown a celebration honored Miss Arbon, who turned eleven. A quiet gathering at Dudles Mount featured late gifts, dancing, and a notable midnight supper, with many presents and well wishes from invited guests.
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Solomontown
Fandy Arbon
Dudles Mount
Vane
Miss Arbon
Struggle for Life After Wreck off Preservation Island
Melbourne reports a wreck in Bass Strait near Preservation Island last Sunday night. William Lack aged 35 and his father-in-law W Morley endured a fierce life or death struggle after the vessel ran ashore. They spent two days on the uninhabited island before rescue on Wednesday by a Tasmanian vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Preservation Island
Base Strait
William Lack
W. Morley
Suri
Lark
Shoriey
Pirieans to Meet Test Team
Rover, chairman of the Pirie District Cricket Association, announced he had been informed that the Pirieans would meet the Test team in an upcoming match. The notice outlines arrangements and expectations for the encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirieans
Rover
Pirie District Cricket Association
Net Profit Figures From BHP Rise In Festive Year
Melbourne report shows BHP earning a higher net profit of 850 360 pounds with a busy year. Production of tonnage increased and reserves at various mines were larger than the previous year. Key properties include Ham Nort mine near Goma and Mawr Creek in Coenperry, with profits and depreciation allocations noted.
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Melbourne
Reort
Solange
General Cuwetine
Mr Proprietary Company
Lotsy Me
Rober C. Meares
Meares
Winhams Nort
Pratt
Wre
AL Mawr Creek
Goma
Sav
Coenperry
Onken
Forest
Riots in Ukrania Leave Dozens Dead and Wounded
From Riga on Friday, television reports say 30 people were killed and 100 wounded during riots in Ukrania over tax increases and corn requisitioning for the army. About 2500 arrests followed as crowds clashed with authorities.
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Riga
Ukrania
Dr Gilroy Visits Portraying Broad World Views
Bishop Dr GIlroy of Port Augusta visiting Pirie discusses global and diocesan problems, his wide field spanning 500000 square miles from NSW to WA. He emphasizes direct contact with communities, plans longer future stays, and reflects on education, public health, and faith in daily life.
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N. T. Gilroy
Port Augusta
Pirie
New South Wales
Western Australia
Oodnadarta
Gilroy
Tess
Inapeetor L. G. Cast
Education Department
dinhMeria
Iyrath Wervier
Sehoal
Schont
Tse
Wren
Bookmakers Versus Barbers Football Match Details
Fragmented OCR lists players from Bookmakers and Barbers teams for an upcoming football game. Names such as Mivett, Harrison, Adams, Batchelor, and Dickens appear alongside multiple houses and staff roles. The article mixes team rosters, staff notes, and match context with unclear structure.
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Emaute Hraddmaster
BNADE
Hays
Fez
Front
Vly
Charles
Naneyates
Margaret Noterie
Lina Mivelt
Shirley Patrick
Morte Somerslund
Shirley Porter
Auntine Tavies
Hubert Williams
Hirace Thnds
Ken Steger
Lew Mitcnell
Winrebank
Joe Ar
Alan Tint
Tearge Baverstock
Milly
Tullo Drustolla
Sames
Barbers
Mivett
Aclon
Claire Harrison
Valine Yam
Mavis Adams
Este Russell
Evangel War
Nelle Kermualy
Foun
Xeleon
4Rete Herrad
Seretia Menafie’d
Jemra Armstrong
Brnel Stephels
Bade TV Boys
Wil Dones
Matph Sheevis
Uicorse Karosis
Kelvin Mayhew
Art
Joux Le Captains and Runners Feature a Frantic Lineup
A chaotic list from the race scene names Jou Le as captain and sketches a dozenjockeys and workers. It mentions trainers, hospital notes, street corner routes, and various colorful nicknames. The piece hints at a theatre seating decision and local bets among a crowd tied to racing figures.
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Jou le
Owint Jie Hayime
Lady Eagle
Lwitch
Tom M
Three Penny
Northern South Australia seeks balance of faith and duty
Bishop Dr. Gilroy praises northern South Australians for building livelihoods while maintaining spiritual life. He warns war would devastate, recalls Australian troop embarkations, and endorses Mussolini as transformative yet fallible. He notes strong Catholic youth in the south and the quiet devotion of Quorn parishioners, praising Pirie as fitting.
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Gileuy
Australia
Greas
Gilroy
Pirie
Kioy
Reto Mussolini
Referendum Likely From Premiers’ Public Breakup
A Canberra style dispute among premiers over marketing policy triggers talk of a federal referendum. Prime Minister Lyons cautioned the heated talks may force the Commonwealth to decide if a nationwide vote is needed to authorize constitutional changes, with opposition from South Australia, Western Australia, and Tasmania.
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Lyons
Ciewion of
Spinon
Carrie
Commonwealth
Raage Sfiorward
Jeter
Privy Council
Menzies
South Australia
Western Australia
Tasmania
Jeffries
Earle Page
Rain in District Heaviest Rain Mount Gullett Reported
Farmers who visited Pirie reported rainfall totals over the past two days, with Mount Gullett recording the heaviest gauge. Local observers list multiple gauges and amounts from Crystal Brook West to Port Pirie, noting varied totals around 4 to 58 inches in scattered reports.
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Pirie Yenternay
Mount Gullett
F. Wurm
W. Llersoh
Crystal Brook West
Jacobs
Wandearan North
Ottaway Nelshaby
A. MC Kayerle
Newhaby
Pirie
Nertown
Hospitals official in Pirie meeting
A Pirie hospital inspection led by E Spiller and medical superintendent Tammie discussed the opening of a new ward and the timing of a new block. Sir George Milabie and Chief Secretary plan a ceremony by late September, with no further progress on maternity ward developments.
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E Spiller
Hoepmiste
Iepartment
Pirie
George Milabie
Che
P. Paws
Spiiler
Spitter
Mir. Fievi
George Mitchie
Recret
Travel Talk at St Andrew's Church
An afternoon function at St Andrew's Presbyterian Church featured W. M. Pelham giving a talk on a lip abroad, describing England and royal pageantry. Mrs Green apologized for the absence of pastor Mr Haasel, while Mrs Ulase sang and Mrs Still performed. Master Bille Qahhine delivered a solo, Mr Bower Boua played a piano overture, and afternoon tea was served.
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St. Andrew's Presbyteram
Ane
W. M. Pelham
Stra. Pelham
England
Bille Qahhine
Bower Boua
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Devistsa
Janese
Australien
Weel
Love Council
Ton
London Metal Market
A. Axon
Solomontows
Miss Hecker
NT. Gilroy
Floreice Street
W. Tully
Fourth Street
Pirie West
Pinie 'Hoxpita
Mr. T. Brown
Pirie Flospital
G. Kermode
Melbourne Harbor Trust
Kermode
Oiford Miera Ypit
Europe
Oliver Tries
Ralas Excelsior Band
Pirie Hospital
Murray
Tamate
E. Spiller
Hoteant
Pirie Catholic
Far J. 16
O'Rourke
Sine
Sydney
O'Rourks
Messrs
E. McL. Waterman
G. McBride
Zone Theatres Limited
M. B. Sampson
Whyalla
Heen
Piri
Betty Slostrom
Daugh
Aia Stes. S. IL
Syoalrom
Balmoral Road
Br Pity
Sir John
Miss Harrison
Mes
Granville
Sarlingfora
Hayr
Sir Clittom
Lady Love
Syd~ Ney
Suva
Adelide Whyalla
MM Middleton Pirie
Kommércial Aviation Company
Deake- Brookman
Mrake-Brockmad
Wallage
K. Aiksne
I Jamis
V. James
Bass Strait
Williams and White
B.H.P
Pirie School
DR. Gilroy
Mear
Coombe
Bookmakers
Mr. Flower
Raymond Dickens
Miss Cox
Margaret— MeKougall
Mr Valletin
William Munstret
Guade
Kearney
Hex
Prench
Miss Correll
Nancy Tales Gnade
Mays
Me Lawry
Dames Fivett
Miss Campbell
Wtrune
Mobdy
May Batchelor
Willyues
Nash
Helly Bennett
Gide
Mr Smith
Detin Hint
Trevor Bernhardt
Andyoutneia Ream
Snvewes
Wits
Pliner
Amstrad Moley
Knocheibte
House of Ambion
House of Victory
Winns
House of Trirs
Lindsay Wastell
Rayond Dickenson
Max Brittain
Edgar Nelrou
Bond
Jimny MM
Rousey Wo
Freddy G
Terry
Welnesay
Harry Wor Bigg
Tong
Gilloy
Alexandria
Dardanelles
Anzac Cove
Nore
Rome
Italy
Mussolini
Ialy
Cass Bento Mestolini
Cnurst
Fieian
Catholic Davotion
Port ‘Augusta
Freday
South Astre-lia
Prests Limited
Hospitals
C. E. Spiller
Inspecta
Tocal Institution
St. Andrew's Church
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