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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
4
For sale notice lists items at Solomontown with address 41 Geddes Road and Main Road Solomon town. Mentions scalded cream and Always plenty on hand. Includes disjointed names and stray phrases suggesting local notices and a football competition reference.
Woodend Today races will be held at Woodend Victoria this afternoon with six events and acceptances listed for hurdle, nursery handicap, hospital handicap maiden plate and related races. Notable entrants include Morwell, Skirmish, Royal Romany Painter, Lady The Wind, Dramyst, Warook, Marmal, and St Annie among others.
Racing LV.R.C. announces a nine event program for the Adelaide meeting on Wednesday and Saturday with divisions for Welter and Trial Stakes. Acceptances list Prince Minninie Lady Bangonie St Gun Denorgat Malksi and many more across the Noon, Juvenile, and Handicap races.
Gr Mecarter led a meeting at Pare Park Council to condemn the unsanitary conditions of the Memorial Park and rear of the police station conveniences. Inspector Lennard reported poor maintenance and the need for urgent action. The Works committee was urged to review and submit a plan with a new sanitary station in Memorial Park or nearby for children and residents.
A garbled report describes street collection efforts in Pirie Street led by a female mayor or official. It notes permission was required and a council decision restricting collections on Thursday Friday and Saturday, with workers praised before a panel interrupted events.
The Solomontown Palais hosts a novelty evening at the Athletic Club with a fine orchestra in attendance. A Monte Carlo braid dance and lucky spot waltz are planned and a 10 shilling prize is offered.
Port Pirie council met to authorize a report by responsible offices on dewming septic tanks and the removal of all garbage in central areas of the town.
Port Pirie Council discussed water lying between railway lines in Ellen Street after rain. A railway officer previously visited with no report. Dr. Dey urged action citing recent instances showing necessity for relief.
Karomin and Ceter dead heat in the one mile Forest Handicap at Ballarat. Other results list Star of the Mist winning trial handicap six furlongs, Concross taking the Welter Handicap seven furlongs, Amalight top in the Novice Handicap five furlongs, Favee Le Ray and Westlock leading the Brush Steeplechase, with Karomin and Ceter showing strong in the final betting.
Port Pirie Council grants the Football Association permission for training on Memorial Goal Oval during the week before the Intertown match Pirie v Northern Areas.
In Sydney on Wednesday the Australian Railways Union asked the Federal Arbitration Court to cut railway workers in New South Wales from 48 to 44 hours a week. Vic torian commissioners' representative objected noting potential wider impacts. The judges indicated the Victorian body could intervene if needed.
A sensational report from Hunts Street states that Mes Dumnet was struck in the face by an intruder who entered through an open window. She fainted, the intruder escaped, and nothing appears to be stolen.
Severe floods spread across the north coast of New South Wales flooding farmland and cutting roads. The Sydney Brisbane road near Macksville lies under several feet of water as flood conditions menace the region.
The Parliamentary Country Party invited Mr E J Hogan former Labor Premier and now independent member of the Legislative Assembly to join the Country Party. Hogan said he had strong supporters urging him to join and would consult friends and supporters before deciding.
Sydney reports the liner Nieuw Holland has arrived back in port. Delegation members say Australia’s gesture was well received amid ratifying responses to efforts to advertise Australian products both primary and secondary.
An elderly couple describes sleepless nights from arthritis and rheumatism. They credit Kruschen Salts with improved mobility after two months, noting reduced pain and steadier fingers. The ad claims the product dissolves uric acid crystals and cleanses the system, with a price of 2 shillings per bottle.
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