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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 01, 1935
Page
1
The 1934-35 Treasurer report shows a £36,000 surplus after a year of revenue rise and spending cuts. Estimated deficit to surplus shift, with Commonwealth share reductions and state improvements offsetting higher interest and capital costs. Tax relief talk follows, while NSW and other states brace for financial shifts.
Victorian revenue figures show a yearly decline with 1993 estimates contrasted against 1931 data. Treasury officials note a large June revenue surplus over last June, while other states see differing results. The report highlights Toorak or Toowong as a region with notable excess charges.
A highly garbled set of phrases references a Saturday event, unidentified persons, and scattered place names. Mentions of Valerie, Fisher sized, Fullarton, and a museum appear amid stray terms, with an unclear incident involving Beryl Gribble and a hospital or home scene in Victoria.
The obituary notes the death of Mr Merriam Arthur fishell of Stocklar Street Miele Weals, after sudden illness Friday. He died at hospital Saturday afternoon after long decline. Rivett aged about 45 years, left a widow, daughters Annie Alva and Seii, and a son James. Survived by six slaves and brothers, including Mr C Hivell of Ful luvlom. Remaining relatives listed with names and towns across NSW. Funeral will be at Jeraveuide.
Queensland officials, led by Premier Forsan, project a modest surplus but acknowledge ongoing deficits. Recent weeks show reduced projected debt while aiming to stabilize finances. In June, government notes indicate a move toward balancing the books with a modest surplus anticipated.
In Western Australia a major reform plan faces scrutiny as details emerge about a potential £200,000 impact and related government actions. Early suspensions and church funding pauses are noted amid shifts in regional industry and consumer markets, with wider economic implications discussed by local officials and residents.
Fragmented text reports a Tasmanian progress club versus Suda Altlingts Ste with financial figures. It mentions a government measure, a treasurer estimate near 207,00 over three years, and a potential fall of £140,000. The readable portion is inconsistent and unclear about outcomes.
Allan Joseph Clarke railway porter at Strathfield Station was shot and critically wounded by a hooded bandit minutes before midnight while assisting station master Arthur Horace Jay. Mrs Jay sat at her desk as the attack occurred. The assailant demanded valuables and fled after firing. authorities pursued the suspect.
An accident in Port Melbourne left 48 year old Thomas Tevskinure Yamed fatally injured when he fell while attempting to retrieve a bail. He died at the scene after being struck by the fall from a hotel area near the river. A local bystander reported the fatal mishap occurred as he tried to reach a trapped person.
The Rechabite Lodge held its annual election with names listed for officers and trustees. Highlights include Chief Ranger Bro. AG. Jobs deputy grand, secretary treasurer positions, and several trustees. Attendance and approval of monthly meetings were noted, with expectations of greater membership.
A fragmentary local item lists hospital admissions including Mrs Pereusant of York and Parle West, and Miss Marjorie Armley of Amiatile Street. It notes Mr Ad, 67 Min. pond, and Guminuw of Pirie West admitted to hospital. Also mentions Marjorie Armley discharged and court clerk Mr B thunter resuming duties after holidays. G. Dey presided at Pi Kewing Club and Morphett social event noted. Pirie Local Court activity referenced.
Pirie oarsmen gathered to honor Fred Morphett as he leaves Pirie Rowing Club. Speakers praised his leadership and influence on boats, sheds, and local sport. Dignitaries credited his quiet work, energy, and commitment to developing the club and its rowers.
A head on crash between a tram and a car in Sydney delayed a wedding crowd at St Marys Basilica. Four men injured include Henry Tawi and William Hamill, with ribs, head injuries, and lacerations. Police and tramway staff worked to clear the line while the military guard assisted.
A drowning accident in South Brisbane ends in the death of a boy, with his mother present. Rescuers and an ambulance crew worked for over an hour to reach the child from a well, aided by a ladder and bystanders. The child’s body was recovered, and the family mourns near their verandah as the event shocks the locality.
A cross for nation sculpture will be housed at the Canberra Museum, marking a civic display of national symbolism. The piece is to be installed in the museum’s public gallery, drawing visitors and attention to its historical significance.
A fragmented report notes the late Sir Kell Smith landed at Mascoatler after a Tasman clash. The machine suffered a splintered propeller over 900 miles out and was forced to return. It will be fitted with a new propeller and other repairs, awaiting rest at the airman’s resting place.
A fragmented report from a maritime voyage describes a sailor named Bob, a crew member aboard a British motor ship, and his strange bond with a master, while recounting incidents across ports and a controversial trial at Aldington Court. The piece references longshoremen near New Westminster and a court case connected to a shipboard life.
A miner was seriously injured after a fall of earth at Tinyi Mount Ifulmes Surtt Queensind. Michael McNamara endured a long trek seven miles to safety as coworkers supported him through the rough terrain. He was cared for at Mareeba Hospital in a grave condition.
Guests joined hands as the crew sang Jolly Good Fellow and Auld Lang Syne after a ceremonial depart. The program featured Mr Morphett and Mr J A McIntyre with music by E P Morneau, and the National Anthem closed the official portion.
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions England and South Africa cricket test. References South Africa score 235 or 228 with unclear player names and events. No coherent narrative or definite outcome emerges.
Adelaide crowd gathers Saturday to honor 50 years of marriage for Cattle King and Wile Cake. Guests traveled far to pay respects to Sir Shiney Setile, with a reception and afternoon tea. A large wedding cake adorned with garlands stood in the dining room as guests toasted the couple.
A detailed report on patronal services at Pauls and St Peters Churches in England. The rector of St Augustines Port Auguste presided with Rev Terry assisting. hymns, sermons, and Holy Communion featured across St Peters Widen Park and St Pauls. Deacon Robinson addressed the congregation, emphasizing love for God and neighbor and urging action to aid the degraded.
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