Port Pirie Sees New Year Greetings From City Leaders
Messages of peace and prosperity pour in from Mayor J G Fitzgerald, church leaders, and prominent citizens of Port Pirie as they extend best wishes for a happy New Year. The diverse notes urge unity, progress, cooperation between employers and workers, and continued town prosperity in 1926.
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Port Pirie
J. G. Fitzgerald
Australia
Geddes
Emiie
Pirie
Rourke
St Marks Church
Bela
Ke Anenivers
The
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Pxlem
F. Wurm
J. A. Andrews
Silsmantown
Port
C. Weegward
B.W
A.S
Pigeani
Port Pirie Lacey
Lawu
Pivie
G. Alford
Uiller
Empire Prospects for 1926 Brighten Says Industrialists
London report notes Empire Industrial Association leaders urge a more definite policy for Empire development. They advocate preference for Empire settlement and imperial loans, plus guarantees for essential industries against unfair competition and foreign bases.
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Reuter
London
Huston
Empire Industvis Assalion
B. Morugan
British Empire Producers
Rsanisa- Hun
Empire Peal Jems, Efforts For Internaligual Pacilen~ Tinn- Ail — Ils Aulvandes
Loz
Heevar
BARRIER WATER SUPPLY Outlook Shocks Broken Hill
At a special Broken Hill City Council meeting MP J Vida forwarded a Public Works communication from New South Wales officials warning of a critical water shortage. Officials said stock would last until late June and possibly February, with daily allowances as low as 15 to 20 gallons. The council urged immediate government action to avert a serious supply crisis.
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Broken Hill
Broken All
Mtr
J. Vida
Public Works of
New Sonth Wales
Ural
Cabry
Gunnell
Wynsidey
Papuan Police and Murder Stories From Far Territory
A fragmented Melbourne era report describes Papuan police work and colonial attitudes. It recounts native patrols chasing criminals for months, the role of white officials, and a critique of administration while noting living conditions and cultural tensions in Papua.
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Sydney J. Ghanse
Magistrat
Omak
Tuyua
Goh
Kurlus
Qtr
Anne Reve
Synney
York
Hetell
Willy
Pappa
Wough
Chame
Papua
Sydney
New Year Honors list features Australian leaders and officials
The New Year Honors list includes prominent figures from Australia and allied bodies. Names mentioned are William Meating Chancellor, Weofanes president of the Associated Chambers, Madison chair of the Wevitt Boards, Lideell McTynteall representative to the Imperial Economic Conference, Tronkyer AIF Canteens officer, and Sir Willan Beunton Lord Mayor of Melbourne.
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Ouare Willian
Usay Livers
Fatal Brawl Involving Stabbing Leaves Man Dead
A violent brawl results in a stabbing with multiple injuries. Thomas Jackson reportedly died after being transported to a hospital. Police detained a man in connection with the incident as officers investigate the motive and circumstances.
Government delays Britain’s planned economic reforms stance
A London dispatch reports the Dominions’ calm reaction as the British Government delays the Economic Committee’s plans. The piece notes confidence that the government will immediately implement its program. The mood among Dominion leaders is cautious but hopeful for prompt action.
Fire on Manuka Wellington details unclear
Fragmentary report describes a fire near Manuka Wellington with a steamer held up and a fire brigade response. It mentions damaged cargo including motor car tyres and a shipment for Argentina, with insurance cited.
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Wellington
Phraesitay
Ilefay
Mirra
Brewarrina Man-Hunt Intensifies Over Missing Boy
Sydney reports police have found tracks of the missing Aboriginal boy in Brewarrina as rains hinder the chase. Inspector Byrne of Dubbo transfers to lead the search for bushranger Roy Govern at Brewarrina, directing operations amid the storm.
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Sydney
Hubert Burtis
Byrne
Dubbo
Roy Governor
Brewarrina
Mine Tragedy Disastrous Explosion at Eagle Pass
A deadly explosion on the Mexican National Railway near Eagle Pass killed and injured several workers. Rescue teams recovered multiple bodies while officials investigated the blast site and origin of the explosion. Names of the deceased and exact location details are incomplete in the report.
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Eagle Pass
Losas
Maroubra Fatality In Sydney Probable Vehicle Fault
Sydney reports a fatal wreck at Maroubra with early indications suggesting a probable vehicle fault. Police and experts examine wreckage to determine if the disaster stemmed from mechanical failure or driver error.
Murder charges heard at Melbourne City Court
Melbourne City Court heard multiple murder charges including Henry Bucks of Ga for the December 19 killing at St Wilda and Domino Condes, 42, an Italian, charged with stabbing Constable Chery in North Melbourne on December 24. Douglas Hebsinson faced a similar murder charge in Marylou on November 28, 1925, with remand ordered to January.
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Melbourne
Henry Bucks
Nachael Gurrel
St. Wilda
Fuyynal Vilence
Biyen
Taeke
F Domino Condes
Wag
Chery
Xorth
Jamany Douglas Hebsinson
William al- Torida
Marylou
NSW defeats Victoria by innings and 462 runs in 60 mile cyclone match
New South Wales bowled Victoria out for 130 and 13 for 143 to win by an innings and 462 as Gregor y Malley and Kellaway led a dominant bowling display. NSW scorers included Collis, Bardsley, Andrews, Macartney, Taylor, Kippax, Rock, Gregory, Kellaway, Oldfield, and Malley with strong contributions. The match featured a ferocious cyclone event described with high winds and uprooted trees, disrupting play and adding a dramatic backdrop to the cricket victory.
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Melbornes
New South Wales
Enny
Bor
Mouglunuis Regilaris Baring
Aml Henary
Astis Maeningy
Wickers
Gregory
Malley
Love
Ponsford
Andyaten
Therg
Kellaway
ME. L. Collis
Run Owl
Y. Ee
W. Bardsley
Hartkopt
T. d. Andrews
Blackie
O. G. Macartney
Shay
JM Taylor
C Tarrant
Q Hendry
A. Kippax
Tyder
HL. Rock
Jom
Kelleway
Ryder
Oldweld
Lansdowne
AL Malley
Hendy
Teale
Bebe
Ryden
Tarrant
Bankruptcy Statistics From The Sydney Bankrupts List
Readable fragments show a Sydney bankruptcy record, naming Gregory for 402 and J M Mayne among others. The list includes categories by occupation and counts across laborers, five professionals, and one undertaker, with totals around 130 cases and various cited names and places.
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Sydney
Soowuuus
J. M- Mayne
Gregory Asauls
AL Woodtull
Law
Lb Mabart
Caren Cine Havas
de Maran
Macartney
Los
Hbow
Malley
Hendry
Kelle
Ryder
Hartkopt
Kelleway
Piddicul
Mulley
Ponsfori
Pridertaker
Bluekin
Jy Kelleway
iKelleway
Winerie Mailer
Gregor Maguttney
Beaten: Prusé Leaders Refuse Formal Surrender
Reported defiance from Prusé leaders as they reject surrender terms. They insist weapons are needed for protection against raids by Bedouins. French negotiators seek a formula to satisfy the chiefs amid mounting tension.
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Reuter
Urout
Prusé
Ashiele
Change Coming Unsettled Weather in Port Pirie
Unsettled weather continues with warm southerly winds and dust in Port Pirie. The day brought a high temperature around the stated degree mark as residents experienced a hot and windy spell yesterday.
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Torsvast
Port Pirie
African Problems and Government Will Not Be Ruled From Abroad
A fragmented account describes a Thursday meeting addressed by Mr. Gresvellsfinis, with Mr. Boydell speaking for the Labour Ministry. The discussion centers on accelerating self rule in South Africa and rejecting external control from Nairobi, London, or distant authorities, asserting local sovereignty.
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Pury Elizabeth
Gresvellsfinis
Detrmen
Boydell
Afria
Gal
Eulla
Feihi
Gunitun
de. Abdirahmiau
Market Quotation From Adelaide Daybook
Commercial Adelaide markets feature prices for Dukes factory creamery goods and various meats and produce. Listings include hen, goose, duck, and turkey prices. live poultry, potatoes, onions, and related items with per unit or per dozen quotes. weights and measures vary by item.
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Adelaide
Stiniford & Copeport
Talay
Dukes Howest
Tommy Dodd
Metal Market Advances and Rates from December Futures
The market report notes rises in copper spot and forward prices with December exchange rates and next month shipment. Silver remains steady with cash and fine ounce prices stated, while steel and other metals show mixed movements and forward quotes.
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Evehange
Innes Muttis
Ubebauuedl
Death in Adelaide City Shop Aroused Police
In Adelaide an unnamed tobacconist shop at the corner of Queer and Carrington streets was the scene where Rupert Singh aged 45 of Progroel was found dead. Constable Hacket reported the discovery this morning and he was conveyed to Adelaide Hospital where life was pronounced extinct.
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Adelaide
Hacket
Queer
Carrington
Adelle
Unis
Rupert Singh
Favorable Opinions On Australian Selection For Britain Test
Australasian cricket figures weigh in on the Australia team for the Britain tour. Lyons endorses a fine batting and fielding side with strong bowling, while Travers and Quist call it well balanced. Disappointment centers on Arthur Richardson’s omission and debate over final batch choices.
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Avelaide
Thursney
Britain
d_ ds Lyons
A. Dsichardson
W. Yichardson
Bly
Kelleway
Ryder
Hengey
Scott
J.P. Travers
Karl Quist
George’ Gitten
Arthur Richardson
Gresary
Greek ex premiers banned in Australia ban
Greek ex premiers are barred from entering Australia for a year, as reported by visiting trade officials from the Australian Press Association. The move aims to curb political influence and stabilize regional relations during a tense diplomatic period.
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Australian Press Association
London
Mackennal
Douay
Stoek
Australia
Andre
Engineer’s Serious Fall In Sleetier Hold Accident
Henry MacDonald 25 engineer fell four feet into a hold at a facility. He was taken to a hospital in serious condition with a broken spine.
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Sydney
Eter MacDonald
Iie
Ertuirel
Yeith
Melbourne hotel closures hit metropolitan area
In a Licensing Court order 34 city hotels were closed today across the Melbourne metropolitan area. Several establishments were long standing landmarks. A crew member named Jobe n Graham from the steamer Wentworth Ivg reportedly injured on Christmas Day was treated at Port Pirie Hospital.
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Melbourne
Melbourneneteopolitan
Joben Graham
Hird
Port Pirle
New commemorative stamp set issued for historic reign
A newly issued commemorative stamp set marks a historic reign and pays tribute to a notable Moslem city ruler. The design reflects scrips of the era, with market shifts noted in the currency value approach. The issue aligns with a broader push to honor past leadership and regional heritage.
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Ha Wud
Hussein
Five Centuries Lyons Testimonial Receives Substantial Sum
A testimonial fund through the Shefield Shield contest between New South Wales and South Australia has raised over £500, with expectations of reaching £1000. Proceeds from the interstate match are projected to cover major expenses before the new year, while gross takings for the tout-jays reached £4,878.
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Lyons
New South, Wales
South Australia
West
New South Wales
Welcome 1926: Port Pirie Ushers In New Year
Amid sirens and whistles Port Pirie welcomes 1926 with a festive midnight harbor scene. Crowds on the wharfs watch rockets light the sky as ships’ crews join locals in song, fireworks, and the traditional Nor auld lang syne farewell to 1925.
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Pirie Aone
Wentworth
Pople
Senthse
Port Pirie
Lerge
Focal
Mark
Zing
Jemner
Frank McMahon
Fitzgeraldy
Olive Fd Burrows
Bambridge
St. Mark's
Dixon
Patmet
Ard
Farewall
Melbourne Court Sentences Man for Theft With Insufficient Means
A Melbourne City Court jailed a man for three months for theft by insufficient means. He had received £24 in August, bringing his total amount received to £512 12s 6d. The case referenced an American fleet absences and named defendants.
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Melbourns
Sual Jom Tuxsell
Ane
Melbourne
Victoria selectors name team for Sheffields match
Victoria selectors announce a squad to face South Australia in the Sheffield Shield opener with Ryder as captain and players including Baring Woodfull Hendry Blacks Locks Ebeling Mitchell Lansdowne Ponsfach and Thompson. Pirie and Stanley associations prepare an intercity match at Memorial Oval with Pirie listing Johnston Forsaith Lassaly Miteneh Lane and others and Wirraburra hosting an all day spell against the local side including Chamberlain DeVoogh Neagle Lotzeau Gillespie Benn Murn Pered Pickhaver Matthews Luckinan.
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Melbourne
Victoria
South Australia
Ryder
Baring
Woodfull
Hendry
Ebeling
Mitchell
Lansdowne
PIRIE
Stanley
Ae Memorial
Stanley Asso
Bell
A Johnston
F. Forsaith
Lassaly
L. Miteneh
D. Lane
Ww Nyse
Parker
A, Welsig
H. J, Campbell
A. Te
Smerdon
N. Holdsworth
Willrabara
Otelock
Wirrabura
Eam Wil
W. Chamberlain
A. DeVoogh
F Obits
Neagle
Lotzeau
K. Gillespie
B. Benn
Murn
Pered G. Pickhaver
P. Matthens
Luckinan
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