Queen Mary Addresses Empire In Message Of Service And Loyalty
Queen Mary announces in a nationwide message that she will use the title Queen Mary rather than Queen Mother. She expresses gratitude for public sympathy and a wish to continue serving the empire alongside her son, asking for devotion and loyalty as she reflects on 42 years of marriage and duty. The tone emphasizes unity, faith, and enduring commitment to the crown and nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Queen Mary
Queen Mother
Wali
Lotte
Pensir
Gratitude for Support at Sorrowful Time
A reader writes with deep thanks for the sympathy shown during the death of their husband. The note expresses heartfelt appreciation for the collective grief shared by friends and subjects, and acknowledges the comfort provided by kind words and understanding in a time of sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appeas
Hints for Pirie Motorists Local Traffic Regulations
Local notice explains principal traffic rules for Pirie motorists with guidance on passing, overtaking, stopping, parking and yielding at intersections. The regulations apply to all vehicular traffic including bicycles and cover left edge alignment, passing on the left, overtaking on the right, and allowance for special vehicles and circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torree Port
Sean Hayparka
Diguays
Asay Bward
Lye
Death by cycle sparks 40 hour week plan in Wellington
Minister of Public Works Richard Julian announced the New Windsor incident in which a cyclist was struck. the government considered a 40 hour public bicycle week. The deceased suffered serious injuries and died. The employer proposed a fair wage and safer working conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Sempie
Richard Julian
New Windsor
Zealand
King George Memorial College Relations Panel Proposed
Sir Robert Garran led Ganderra University Council in endorsing a set of proposals for a national memorial to King Iworgu. The meeting considered enhancing the college’s international relationships and suggested establishing a commemorative institute within the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanberta
Cs Dief Wil
Ponrsider
Iworgu
Robert Garran
Ganderra University Council
We College
Pirie Cutter Disappears Under Mysterious Circumstances
Angelo Murrenmatis reports his cutter tied at Gerteude Street wharf went missing after Tuesday night. A dinghy was left, later found burned and damaged. crew and cabin show signs of fire and neglect. Inspectors noted footprints in the mud and the vessel later recovered on the opposite bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wystley
Tivie
Angelo Musrunnatis
Gerteude Street
Maxromius
Sma Sus
Tevier
Uni
George
Wight
Feubtun
G. E. Neblet
Sanstille H. Gorey
Muagromulis
F. Stenghel
Juul
Eulley
W. BE
Hrastalat
Tuck
Cuttel
Abevromatis
Hotelkeepers Meet Union in Adelaide Conference
The Federated Liquor Trades Union and hotelkeepers held a conference at Pirie Hotel yesterday to address Wakefield issues. no deal reached yet. Mr F M Standish spoke of slow progress and hopes for satisfactory improvement as delegates Sambry Ace Farrell Kitson and Parsons attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auiselles
Pirie Hotel
Standish
Sambry Ace
de Farrell
A, Kitson
Parsons
Merc
Ge Lachine
Ulonantawin Sener
Jeter
Victor Markor
Vholars
le Lacheur
Forward Actiur
SNE
Victoria
Siald
Doin
Three Windjammers At Port Germein
Three windjammers were seen at Port Germein yesterday alongside Me Ponape loading wheat. The Winterlude anchored about 2 pm while Pedersen and others arrived within the hour, with timing noted by Mr. McPousall of Pirie Bank at Mart Geemein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Vermein
Pedersen
McPousall
Pirie Diath
National Bank
Mart Geemein
Will Hunter
Savings Bank Deposits Show Decline From 1904 End
The report records Oak deposits totaling £220,525,000 at end of December, down from £242,122,000 a year earlier. The year’s increase was £7,003,000, which is £2,000,000 less than the rise observed in 1904, indicating a brake on deposits growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nbeawa
Seuli
Tin's Spectacular Jump Adelaides Thursday Market Report
Lead and tin prices hover as London Metal Exchange notes varying quotes. Copper tightens with standard spot near 103 pounds. lead unmoved at 16 pounds 2 shillings 6d. tin shows standard forward around 776 pounds per ton with forward bids steady. Ongoing market quotes reflect unsettled London trading amid European demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Australan
Ion
London Metal Exchange
Work on wharfs volunteers absorption urged
In Melbourne the Arbitration Court heard suggestions to absorb volunteers into union work at wharfs. P J Gheshan of the Waters Workers Federation said men with no union ties should be engaged while Transport Workers’ Teens faced licensing. A Beeby judge noted licensing aims to regulate work access at ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Qirownans
Waters Workers’ Federation
P. J. Gheshan
Federation
Sheehan
Sydney
A. E. Turley
Beeby
Pirie Finances Show 4700 Credit Balance in General Fund
A Pirie town meeting notes the general fund credit balance of 4700 with items including wages savings and utilities. The report lists balances and credits across multiple accounts such as Savings Bank Government Cents and Town Hall accounts, noting amounts like 21 520 973 and 27.8/4. The text records a final general balance and references various ledger entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ar i Barrett
Pirie Town
Ite
General Fund
Bredit
LTA
Hens Pial
Amal Credit Datamee
Savings Bank
Credit Jiduiler
Webit
Balun
LH Town Hall
Wenepal
Balaber
Aye Wermota
Ai Dadluner
MCC team to tour Australia to play in Clare match
Official notice from the Board of Control confirms MCC will tour Australia next season and schedule a South Australian county match at Clare. The decision notes concerns about Memorial Oval being recently planted and potentially not ready for first class condition by the match date. Further arrangements and adjustments will follow as authorities review claims and timings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mm" le
P. Roper
Pirke District Cricket Asociation
MCC
Australia
Clare
Mel Tuner
Astralian Guard
Malen
Ute Mug
Revolt in China spreads as Communists advance
Chinese revolt spreads through provinces as Communist forces gain ground near the capital Kumeli. Foreigners in Kwriyane and Kuohow are advised to leave as martial law is proclaimed in both towns. Loyalist detachments encounter misled troops and districts fall to insurgents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tientsin
North China
Moyer
Tien
Janene Wueiy
Honan
Shantun
Kwriyane
Kuohow
Lisbon
Balmoral Road Bitumen Surfacing Budget Aided
Irie Town Council seeks estimate for Balmoral road surfacing from The Terrace to Three Chain road with bitumen. Likely cost not under £240, similar work on Moppett road to be prepared. Report discusses machinery, sprayer purchase, and drainage plans, with a motion to proceed pending final estimates and council approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irie Town
Balmoral Road
Moppett Road
Connie Wies
Pirie
Tee
Murtealia
Uveojas
CIA
Acton
Piri Institute’s Progress Shows Rising Income and Books
President G Dey reported increased income and more books purchased at Pirie Institute but lamented stagnant membership. The billiards club boosted revenue after tours and social events, with membership rising to 116 and fees up. A special fund grew to 75 pounds, aided by club surpluses and a £200 fireplace upgrade improving revenue potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie Institute
G. Dey
Dey
Messrs
G. T. Williams
F. B. Turner
L. L. Threlfall
R. J. Hopkins
Dr. Jams
James Grieve Celebrates Seventh Birthday Party
James Grieve marked his seventh birthday on Friday with guests at his home. The party featured games and singing, a large cake with seven candles, and gifts including items from Jaws Grieve Jack Selmer Hay lusters Leo Groome Bartlett Pedro Wiline byler Tom Linton Deng John Pre and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venti Irtiday
Dames Reve
Lom Mi
James
Wer
Jaws Grieve
Jack —Selmr
Hay Lusters
Leo Groome
Bartlett
Pedo Wiline Byler
Tomlinton
Deng John
Pre. Sayeeas
Hoss
PERSONAL BARTER WITH GERMANY DISCUSSED IN AUSTRALIA
Canberra reports debates on a barter treaty with Germany to exchange Australian wool for German motor cars. Sir Venley Gullet notes the government would not discriminate in favor of the country and cautions impracticability. Wool import policies and economic nationalism are cited as barriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Gunanenling
J. F. Moyer
Queensland
Germany
Veney Vullet
Boyer Lad Sild
In Quest of Gold Sailing Vessel Leaves Melbourne
A Melbourne voyage reports a sailing vessel on a quest near Sulomon Ishii with a two-sail crew. The piece notes ongoing government subsidy support in the year, £52 credited to books at the Institutes Association, and a renewed reading room plus 685 new books bought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbot Hone
Ue Sulomon Ishii
Statilone Ly
Sin
Warris
Selenttels
Institutes Association
Pmblic
Jarman
Shakespeare
Adelaide urged to buy local to grow SA industry
In a Legacy Club talk Mr. E. W. Holden MLC urged South Australian retailers to prioritise local goods. He warned that buying interstate hinders local manufacturers and urged government steps to support SA industry and expand secondary manufacturing capacity. He said retailers should demand locally made products to aid the state’s economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
South Australia
E. W. Holden
M.L.C
Legacy Club
Honey Hey
South Austra
Holden Ae Holden
South Australii
Viel
Hol
Australia
Publication of Team S Secretaries of Sporting Bodies
Notices request secretaries of sporting bodies to lodge teams at The Recorder office before 1 pm today for weekend matches. Cooperation in Whig regard will be appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder
Damage at Tucks Store from Damaged Hydrant Flood
Water from a damaged hydrant near Rundle Street flooded Tuck's City Store causing estimated damage of £200 to stock and furniture with 4 inches of water in the underground basement. Parquet floors lifted and total repairs could exceed £100, while Yaldy’s Limited reported £400 damage to furnishings and stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Tuck
Tuck's
Rundle Street
Adelaide
Tucks
Eddy
Pirie
Yaldy's Limited
Sydney Seamen Reject Terms at Melbourne Meeting
In Melbourne nearly 4000 seamen voted unanimously to reject proposed settlement terms for the shipping strike. The central strike committee urged continuing the fight until old award conditions and new gains are offered. Mr Keenan called the terms humiliating and urged action as unions consider federal guidance and possible government discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
J. Keenan
G. Herbert Isaney Draued
Sydney
Keenan
Oliver's feat in national games amid Adelaide meet
Oliver from Western Australia shaved a second off the Australian record in a national games event as Claire Dennis retained her title amid strong fields. Noel Ryan, Olympic long distance champion, suffered a sensational defeat in the 440 yards while A Crawford led the 5 min 14 4 5 sec open. Fleming clocked 53.1 seconds in the 100 yards semi final and Dennis retained the women's 229 yards breaststroke title. Pat Norton edged Evelyn De Lacey in the 100 yards freestyle while Mario Cuzzu U made the pace. A. Sjostrom was elected president of the Pirie sub-branch of the Returned Sailors and Soldiers Imperial League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Oliver
W.A
Ome
Noel Ryan
Nsw
A. Crawfanl
M. Wilt
Hereford
N.S.W
Ryan Fnished
Tremble
Crawford
Ryan
W. Fleming
Ume
National
Miver
Glaire Dennis N.sw
V. George VI
M Nuvey
S.S.W
Pat Norton
Evelyn de Lacey
W.N
Mario Cuzzu U
A. Sjostrom
Pirie Sut
The
Retunned Sailors and Soldiers’ Imperial League
C. W. Schulze
Finding More Work for Youths Conference Proposals
A conference of state ministers in New South Wales Queensland and Victoria concluded with recommendations to curb factory overtime and limit juvenile permits while expanding youth employment. They urged a Commonwealth subsidy on a pound for pound basis to fund rural training schemes and sent copies of the recommendations to the participating states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
New South Wales
Queensland
Victoria
Embddes
Commonwealth
Nie
Victoria Beaten in Scrappy NSW Tilt at Sydney
In Sydney on Thursday Victoria chased New South Wales in the SheMeld Shielderteret match but fell 26 runs short. NSW bowler McGilvray led the attack with 84, while Waite and White claimed key scalps as Victoria’s batsmen struggled to chase the target amid tight fielding and steady bowling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Verona
Also Mentioned on This Page
Empire
Leiter
New Zealand
King George Memorial
International Relationships College
Pirie Cutter
Hale
Port Germein
Tin
Old Union
Pirie Finances
Tn General Fund
Bord of Control
China
Council
Alexander Street
Wealth Health Laboratory
Tess Prattway
Gomdern
Vek Road
Eust
Kightt Street
Fem
Myatt
Rass
Sur
Palut
Malmoral Road
Thrawlguld Fayur
AU Mesch
al Partielly
Berridge
Rolas
Lesshan
Cr.uottey
Piri Institute’s Progress
James Grieve
Sir Henry Gullett
Auclaine
M* FM
Standish Squth Austra
Delian
Oam
Hankers
Tor
Wawwu
Williards
Nation
W. Turk
Senate
Pirie West
Vale of Pikle Hospital
MM Oggens
Luustevet
Silomontuwn
Uft Tespital
Tow Shimory
Alatinins
Ily
Ponsuit
MR. Holden
Tuck's City
MR. Keenan
Marine Engineers
Ipther Maritime
Gowwell
Wey
Aor
Menges
Claire Dennis
Falbarbert
B. Waite Quin
Scaife
B. McGilvray Lee
Ee Gregory
White
U Chilvers Hasselt
Mabilvray
B. White Plant
C. Marks
B. Waite
Smit
C. Easton
B. White
Ebeling
Rum
Ye Scott
Gooper
Gilvray
Snes
Mudge
Howinsim
Chilvers
Marks
Prests Limited
Cretonnes
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!