Port Pirie water plan promises adequate supply
At a Pirie Institute Hall meeting Hon M McIntosh promised a secure water supply for domestic and business use by tapping Warren reservoir and other sources, costing about £25,000. He and officials outlined that Beetaloo and Bundaleer reservoirs, Warren reticulation, and urgent pipe and pump works would be pursued to avert shortages amid long drought and ongoing restrictions.
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England v Bendigo Test match scorecard from 1930s style report
England to 305 for 1 declared as Bendigo won toss and bowled first. Key names include Sutcliffe Hammond Leyland and Tyldesley for England, Ogilvie and Bendigo bowlers contributing. Bendigo 58 in reply with Porter not out and Jordin top scorers. lines show stump score and wickets with detailed bowling figures and fielding notes.
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Chapman
Leyland
Sutcliffe
Tyldesley
Mead
Hammond
Antes
Jardine
Hendren
Larwaud
Geary
D. Moore
R. Porter N. Busbridge
H. Willett
P Martyn
J. Thomas
G. Freeman
Odgers J. Ogilvy
C. Fraser
A. Odgers
E. Priteham
J. Pinel
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Ogilvie
Leytard
Ogilvieb
Moore
Mead, Porter
B. Odgers
B. Moore
C. Porter
Moore Ames
B. Busbridge Hendren
C. Thomas
B. Ogilvie
Larwood
Gov
Bushes Chapman
Murray Settlers Grapes Adlattde Report Stalling
Murray settlers along the Hiver Mupsie face grape crop fears as erratic weather spares some varieties but threatens others. Parkes of the Growers Association and Backes note unlikely state-wide failure. if crops fail raisins may be dried and markets reassessed. Packing sheds at Wa kerle are reorganized per commission recommendations.
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Beinz
A. Parkes
Mivweau Cikrns Growers’ Association Australli
Lik
Fistriot
Backes
Ito Fl’s
Aller Agency
Stab Bani
Mir
Parkes
Wa Kerleave
Mie
Ines
Car overturns on Anzac Highway injures five
A five seater car on Anzac Highway near South Road overturned this evening. Occupants Samuel Carter Frederick Leonard Robert Angus Cock, and Mathew Thompson were injured or shocked. Carter and Angus suffered abrasions and concussion while Leonard had elbow injuries. All were taken to hospital with non life threatening conditions. Thompson escaped with shock.
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Adelaide
Wihien
Anzac Highway
South Road
Samuel Carter
North Street
Henley Beach
Frederick Leonard
Mulgunegary
Cockburn
Comcus
Sion
Robert Angus Cock
Bir Jow Avenue
Kensington Gardens
Mathew Thomp
the Grove
Dulwich
Adelaid
Thompson
Timber workers dispute at Melbourne hall over judge award
Representatives of timber workers and allied unions gather at Timber Hall in Melbourne to discuss Judge Laski’s award and the Australian Building Industry dispute. They oppose the award and push for a conference with employer and government figures to avert a major strike. A meeting is planned before January 24 to file objections and seek changes to the proposed prize.
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Melbourns
Timben
Gonehmakers' Union
Carpentors Nd
Huilding
Trades Hall
Comittee Mst Ab
Trees
Laski
Kimphey
Noms Lacy
Thunder Rumkees
Calamity Averted in Melbourne Sleepers Case
Glittord Issoll and Ronide Irenoarn, both charged, allegedly placed sleepers and spikes on a railway line at Bacehus Marsh on January 6. The Adulaide Express was reportedly diverted by the obstruction but the sleepers were removed before harm. They admitted pursuing them. remanded to Bacehus Marsh. bail set at 500 pounds.
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Melbourne
Glittord Issoll
Ronide Irenoarn
Gly Court
Tokien
Deen Veraller
Baccéhus Marsh
Whiskey or Not Sly Greg Seller Fined
Melbourne court fines waiter Ywuen Vietor Taylor for alleged whiskey dealings. Counsel argues no debt to convict as police seized whiskey with no exhibit. Magistrate says he will accept the water image as evidence in court.
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Melagurne
Ywuen Vietor Taylor
Weis
Fatal Seaplane Trial Takes Life Over Sea Flight
A French seaplane on a trial flight with Lieut Camperdon and fire officers aboard dived from 300 feet four miles off the coast. Rescue boats retrieved the body of Lieut Requin, one of the passengers. Authorities expect to recover the aircraft remains and continue salvage efforts tomorrow.
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United Belriew
Lieut. Camperdon
Lieut. Requin
Sydney Records 106 Degree Heat On Wednesday
Sydney endured its hottest day of the year as the thermometer hit 106.2 degrees at 2 30 in the afternoon and fell to 94 degrees by 9 PM. Residents faced extreme heat with high humidity and power usage likely rising.
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Sydney
No Change In King's Health Bulletin
United Service reports from London on Tuesday indicate the King remains quiet with condition unchanged. The next bulletin will be issued in the evening and palace optimism persists as progress is seen only week by week.
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London
New Treatment Plan for Pneumonia Shows Promise
Tuesday report claims M. Max Salles, noted innovator of ozone therapy, will travel to London with his apparatus after consulting Lord Nawson. Professor Chourhel of Bor Jeans University reportedly confirms conclusive results in nonregular print cases linked to royal timelines.
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Bordram
M. Max Salles
Lord Nawson
London
Chourhel
Salvation Army at Sunbury Court near London
Report notes Salvation Army High Council members arriving under police guard at Sunbury Court London. Grounds filled with activity including vehicles riders and games while messengers and papers moved between London and commissioners. Western Sunbury Court housed General Booth's party nearby.
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Weiwern
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Yijla
Bosth
Lights Out in Melbourne Halts City Firms and Shops
In Melbourne a blackout left streets and businesses dark for about half an hour. The Kommission plant at Yarraville failed causing shops and readers to sit in darkness while some rooms managed with candle or windling light until supplies were restored. The table was set right within thirty minutes.
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Melbourne
Sheeles
Kommission
Yarrivile
Train Smash Causes Fatal Bristol-Nottingham Collision
Wireless dispatch reports two northbound Bristol-Nottingham mail coaches overturned after colliding with goods train near Ashchurch Gloucestershire in fog. One driver killed, four passengers seriously injured, eleven slightly hurt, engines derailed, ambulances ferried injured from Gloucester. death toll rises to four as wreckage burns and救援 teams work.
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Cestershire
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Jnanwick
Tavahoe
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Tramp fatally shot during attempted shop break in Leitehville
Early morning a man scout ing locked shops in Leitehville was pursued by two neighbors including storekeeper Mr Noble. A firearm appeared in the assailant’s hand and Noble was shot dead as the intruder fled. The dead man, about 25, was found nearby. identity unknown.
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Melbourne
Lehled Metches
Leitehville
Tee Miles
von Bendigo
Hutehar
Mr. Noble
Noble
Fie Rceni
Fis
Road Race Halted Over Safety Concerns
The National Safety Council secretary MP H. Book says police stopped the proposed road race between Sydney and Melbourne. The council disapproves of road racing between capitals, citing public safety as the priority.
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Trevor
The
National Safety Council
H. Book
Saul Lie
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