Beach Carnival at Solomontown Shines in Ideal Weather
The Solomontown Beach Committee hosted a Saturday beach carnival with pedestrian and aquatic events, a grand evening concert, and a spectacular fireworks display. Mayor Threwkenlt attended as chairman. Mr. Forgan led the committee and concert plans, while Collins' Music Store supplied the piano. A dozen local figures aided in organizing the open-air program and the light show drew crowds despite some noisy preevent preparations.
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Solomontown Beach
Ainion
Wot
Forgan
Tre
Threwkenlt
Acta
Mert Palior
Tru Barber
Be Roebuck
Lea Zubviniet
Mylhourme
Barber
Ceirge Hall
Children’s Sports At Leme Fair Ended In Prizes
A lively afternoon at Leme fair featured children’s games and varied attire amid light showers. Fathers watched sport while mothers rested under shelters as a river event unfolded with rowers Clarke and Swensson guiding a craft.
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Leme
Alg Clarke
A. Swensson
Hipwatde
Ain
Unclear Sports Results Highlight Regional Under 12 to Open Events
Fragmented lines list names and events across multiple age groups and categories including under 12 and under 14. Entries mention athletes such as Jean Mesetke, Phyllis Mosk, Amy Wisker, Maureen Hunt, and Mary Filyties among others, with consolo tion races and various championship notes.
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E. Furie
AR. Momen
L. Hubert
Kearns
Francix
Barkstrake
Thulery
Tomaldsan
Neative Baer
Conwar Styaihest
Norton
Ie Man
Airis
Tinier
Moreen Nelson
Ayltie Coutts
Ima Stoddart
Roy Mathieson
Maureen Hunt
Mawel Tiecens
Daidee Uy
Ina Sodvar
Mtora
Etmapionship
J. Markham
Dy Vass
Aenbsen Boye
Nmive
Jon Kelly
Walter Ryvrleys
Ant Kes Cait
Rey Waie
Ivan
Round the Gulf Holiday Tourists On Moonta Voyage
A motorship Moonta arrives in Pirie with 100 holiday tourists on a round Gulf trip. Guides visit the Smelters, described as the world’s largest and most efficiently equipped, offering two works tours on arrival day. Passenger list includes G Gilmour, M Peterson, Archer, Clarke, Pullman and many others.
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Pirie
Meadames G_ Gilmour
M. Peterson
Archer
A. A. Clarke
R. Pullman
K. Mr. Hand
Shephard
E. J. Glennon
Child
A. All
G. A. Sweetman
J. M. Browne
Ward
W. Ward
Jockel
Smith
Bot Glennon
J. Rotchford
Waller
Wet
A. Nanktoll
E. Jehjahna
W. M. Higging
N.C. Fuss
J. Anderson
A. Sweetman
Hi Mesener
T. M. Bridgman
Ot. L. Webber
J. Af. Browns
B. Rie
A. PF. Wood
P. W. Jarman
R. G. Walt
W. C. Penney
GC. P. Juitner
It W. Fitzell
Masters G. Larkins
Z. jGlarke
Ten Killed as Airliner Crashes into Wireless Mast
A Imperial Airways liner Apollo crashed in fog between Ostend and Bruges while en route to England. Ten people aboard were killed including a pilot and wireless operator. the machine caught fire. Five wireless staff were burned while trying to rescue the occupants.
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Imperial Airways
Apollo
Ruyssiede
Ostend
Bruges
England
Normal Bread Prices When Tax Lifted Adelaide
Adelaide reports bakers relieved as the front tax of £45 per ton is lifted and bread prices are expected to drop to pre tax levels. Mr Linn of the Master Bakers Association cites government aims to remove the tax and restore prices to about 40s per loaf, with stock held by bakers possibly affecting the timing. The seven month limit on the tax and retrospective stock inclusion influenced earlier pricing and revenue projections.
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Adelaide
Linn
Master Bakers' Association
Feders
Sydney
Inn
Nour Hela
Nand Bakers
Deat
O'herwise
Shield cricket tense battle in Melbourne
In Melbourne Victoria trails South Australia by 23 after Erst innings with seven wickets down as Bromley rises to 101 not out. Wag bowled well taking four for 51 while other bowlers struggled amid a tense deadlock as play to resume today.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Tobin
Australian Deaf Conference elects Hersee president
The Australian Association for the Advancement of the Deaf elected S. H. Hersee as president at We fest congress. Mersee urged unity and progress while criticizing past factions and referring to adverse remarks about the Victorian Society's report.
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HY. S. Hersee
Australian Association For the Advancement of the Beat
New South Wolves
Victoria
South Australia
Queensland
Mersee
Baker Official Comments On Lin Statement
Mr Pannell secretary of the Master Bakers Association said yesterday he could not comment on Mr Lin's statement. He noted it would not be possible to do anything until the Act had been resent. He warned that many seek prosperity but often return empty handed, while those who seek trouble never fail to find it.
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Ld. Pannell
Secrrtary
The
Master Bakers’ Association
Lin
Five Knighthoods Highlight New Year Honors List
Long list of honors announced by the King includes five knighthoods. Abe Shannon, a noted pastoralist from South Australia, is made Officer of the Order of the British Empire. Other honorees include John Michael Higgins and Vice Admiral Sir George Francis Hyde, along with several minor honors for various individuals and services. Daisy Bates noted for work with Aboriginal communities, and R. A. Oxlade recognized for leadership in cricket administration.
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Canterra
Sumlay
Abe Shannon
Qir
John Michael Higging
Melbourne
sIn
George Prancis Hyde
Si Gmsert
Joseph Cullen Dyett
Frederick Duncan Tacmas
Ier
Tin Langar Meade Loftus
Owan
Daisy Mates
Bates
Sir John, Michael Higgins
K.C.M
Legion of Honor
Childesn
G. F Hyde
C.bsb
RAN
Washorn
Portsmouth
England
Royal Navy
Inter Wan
Royal Australian Navy
Mm.ass. Austra Ja
WMS. Adventure
Rapta O
Lewis Bayly Yip
Mwe
Naval Bound
Defence Department
Dyett
At.g
Bendica
Viewterra
A.I.P
Lone Pine
Gallipoli
Australia
Heturopd Sailors and Soldiers
Tm~petinleague
Amtralla
L. Mt Kl
Owen
Supreme Court of
New South Wales
Oxford
Tawa
King's Counsel
Supreme Court
Mc F. D. McMaster
Dalkeith
Bristol man battles 13 foot shark in Rose Bay
Harry Boke of Bristol chased a 13 foot shark in Rose Bay, Australia, for two and a half hours from a launch before collapsing from exhaustion. Boke and Mr Charlie Stwssens helped lure the shark closer to the boat as spectators watched. Boke was carried from the scene, attempting to regain strength, while the monster surfaced near Rusti cutters Bay. Mr Kilmartin and Mrs Kilmartin, of Central Methodist mission, planned a three week holiday departure soon.
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Sydney
Harry Boke
Bristol
Australia
Rose Bay
Linse Hay
Eikisen
Charlie Stwssens
Kilwartin
Kilmartin
Central Methodist Sfisalon
Glencig
Personal visitors and a death in Perth society
Miss Clare Lemonte of Adelaide stayed in Pirie at the International Hotel and departs tomorrow. Mev and Mrs. M. Langer with two sons and other named guests are in Pirie at Royal Exchange Hotel or Barrier Hotel. Mr H. M. Waterman of Ozone Theatres is also in Pirie. Mr G. Tonki and Mr C F Smith are among arrivals awaiting onward stays at Royal Exchange Hotel. Obituary notes the death of CL Bull a Perth City Council member aged 43 with Ballarat roots. he held racing roles, was Breeders Owners and Trainers Association secretary, connected with metropolitan clubs and Tattersall’s, and contributed to The West Australian and other journals. Survived by widow, son, and daughter.
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Clare Lemonte
Adelaide
Pirie
International Hotel
CL Bull
Perth
Me. Bull
Ballarat
Tattersall’s Club
The
West Australian
Bull
Port Pirie Welcomes 1934 At Year End Social
Port Pirie marked the passing of 1933 with a social at Associated Brewers Bowling Club and a beach procession. The town joined in celebratory scenes as Smelters whistle sounded the end of the year and songs like Auld Lang Syne echoed through homes amid hopeful cheers for brighter days ahead. Kirke Junior Rand led the New Year’s arrival with music under Mr Peter Gummow.
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Port Pirie
New Year Celebrations At Bowling Green Club Rally
At the Bowling Green Associated Smelters Rowing Club New Year event the crowd gathered early for the switch from 1933 to 1934. Members and guests enjoyed singing and a programme of vocal numbers after the National Anthem. Supper followed with thanks to helpers and a bowing club creretarial note. The night concluded with a ring around the green and a mixed bowls tournament won by Miss Nina Phillips, Fry, W. Bockelberg, and W2 Williams.
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Alt Gang
Associated Smelters
Neela
Aelaide
Australia
Galway
Missea D. Whi c
M Stacey
N. Sampson
B. Baker
Musary
Fydy Pe Roper
H. Young
K. Jenkins
An A. Wilson
A. R. Pille
M. Grant
J. Samswit
Eus
Misabera
Nina Phillips
Fry
W. Bockelberg
W2 Willsms
Thorne Resigns Union Secretary Post
Mr Will Thorne, M P, announced his intention to resign the secretaryship of the General and Municipal Workers Union of Great Britain. Thorne, aged 76, has long led the union amid labor disputes and reforms.
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Will, Thorne
M.P
Central Mission Christmas Work at Pirie
The Central Mission in Pirie carried out a busy Christmas season led by Rev J J Karta and Mrs Kilmartin with Jorge. Five hundred people benefited as 442 Christmas cakes and 405 parcels of good things were distributed along with 500 articles of clothing. Participants included 240 adults, 230 children, and 28 homeless men who received a special treat.
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Pirie
Ubi Éfgris
Central
Me Hodist
Jorge
J. J. Karta
Victoria First Innings Run Blitz by Ponsford and Bromley
South Australia fures Ewnings details show W Ponsford run out for 94, Darling 24, Bromley not out 42, McGormick not out 6, Sundeles 6, total 294 all out after seven wickets, Grimmett leading bowling with 6 for 1208 as an aged scorecard summary of the innings and players.
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Victoria
W. Ponsford
K. Iileg
C. Shepherd
B. Wall
L. U'Frien
I L. Darling
C. Nitschke
Wale Stigee
J. Scaife
B. Grimmett
E. Bromley
Burnett
C. Walker
WW. Fleeling
E. Mc
Queensland Captain Australia Tour Update From Sydney
Queensland trails after a stubborn 254 for six at stumps in reply to New South Wales either from Thompson near a century before Easton swing. Batsman see thinly detailed scores with Easton, O'Dield, Chilvers and Bradman among names in a noisy composite report.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Queensland
Thompson
Easton
O'dield
Mining head arrives Pirie by air on long flight
Mining head from London, W Robinson, arrives Port Pirie after a Papa flight from Forrest, covering 656 miles at 133 mph. The trip included stops at Ceduna and Forrest in a sequence using the Miss Southern Cross and King’s Cross Air Service.
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Pirie
Pas
Charles Kingsford Smith
England
Australia
Pilot Hall
W. 8. Robinson
London
Broken Hill
Mr. Robinson
Kalgoorlie
Golden West
Suk
Adelaide
Forrest
Port Pire Pilot Hall
Miss Southern Cross
Kings Feed
Smith Air Service
Sydney
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Sir Gilbert Dyott
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Royal Exchange Hole
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Royal Exchange Motel
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Chipperfield Levy
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Movell Allen
Oxenham
Si Medilvray
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Hmirie
Rubineon
Smellery House
Ment Mimi Authority
Thar
Limneborg Proprietary, Limited
Mfr. Robinson
Zinc Corporation Limited
Amt Amon
Burma Corporation
Wretern Migine Corporation
Mabinson
Ceduna
Encourtane
Cedune
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