Hours of Hotel Trade Extension Debate in Parliament
The Adelaide report notes a Licensing Bill likely to be referred to a referendum if amended, with possible passage in Parliament. Observers doubt success in the Legislative Council and foresee a referendum drive in the Assembly if the bill passes. The discussion centers on hotel trading hours and non party line handling by the Treasure in the Assembly.
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Adelaide
Retesuusayar
Legislative Council
Assembly
Revertons
Beng
Pesved
Baved
Chief Justice Northmore Revisit Stirs Pirie Memories
Western Australia’s Chief Justice Sir Job Northmore visited Pirie on a personal trip aboard the trans Australian train en route to Adelaide. He recalled practising in Pirie in the late 19th century and noted his old office was in the Advocate Buildings alongside A. E. South. He described his Western Australia career and his tenure as Chief Justice since 181.
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Job Northmore
Western Australia
Pirie
Adelaide
Sir John
Pine
Advocate
A. E. South
the Recorder
Amd
St. Peters College
Bor
Supreme Court
N. Woolard
St. Bar
Ibeoken
John Northmore
Thompson
W A Footballers Return Home From Perth Trip
South Australian footballers travel back from Perth after a training series and injury list update. Western Australian officials consider return times and pace for the squad as they assess player fitness ahead of future matches.
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Wali
Tele Traine
Pesttine
Perth
Newt Sala
Hindstad
Tessa
South
Angaree
Amateur fishermen push for changes to Pirie fishing bill
A deputation from the Amateur Fishermen's Association urged Minister T Viaufurd to amend the fisheries bill to allow regulations protecting local fish stocks. They sought exemptions for Pirie waters, arguing whiting and Murray cod are threatened and that jacketing rules should be tailored to the district.
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T. Viaufurd
Minister of Marines
Toca
Lavey
Thike Denitation
Thriete
House of Assembly
Gutrat
Pirieay
Heangler
Lacey
Tse
Pirie
Mr. Lawry
Tie
Richairdson
Vinsfords
Vlayford Lad
Timely rains alter season outlook in Middle North
Glorious soaking showers across a vast area from Yorke Peninsula to the gulf changed the season’s prospects. Pirie records 134 points by noon, with widespread reports of improved conditions for farmers. Wandearah and nearby districts report varied falls and resumed fieldwork as patrons note potential gains.
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Middle North
Yorke Peninsula
Gulf
Pirie SZ
Conference on duration of Tests held in England
The article reports a four day debate among Marylebone Cricket Club officials and Australian Board of Control representatives, led by Mr W He Jeanes and Mr Justice Evatt, on the duration of Tests to be submitted for the English and Australian boards. It notes recent weather disruptions and heavy rainfall affecting Pirie and surrounding towns.
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England
Marylebone Cricket Club
W. He Jeanes
Justice Evatt
Australian Board of Control
Arsim
Hee
Australian Boards of Control
Petition Push Nears 2000 Signatures
Mr Jos Richardson secretary of the Dirie Amateur Fishermen's Association said last night many more names were obtained yesterday for the petition against portions of the proposed Fisheries Act. The signatures are nearing the 100 mark.
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Jos Richardson
Dirie Amateur Fishermen
Assoe Finn
Mrs Hilda Memen in Adelaide Joins Solomontown Visit Farewell
Miss Hilda Memen of Adelaide on a brief stay with her mother at Main road Solomontown. Workmates of Mr Fred Preston of the Skiliner roaster department at the Smelters gathered yesterday to present him and wish congratulations prior to his marriage solemnised last night. A handsome reading lady was to Mr Preston by Mr T Meade and foreman Mr Brown. the recipient responded.
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Hilda Memen
Adelaide
Main Road
Solomontown
Fred Preston
Skiliner
Preston
T Meade
Brown
Pirie Daily Notes Local Accidents And Visits
Yesterday in Pirie several minor incidents and hospital updates were reported. Mrs Sehler of Solomontown suffered severe scalds from boiling water but was not in serious condition after treatment at Pirie Hospital. Mr Hughes, minister, and Mr McDonald were treated for illness with appendicitis noted. A worker, Dr Williams, and Mr Baron of Fire referenced injuries from a crush at Hale Wharf. Mrs Hatch and Mrs Barnes were among residents with injuries or hospital stays after accidents. Several notable visitors and travelers passed through Pirie, including Sir John Northmore and executives from Volkart Bros and Twentieth Century Fox, with others attending the Hurst-Branford wedding and local meetings.
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W. A. Seheller
Parks Street
Solomontown
RSF
Pirie Hospital
Charles McDonald
Pirie West
G. K. Williams
West War
Hale Wharf
Coes Ee
Pirie
A. Hatch
Pirie South
Wat tHlowes
Wy Barnes
Frientinee Brigade
Warnertown Road
Igi the Saaes
Smoke Awakens Man In Burning House
Melbourne report details a fire in a house basement waking resident Lares Walle. Walle escaped with a few belongings as firefighters contained the blaze causing £200 damage. Bendigo MW notes the incident and confirms no serious injuries.
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Melbourne
Walle
Bendigo
Thie Jin
Prosperity Parade Displays Bicycles and Cars in Street Scene
A stopwork meeting of the Workers' Industrial Union near Broken Hill Trades Hall saw about 600 machines including 28 cars and numerous bicycles gathered in the street. Estimates place the total value around £1,800 with bicycles valued at £51,800.
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Broken Hill
Workers’ Industrial Union
Premier Corrects Maternity Ward Provision Talk
A government question about a maternity ward at Pirie Hospital sparked debate over nurse quarters. The Premier stated a provision would be made when funds became available and the hospital work would proceed.
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Dare
Aspepildy Fc Thuradaslash
Pervision
Pirie Hospital
Wiers
Jan
Honorables Avenue
Movie Ball a Triumph dan
Social event at the town hall drew 660 dancers for a charity benefit by Piste picture theatres supporting Matiers and Tables Health Association and Bush Nursing Society. The hall glowed with arc lamps behind red and blue shades and two imaged serpent motifs. Crown jewels and starry decor accompanied portraits of film stars.
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Piste Picture Theatres
Tables Health Asociation
Adelaide ball showcases film impersonation contest flair
Judges Miss Victoria Reynolds and Mrs L Waterman praised high standard entrants. Winners included Miss Mavis Yelland first in the Ladies section for Olivia De Havilland in Anthony verse, with several others like Mrs J Bullock and Miss Elaine Inglis noted. A prize envelope drawing featured gifts from radios to toasters, as guests enjoyed modern dances by Miss Elaine Inglis and Miss Ellen Kutcher.
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Victoria Reynolds
Susanne
L. Waterman
Adelaids
Mavis Yelland
Olivia de Havilland
Anthony
J. Bullock
Bebe
Jean Yelland
Jeannette Mar- Donald
Elaine Inglis
Eleanor Powell
Menage Aoram
Mbis
William
Joan Wildlais
Braginurr
Sulterland
MD Yates
Stromberg-Carlson Radio
RS. Lame
H. Godfrey
D. Onn
Rogers
Cooper
Hoffeans
3. Eason
Rob Forgan
Joyce Edwards
Pirie South Baptist Anniversary Observed in Jubilee Style
Pirie South Baptist Church marked its silver Jubilee with a warm service led by Deacon Hunter and attended by Mes J Pannell Miss K Cox and Miss Hunter. Sunday school continued with infantile paralysis epidemic relief efforts and scripture exams overseen by Misses Gombe and Crown and Mr G Miller.
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Pirie South
Wirral
de Res
Hunter
Ehuic
Mes
J. Pannell
K. Cox
Christian Hadeayor
Ted Vonitruuterk
Sumiay Shin
Gombe
G. Crown
G. Miller
Cabinet Minister Pushes Store Derby Plans
The cabinet minister advocates a store derby and pushes ahead with the idea. The article notes deaths of Mrs A Sandery and Mr a Hawes and other losses, with church leaders resignations and a new pastorate forming. Members assist with floral work, Lord’s Table supplies, and missions, while the church grapples with leadership and a vacant quarter.
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A. Sandery
A. Hawes
Franston
Mes
Meuruan
Dali
Chu Tor Ly Sears
Stephions
Uhrptvee
Mra. O. Falk
Deman- Heaton
Suodo
Mie
Wed. J. Hidingehureh
Weehureh
Tir
Eyrh. Walaa
He. E. Watwon
Central
Apilst Tren
Billiards Tournament Held in Pirie Area
Fragmentary report notes a billiards event in Pirie with entries including players and stakes. Names and exact results are unclear but references to prizes and fees suggest a mid level local competition.
Selecting Labor Candidates To Be Discussed At Conference
Labor officials debate pre selection ballots as factions push for electorate committees to choose their own candidates. Women at the annual meeting favor allowing ballots by all party members in each electorate to select candidates, reversing prior rules.
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Labor
Yasterday
Wounded Man in Quarrel Accused Acquitted in Melbourne
A Melbourne jury acquitted Basil McIntyre of Richmond of wounding Frederick Eddy of Coburg with intent to murder and with intent to do grievous bodily harm after a quarrel behind Richmond Picture Theatre on March 12. Eddy was shot in the abdomen.
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Melbourne
Basil McIntyre
Decorator
Richmond
Frederick Eddy
Coburg
Tanner
McIntyre
Eddy
Richmond Picture Theatre
Ajax gallops mile at Caulfield despite earlier lameness concerns
Ajax dispelled fears about his soundness by galloping a mile at Caulfield today. He went well and was eager to go faster, showing no sign of the lameness that had worried his trainer recently.
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Melbourne
Ajax
Caulfotrd
Huge Cotton Surplus Predicted in India for Next Season
A fragmented report forecasts a massive cotton surplus in India with estimates up to 2,000,000 bales and notes acreage reductions next season. It cites exports to the Said finan, the Conlin eal, and Japan as major destinations while pointing to variable buyer activity and uncertain domestic demand.
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Murehley
Mel
Abure
Syanes
Mount Ruseliiskas
Fife
Indi
Emtton
Lara
Sarah
Wheat and Lead Market Snapshots
Fragmentary note shows prices for wheat and lead with unclear units. Mentions a 2/1 percent basket and a lead price of £15 per 10 units, but surrounding details are missing.
Foreign Immigrants Rile Australian Leaders in Parliament
Sydney reports Daibn leaders accuse the Federal Government of ignoring a flood of low-grade foreign migrants that threatens Australian standards. They allege foreigners are cheating wage awards and seeking to lower living standards in the nation.
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Sydney
Minum
Tle
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