Italian Jazz Band Impresses Audience With Four Acts
The Italian band opened Theatre Las Night delivering harmonious jazz and refined solo work. Migetta’s solo and the Miserere scene from Il Trovatore drew strong encores. The quartet closed with Moonlight and Roses and Want to Be Happy as a large audience praised the debut.
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Miguetta
Dolla
Doull
Sigper Potato
Polralta Hell
Audienee
Feles
Tori Hahlly
Mount 629 Last Evening Fall At Wharf Injures Melville
Mount 629 last evening a man named Melville fell from the Kedersal Wharf onto the water wall. He was brought to the wharf deck unconscious and later revived. he suffered a severe head wound, facial and neck bruises, and was treated by first aid before transfer to Pirie Hospital.
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Witt Street
Pirle Weal
Kedersal
Tie Mn
Elise Ty
Goustalle Gully
Speamere Trenegros
Melville
Tussie
Pirie
Life Hospital
Back to Pirie Citizens Meet Tonight
A Back to Pirie movement proposed by Dr Munro is being considered by Mayor J G Fitzgerald and councillors. A citizens meeting is called for tonight at the Council Chambers to discuss the plan. If arranged it will mark Pirie Corporation's fiftieth anniversary this year with broad local interest and council support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munro
Pirie
J. G. Fitzgerald
Pirle Corporation
Te Town Council
Colonial Governors Controversy Over Australian Appointments
A British context notes debate on colonial governorships with Australians seeking public service roles. The Daily Telegraph and other sources discuss the process of appointment, political support, and whether appointments reflect national interest or party influence. The piece questions governance style and how the public history and tradition should guide such high offices.
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Reuter
Tondun
Weilaoda
Johor
Yin Ap Bahar
Australia
House Destroyed by Fire in Morphettville
A morning fire destroyed a ten room house occupied by Mr A Wilempelt at Morphettville. Adelaide fire brigade arrived quickly but water pressure was low, hampering efforts. the blaze reportedly started by a child mishandling a coal or toy and the home was completely burned. damage caused.
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Adelaide
A. Wilempelt
Morphettville
Alenely
Luweyee
II PeNeUiTh
Phils
Scholaur
Constable Shot Kills Man During Attempted Escape
In a coroner hearing the circumstances of a shooting, a man died from a revolver wound inflicted by a constable as he resisted arrest. The inquiry heard evidence about the moments leading to the fatal shot and the execution of what officials termed a lawful act during an attempted escape.
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Viney
Weelhesilly
Todas
Desire Art
Wits
Constable Mellvogh
McGeugt
Big Diel
la Our
Tiveinys
Aiken and partners win exhibition match in New York
In New York on Tuesday, AL Aiken of South Carolina teamed with Kirkwood and MacDonald to defeat Inglis and Thomson three up with two to play in an international exhibition.
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Teater
New York
AL Aiken
South Karolina
Kirkwood
MacDonald
Inglis
Thomson
Amt
Maoriland Wool Sales Bring Keen Continental Bidders
At the third Auckland wool sale the bulk of 7380 bales drew strong Continental bidding. Prices showed little difference from February sales as buyers competed for top lots.
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Auckland
Bayers
Guilty verdict for Ball in Gladstone theft trial
Circuit Court proceedings in Gladstone on March 23 heard testimony about missing bottles and goods from Speck's shop. Ball faced charges with Hillyard and was found guilty. Millyard acquitted. Ball received a custodial sentence of 59 pounds in fines and costs.
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Hiro
Spock
Wartertown
God Mai
Prests
Geek
Wilness
Hilyard
Sparrow
Tie
Hilly
Warnertown
Norman Street
Lawson
Hillyard
Wint
Brown
Ball
Lee
Turned Ab
Lees
Millyard
Quoit Championship Roundups In Australian Eleven
Fragmentary report notes quoit championship activity with players Grimmett Gregory Andrews and Woorhall set to compete at Gatun. Mention of Nywer beating Kelle sway and friends Me Kean alongside other team members in a lively, uncertain match context.
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Gery
Uli
Matty Ager
Nywer
Kellesway
Grimmett
Gregory
Andrews Woorhall
Porstard
Gatun
Wayne
Durty
Shakespeare Memorial Theatre Appeal for 250000 Endowment
The Shakespeare Memorial Theatre launches a worldwide fund drive seeking 250000 pounds to rebuild the theatre recently damaged and to create a perpetual endowment. Signatories including Mr Baldwin Mr Stamsay Donald the Earl of Oxford and Mr Thomas Hardy urge support as the theatre’s festival program and royal charter recognition demonstrate its historic value.
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Heater
London
Shakespeare Memorial Theatre
Hag
Humic
Is. Baldwin
Stamsay Donald
Earl of Oxford
Thomas Hardy
Ware
Geo
Empire
Dominions
Beith
British Delegate Criticised At Geneva League Debate
London report says a British delegate condemned the League of Nations during a Commons debate. Lloyd George opened by delaying the Foreign Office vote to spotlight Geneva, with Austen Chamberlain opposing and Briand pressuring Poland for a permanent seat. The exchange underscored tensions over enforcement and German rearmament.
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Cluuter
London
Geneva
Lloyd George
League of Nations
Germany
Sip Austen Glkmberlain
George
Mr. Briand
Italy
Ue Polis
Tattersall's Cup meeting first acceptances listed
The Tattersall's Cup program for April 10 shows early entries with numerous horses including Saint, Paroodus, Gundaburka, Prod King, Its nomes and other odds. A mix of names, times, and apparent forms indicates a busy contingent for the steeple event.
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Tattersall’s Clp
Gur Saint
Pintolamy
Paroodus
Spearaxe
Bawalla
Bependente
Drimitena
Gay Element Kellidly
Aniruda
Eta Simon
Gundaburka
Jauvmagne
Sooraley
Prod King
Sherwood Bean
ArEway Huy
Boson
Vtheired
Peaceful “Chief
Penitent
Suptloom
Tekurne
Millions of Tons Rain Reported in New South Wales
A garbled clipping describes vast rainfall in New South Wales with references to Sydney and wide river basins. The text mentions enormous rain totals and landscapes altered by the weather, though many words are unreadable or jumbled.
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Sydney
Washinsuay
New South Wales
Falls in Victoria and Melbourne Rain Report
Fragmentary report notes scattered rain in Victoria and Melbourne on Wednesday. Mentions government planning and ongoing weather monitoring, with unclear details about impact or actions.
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Victor Melbourne
Tranl
The Maori Tragedy Coroner's Finding
The coroner's inquest considers a Maori youth may have accidentally shot his aunt before the youth killed himself, with only the woman's confidential account and statements noted as guiding evidence. The verdict leans toward accidental death followed by suicide, reflecting uncertain causation.
The Autumn Carnival Names Sydney Visitors
SYANEY reports Manfred and several horses arrived in Sydney for the Autumn Carnival. Mi lan candidate and tamer Molt accompany Manfred from Melburne with the other horses Belhaven and Metolius also in Sydney.
Trawler Wrecked in Explosion at Humber
A trawler was wrecked after an explosion near Humber today. Only a few crew members were aboard at the time and they are believed to be injured or missing. Local authorities tightened security and opened inquiries into the incident.
Appointment of New Governor of Victoria Reported
London dispatch notes that Lord Somers has approved the appointment as Governor of Victoria. Lord Stradbroke is expected to succeed him. The Premier Mr Allen calls the new governor eminently suitable, describing him as young, fond of sport, and a soldier.
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Menter
London
Chard
Victoria
Lord Stradbroke
Melbulane
Thim
Allen
Lord Mers
Deterioration of Port River Fumes Reported
Off Port Adelaide River reports describe fumes causing widespread corrosion and staining along the riverside. Paintwork on houses, enamel surfaces, silverware, and glassware show tarnish and dulling. In Largs and nearby properties, rust and discoloration affect fittings, jewelry, and shop displays. Residents report damage to property and objects due to chemical exposure.
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Adelaide
Weaiestay
Avelibie
Jaurh
Port Adelaide
Adelaide markets list priced fruit and veg items
Commercial. Adelaide Wemestley lists prices for apples pears and peaches as well as tomatoes oranges cabbages peas French beans and cauliflowers. Prices given per case dozen or bushel with varying rates and grades.
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Adelaide
Wemestley
Unlawful Wounding Case Ends With Not Guilty Verdict
Alex Herbert charged with unlawfully wounding pleads not guilty. Willard Davis testifies of a wound in Willon Street yard. Jury returns not guilty verdict but judge notes potential for sentencing in later matter. Harald Jobi Webh faces six months for horse stealing after prior conviction. court adjourns.
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Alex Herbert Nowerin
Sparrow
Youlinay
Willig Davis
Willian Davis
Tee
Willon Street
Sulowon
Joting Tere
Wiltess Meard
Abd
Nis
Euilly
Quilty
Morse
Harald Jobi Webh
Gladatow
Y M C A Basketball Schedule Tonight in Tournament Trials
YMCA basketball action set tonight as challengers from L Craigie Duntenter W Dur J Mayer XM lean s BK Scolty W Mage W Lewitt Leverington TD Laube W whawell and other clubs compete. Volleyball also tied to 5st Euster tournament with Griffin FE Pawinedtes Aulumalie RL BUE J Mavor Waddromte.
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Petty - Easler
L. Craigie
Duntenter
AX Whistle
W. Dur
J. Mayer
Leans BK
Scolty
W. Mage
W. Lewitt
Leverington
TD. Laube
W. Whawell
Euster
L. Griifity FE
Pawinedtes
Aulumalie
RL Bue
Ness
J Mavor
Waddromte
Midge, i
Laut
Guuley
W. Maxwell
Madigan Wins Central Billiards Title in Sparse Report
Irregular report notes Madigan won the central billiards tournament and claimed the top prize of eight pounds. The piece mentions a high break by Thomig and an upset by GoMlen WW, with unclear details and several garbled phrases.
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GoMlen
Mauigiet
Tau
Aten
Madigan
Market Quotations From Adelaide and Broken Hill Listings
Exchange quotations dated March 24 show bids and offers for multiple stocks. Notable items include Ward & Co at Adelaide with Block 14 at 8/4 buyer and 9/ seller, Sulphide Corporation at 40/3 South with 0/2 seller, Zinc Corporation at 58/1 buyer 56/4 seller, Goldsbrough at 83/ buyer 84/ seller, Holden's at 7/8 buyer, Wiles Mortin at 24/61 trader, and Melbourne Electric Light at 16 seller.
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AL AL Praree & Cy
Ward & Co
Adelaide
Broken Hill
Nori
Mt Isa
North
Sulphide Corporation
South
Zinc Corporation
Pref
Goldsbroueh
Marl i Butyer
Holden's
Wiles Morttin
Trayer
Melbourne
Men Aim to End Strike Tactics at Sydney Bargain Talks
A coastal shipping strike fallout prompts talks. The disputes committee gains authority to sign an agreement prohibiting future job control tactics. Workers on strike could return to vacancies, but at lower wharf laborer rates than their original pay.
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Sydney
Wedness
Peanty
Owiers Mo i
Federal Parliament Debate On Tariffs and Construction Costs
The Mouse of Representatives met again today with motions on a hotter meet deal and disarmament conference representation. A Kyogle to Brisbane rally 261 miles in New South Wales and 19 in Queensland was noted while construction costs rose to £6 million with £500,000 more sought by a forthcoming bill. The textiles tariff schedule passed with varied percentage changes on carpets towels and felts. Machinery items faced debate with calls to reduce duties notably for British coalmaking machines.
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Melbourne
Brice
Y'élack
Bruce
Wool Frat Austalla
W. D. Hill
Brisbane
New Southies
Queensland
South Wales
Queenslend
Atgkis
Jame Auments
Oty Mann
Western Australia
Broken Hill
Wathing
Yates
Gregory
Bribery probe sparked by Royal commission move
Adelaide reports a royal government inquiry into police bribery allegations. Premier Gunn says final action is not final yet but a decision may come within days. Court congestion delays appointment as judges resist extra duties.
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Adelaide
Wedaveday
Royal Govce
J. Gunn
Australian Country Party Association Named In Melbourne
The interstate conference of the Country Party met in Melbourne and agreed the proposed new organisation shall be called the Australian Country Party Association. It will be governed by a central council meeting annually, with its constitution submitted to state farmers organisations for endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Country Party
Australian’ Country Party Association
Farmers’ Organisation
Cunard Line Arrangements Headline In London Ports
In London a statement outlines arrangements for Cunard Line travel with London set as a principal port ahead of Liverpool. Details are unclear but indicate a major passenger and shipping emphasis during the period.
Metal market LATDE hides quoted March 23 prices
A fragmented metal market report shows terms for March 23 with figures for copper ingots and electrolytic ingots, spot and forward prices, and monthly shipments. Notable values include fall and forward quotes around 50 to 65 pounds, with several items listed in shillings and pence and multiple tonnages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metin
Gopper
Stamford
Seamen's Union Faces Factional Rift Over Re Registration
Leaders at variance as Jacob Jonson demands the resignation of Thomas Walsh and several members. Jonson seeks a plebiscite of Australis members to decide if the union should pursue re registration in the Arbitration Court. Walsh vows to push ahead with a new Seamen's Union and its Arbitration Court registration.
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Melbourne
Jacob Jonson
Thomas Walsh
S Seamen’s Union
Johnson
Australis
Arbitration Court
Walsh
Seamen's Union
Theater Lundad Grants Medal to Cobham in Pageant
The Lundad theater program awards a bronze medal to Lieutenant Cobham as part of a ceremony for theater club achievements. The event highlights include the presentation of the medal and remarks on service.
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Lundad
Waduenda
Kajalaero Club Geld Medel
Cobham
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