Admission Prices At The Australian Gazette Show
Prices of admission listed for circle seating and front stalls. Children pay 1 shilling and tax, adults 4 pence, with various stalls and reserves noted.
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1925
Page
2
Prices of admission listed for circle seating and front stalls. Children pay 1 shilling and tax, adults 4 pence, with various stalls and reserves noted.
Ships at Port Augusta and nearby wharfs share activity notes for the day. Entries mention Predera Wht Almasr Railway Wharf Smaelters Wharf and Gantries with vessels expeth this month and MacVicar, Shanghai, and Pirryra noted with uncertain timing. The Brave is reported to await a morning maneuver at the gantries.
Adelaide Steam Tug Co announces a tugboat service to Whyalla on Tuesday and Friday at 7 am with passengers and general cargo, returning the same day, circumstances permitting.
The Adelaide Steamship Company Ltd announces the commodious passenger steamer Port Adelaide LincolN Pirie will call at Port Germein fortnightly, every Monday via Augusta and AVOUSTA. The schedule aims to improve coastal transport with regular coastal calls and improved connections.
Reading shows listed events include a 3 PM opening by Mrs. C Yeat nan AN at a usual stall. An afternoon Tex concert precedes a televised evening program with artists and an afternoon tree. Competition finals close at 9 30 PM.
Euchre and dance tonight at St Paul’s Parish Hall. Gents 1 shilling 6 pence, ladies 1 shilling. Supper and prizes. Tickets and details to be announced.
Varying properties listed with six rooms each. Prices range from 1 050 to 24 000 pounds. Available features include baths gas and wood stoves electric lighting concrete residences gardens tennis courts garages and telephones. Calls invite prospective purchasers to inspect multiple blocks and locales.
A garbled catalogue of auctioneers valuators and assorted firms including Royal Exchange Assurance Mutual Life and Guineas, Cyclone Gale and Force Go, Bennett and Fisher Woo and Merchanidiw, Penna and Co Lia uensachs nel Twine Clutterbuck, Far t Machinery Adelaide Mudio Vered Bros Feu Bran and Pollard Alfred Call amd Go farms.
A. A. Pearce & Co instruct owner to subauction Section 259 Solomontown land near Beach Road and Three Chain with one acre and all machinery. Plant includes Tangey engine, Troy laundry, steam gallinder, dryers, washers, copper and iron gear, water tanks, tables, ladders, lighting, gas fittings, and sundries. Details and bids from the auctioneers or L. Goode & Co, Pitt Street.
In a Welbeck Abbey address dated June 3 1925 Prime Minister Baldwin calls for a 10 percent efficiency boost across Britain and Continental firms. He urges employers to scrap old methods adopt closer worker relations and consult on routine management highlighting Ford and Leverhulme as models. He warns wage limits risk disaster if not balanced with productivity.
Muriel Day headlines a great concert at the Solomontown Methodist Church on Wednesday June 17 at p.m. assisted by leading talent and a varied program for listeners.
Mil and Mrs A W Davidson and family of Wandearah thank all friends for cards, flowers, rural notices, and personal expressions of sympathy after the sudden death of Mrs W Davidson. The family appreciates letters, telegrams, and those who aided during this sad bereavement.
At Monday night’s Keith Local Board session Dr. Yeatpian reported a fortnight of influenza cadet illness with two Solomontown cases, eight Pirie West cases, and one other in North Ward. The Mayor discussed appointing a Pirie analyst, with the Town Clerk consulting the Works Commissioner and seeking Central Board of Health qualifications for the post.
Melbourne news notes Victoria will extend the existing wheat pool for over years and a bill to enact the policy will be brought before the State Parliament. The bill sets up security features and outlines long term arrangements under the pool system.
A speaker argues that true peace rests on divine guidance and fair labor rights. Workers deserve wage security and industry influence, but must avoid laziness and deceit. employers and employees should follow the Golden Rule to heal national labor strife.
In Adelaide the Administrator of South Australia will host a levee at Government House to honor the King's Birthday. A band and guard of honor will be led by the 9th Battalion with a royal salute from the 3rd Australian Field Artillery Brigade. Local council debates street hazards from rusty telephone poles and votes to request painting posts white for visibility.
Plainclothes Constable L Bund and Adelaide Court ghouk visit Pir for Friday inquiry opened by G W Halcombe. Passengers on the Arvito include Sir Harry Beighel and Lieut Colonel MacGulloch en route to New Zealand for trout fishing. Dr Henrietta Main plans study of child welfare and judged a baby show aboard. W C Hill returns to Melbourne after inspecting interior Australia and the North South railway routes. He notes rail expansion could unlock interior settlement and freight costs on camel trains.
Mr Allen, Premier of Victoria, stated today that the Government had approved the migration agreement and that a four member Cabinet sub committee was appointed to study schemes for carrying out the agreement. The committee will report to the full Cabinet.
The Pirie Town Council met Monday with Mayor Geddes presiding and members present. The session covered deaths of ex-workers, Rover Football Club training at Memorial Oval, drainage improvements for the Co-Operative Store, a petition for street lighting at Amanda and Warne Streets, and financial balances across General Fund Electric Light and Main Road funds. Committee discussions included the crusher project and road maintenance updates across North, South, West, and Main wards.
The text contrasts conservative and radical viewpoints. It argues conservatives fear unchecked change yet value progress when tied to tradition, while radicals push haste. The ideal voter blends conservatism with radicalism and common sense, avoiding extremes.
At a Town Council meeting on Monday night a plan was proposed to form a repair gang to maintain the town’s permanent highways. The motion to refer the idea to the Works Committee for consideration of appointing a repairing gang passed.
The inspector reports a culvert repair on Caledonian street and drainage work for Baker on Yolomous lawn road. Suggestions include carting 10 loads of cinders at 8/6 per load and local flood repairs on Greenwoood Street. The meeting discussed level crossings, water-table cleaning, and road works pending emersion. The By-laws breach case against FM Turra was heard. guilty with fined costs or 14 days. Messages requested railway and harbour authorities to review third railway line to Eflen Street and cromings in Pirie. Sympathy letters for Tate Smith and Georgy Buse were decided. rent terms discussed for piped line in Marie-Elle street. Major noted foundation stone laid for a technical school.
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