Woman's Strange Action in Brisbane Extradition Case
Isidore Sluice also known as John Lyons faced larceny charges as bailee of five greyhounds and property worth £3217 after an extradition from Brisbane. The case was adjourned as parties claimed an agreement to run dogs for 12 months, with Sluice released on own recognisance and a £50 bond.
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Melbourne
Northcote Court
Isidore Sluice
John Lyons
Brisbane
Matthews
Dulele Isobel Shaw
Madin
Caltowie Defeats Gladstone at Bowls
Caltowie defeats Gladstone in a seven bowls match. Hallowie beat Gladstone by 122 in Gs.
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Caltowie
Gladstone
Hallowie
Melbourne constable rebukes over drunken driver case
In Port Melbourne Court Thomas Hewitt, 40, charged with being drunk in charge of a motor car on Beach Street, was dismissed after police and witnesses clashed over testimony. The police magistrate condemned a constable who spoke to a witness from outside the box, calling the act gravely irregular.
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Conk
Fazio
Clarke
P.M
Fazin Sait
D. Power
Lang Hints at Move to Federal Parliament
Sydney dispatch reports strong political chatter that approval of the Legislative Council Reform Bill by voters could push Mr. Lang from the New South Wales State Parliament to Federal Parliament. If Lang makes the shift he would lead the state’s Labor forces and challenge Federal Labor, with a by election possible to clear the way.
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Sydney
Legislative Council
Lang
Lime
New South Wales
Lois
WIL Nites Federst Parilament
Fabor Turces
Emiravur
Reid
Cir Gander
Moh
Lane
In Honor of Mother Many Wore White Flower Yesterday
Port Pirie people marked Mother's Day with white flowers. Observances traced to Philadelphia over 30 years ago and now a widespread tradition. Churches sponsored services across multiple denominations with large congregations. A white memory badge was worn by many as a sign of remembrance.
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Mother
Port Pirie
Philadelphia
Council of Churches
Burt Pirke
Presbyterian
Central Methodist
Solomontown Methodist
Congregational
Local Clergy and Society News From Pirie and Sydney
In absence of Canon BR M Duan B B Warnes led the ser att Pauls Ghurett ast. Rev H R Thorne will depart Wed for 600 miles from Jamestown to Port Pirie and be away about two weeks. Father Delaney Sr of Norwood arrives 16 Piri to conduct a 10 day retreat for Sisters of SS Josephs Convent with sisters from Gawler and Crystal Brook present. At Glidstone High School Old Scholars Association annual meeting L Yarihew pres, Miss G Geuby and S Thamada give presents. J A McCarthy sec retary and measurer Miscox M Tyir, T Budge, G Bennett, Leeste and Maddigan on committee. News from Sydney reports the death of Mrs Lottie Berridge aged 71, who moved to Broken Hill 43 years ago and died during a Sydney holiday. remains sent to Broken Hill for burial with husband Charles Berridge, deceased 1927. Also in Victoria Rev Father P M Parker dies after long illness aged 70 born Tralee ordained 1898 served in Australia at Kyneton Helderhers Dalyston and North Fitzroy parish, oversaw erection of a major Catholic school at £26,000 and aimed to equip a leading parish in the archdiocese.
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Glidstone High School Old Scholars’ Association
L. Yarihew
Mias G Geuby
S. Thamada
J. A. McCarthy
Miscox M. Tyir
T. Budge
G. Bennett
Leeste
Maddigan
Sydney
Broken Hill
Lottie Berridge
Berridge
Broked Hill
The
Express
Church of England
Charles Berridge
Victoria
Pom. Parker
Parker
Tralee
Australia
Kyneton
Helderhers
Dalyston
St. Brigs North Fitzroy
Tis
Round the Gulf voyage gathers eighty five on Moonta trip
A large contingent sails aboard the motorship Moonta bound for Port Pirie as part of a gulf voyage. The list of passengers includes numerous named individuals and entourages, marking a festive, hopeful season aboard the ship with plans to follow in the wake of past travelers.
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Moonta
Port Pirie
Gulf Win
Kavanagh
J.P. Brame
Alt
Eastwood
Pink
H. Kina
J.T. Blitard
Wanke FN
Bennett . Williamson
Hemmings Nock
Useful Rain Recorded Across Counties In June
Fifty three points of rain fell by Saturday morning ending 24 June. The downpour brings total rainfall for the month to a high, with no rain since Friday May 3. May 1992 showed only six points by this date, while last year at this point total was 612 points. Other readings include Brook 66, Redhill 73, Clare 57, Port Germeio 55, Wilmington 84, Taw Her aR.
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Athough
Yslas Brook
Redhill
Broughton
Clare
Yaeka
Port Germeio
Metrese
Wilmington
Tawher
Dr Hains Chosen For Barrier Hospital Board
In Broken Hill on Sunday the Hospital Board accepted Mr W Roberts resignation from the board. Dr G M Hains was appointed by the Chamber of Commerce to fill the vacancy but could not sit due to lack of written notification. The meeting debated the proper process and postponed seating Hains until written confirmation arrived.
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Broken Hill
W. Roberts
G. M. Hains
Chamber of Commerce
Roberts
Doard
G. Lambert
H. M. Mullins
Chamee of Commerce
Hung
Mr. Lambert
Tawling
Chamber of Commercy
Adam
Industria Council
Kelly
Mentias
Mullins
Nankivell
Mr. Mullins
Dr. Mains
Fatal Sydney car chase ends with death in Paddington
A high speed chase started in Bathurst street and ended in Paddington. A fugitive car struck Mrs. Ethel Spratt and a little girl on Oxford street, killing Mrs. Spratt. George Saunders of Redfern was injured in the collision. Police later arrested the driver after a pursuit by Clarence street stables. Police had detained two drunks in the rear car.
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Sydney
Bathurst Street
City
Paddington
Ethel Spratt
Greens Road
Oxford Street
Clarence Street
Elizabeth Street
George Saunders
Gibbons Street
Redfern
Blue and White Ball at Crystal Brook Institute Social Event
A Blue and White Ball will be held at Crystal Brook Institute on Wednesday evening to support the work of the Catholic Sisters. Mother Monica and Sister Anthony, formerly of Pirie, will welcome all old trends and pupils at this social event, expected to be outstanding.
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Crystal Brook Institute
Catholic Siaters
Monica
Anthony
Pirie
Three Women Injured In Suburban Car Accidents
In Adelaide suburbs three women were injured in separate motor car incidents. Mrs Mary Conlan of Brougham Place North Adelaide suffered serious head injuries and was admitted to Adelaide Hospital after being struck at Beulah road and Edward street. Mrs S Maddock of Osmond terrace Norwood endured severe head injuries and was admitted. Myrtle White, 29, of Young street Parkside, was hit on Glen Osmond road and admitted in serious condition with severe head injuries.
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Adelaide
REE
North Adelaide
Mary Conlan
Brougham Place
Conlan
Adelaide Hospital
Beulah Road
Edward Street
S. Maddock
Osmond Terrace
Norwood
Myrtle White
Young Street
Parkside
Glen Osmond Road
Lang setback as referendum backs limit on Legislative Council
In a statewide referendum the government proposal to cap Legislative Council members won 20 921 yes votes with early counts showing a Yes majority nationwide. Labor appointed 69 of 121 current members under the nominee system and 53 by others. reform aims to reduce to 60 members serving 12 years.
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Sydney
NE Lang
Legislative Council
Mudgee
Cootamundra
Cessnock
Chamber
Labor
Legislative Council of the Future
Advice to Farmers at Gladstone Meeting
Director of Agriculture Mr W J Spafford spoke to the Gladstone Branch Agricultural Bureau on breeding of livestock for the farm. He warned many wheat farmers neglect sheep but noted sheep support full crops. He endorsed Border Leicester sheep and Jerseys cattle and urged breeding from a single sire for stock improvement.
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Gladstone Branch
The
Agricultural Bureau
W. J. Spafford
Spafford
Ersey Cnttle
Poe
H. M. Pascoe
Bitten Before Stney Referendum Fallout Shapes New Council
Premier Stevens voices satisfaction with the referendum result amid past difficulty in securing constitutional changes. Opposition leader Lang contends the government earned a mandate to continue its economy program. Analysts note the vote reflected fears of reform if Lang returned to power as electors shifted against the reform scheme. The Legislative Council will be elected, replacing the 121 member House once dissolved.
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Stney
Stevens
Lang
Vath
Legislative Council
Wind toppled oval fence at memorial match
At Memorial Oval during a Solomontown vs Crystal Brook football half time a strong northerly gale collapsed sections of iron fencing, sending debris across the field and forcing spectators to seek shelter. The event lasted only minutes with a few rain spots reported.
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Solomontown
Crystal Brook
Memorial Oval
Megale
Oval
Gladstone Social Club Officers and Committees Named
Gladstone Social and Dance Club elected officers Messrs P C Grubb as president L Carthew and HW Marriott as vice presidents CG M Hall secretary F G Carter treasurer and a long list of committee members including F Spotswood J R Page J N Coe D Pinch Kavanagh Ganley Conk Budge Spotswood Tharmson Frew Graham Higgins Keen Hillary Bergin Johnston Page and Cook. Retiring secretary F P Spotswood received a hearty note of thanks.
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J. P. Dowling
Gladstone
Messrs
P- C. Grubb
L. Carthew
HW. N. Marriott
CG. M. Hall
F. G. Carter
F. G. Spotswood
J. RN. Page
M. and
N. Coe
D. Pinch
Scipper
Kavanagh
Ganley
P. Conk
J. Budge
Spotswood
Olympia Ladies' Rockey Claus Elect Officers at Meeting
A well attended annual meeting of the Olympia Ladies Hockey Club was held at Olympia Rink. Officers elected include Mrs Z Fenneler patron Mr F H Carter chairman and secretary Mrs R Pope assistance secretary Mrs B Afford treasurer. Other offices to be filled at a meeting next Wednesday at the rink.
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Oympia Ladies
Rockey Claus
Olympia Rink
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H.R. Thorne
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Thorne
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Clark M. Nock
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Wagner WL. Smith
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Brikwen
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PY. Ray CG
Humphries
D. J. Young
May Midhackson
B.A. Praver
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C. Bennett
G. Nock
DR. Hains
Barrier Hospital Board
Barow von Neurath
Germany
Gladstone Social Club
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