Easter meeting at Port Pirie draws record low turnout
Poor patronage hit the Port Pirie Easter races with about 400 attendees. The meeting faced losses, a 4,368 total investments, and the lowest attendance since the club’s inception, despite some strong dividends and notable performances by riders like Slattery and Winks.
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Ravi Clab
He Merting
Totalis Stoere
Uae del Preetiah
Lady Alds
Torough
Salonnivesimnis
Neues
Foster
Greil Chester
Seimer
Weller
Tas Investmenta
Oman
Vistnallers
Randi- Zapp
Taoe
Totalisatay
Dolly Dimple Wins at Newmarket Steeplechase
Dolly Dimple led from the straight, with Moore in command, and narrowly beat Stir Sp in a tight finish. Arfoy Moore steered the winner, followed by Star Speed, as Selway and others trailed in a close, spirited race full of decisive moves and a late surge.
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Dolly
sAbrime Coy Jones
Alba
Artoy Aanes
Jaascendant
Stuart Ifteor
Nulban
Elvesa
Metris
Ae Alt Tong
Zurlangs
Ey "Moore
Hien
Arfoy Moore
Tong
Ted
Final
Pill
Emret Ghit ™ Tolmare
Selway
Brldoan
Seeyart- Winuay
Artey Stiltin
Dispute over schooner Imalone case before officials
Fragmentary OCR reveals a maritime dispute involving the schooner Imalone. Authorities respond to questions about legality and punishment while officials consider the implications for foreign relations and maritime law.
Compensation Gained Sequel to Bushfire Tragedy
A court case reports compensation for a widow and five children after a railway disaster. The State Full Court awards £500 to the bereaved, plus £573 for the five children, and Railway Commissioners’ fees covering court costs, totaling about £753 and due on the specified date.
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Ais
Alec
Bessa
Wdeath
Settlement Reached After Weeklong Labor Dispute
Workers and employers announced a settlement of a lengthy dispute on Saturday after marathon talks at the chamber. Agreement ends standstill and sets terms for future work conditions and pay.
Sydney Demonstration Turns Sour Amid Ballot Turmoil
In Sydney a large demonstration marched from Trades Hall toward the city center led by labor figures. Police intervened after a small riot erupted when two men appeared, prompting clashes with passersby as the crowd dispersed.
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Wabowa
Tip Wades
Higt
Adelaide Premier seeks federal grant relief via tax reform
Adelaide Premier Buller stated he would contact the Prime Minister to secure Federal Parliament approval for the Dis- abilities Commission grant of 590000 pounds per year. If not available this year, a deficit in state accounts could occur, with hopes that repayment and revenue normalizing would ease tax relief through revived trade and increased output.
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Adelaide
South Amtraid
Buller
Parli
Payimpol
Waa
Batfer
Question of Money Estimates Withheld at Murray Waters Commission
At a Murray Waters Commission meeting the need to postpone detailing all estimates to reveal exact funds available was discussed. Victoria New South Wales and South Australia seek to determine money that could be allocated for dam works and related projects under consideration by state ministers next month.
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Melbourne
Murray Waters Commission
Jbo
Vores
Victoria
Wales
Australis
Cortinne
Amorth
Sonsider Malta
Melbourne Shootings and Police Calls for Pistol Controls
Victorian police authorities express concern over revolvers in the Melbourne area. Officials note widespread possession of registered pistols and call for stricter controls to curb gun access amid rising shooting incidents.
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Melbourne
Victorian
Gererelen -O-Reval
Squadron Leader Role Highlighted in Sydney Report
In Sydney The Southern Cross notes a Squadron Leader update with emphasis on duties and role in ongoing operations. The piece outlines leadership responsibilities and references related military activities.
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Sydney
Weir
Levy Dispute Sparks Uproar Amid Broken Debates
A heated dispute erupts over a levy proposal at a local meeting, provoking strong protests and shouting matches as residents clash with officials over funding, scope, and oversight. The uproar underscores broad community division and calls for clearer fiscal plans.
Illigitsil Still and Poultry Fined in Sydney Court
Frederick Ross, 54, a poultry farmer, was fined for strikes and illegal conduct after a Newtown Court session. He was found unconscious, a large quantity of spirit in his possession, and admitted drinking half a gallon. He claimed to have washed 140 pounds.
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Urokes
Lambeth
Sedney
Atruck
Frederick Ross
Suzs
Jaes
Newtown
Nusatae Lineg
Ross
Express and Van Collision at Edwardstown Injures Driver
A crossing collision near Edwardstown between an express train from Adelaide and a motor van left the van wrecked and its cargo scattered. The van driver, a 25 year old Richmond man, was taken to Adelaide Hospital with head injuries. The accident occurred as the train neared the crossing at Asyas Avenue, striking the van rear and causing chaos as furniture and parcels were scattered along the track.
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Edwardstown
Benjam
Triver
Theowa- Beret
Yorks Petiisun Case Details Read in Court
A fragmented report from Yorks Petiisun notes a court hearing concerning a five SapTel feniralings plant located at Warlovon and the related state interests. The document shows unclear names and dates due to OCR issues but indicates regulatory focus and potential action by local authorities.
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vEes
Warlovon
Butter prices spark housewives’ bid for substitutes
A report notes housewives in South Australia organize amid butter shortages. Members seek substitutes such as cheese and milk for daily use while urging cooperative sharing and collaboration to cope with rising costs. A member describes a method for sitting a substitute to ease shortages.
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Adegalde
South Australle
Avery. Ouserwife
Tor-hulter
Mile” Salo
Miy Polking
Prohibition Agents Raid Home in Search of Warrant
Prohibition agents stormed a home owned by Joseph Kins to execute a search warrant. The raid disrupted a scene with a woman and her husband present, and bystanders described a chaotic confrontation. A nine year old, Gerald King, was reportedly involved, with details unclear as the ground noise and wall damage limited full understanding of the events.
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Atnlse
Seevbee
Joseph Kins
Tiamenaer
Bes Kang
Usband
Solguaness
Girald
Aélzed
Unclear fragment sports note involving Italian goalie record attempt
Fragmentary report references Italian goalkeeper Egord unbeaten and a potential record against Spanish visitors, with detached phrases about Atlantic flight and Riou Jaoero. Details are incomplete and names are garbled, but the item seems to discuss a hockey or football match context and a possible score-related record.
Fragmented local notice on unclear bons and actions
The readable fragments reference a local procedure or notice involving a board or official action. Names and precise places are obscured, with phrases suggesting a formal decision or sale and unnamed participants. The text lacks coherent details to identify entities or dates.
Unclear historical incident reported with damaged OCR text
The readable fragments describe a maritime or naval event involving a vessel and possible fire aboard a ship named Europa. Police involvement is noted and there is mention of construction workers and a watchman with cigarettes. Details are fragmented and uncertain due to OCR errors.
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Uly
Assault-Proved In Odd Ledger Notation
A cryptic London style report notes Lestia Baldook linked to an assault, with financial figures and garbled phrases indicating a wrestling or theft incident. The fragmentary text references indecent imagery and a mattress, but the exact actions remain unclear. Authorities appear to file a case under unusual handwriting.
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Pirie
Toy ‘Ywtight
Alors
Bismaide
Slattery
Winks
Nathan Vand Bhallenger
Hertles
Challenger
Iniea
Wicks
Tha
M. Swesk
Zein
Dr.l. Tasste
Jpress
Beit Ie
Sampson
T. O Eae
Ohaleman Tans
Mintriess Cy Aydanas
Welch
G. G. Goode
Stow
Aide
J.r.browne
J.P. Jaubing
Cockburn
T. P.millar
D. Goode I
Filagerald
Han’ain
J. Ooudiehonsterter
Inode
Timekbbyurs
Mme. B. Middietin
J. Hogun
Aten
Baete Fe Ee Trao Sn
Boaronty
Wycee-Méel
Navier
Onsane
Mirshillld
Anton
Mullin
Aldyth
Mirabilite
Baralte
Mulga
Jim
Viothalter Banaionp
Talisefot
Alda
Mies Calamus
Reesier
Alwoni
Kepatey ‘Olbia
Pisigh Puse
Dorallaw
Telesees
Carl
Pistol Buse
Rhodnira
Alwyne
Jada
Xyer
Salda
Malnsy's
Imalone
Osnaaian
Linman
Tigunis
Sara
Hone
Bhamber
Ted Fe
Oma Ue
Wellnéatay
Ache
Austoplin Sea
Neur-Woapetation
Mr'Perfectori
Dallany
Bename Membrsy
Ning
Stane Grant
Froi
Féderal Government
Britain
Levy
Fauind
Yorks Petiisun
Atlantic
Flight
Egord
Ramatns
Doctor
Asion Seon
Telaide
Lestia Baldook
Wisckle-Oufooma
Slalomert Sinade Atva
Baldook
Prests’ Ltd
Agate
Ines
Manchester
Dept
Haberdashery Dept
Crepe DE Ghines
Prests. Lud
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