Nominations Closes As 127 Seek 46 Assembly Seats
Adelaide reports 127 aspirants for 46 seats in the House of Assembly as nominations closed at noon. Some last minute nominations and withdrawals occurred. Central No.1 District will contest the Legislative Council with seven candidates, with changes in the Parliamentary Labor Party team. Lang Labor party and other groups noted. several candidates listed across multiple districts.
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Adelaide
House of Assembly
Legislative Council
Central No.1
Labor Party
Gentral No. 1
T. R. Richards
R. Whitford
T. J. Meers
Lang
New South Wales
South Australia
Anstat
EAE
Wane, Him Stay Pido Like Rey J Scurry Dones
The note mentions Wane and Him staying, Pido and Rey referenced, with J Scurry noted as having completed actions. The fragment hints at a basketball or game context but lacks concrete events, dates, or affiliations to confirm a full report.
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Rey
Parishioners seek to keep Mr Jones at St Pauls
A parish meeting on Wednesday discussed Mr Jones departure plans for England. Bishop Willochray and A Thomas attended as the parishioners urged the bishop to help retain Mr Jones at St Pauls, noting the strong support from the community. No decision has been made and Mr Jones has not altered his arrangements for a March departure.
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Uthnugh Tie
Sauriy
Sui
Pauil
A. Thomas
Willochray
Jones
Ana
Mary Onus Sergicus
Big
Jomes
Euglend
St. Paul's
Caelous TM and Unfair Endments Promised Canberra
Adjournment sought again in the House of Representatives as Beasley and Lyons press for amendments to modify eligibility and calculation of pensions and aid. They accuse the government of delay and call for relief to be considered to fix income assessments for pension purposes.
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Canberra
House of Yiopresotlatives
Beasley
Beaslay
Saccara
Mes Lyons
Federal Parliament Deliberates on Trade and Export Limits
Thursday session reveals postmaster general report on patent rights and proposed cooperation with the League of Nations. Australia considers export restrictions to Japan and limits on fruit and vegetables, while Senator Musey Greene joins talks with the New York government on embargo relief.
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Mr. Olson
Lyons
Ward
League of Nations
Japan
Olhae
Mitatione
Cabiink
Musey Greene
Farooval
Yorketown and district notices publicize various local roles
Fragmented OCR lists names and titles including politicians, solicitors, auctioneers, agents, and tradesmen across Yorke Peninsula. Items mention Maitland Minlaton Croydon Torrens, Adelaide, and local careers, with scattered professions and affiliations.
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Yorke's
Peninsula
Gues
Yorketown
B. Patlinson
Maitland
D. MH. Davies
Minlaton
AI. Hudson
Haythort
Child Injured by Car in Solo Montown Incident
Six year old Dega Zubrinieh sustained facial and leg injuries after being struck by a motor car driven by Mr. NG Bemus of Wondewrah East while playing hoops near Three Chain To between Dicen and King streets. He was taken to Pirie Hoy hospital where Dr L G Taaste treated him. condition reported slightly improved yesterday.
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Dega Zubrinieh
Ypury
Zubrinieh
Solomontown
Pirie
Lewis
Dicen
King Streets
Australian metal market report and negotiations update
A Melbourne style market summary outlines London Metal Exchange negotiations for March 3 with copper, zinc, and lead prices. It reports forward bids, spot and forward prices, and trading levels for zinc, lead, tin, and other alloys, noting rising and falling figures and offered tonnages.
Dr Page Speech Calls Party Leadership Resignation
In a letter read at the County Party meeting Dr Page urged the party leadership resign amid a looming business crash. He argued current party state makes parliamentary gains unlikely and warned of economic fallout from continued missteps by the Country Party.
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Soanberras
British imports not to rise says industry group
Melbourne reports that Mr Ferguson of the Australian Association of British Manufacturers argues there will be no material increase in British imports. He notes machinery and suppliers already enter duty-free under existing regulation, avoiding further protectionist impact.
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Melbourne
Tsi Sohodie
Io Fala
B. Perguson
Jean
Te Addud
NOP 80 WET Less Drunkenness in Victoria
Victoria police report a drop in intoxication incidents following new enforcement measures. Officials credit targeted patrols and community outreach for improved public order and fewer arrests this month.
Beer figures show declines in prosecutions and consumption
Melbourne reports Licensing Court figures indicating fewer drunkenness prosecutions as population rose from about 1.0 to 1.8 million. Beer consumption per head halved since 1930s, with beer use at a fraction of its former level. The note flags depression hurting Australian trade and capital returns, while liquor purchases edge toward prewar levels.
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Melbourne
Australia
State finances improving as February shows gain
Treasury released the monthly revenue and expenditure statement noting February improvement of about £100,000 over January. January receipts reached £4,090,000, aided by £540,000 overseas interest payments.
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Adelaide
Treasury
Lastuanth
Sultry Weather Report From Pom Pirie Yesterday
Weather in Pom Pirie was sultry with northerly winds and high shade temperatures. The day featured hot, humid conditions and elevated heat levels across the region.
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Pom Pirie
Port Pirie From Our District Obituaries and Notices
Personal notices report Mr H Kirkman deputy master and a Northern Division legislative candidate left for Adelaide after a tireless vigil. Bi Roy A Thomas of Willomohen attended the diocesan mathers union meeting in Gladstone. Rishon attended St Pauls Parish Council meeting on Wednesday. Stephen Taylors of Wyn Mearch died at Port Pirie Hospital on March 6. He was 44, joined Port Pirie branches of the Augstian Native Association in 1988, worked at Clive Smivlen and later ran a farm at Waneteavan. He was survived by a widow and two children.
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Roy A. Thomas Cuisnop
Willoohen
Pict
The
Mathers' Union
Gladstone,esterday
Rishon
St. Paul's
Leis
Waneteavan
Car falls 100 ft in drift near Mount Drummer
Three men escaped unhurt after their vehicle plunged 200 ft down the hillside near Princes Freeway, east of Gippsland. Driver Roy McDonald, a Country Roads Board employee, suffered a fractured skull. Cyril McDonald broke an arm. K McVickers sustained shock and abrasions.
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Amblbourne
Autumn Tennis Championships Seeding Chaos Details
Seeding for the autumn Lawn Tennis Championships is incomplete with several top players missing from the singles draw. Seeded names listed include Binglas, Wopmall, Mecrath, Purcell, Tonkin, Turnbull, McGratt, Kopman, Barbier, and others. doubles teams Grawtard and Turnbull with McGratt are noted.
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Binglas
Wopmall
Qual
McGratt
Kopman
Barbier
Purcell
Tonkin
Butter Exports to Britain Discussed in Melbourne Meeting
Members of the Melbourne dairy produce export committee will confer with Cabinet subcommittees on butter exports to Great Britain. Officials estimate possible shipments and discuss policy, with plans to report findings to the cabinet.
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Melbourne
Pedetu
Gantro
Osaberra
Cabihe
Tommites
Great Britain
Ponstiered Cabinet
Revenue shows Sydney venue month comparison
The report notes Sydney venues this month and compares earnings to the previous eight months. Recorded figures include 3,458,120 pounds versus 40,276,884 dollars for the prior period, highlighting a strong early performance alongside currency considerations.
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Sydney
Wireless trade cited as key Aussie jobs source
The article notes thousands in Melbourne depend on wireless services and equipment sales. Mr B T Fisk of AWA Limited discusses radio dealers and the industry’s role in sustaining work during the downturn. He highlights annual spending on wireless services and gear in Australia.
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Melbourne
Thursde
Australia
B. T. Fisk
AWA
Limitady Bodpassing
Unopposed Port Pirie elections elect Lacey and Fitzgerald
Port Pirie district in the House of Assembly and Northern Division in the Legislative Council went uncontested as A W Lacey and J G Fitzgerald were elected to the Assembly, with H G Hawkins and A P Blesing chosen for the Legislative Council. Both sets of candidates were proclaimed elected, with Lacey and Fitzgerald receiving public thanks.
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SRS
A. W. Lacey
J. G. Fitegerald
Port Pirie
House of Assembly
Legisve
Messrs
H. G. Hawkins
A.P. Blesing
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Prests Limited Autumn and Winter Fashion Preview
Prests Limited invites inspection of an advanced showing featuring coats frocks autumn millinery and new evening frocks. See authentic styles for the approaching autumn and winter seasons. A further parcel of stockings offered, with prices quoted as six pence eleven or four shillings six pence.
Clearance of surplus dress goods advertisement
Surplus dress goods cleared at special table of washing fabrics Riverina lawns Indian Head Durafleur Glisper. Offers on pure linen Forfar flax linen flannel and lambskin flannelette. Includes white striped fabrics pyjama cloths priced 9d to 1/11 yd. Also men s dance pumps 8A cotton tweed trousers tan military boots boys striped oxford shirts golf hose. For service and quality try Prest s first.
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Riverina
Lawns
Indian Head
Durafleur
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