Orient Line announces Adelaide to London sailings with class changes
The Adelaide Steamship Company presents the Paringa sailing from Port Adelaide every Saturday at 2 pm calling at Port Pirie, Augusta and Lincoln en route to London via Colombo Suez Port Said Naples with first class and saloon fare details. Third class and holiday excursions to Colombo are listed with prices. Anderson & Co. and Great Agent BAI are noted as contacts.
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Adelaide Steamship Company, Ltd
Paringa
Port Adelaide
Lincol Pirie
Augus
Port Germein
Augusta
Lincoln
Orient Line
London
Toulon
Gibraltar
Plymouth
Colombo
Suez
Port Said
Naples
Orient
Orst
Orsova
Osterley
Onvieto
Lisglase
Atloal
P. and O. Company
Royals in crisis as halved lineup stumbles at home
A battered lineup and erratic play hinder the Royals in a tough home defeat. Key players struggled to deliver as the opponent seized control in the later quarters.
Election Foretells Narrow Victory For Haestd Fiohel
A cryptic fragment reports Haestd Fiohel Hamnivainr facing a tight election outcome. The text hints at a pivotal state race with strong attention from KOT Svirrplay and Miluiers ae direst fue ta tly vill warty.
Loco Engredrivers Society Seeks Word Speller
Local society requests assistance in spelling a Latin phrase for a nearby event. The notice asks Ai menivers to help with a Latin line to be used in a ceremonial setting at the bed of Satur.
Australian Builders’ Laborers Meiers Nighted to Nutr TOES Fire
Fragmented text mentions an event involving builders and laborers, a fire, and municipal actions. The readable fragments reference JOLIE and names like De Laine but lack coherent details or dates to establish a clear incident or outcome.
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Man Houttis
Harmony and Goodwill in Industrial Peace
A preacher argues the church press and politics must foster industrial peace through sympathetic patience and dialogue. He advocates an industrial fellowship where employers and workers meet to discuss common interests and settle matters harmoniously before legal action, highlighting arbitration and wage boards as better tools than strikes.
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A. C. Stevens
M.A
Lloyd. George
Dooley
Karl Marx
Baldwin
England
Charon
Australia
King Canutes
Mrs. Partingtons
Arbitration Court
Wages Board
Parliament
Closed Doors in House of Commons Sparks Secrecy Debate
In London the House of Commons sat behind closed doors for the first time since the war to debate the Safeguarding of Industries Bill, focusing on preferring the cutlery industry. After an all night session the chamber adjourned with reporters barred and a secret committee stage resolution on cutting industry costs believed adopted.
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Reuter
London
House of Commons
Clos Dloors Tony
Costeplon
Hymns as Unity Ground in Churches
The essay argues that hymns provide a common ground uniting diverse creeds and sects. It asserts hymns foster shared feeling over doctrinal differences and offer comfort amid church divisions.
Local Band Concert and Public Notices Report
Weather heat rises to 105 as Pirie records warm day. Mark's Band led by G W Dixon plans a Memorial Hall concert tomorrow night with Bandmaster A Band providing instrumental pieces. School concert at Institute Hall set for December 9 with children performing under headmaster and teachers. Savings Bank deposits for year ending June 30 1933 show total deposits and agency repayments. loan closure notes warn bankers and post offices of subscription final closing dates. Alleged libel action hearing adjourned to February due to justice illness.
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Mark
G. W. Dixon
We Memorial Iulumbi
Bandsmion A
Allem Hyel. Smith ¥. Hodge
Pirle Gehool Childing
Ponyla
Sister Mave to Open Doyo Fair at Tronyson Institute
Personal report notes Sistit Muty Mies OM and Prilupicit sha fa seeettul seguir Sinden lead a visit to Pi a Menuiey West Mew. The event includes a fair opening timed for her appearance at the institute, with OM friends invited to reunite at the evening wear reception.
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Vehiai
Mave
Trouble Brews Over Transport Rates in Melbourne
Melbourne bus and tram drivers threaten trouble unless Victorian Railway Commissioners grant fare parity with streetcar drivers. They demand fair treatment and redress of grievances, warning of further disruption if demands are not met.
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Melboune
Alog
Funelling
Servie
Victorian Railway — Commissioners
Stram-Train
Melbourne Ram
New Migration Agreement Urged by Prime Minister
In Melbourne Priday interviews premiers of states inviting them to sign a new immigration agreement. The Prime Minister said he hopes all states will sign the agreement, signaling a unified approach to migration policy.
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Melbourne
Brave
Commonwealth Lawn Council
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Herbert Myers
Willi Joseph Hails
Lowonight
Marshall Neian
Eva Novak
Enemies OF
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Crystal Brook
Lionel Walsh
Ats
Port Pirie
Compson
Vnow
Wallace McDonald
Sheldon Lewis
Theodore Kosloff
Betty
Virginia Valli
George Fawcett
Iliers Fae
Gazette
Dubibes
Nelue Kelly
Uiete Ot Thuety Tenn
THE
Savannah Orchestra
Rosie O'Reilly
Pina Wry Faidts
Phnystil
Itrowk
Mie Bost
Fred Wurm & CO
Wii
Clark, William
Armour, H
West Ward
Serveat
Grey’s Mart
A. H. L. Goode & CO
Pasish Hall
Vestey
Abriarels
Uwenn
Atery
Ootyttle
Annie Rooney
Port Pirie and District Trotting Club
Messrs
Morgan and
Leslie
Adelaide
Francis’ and Sweetland
S. Boy
W. W. Fhidaman
Nellie Meyrick
Veagheh
Noha
Tewart
Wold
Institute Hall
AL Seta
Sweetland's
Mary Pickford
Hever Was
Ree Heinns Tanemnat Usly
Beutleit van
Mary
Town Hall
Issiein
A.W.U
Orien Wal
Wwe
Ue Awad
GAIL
W. Robinette
Jamestown Hospital
Asatlanfe
Muttal
Jamesluyn
A. V. Boas
A. E. Weston
Royal Hotel
Iso
West End
Tassie
Oy Bir Leiteh
CAR For Hire
Apely
Lallard
PirieWest
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Hisslil Brook
Gristal Brook
Treylirs Jong
Willers
Canis
Bey
Fuitthes
Dilit
Toray
Pan
Milusind
I Parvora
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Boston
Angie Indior Glan MeeWlaethle Oakworth
Atantic Guy
Glin Ogilvy
Indedimbe
Mariston Stockwell
Kepwicktal
Trekieve
Galieries
Adelaide Steam Tug CO. Ltd
Uraidla
Whyal
Pirie
Argo
Orvieto
Asterley
Emui
Anderson & Co
Rog
William Street
Bai
J. Cheeseman & CO
T.th.g
Federated Ironworkers
Association
Vidic Ps
Miecapnye
Australian Labor Party
C. Fitzgerald
Aolan
Presitent Das
Ley Palmear, Syeret
Aw.u
Abies de Rat
Levi Earabibates
WoSalunday
Lalor
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Holt
T. Cok. Lat
Boilermakers’ Society
D. Gemmiw
Carpenters’ & Joiners’ Society
Menliss
Hie Aliawe
Pequestvii
Lauber
D. Tapp
York
Luts— Clark, W
Daws
F.C. Middleton
W. P. Coffey
Joni
York Tits
MI. W. Munro
Bottrall
Munro
Workers of Pirie
A. W. Lacey
Australian Railway Union
Manielval
F.E.D
F.A
Kot Svirrplay
Loco. Engredrivers’ Society
N Sravele sHerelury
Federation
Jolie
Deveau
Joh A. Peters
Gentral
Qureau
Risdon Park
Tieine
Elusner Moe
Lou i Mentur
Roderad Treasury
Treasury
Victorian Services
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