04 Jul 1929
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 04, 1929
Page
1
A chaotic race card lists events and odds for a Victoria meeting. Horses such as St Ronan Belting Lost Key and Wanda King appear with weights and betting terms while several races include entries like Bolinda Shepherd, Seven starters, and various handicaps. The fragmentary page shows multiple events with terse results and scratched horses, reflecting a busy program with diverse stakes and substitutions.
London reports that Mr W. M. Brhee’s reply to Britain on resuming relations with Russia is now in Ramsay MacDonald’s hands. Australia notes partial progress, with reservations on terms. It was hoped all dominions’ replies would be ready to inform the King's speech, but some are not yet available.
Report details a Port Augusta racing meeting with multiple horses and odds listed across categories including Squatter's Cup, Tum Foung Stai ix, Amateur Trials, and Bobbracelet. Names such as Nesgem, Lucrasia, Armada, Second Step, Taj Mahal, and Monarch appear with fractional odds and pen annotations.
Hunt club members gather for Saturday meeting with acceptances listed including Geltenhem 1.50 bagot bracelet and racers such as Mermowie, Niemion, Bee, Orookajack, Gansyee, latra, Datta Boy and Papstay Ciel.
In London on Tuesday Mr Ramsay MacDonald urged Parliament to view the issues of the era as a shared matter for all parties. He asked Opposition leaders for opportunities to discuss points of broad interest to the House and grave importance to the Hatley government. The Conservative associations expressed dull confidence in MP Baliwit and pledged loyalty and support.
A fragmentary London column quotes critics on socialism and foreign policy, then lists horse names and odds for races including Drag Cup events. The text mixes political disdain with racing results, naming figures like Donald and Miah Ne Ted and citing numerous horses with times and weights.
A wireless message from Sydney reports the Ambrym island near New Hobart was blown up amid earthquakes. The missionary and family survived but many stations were destroyed. Racing cards from the Stiring Stakes and Blackmore Handicap list numerous horses and odds.
Amanullah arrives in Cairo from Por Gad Scobis route via Italy and tells reporters he plans to live quietly in Alphamediam as a private individual. He denies Afghanistan treasures, claims to have only six pounds, and shows apparent poverty while stating his aim to return home as a private citizen. Ex-Queen Souriya appears pale amid the interview scenes.
A Melbourne crash on Wednesday near Bendigo killed pilot Alyeston, 32, an airman with Bendigo Aero Club. Married, with another aboard, the incident leaves a tragic mark on local aviation circles.
Reports confirm the body of a second man, Osene Walton, 92, from Bendigo, found after an aeroplane crash. Witnesses say the craft, piloted by Avalon, crashed during a flight, killing both Walton and Weston, a Bendigo Aero Club member and Goodyear Life employee. Both men were married and well known in local aviation circles.
In Malaya near Gunaramga a series of killings linked to a native group unfolds after an Adventist leader and family are attacked. Superintendent absent, a native teacher Sim is found slain with his wife and a native girl. A suspect named Onge is jailed as investigations suggest multiple assailants were involved. Tulasi is named in person as a figure in the case.
In Melbourne the Grand National hurdles race faces doubt over participation. Heckler may not run, Enerame’s stalking chances are unclear, and Willanjie’s ability to meet engagements remains unsettled amid a muddled entry list and uncertain form for the Havate.
The Austral Theatre shows a 1929 production praised for advanced technique and authentic locations. Warwick Deening novels influence the story directed by Victor Savitle features Stolle Beads as the lead with a dramatic romance and lush European settings.
Sydney dispatch details surviving crew and damaged planes after a crash near Rangoon. Kingsford Smith praised recovery actions and the crew’s endurance while officials emphasized flying safely and avoiding unnecessary risks as repairs and testing continue at Calcutta and Rangoon workshops.
The notice describes a landing at Allahabad with unclear timing and equipment, mentioning an aviator group considering departure for Calcutta and Warnellton. It notes possible further action today and hints at recurring trouble with uncertain agent and fuel provisions.
Toronto Tuesday report from consular banquet quotes Mr A A Haynes, new Trade Commissioner in Canada, urging Canada to increase trade with Australia without harming domestic production. He notes Australia values Canada at about 194 million dollars while Canada buys roughly 33 million dollars from Australia, and calls for mutual understanding and expanded commerce.
Sydney reports a fatal lift repair accident at Darling Island. George Bruce, 33, was killed when a weight fell on his head, decapitating him. The incident occurred mid workday and authorities are investigating the workplace tragedy.
Melbourne report: Albork Mils age 17 and William aged 44 went missing from their father's hut during a shooting expedition in the Australian Alps on December 12. After eleven days they were rescued and taken to Malhourne Hospital.
Melbourne reports federal department heads plan to cut estimates by 20 percent and suspend or delay projects. Many Defence Department temporary staff face dismissal while Postmaster General staff see gradual reductions. Compulsory training and nonessential programs will be curtailed as economy plans finalize.
A man named Davies was fatally crushed by unsecured material in Stirling. The incident occurred at Mount Golly quarry where Davies, attempting to stop the load, was crushed between a wall and a wagon as the vehicle shifted. Police and safety officials opened inquiries into the mishap.
A report by Mrs J. J. Winton notes extensive radium potential at Mount Painter Field held by the Australian Radium Corporation. Development and exploration paused due to road access issues. ore grades cited as similar to other world deposits with expected future success despite limited current progress.
The court heard alleged conspiracy claims connected to the Heel Ob bombing case as Henry States Norman Melver and Thowigs Paylor faced trial for inviting Madeof Vatushan to interfere with March ends. The crown prosecutor outlined plans to produce falsified evidence to appease the Lares men convicted in the bombing. The proceeding adjourned to the next day.
The state Parliament opened today with the usual ceremonies conducted by Governor Wollian Irvine. The government plans include establishing a new bank a Ministry of Transport and a bill addressing salaries and conditions of public servants. A policy focus on improving and developing fruit areas was pledged.
Melbourne on a Wednesday session saw Chief Commissioner Gan Eames and automobile club reps discuss measures to curb hit and run motorists. Proposals included life disqualification from tram driving and suspensions from Victoria Royal Automobile Club.
London Tuesday report cites Times Madrid correspondent noting the Spanish regime shows signs of weakening as plans for new constitutional steps are hinted. General Primo de Rivera indicates a forthcoming project will be presented to the National Assembly on July 6 with the government seeking broader public support and control.
Secretary to the Treasury Mr Morton today denied reports that the Treasury planned erecting a seven-foot barbed wire fence along the Saudi border to stop incursions. He stated such plans had never been mentioned to him and caused concern in London.
The South Australian Government moves to proceed with a petrol tax measure, while Victoria has not yet decided. A government review will study the Australian proposal as it is revised, with no immediate action expected.
In a bid to improve programmes the Amstealian Broadcasting Company secured the services of Alexander Brailowsky the Russian pianist and Poray Code the composer and conductor. Brakowsky will receive the highest fee yet paid to any artist in an Australian studio.
An armed man robs the Savings Bank at North Adelaide at 12 20 pm taking £600 from drawers. He and a female accomplice flee in a Buick car after detaining manager L Jehis and assistant D stodlim at the counter. Police pursue as shots are exchanged. the couple vanish.
The Pirie Hospital tender list includes Kricker Brothers of Ade, with bids accepted for substantial upgrades. Work details cover kitchen and domestic areas, replacing and extending wards, and the expectation is to begin immediately after contract completion.
Market report lists wholesale prices for apples and oranges with ranges and quantities. It notes varieties and unit prices, including mixed fruit and seasonal availability, as traders track demand and supply this morning.
Fragmented OCR of commodity and shipment details shows prices and forwards for electrolytic wireware slipaient and other metals. Mentions July changes, next month shipments, and assorted tonnages with several monetary figures and forward prices.
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