South Australia Trails as New South Wales Dominates
New South Wales declared in the first innings for 554 and South Australia trailed by 369 with 114 for two in their second. J D Scott took five for 118, while Richardson and Gun batted for SA as play resumed after a thunder delay at the Adelaide Oval.
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J.D. Scott
South Australia
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Gun
Wirid
South Wales
Suuil
Australia
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Rippan
Gregory
Kippax
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Westy
Alhoush
Uteh
Whitty
Pritchard
Scott
Exeter
Luni
Adel
Ald Atabbes
New South Wales
Deportation Case Heads to Privy Council Appeal
Melroviine notes that on Monday it is highly probable the Federal Government will appeal to the Privy Council over the recent deportation case.
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Melroviine
Privy Council
Unsettled Weather Drops Mercury After Heat Wave
The day began sultry with hot north winds and a 97 degree high. Thunder showers at 3:20 pm brought cooler south winds and a 73 degree reading by 8:00 pm. Forecast calls for unsettled squally conditions.
Thieves Loot Sydney Showroom Steal 144 Frocks Worth £1150
A gang rifled the Storey Street showroom last night entering through two doors and fleeing with 144 dresses valued at £1150. The silk crepe de chine georgette and other fabrics were ready for a religious rite. Police say the thieves chose only the best materials and could have taken a car but left with what they could carry.
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Georgette
Exible
Adelaide Team Rosters for December Fixtures
Selection notes list players to represent Adelaide in upcoming matches against Neamitant and other foes. The document names Murr P Alexander Ry Par to tour Nie Lastern shies with management designating Adelaide on December 1. Additional players include A Palen and G POR Lee Grlin among others.
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Palen
French Politics Debate Echoes Government Victory
In a parliamentary session the government won by 420 votes to Ing on a Syrian policy resolution. The chamber expressed confidence in the government and pledged to follow a League of Nations aligned policy. The full resolution was subsequently approved and carried through by the chamber.
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League of Nations
Innis
Government safe in New South Wales Sydney
The governor presided over a Legislative Council appointment in New South Wales as 29 members were named. Opposition critics questioned the move while government supporters argued it would strengthen the legislature.
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Legislative Goniell
Prvinien
Pile Dieverney
Aimee Fee
Exeter Trial Stakes open with ten-race card on Saturday
Long programme at Exeter opens with the Port Adelaide Races division featuring the Exeter Trial Stakes in multiple divisions. Final acceptances list many horses across divisions and distances, including Leucops King, Monteform, Scottie's Bairn, Australian Queen, Goldwash, and Paul Strange among others. The event anchors a day of racing beginning at 11.30 with races extending through multiple divisions and distances.
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Port Adelaide
Paul Strange
Kozan
Rose
Benares Trionit
Hata
Veiled Theft Echoes Through Remote Harbor
A cryptic, partially legible report describes a burglary at a distant locale. Details indicate a stolen necklace from a private collection, with misread names and places suggesting a fled investigation. The passage hints at a seal or lock and a suspect fleeing toward a private residence.
French court scene erupts as prosecutor accused of bias
A chaotic session in a French court saw the public prosecutor M. Magot accuse the magistrate M. Glinehel of bias over a newspaper article. The exchange prompted a dramatic confrontation while a doctor was summoned for evidence in a forthcoming summons.
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Panie
Domestic Trouble Settled at Port Ade Kai Palice
In Palmde Mumbey Hany Mohalla and her husband appeared before Magistrate Wide Naving at Semaphore Metallion. The wife indicated she wished to withdraw her complaint after her husband promised better conduct. the magistrate granted another chance and the couple left together.
Park Speakers Charged After Botanic Park Meeting
Eight men faced charges after a public gathering at Botanic Park on a Monday afternoon. Authorities reported warnings given to attendees by Inspectors Hannan and others, with several named individuals identified in the dispute.
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PML
Adela Polien
Mendur
Botanic Park
Cumby
Percival Goran
Janes Meith
Oteu Marrial
Thomas 0
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Patrick Driscoll
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Jaid
Attendance at Racecourses and Public Spending Debate
A London Sunday report notes sparse attendance at racecourses and discusses public spending and voting turnout. It questions whether current patterns, including perceived high costs and legal restrictions, will persist.
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London
Shot Injures North Adelaide Man in Accident
George Gardiner aged 40 of North Adelaide was accidentally shot in the jaw on Montecute Road this morning. He was admitted to Adelaide Hospital and his condition is not serious.
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Mdelaide
George Gardiner
North Adelaide
Adelaide Hospital
Woman Drowns in Adelaide. Inquest Opened
A woman identified as Mary Wyatt was found drowned in Adelaide after a night out. She was partly dressed and recovered by morning police. The coroner has been furnished with a report and an inquest is anticipated.
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Westinghouse Lamp Co
Adelaide
Mary Wath
Glee
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Wlob Woall
Itasaid
Randwick Summer Cup betting shift at Handwick meet
The Handwick Saturday event has reshaped the betting market for the Randwick Summer Cup. Favorites now list Dainty Dave first, followed by Bard of Avon, Solilify, Wild iy, Royal Leddenha, Prines Hour, Minimbats, and others.
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Dainty Dave
Bard of Avon
Royal Leddenha
Longest Day Reminder Marks Solstice Observance
Citizens are reminded that December 22 is the longest day of the year marking the summer solstice in the southern hemisphere. The article notes minimal change from today to tomorrow and reflects on the cultural observance of the longest day.
Prince of Wales Attends Service at Southwark Cathedral
A clipped report notes the Prince of Wales attending a service at Southwark Cathedral with clergy and Lord Forster in attendance. The brief item records the royal presence and ceremonial elements of the event.
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Ustrajian Press Association
London
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Lord Forster
Road Race At Port Pile Lycle Club
On Saturday the Port Pile Lycle Club hosted a two mile road race with five starters. Williams led early but W Hunn finished first by about twenty lengths, followed by K Milnes and W Hunn in the same order. Hunn recorded the fastest time of 82.40 minutes.
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Port Pile
Port Adelaide Cup Final Acceptances Listed
Port Adelaide Cup final acceptances announced after midday today include several horses such as Marshmaker Parvisti Ystormy Day Shanky Apollo King Nostroity and Pistol Grip. Narsdale was injured and withdrawn from the event after sustaining injuries on Saturday.
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Marshmaker
Parnodus Parvisti
Apollo King
Jenor
Kellieo Strada
Adelaide
Friarsdale
Mother burned to death in Rockhampton kitchen mishap
In Rockhampton on Monday a young woman, Mrs Willyard, died after her clothes caught fire while preparing food for her family. Fire officials say the accident occurred in her home and the blaze rapidly engulfed her attire.
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Rockhampton
Busy Week at Port Pirney Post Office Holiday Schedule
Postmaster warns of a busy week for Heat week with altered hours and holiday observances. December 26 and year-end days bring limited letter service, delayed mail despatch, and special open times for offices, money orders, and telegraph business at Whyalla, Melbourne, Adelaide, and nearby centers.
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Adelaide
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Tvermier
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Whyalla
Tron Kul
Wandana Busy Runs to West Coast and Return
The Wandana departed Port Lincoln for Port Adelaide with a full passenger list and returned to Port Adelaide this morning. It sailed again later to Port Lincoln at 2 pm Sunday and is due back at 6 30 am Tuesday.
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Mainy
Port Lincoln
Sidimer Wandand
Port Adelaide
Sheelseam
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Caplan
Hradtey
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Fuhey
Terrangenwuls
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Tuesaferdoun
Port Pirie Amateur Rowing Club Opens 1925-26 Season
The Port Pirie Amateur Rowing Club kicked off its 1925-26 season on Saturday with the Trewyn captaincy and Magship as course boats. Keen finishes marked the races with notable form from several rowers, and most events saw the crew from the wharf area defeated. Mens Fours earned top honors with Baker Morphett White Caray topping the field, while Hensley and Williams aided by J Sell and E Edwards led the Mixed Fours to victory against leggs Edwards and Wattson with McBitee aiding Acnwour.
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Morphett White
Caray
Avconi Heal
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Falk
Rebesheiat
Keats
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Studmaster's Fortune in Rich Aldridge Estate
The estate of the late James Harry Maridge, stud proprietor, has been proved for probate and sworn not to exceed £260,028. The will leaves the estate to the testator’s family with a directive to the trustee to continue the stud farm at Nedmond Park for at least two years.
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