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Port Pirie Recorder

Location

Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia

Date

Jun 19, 1930

Page

1

Luck of Toss as Australia lose fifth toss in Surrey match

London, Wednesday. Australia field at The Oval for the first day of the Surrey match. Woodfull loses the toss for the fifth successive time as Surrey dominate in the damp, slow wicket conditions. Hobbs tops Surrey scoring with 14, Grimmett’s opening spell strong, and Australia struggle as the day ends with Surrey at 450 for 9.

Aynltud Seevieh London Surrey Cho Oval Australia Wondfull Bradaieu Kippax Jackson Mccabe o'Beskett Horwood Fairiex Wall Ornamet Walker Hobbs Sendiani Bonder Iarfom Dorling Shepterd Wilson Gregory Baldwin Peach Brooks Andy Mide Austins Dethy Sydney Hornibrook Tessén Dad Lee Richardson Ponsford Olddeld a'Beckett Wall i Hobbs Senduam Cerametl Cneam Nirfax Aly Griwradt Parlin

Ashes Test Drawn Amid Crowd Frenzy at Lord's

London reports a weathered but tense day as Australia against England ends with 110 needed in the final 405 minutes. Oldfield Grimmett and Fairfax resisted a strong Australian stand. Robins and Dunnish fielding kept the English chase in check. The crowd roared as stumps approached with a draw assured. next match at the Oval tomorrow and Lords to host the second Test on Friday. Bradman and Melabe prominent in the coverage.

London Australia Oldie Ramfax Oldfield Grimmett Paifax Hornbrook Furriss Robins Fairfax Wall Mornibrook Huenibrook Duskworth Vyllioh Bexdmag Tur Surry the Oval Lords Ensland Bradman Melabe Umellgnt

Reporter Missing in Sydney After Foul Play Fears

Sydney police fear foul play after Murray Hulett, 25, a Death Newspapers staffer, vanished from Baddlington while en route to his office. He had recently published an article about a man named William Meltman eleven years earlier, alleging Ned Deen was wrongfully convicted. Documents he was carrying were stolen, leading investigators to suspect kidnapping or murder.

Sydney Murray Hulett Reprling Baddlington Hulett William’ Meltman Ned Deen

Telephone service to Finland expanded to Helsinki line

Australian report notes telephone connections extended on Friday extending to Helsinki Finland, linking Melbourne with Nordic exchange. Officials confirm improved international service and network readiness amid ongoing modernization efforts.

Melbourne Onver Salle Helsingtors Finland

Debated Arbitration Act and overlapping awards in Canberra

In Canberra on Wednesday during debate on the Arbitration Act, the Opposition Leader attacked the government’s handling of overlapping awards. He accused the federal party of reconstituting powers and criticized conciliation and adjustment provisions as part of a broader constitutional package.

Canberra G_Gatharwy Dyer Lapyins Pederalada

Sydney Reform candidates win council seats in six year election

Sydney voters held elections today for the first time in six years. Reform candidates were returned to all six seats. J. S. Gardin won in his ward but carried the lowest vote total among elected councilors.

Sydney Reform Sing J. S. Gardin

Strathalbyn Handicap Triumph By Borneo

Racing at Strathalbyn today featured the Strathalbyn Handicap won by Borneo with a field including Nine Mwlongs, ROWNEO, MAWTINELLO and LUNAPNAD. Dividends were recorded at 3 1/2 to 1 and 4 to 1 with further payouts noted for the Trial Stakes and other races.

Borneo Strathalbyn Auacles Saiuunashe Menany Untea Lion Tighiurs Sar Pedrey Garet Dager Thades Alawtinelly Wuitlakery Tsonui Prin Avehosan Gostone Twa Miter Ung Turlong Sig Cheins Lunapnad Sapgunia Whitlakery Jovpeline Burry Mobllons Adnviralalia Pewehi Istol'es Duna Mawtinello Tv Auiluellon Hteve Stamp Concentrat Lanius Keomoten Blyet Curls Trents Etlagelet Quemile Hialeut Antoine Clvidiescu Livres San Maceo Quist Mavealabr Navara

Mining Inquiry Theodor Rebuked For Evidence Delay

Brisbane telegram shows Theodore declines immediate attendance for the mining inquiry. The commission demands a definite earliest date for him to appear and reiterates that his earlier position remains unchanged despite his telegram.

Boy’s Fire Prank Delays Farm Brigade Incident

A 15 year old boy sparked two fires on a farm and kept the local fire brigade busy. Police questioned him after midnight as he laughed at the inquiry, saying he would have set more fires if not stopped. He was sent to a reformatory until age 21.

Serio Londow Rice

Export and Import Figures Show Decline in South Australia

Decline in trade noted as imports fell by 24,478,000 to £3,924,000 and exports decreased by 400,000 to £19,067,900. The report cites overall port trade at £4,744,000 with exports including cold species valued at £22,000,000.

Adedaids Forte Amontis South Australia Valle Lof

Melbourne City appoints organist at 700 guineas salary

Melbourne appoints W. Moki to Clifton College Bris tol England as Melbourne City organist at a salary of 700 guineas with right to practice privately. The Melrose-born Clarke scholar aged 81, recently went to England on Wednesday to take up the post as a notable musician.

Gily Connell Mir Moki Clifton College Bristol England Melbourne Mello Sha Ateline Clarke Phas Harm

Plucky Priest Fights Thieves at Randwink Church

Sydney dispatch reports Father Gilbert of St Brigit’s Church Randwink confronted two thieves robbing the poor box early today. He was knocked to the ground and struck in the face, glasses broken, as five shillings were stolen. The men fled and were not captured.

Sydney St. Brigit's Church Randwink Gilbert Elas

Abnormal Rains Cause Flood Chaos in New South Wales

Floodwaters cut rail and road links from Sydney to northern NSW with feet of water in some areas. Homes inundated, residents ferried by boat, seven swagmen stranded at East Greta. Maitland area reported rising floods, trains suspended, weather bureau warns of worsening prospects as authorities scramble to restore services.

Sydney Btair Newcastle Malar Aml East Greta Solith Maitland N. Wonay Lima Weather Bureau

Adelaide Criminal Appeal Hears Leave to Appeal

An Adelaide court heard an appeal application by a prisoner named Natale Smckade related to a previous seven year sentence for a police officer shooting. The case references an affidavit and a grant of leave to appeal against his conviction and imprisonment.

Adelaide Will Ty Allen Tve Imlay Aethulinin Fon

Italians Mollified Coat of Arms Returned

In Townsville the Italian Consul for Queensland Cavey dl Sandfurran praised Queensland police for recovering the coat of arms. He expressed gratitude and planned a visit to oversee the replacement of the shield above the Consulate, noting a ceremony likely to mark the restoration.

Townsville

River Murray Losses Debate Highlights Settler Costs

A fragmentary report shows Mr Collins accusing government plans on River Murray soldier settlements of failure. He cites a 19 dale operation costing about 4 000 000 and admin costs around 50 000 yearly. He argues reclaiming cost would save about 20 000 yearly with returns of stock and herd.

Adelanp Woodnasday River Murray Ale Uolling House of Assembly Nissfwerngon Liz Othe River Murray Tnd Tech Collins

Work For 2,000 under Melbourne Relief Scheme

Melbourne reports 2000 men placed under the Victorian relief scheme while 45000 still seek work. The Stage Cabinet authorised further expenditure on multiple works and anticipates thousands more absorbed within a week or two.

Melbourne Viewman Labor Bureau Stage Cabinet

Overseas Shipping Fraights and Treaty Dispute

Fragmentary text discusses overseas shipping concerns, freight rates, and an agreement between shipping interests. Scullin mentions restoration of a prior state and that the agreement may be overridden. The readable material is incomplete and cryptic.

Embezzlers Hurt Banks Amid Heavy Defalcations

The report notes widespread embezzlement at American banks including United Service and First National Bank losses. It cites a sales manager facing up to forty years, with defalcations around £120,000 and bank deposits in one case totaling £2,000,000 though a salvage of a quarter was hoped.

United Service Louis Fist National Bank

Prime Minister Declines Mediation in Union Negotiations

The Prime Minister announced he will not consent to act as mediator in talks between the AAWU and A.D.P. The decision follows questions about his interview with the president of the AAV after both factions asked him to arbitrate.

Canberra AAWU A.D.P Asv Baller

Lawn Tennis Queen's Cup First Round Result

In London on Tuesday Moon Austy beat J W Nuthall 6 2 6 1 in the Queen's Cup first round. Australian then faced Bell who beat him 7 5 7 4 with seven straight serves at one stage.

Unitea_serncey London Moon Austy J. W. Nuthall Bog Bell America

Epsom Meet Recap with Odds and Notable Entries

Race card notes from the Epsom meet list horses and bettors with odds, including Handel, Yurake, Master Anomaly, The Singing Fool, Spearirl, and Speangirl. Two year old divisions feature entries like Sis Turlonis and Master Allam. results beside each runner show odds and positions, with several dismounts or misplacements noted in the chaotic summary.

Handel Tapior Grustalea Kyoto Tales Nosegwy Jomsny Prince Spearhurst Norma Poulecl Lory Monel Allamfy

Geelong En Fete Welcomes Amy Johnson At Melbourne

Melbourne report notes Amy Johnson visiting Caulfield Hospital and Menzies Hotel amid a large Geelong celebration. crowds cheered as she greeted patients and soldiers, with gifts and a civic reception in the city, then tours and shopping before a Lyceum Club event.

Melbourne Amy Johnson Mallee Caulfield Toad Fitz Menzies Hotel Geelong Miss Johnson Mesit Myer Prosantet Ville Manny

Fatal Treatment Death in Berlin Sparks Controversy

In Berlin a patient subjected to experimental tuberculosis prophylactic treatment has died at Lubbeck. The Lubbeck Assembly and hospital officials face scrutiny as details about the treatment and facility remain unclear amid public concern.

United Service Berlin Lubcck General “Hospital

Late Sir Henry Seagrave Cremation Attended by Family

Sir Henry Seagrave was cremated in Goldér's Green with widow and parents present and Tore Wakehole as witnesses. Police crowds gathered to pay final homage in a special series observed at St. Matearets.

United Service London Puestay Henry —Segravels Goldér Voilas Tore Wakehole Henry Dveing St. Matearets Weslintinstar

World Sculling Title Challenge by Barry May

Barry May challenges for the world sculling title against United Service after a medical setback. A surgeon reportedly put him to sleep and manipulated forearm muscles that failed in the previous world championship, but he claims full restoration and readiness to race at the Tort course for the December championship.

United Service London Berk Arry Mhauso Fia Musares

Death of Carbine's Trainer in Melbourne

An 81 year old trainer Walton Silokenbalhom who trained Carbine and other racehorses died in Melbourne. The obituary notes his long career in racing and mentions a substantial pension or payout associated with his patronage, along with references to his influence in the industry.

Melbourne Walton Silokenbalhom Hhp Torn Ak. Tromana Iensthnaters Thay Alakos Tis

Council funds boosted with 93000 grant in reading

In a House of Assembly session Minister WW Denny announced an additional £93000 for local government. He said the money could be made available to district councils outside the metropolitan area if applications are approved. Questioning by Mr Hopkins touched on relieving unemployment and directing funds to councils, with the premier responding.

Adellaide House of Assembly J. Denny K. A. Hopkins Fes

Adelaide wholesale prices and metal quotations from June market

Adelaide Wednesday market reports wholesale prices for apples mandarins beans cabbages and tomatoes with noted prices. It also cites London Metal Exchange quotations for June including copper lead tin and silver with spot and three month figures and forward shipments.

Adelaide Austrailia Mines Ung ‘Metal Association London Metal Exchange Mda Watos Ab

Earth Tremors Reported in Port and Creeks

Earth tremors were felt in Omen and similar incidents were reported at Ensuy and Swifts Creel. A shock occurred four tours ago, but no damage was done.

Melbourne Ensuy Swifts Creel

Prests Limited Discounted Tweed and Gabardine Suits

A sale listing offers one remaining Size 3 Dark Tweed priced 29 shillings 6 pence, a Size 3 Fawn Gabardine at 28 shillings 6 pence, a Size 5 Fawn Gabardine at 35 shillings, a Size 5 Grey Tweed at 22 shillings 6 pence, and a Size 6 Grey Tweed at 37 shillings 6 pence, all with respective sale prices.

Special Showroom Bargain on Ladies Coats and Frocks

A commercial notice advertises a special showroom bargain on ladies coats frocks and jumper suits all reduced to one price 29/6. It highlights variety with nursery wincey at 1/11 yd and claims no two items are alike for the kiddies.

Wincey

Prest-Limited opens Haby counter for Tutting Edging range

A new range of Tutting Edging has opened at Prest-Limited. Prices include single width cretonnes and natural flannel pieces. Details are partially obscured in the source.

A. Ati Ae

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