Lorna Williams wins associates championship at Kingston Park
Lorna Williams Pirie won the associates championship at the North Western golf carnival opening at Kingston Park Links yesterday, with a 132 for 27 holes in perfect weather. Competitors from Wirrabara Port Augusta Glenelg and other towns joined the event, and Williams led a strong field to claim the title amid clear skies and fair conditions.
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We Lorne Williams
Pirie
Kingston Park Links
Many Clubs Represented Today At North Western Championship
A scattered notice lists clubs and competitors set to compete at the North Western full championship in Elveston Park. Names include Mirws wad, Phunwson, Wankel, Hopkins, Bertolt Mle lowers, Kadina, Ashita, Wes, Gr Wirrubyrs, Crystal Brook, Port Victoria, Booleroo Centre, Crystal Brock, and others. The page note indicates continued coverage on page 4.
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Mallyon
Kadina
Ornate Hai
Seoty
Maiti
Ie Wes
Ain Ashita
Ualeelh
Toplin Keterborouah
Baumunds Gladstoneau
Ro M. Edwards
Port Victoria
Amusement tax enforcement debated by SA exhibitors
Adelaide officials push strict amusement tax rules as South Australian Motion Picture Distributors Association notes the burden on country exhibitors. The group adjourned to Monday to hear from country exhibitors while concerns mount over promoters and potential declines in film event attendance.
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Adelaide
Finany
Stady Uutles
Snforce Vie LwXutinn
South Australian
Motiv Picture Distributors Association
Waterman
C. BE. Wyett
Hotel Permits Opinion Split by Coventry and Homburg
A garbled report shows Mr. O J Coventry and Mr H Homburg debating hotel permits. Homburg, former Attorney General, voices agreement with government authorities while Coventry argues over civil and legislative limits on permit provisions and public lodging facilities.
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Coventry
H. Homburg
Auelaine
O.J. Coventry
Aturaey-General
Guvern
Mir
Qivantrys Sagmestinn
Woman Recovers After Court Awards Mills Compensation
In Melbourne a County Court jury awarded Kitty Mills of Mooroolbank £450 plus costs for injuries from a near late Sep accident. The case detailed a broken neck and back injuries, surgery, and extended hospital treatment, with Mills partially immobilized and undergoing rehabilitation.
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Melbourne
Mages
Kitty Mills
Mooroolbank
Turtur
Lilydale
Josey
Eaewnitin
Yorkshire cricketer's 44th birthday marked in bold
In a brief notice the veteran Test cricketer is celebrated as the opening batsman of Yorkshire for two decades. The piece notes his 44th birthday and acknowledges his long service with the county, highlighting past achievements and recent tributes from fans and the club.
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Solana
Suteliffe
Htuttutts
Tainites
Yomudarves
Yorkshire
Federal basic wage plan discussed by union leaders
An emergency committee of the Australian Council of Trade Unions and the Unions' Basic Wage Committee issued a statement about the federal basic wage, arguing it should reflect productivity gains in primary and secondary industries. The note critiques past wage adjustments, calls for a measured restoration of the wage, and contrasts current outline proposals with 1931 practices.
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Melbourne
Aus- Yalasian Council of Trade Unions
Antalya
Niland
Varanasi
Australia
Osilla
Weather Log Snapshot From Yesterday
Yesterday's maximum reached 63 degrees and the minimum 41 degrees. The 24 hour reading ended at 8:30 am with a low of 41, reflecting cool early hours and a mild daytime peak.
Wheat Market Oddities In Adelaide And US Notes
Foreign wheat buyers like El Adelaide and Continental interests keep purchases quiet while values hold. Adelaide merchants maintain farmer lot limits at 4/104, with prices on trucks at Port Adelaide. Reports from Nebraska and the Midwest show mixed signals. Winnipeg and US markets whisper of prices, while general sentiment hints at cautious bullishness amid uncertain export flows.
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Adelaide
Brada
Nanggom
Gr. Dichills
Nebraska
United States
Winnipeg
Jieayy
London Metal Market Leads With Mixed Advices And Prices
Market updates show fluctuating London metal prices with gains in copper and aluminium futures. Standard, Spot, and forward quotes span copper, zinc, tin, silver, lead, and coal while electrolyte and wire durs shift within recent ranges.
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Muntrana Mings and Metals Association
Lymlun Metal EX
Hgmge Muilddie
Speke
Sbindardy
Aunee
Oben
Transport Strike Fear Grips New Zealand
Strikes by oil lorry drivers disrupt transport across New Zealand causing fears of fuel shortages. Drivers have ceased work amid labor disputes while unions press for concessions. Officials warn of potential economic impact as logistic chains face delays and public anger grows.
Wimbledon ties spark Crawford and McGrath wins
Crawford and McGrath secure two wins in a Wimbledon tie match set amid London reporting. The result highlights continued strong performances by the pair as the tournament progresses.
Maternity hospital proprietor shot dead in Fremantle
A double tragedy at a Fremantle maternity hospital on Queen Victoria Street ends with Eva Elizabeth Booth, 54, a nurse, and John Alexander Carwochar, 82, found dead. Police report a high powered rifle with an empty shell and live bullets near Carwochar, who appears to have shot himself. Witnesses say the proprietor was killed earlier, with family notified as detectives investigate the complex chain of events.
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John Alexander Carwochar
Auteas Pom
Desteruay
Es Fremantte
Queen Victoria Street
Set
Growden
Pier Vine
Nira Seut
Twidy
Gevordan
Ki Ugelan
Carnavhen
Scott
Carnochad
Freda
Gurnodhiat
Mirse Miller
Moen
Perth
Pirie Hospital
Pat Barvert
John Caputo
L. Caputo
Parks. Street
Solomontown
Herbert
Recorder
Wunile
Tin
Divorce Debate Rocks Lords Over Marriage Bill
Special Cable from London reports the House of Lords debated a Marriage Bill amending divorce law. Bishops pressed for amendment while Church representatives argued against loosening divorce rules noting risks to morality and the sanctity of marriage. Lords Snell and others warned that inaction could undermine marriage as an institution.
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London
House of Lords
Or. Lane
Canterfury
Whlét
Sadvino
Bagind
Snell
Port Augusta Railway Holiday Dispute Sows Dismissals
Arbitration Court hears that QMAR T practices allowed wage loss over holidays for Commonwealth Railways workers. Contractors claim men were dismissed or paid off for holidays while others returned after break. Judge Drake notes uncertainty and urges payment when workers remained engaged. case hinges on contractor statements and holiday entitlement.
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Melbourne
QMART
Drake ‘Brockman
Arbitration Court
Australian Workers’ Union
Bert Augusta Ly
Pisa
Contearturs
Messrs Furles
Saisvers
Uns Mie
Memselves
Wil
Montis
WU. Allen
Hnanumwealth Railways Commssioners
Commonwealth Railways
Murphy
Woggerman
Britain and France in Spanish tensions drive peace efforts
United States supports Britain and France in Spanish crisis as Italo German tensions over Spain unfold. Roosevelt urges restraint. Berlin and London discuss non intervention with ambassadors and defense officials. German naval dispositions and a Tripoli command are noted amid shifting policy.
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America
Britain
France
Lord Plymouth
Foreign Gree
Committee of Imperial Defence
Surplus forecast and wage effects on SA finances
Australian State summary reports a predicted surplus near £100,000 for South Australia with revenue gains from wool and wheat surges. Cabinet hints at a modest 10000s excess after adjustments, while wage rises threaten tax cuts and public service costs. Opposition warns the federal wage rise could strain state budgets.
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Adelaide
Wiliel
Meodtler
Nyfaytui
Reaci
Labor and Defence Minister Critical Statement
In Canberra on Friday the Customs Minister warned the Labor amendment to motion four in the House of Representatives that Australia would lack a defence system if the Labor Government returned at the general election. He claimed the party in office had allowed military supplies to run dry.
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Berlin
Hallan
Libya
Tripali
Canberea
House of Representatives
S. White
Australia
Labor Party
Local Hospital Notes and Community Mentions
Personal injuries and medical updates from Pirie Hospital include Mr iL Gerrud of Pirto West admitted for facial trouble and Master Mamiltyn Hunter from Stem ness after a stall home incident. Wardang Island holiday plans for M Keane and a hospital discharge for steamer crewman W Hill frame a day of local health and travel notes with rescues, wages, and visits noted.
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Mamiltyn Hunter
Stem
Ema
Pirie Hospital
W. Hill
Ashridge
Mrs Freer in Australia voyage uncertain awaiting funds
Mrs M Freer of Auckland awaits confirmation of her departure from New Zealand to Australia after the dam incident lifts. Reports say departure depends on German arrangements, with Freer linked to stage rights and newspaper opportunities, while funds and allies shape her travel plans.
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Auckland
M. AM. Freer
Australia
Barmcit Sre
Prost
Wolie
New Zealand
Gmanca
Karmel
Frew
Ims
Righte
Austral
England
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Comets
J. Coblac
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Miss Gublay
Bella
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Ted
Meg
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Furgan
Spa
Pubyra
Urystal Mirek
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A. Murdock
Mire
A. Bett
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Miss L. Hoskins
Swann
G. Dey
Sweenney
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Mise K. Puller
Sweeney AL
Sutter
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Mise
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H. Sutoliffe
Washington
Treasury Department
Ernie Teday freiuiNh
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London Metal Market
Bridig
Crawford
McGrath
Winbledon
Metrat
Murti
GM A. Bromgpl
Maternity
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Fremantle
Lords
Port Augusta Railway
South Nustiutiur Brunet
We Wolett
Commonwealth
Munphy
Germany
Recordie
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Roosevelt
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Thay
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Mipsister
Vierr Hitler
Bar
Intersa Lions
Haltan
Delly Telegraph
VERT
M. &. Keane
St. Mark's Football Club
Wardang Island
Yorke Peninsula
Morris
Solomonland
3. Fister
Port Lincoln
A. Fichers
Alfred Street
Howetown
Mister
Fisher
J. Mmelewood
Whyalla
Cameecial Aviation Company
Mrs. M. Freer
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