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Newspaper

Port Pirie Recorder

Location

Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia

Date

Jun 29, 1933

Page

1

Urgent Needs An’ Pike Waterfront Deputation Pushes Funding

Port Pirie deputation to Minister of Marine Mr Hudd pressed for funds to upgrade Pirie wharfs and water supply. Speakers highlighted dusty ore, inadequate watering systems causing health risks, ship delays, and need for deepwater berths and improved sheds, fountains, and crossings.

Hudd Marine Port Pirie Lacey A. E.V. Woodroffe Maritima Labor Pirie Wuouroite Woodrake Helms H. Bothems Wodlroffe Je Paylon Watersite Workers' Federation Mio

Fishermen Plea for Better Facilities at Battle Wharf

Mr J Kimbley secretary of Pony Pinte Fishermen's Association urged action on poor in harbour conditions at Battle Wharf. He said ramps were inadequate, only a few accommodations existed, and the fleet faced prosecution for landing elsewhere. About 200 tons of fish left Pirie yearly, with fishermen seeking government aid and transport improvements.

J. Kimbley Pony Pinte Fishermen's Association Ford South Austiralia Balle Kimbjsy Mr. Kimbrey Nonin

Flood Victims In China Scarred By Harbin Relief Report

Shanghai reports from the White Swastika relief group that Hailun Sinhwa area remains devastated from last year’s floods. Inhabitants eat tree bark leaves and sawdust with fears of famine and possible cannibalism. New floods threaten again this year.

Shanghai Harbin Hailun- Sinhwa

Weather summary for yesterday and late morning temperatures

Yesterday's high reached 68.9 degrees. The minimum for 24 hours ended at 8.30 a.m. was 53.8 degrees, with a 4.30 p.m. reading of 56.8 degrees.

Great Northern Railway Awarded £565,000 Compensation

The Great Northern Railway Company has been awarded £565,000 compensation following a derailing during a recent strike. The ruling notes derailment details and mentions the involved cables and parties, reflecting compensation for the incident.

Compensation Railway Company Belg Great Northern Railway Company

Missing from home Adelai dd, Weanestey

Missing friend enquiries are being made for Mr. Graham Ste. Chaplin aged 40 of Hoade Park. He has been missing from his home and from his place of employment under hospital authority since midday today. Described as of dark complexion, with quick walk, well dressed in black shoes.

Adelaidd Weanestey Graham Ste. Chaplin Hoade Park Mery

Tariff Board Hears Mercerised Cotton Yarn Case

The Tariff Board met to inquire into mercerised and soft cotton yarn importation. Secretary Ferguson sought a two month adjournment for British manufacturers to present their case, while Robinson warned Australia’s cotton mills would collapse without delays. The hearing began but was adjourned pending government policy and Queensland cotton growth impact.

Melbourne Tariff Board Ferguson Australian Association of British Manufacturers Lionel Robinson Australill Cotorr Australia

Wheat Up Local Quotes Follow Sharp Rises Overseas

Adelaide market today quoted wheat up 3d to 19s per bushel with gains attributed to rising Chicago bids and Winnipeg prices. Traders note Adelaide chances for growers’ lots at 3/14 to 3/2 per bushel on trucks Port Adelaide or main outports. This is the highest price seen in Adelaide since last September.

Adelaide Chicago Winnipeg Port Adelaide

Frenzied Wheat Buying in Chicago Widens Market Panic

Frantic activity in Chicago markets drove rising wheat prices amid drought fears across the Midwest. Banks and exchanges reported sharp price increases and widespread concern over supply, as investors and traders scrambled to adjust holdings and expectations.

Not Obscene Book Case Dismissed at Central Court

Sydney reports that Dr. R. V. Storer had charges of publishing an obscene book dismissed by SM R. Stevenson at Central Court. The magistrate found the publication possibly within the act excluding medical works from sale and noted evidence from two eminent clergymen supporting that the work was not obscene.

Sydney R. Stevenson Central Court R. V. Storer Tiny Kindig

Bondi Murder Two Men Committed for Trial

An inquest into the death of Rowland Alleyne finds that he died from a chest wound caused by a gunshot. Cloud, Willem Wallace, and Bonet were implicated. Wallace, Newtyn 1, and Bonet aided and abetted. All three were committed for trial on murder charges.

Sydney Tito Fuh Alleyne Row Rowland Willem Wallace Bonet Thas Wels Newtyn 1

Australian Labor Party Adopts Conference Recommendation

The Australian Labor Party conference today adopted the committee's recommendation made last night. The decision sets the party's direction and outlines next steps for policy and leadership.

Sydney Australian Labor Party

Unity proposal for Labor factions and Lang reform

The report advises uniting all Labor factions under a single platform and rules. It recommends rescinding the 1931 interstate conference resolutions expelling the New South Wales Lang Labor branch and granting its members full continuity upon acceptance of current policy.

Australian Labor Party New South Wales Lang” Labor Party

Personal notices from Clare and Pirie town

Mro0 Sheahan of Clare returns from business in Pirie staying at Contra Hotel in Pirie. W J H Christophers secretary of the Royal Automobile Association back in Adelaide after staying at Royal Exchange Hotel in Port Pirie. Roy Watts of Victor Harbor, chair of the Congregational Union of South Australia, to preach in Pirie and visit Napierby Church. The death notice records the late Mrs Mary Greber of Gladstone and family survivors W B Greber R Greber Mrs M Smith.

Sheahan Clare Pirie Contra Hotel W. JH. Christophers Hoyal ‘Automobile, Association Adelaide iRoyal Port Pirie Roy C.C. Watts Dif Victor Harbor Congregational Union South Australia Aus Trelia Pirie Ghureh Servicng Napierby Dulwich Mary Greber Gladstone ABC Avahors Plymouth Hogland William Palmer John Greber

British tennis team invited to Australia in December

Secretary Marley Malcolm of the Lawn Tennis Association of Australia sends a coded message to Mr. Youn Gle, the Austrian Davis Cup team manager, inviting a British tennis team to Australia in December and January. Names Parry Hughes Lee and possibly Wilde are mentioned as likely members.

Melbourne Marley Malcolm The Lawn Tennis Assaciation of Australia Youngle Australia Malcolm Tamsry Parry Hughes Lee Wilde Amerion

Victorian centennial gifts and high school plans outlined

Fragmentary notices describe Sir William Teving and Sir AMéapherson Robertson proposing £160,000 to mark Victoria's 100 years of history. The plan includes a high school for cultural arts, a triumph gallery at Grange Road Toorak, and prize houses for a centennial celebration in coming months.

Melsiourne Psmening William Teving Améapherson Trobertson Ispdsa Eltisen Victoria Maonhereon Adelaide Ygrager Bellby

Australia rejects wheat acreage restriction scheme

Acting Prime Minister R. J. G. Latham announced that Australia would not back any plan to restrict wheat acreage if confined to the four principal exporting nations. He said a global restriction would be valueless unless it applied to all grain producing countries.

Sydney RJ. G. Latham Australia

Cabinet Discusses Mr Lathams Letter in Wheat Policy

The cabinet met late afternoon to weigh Mr Latham’s letter urging a coordinated stance with other wheat exporters. Prime Minister Buller indicated opposition to disclosing details and showed cautious support for a premiers conference proposed by Stevens of New South Wales to discuss a potential joint approach.

Latham Wetaah Pean Buller Premive Mns Acrewge Stevens New South Wales

£1,700 Missing From Strongroom In Adelaide Office

A sealed bag containing £1,700 in notes and coins was stolen today from the strongroom at the Inspector-General of Hospitals premises in Rundle Street Adelaide. The room appears to have been accessed with keys. staff were present. An office boy saw an officer open the strongroom during lunch and leave with a bag, and police expect an early lead.

Adelaide Rees i Inspector-General of Hospitals Randle Street Waga Uma Polive Rmhoney Dhawn Dame Offiger

Celestial Oath In Court in Adelaide

In Adelaide a police court heard two Chinese witnesses swear an oath over a lighted match, vowing truth to His Honor. The scene centered on an opium smoking case against Poon Joc, a Chinese hawker, with eerie explications by a Gospell interpreter and warnings about souls.

Adelaide B.C Gospell Sali Blowiye Auk Poon Joc B. Sabine P.M. Svith Hs House Tindley Street Oly Tor

Imperial Army welcomes leaders in Canberra event

Unclear text records a Canberra gathering with references to Imperial Army, Aalraca, officials, ministers, senators, and heads of sports. The fragment mentions a welcome today and includes several oblique names and roles.

Canberra Imperial Armyays Ner Aalraca Wolangd oroNy

Gold Diggers Stir At Mount Crawford Gold Patch

Mount Crawford area sees a surge of diggers as over 50 reef claims north, south, east and west are pegged near the patch where W A Kollesche and F Barron found two nuggets. Tensions rise as claim owners clamp holdings and threaten help to eject arrivals. Kollesche says offers to wash out and buy adjoining claims show confidence in locating richer reef. Barron notes prospects extend NW to SW and hopes for quick strike.

Adelaide Mount Crawford W. A. Kollesche F. Barron Hhey Mannes Barron Mogg Agkoe Kollagehe Barvon Kollaside Pigenway Mount Gravnford Alovithin Kollesche

Ulm Leaves Calcutta for Karachi in Faith Monoplane

Calcutta reports Lieut. C. T. P. Wm and two companions aboard the Faith departed for Karachi this morning. The recorder special cables note the group is en route from Calcutta to Australia.

Calcutta C.T, P Australia Karachi

Wool outlook bright as Scandinavian demand rises

London report notes greater confidence in the wool trade and expectations that Scandinavian demand will exceed prior peaks. Growers rejected price fixing and anticipate rewards in the next clip, with central buyers fully prepared for activity.

Recorder Special London Yorkshire Uiere

World Conference urged hosting bureau meeting notes

Mr Ramsay MacDonald questions the World Conference and calls a bureau meeting for tomorrow. Reports from committee work will be heard and a sub committee report advised against issuing bald or gold certificates for internal purposes while recommending increased elasticity of gold backing bonds.

London Ramsay MacDonald Bureau For Tomorrow Monetary Commission Forny

Five ships desert Chinese navy in tense Shanghai scene

Report outlines discontent as five ships desert the Chinese squadron near Tsingtao amid serious political disturbances. Admiral Shan Hung Lich allegedly targeted in an assassination attempt by a lieutenant, who was executed.

Sranghlal Teoma ‘Tsingtao Shan Hung Lich Wieutenant

Prests Limited Notice Summary

Prests Limited filing details show revisions dated June 11, March 11 and May 11. The document lists amendments and operative dates related to company status and governance actions.

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