Appeals assess goods value in Florence Street case
In a Port Pirie appeals hearing the Gooding property in Florence Street was reassessed after argues valued previously at 540 pounds. The court considered the block sold at 2800 and that the building sites had changed value with a 480 pound revision for Gooding's site. The proceedings questioned whether the Carlton way and road status affected building use and whether rents in Port Pirie have risen or fallen, with talks of overvaluation and depreciation of land where shops and garages sit.
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Pirie
Commonwealth
Florence Street
Gooding
Gomrk
B . Haunat
Adelaide Sheamaiup Co
Allice
Cuameer Bousit
Hannay
Cinemeer
Saunan
Ar] Morrish
Ainat
Florence
Steel - Tus
Linck
Hannan
Wnh
Court of Appeal
Norman
Goffey
Dr Galley
Gooiling
Gr Coley
Gooding Saia
Cimpinia
Pirle
Port Pire
de Coffey
Mc Gonding
Mr Gooding
Gi Coffey
Mr Good
Bark Pirie
Goodme
Bonding
Ftorenss Etreet
Doyless
Mc Goodibe
Mc Gooding
Dusty Ness
S Gooding
Arbitration panel hears piecework system impact debate
Andrew Aird of Thompson's Foundry argues that payment by results boosted production costs and drove efficiency. he cites the 44 hour week and engineering gains as benefits. Beeby notes isolated exceptions but support exists for broader use of piecework to control costs and improve output.
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Federel -Arbitration
Goury
Andrew Aird
Thompson
America
Australia
Rae Tadge
Tovi
Sequel to Robbery In Melbourne Hotel
Clive Rothwell shoemaker claims the Gilly Court store was robbed last December 2. Gorge Dawson of the Prince of Wales Hotel in Freakston says a £100 note was cashed on Christmas Day by a man known to Alexander, who had known him for six years. Rothwell testified a £950 theft occurred in Caullick. A stay of 14 days was granted.
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Melbourne
Clivesd
Rothwell
Gorge Gawson
Princ . of Wales
Freakston
Caullick
Dalegh
Hotal
Dawson
Alexander
Audhwall
Mr. Berriman
Aplnwell
Tragedy in Colac as Coroner Probes Murder Case
Melbourne reports a coroner inquiry into the murder of Andrew Christensen, a Westco district trader known as a well regarded armless man. A custody suspect faces charges. Witnesses say Christensen was with Fan Welle before the deadly attack in which four wounds were found on the body and a large wound to the back of the head. The deceased is recorded as aged about 46, with a timing linked to April.
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Melbourne
Andrew
Janes Christensen
Westeco
Dmndioup
Perswad
Christensen
Fan
Christen
Mthristensen
Wyle Zar
Covenhaur
Pelep Maloney
BaParat
Jen Gurley
Portee
Idg
Ordiary
Motorius
Tomor
Methuen
Queensland Labor Government Resigns in Surprise Move
In Brisbane a Labor government resignation was handed in today. It is likely Nationalist Leader Mr E Moore will form a Gabbet within days. Mount Meagan leads in the Home Secretary race amid vote counts.
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Labor
Brisbane
Lkely
E. Mowre
Shail
Mount Méegan
Homie Searetery
Stopford
Soa Voles
Dead in Car in Brisbane Mystery Row
In Brisbane a car crash scene near New Parliament Park yielded two bodies a young woman and a man. The discovery by four passersby led to police scrutiny as names including Miss Norgh Campbell and Miss Dorothy Howard appeared in headlines. the article blends sensational details with unrelated notices and auction notes.
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Brisbane
Park al-New Pari
Brisbana
Vetine
Norgh Campheil
Misa
Tiestiy
Guildi Ngs
Adelaide
South Australian Harbors Board
al Etfs
Herbiors Board
Trouble on South Mine Amid Worker Dispute
Report from South Mine on Wednesday describes tension as members of the Workers’ Destination Wood strike after alleging a union member was employed when he had not, with management implying protest over pay and a refused meeting.
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Broken Mile
Theoriyi
Tadesteral Woon
Raving
Terrible hospital explosion leaves many injured and trapped
A chaotic blast at a hospital trapped nurses and staff, injuring many and causing chaos in the city. Rescue teams battled flames as patients were evacuated. the death toll rose to five with hundreds affected and responders racing to save survivors.
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Hinety
Eigle
Cleveland
Allhle
Enther Hey
Sadif Burmad
Seventh Heaven Again Foretells Bendigo Race Triumph
Racing at Bendigo features Seventh Heaven winning by a length and a half in a tight finish, with Lopomason and Paldule among notable placings. The Ames Barnes Stakes at seven furlongs lists Inducement and Tarapunga in strong showings, while Spear Gold and Golden Gham contest the field with close margins.
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Noveement
Parr
Letindber
Davison
Bartle
Murillo
Threequarters
Ienath
Honan
New Operating Table for Port Pirie Hospital
The Port Pirie Hospital plans to acquire a new operating table funded by private bequests. The Medical Superintendent, Dr L G Twerde, indicates a table costing about £100 will be purchased, likely at a recent meeting, with the help of funds held by the Charities Commissioners.
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Pirie Hospital
L. G. Twerde
Charities Commissioners
Alsatian Dogs Debate Imports to Australia Since 60 Years
Fragmented report notes discussion on prohibiting or restricting Alsatian dog imports into Australia. Mentions officials Padorgs Virgo and Wingston in a South Pratapton context. Indicates concerns about stock health and regulatory stance, with dates and places obscured in the garbled text.
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Streple
Adelaide
Thoreday
Padords
Bi Vingo
Ha South Pratapton Aataustritan
Pira
Ayns
Dare
Australia
Fromulon
Virgo
Wingston Sas
Fighting in Morocco handgap and horse racing notes
Reports say a new advanced post in the Upper Al region of Morocco was struck by 300 troops with 14 killed and multiple wounded after natives opened fire and guerrilla forces retreated. Racing details include HANDICAP at SA furlongs with WAINOBE and other runners listed. Enourage Mile results mention XATAGAN and rivals, with various odds and placements noted.
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Enis
Upper
Morocco
Bronel
Lny Wauniteit
Trbesmes
Timber dispute stalls as talks yield no settlement
Melbourne reports another interview between Prechor William McPherson and timber representatives aims to bridge a fur ther conference, but no agreement reached. Unemployed unionists may march tomorrow to press demands while the Master Builders Association disclaims responsibility for sustenance. The Disputes Good of the Chamber of Industry reaffirms the employers’ stance, no compromise unless all terms meet industry needs.
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Melbourne
Debhita
William’ McPher- Sin
Prades
Cdnturence Pilin Tlle
Sitster-Bulders
D.tenton
Aukiter
Potwe Central Strice
Victoria
Swanston
Bourke
Elinabeth
Rollins
Ami’ Bugsell
Acti
Chamber of Maunty
Inoud- Wry
Trades Hall Meeting in Melbourne Tonight
Abn Moudes Hall Couro a meeting tonight Mr C Holloway secretary of the Council said the question at a settlement of the dispute had been discussed with the Chamber of Manufactures He could not say whether any side would gain not of the discussion that took place today with the Premier and other merchants.
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Melbourne
Abn Moudes
Couro
C. Holloway
Te Council
Te Chamber
Acatens
Melbourne Distress Strikes Families With Food Shortage
Fragmentary Melbourne report describes widespread distress as families face hunger. Local shopkeepers note high demand for dripping while many households have left homes, with children relying on bread and this limited diet amid the crisis.
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Melbourne
Syorkete
Akers
Zeppelin flight begins with Berlin to Atlantic crossing
The Graf Zeppelin started at 6 in the morning for a long Atlantic voyage from Berlin. A number of Freuch planes accompanied the airship while three youths were arrested for attempting to stow away on the Gilat. The Believer TM commander warned that any further stowaways would be attached to a parachute and thrown overboard.
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Tod
Servide.y
Berlin
Graf
Zeppelin
Nero
de Frans
Grosvenor at Darwin inquest on missing air crew
An inquiry discusses Grosvenor and the Southern Cross crew after a forced downed air raid near Port George Missiou and Walg. The hearing notes lack of clear direction, emergency provisions for four men, and compensation details. Witnesses cite the Sydney Herald and the mission’s position, with adjournment until the next day.
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Amlense
Pullalrom Bedaer Ituigstoid Suisti
Halal
Subaures
Swit
Ine
Waogland
Australia
Chater
Grounit
Adelaide
Evap
Wileerec
Westbiar
Tiane
Hugi Grosvenor
Makeg
Hansid
Kiusstohg Swain
Bo Aybeptey
Wutora
Tania
Mnathei
Marea
Gross
Suime
Smiths
Sydney
Mtalbourne
Hierald
George Missiou
The Vellore Flight and Naval Warnings Issued
The Camptraitar of Olvil Agalion announced new instructions amid military tension. Lieut. May and Flying Officer Owen were noted in a dispatch describing a risky air operation deemed exceedingly dangerous to attempt.
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Melbourne
Camptraitar
Olvil Agalion
Gol.Hrinsmead
Jnshouétons
May
Owen Jont
Ab- Darwin
Trains avert disaster as trucks derail near Woodville
A chaotic morning near Woodville Junction ends with trucks derailing after tracks from a freight train jumped a gap. A passenger train sped by on the adjacent line, narrowly avoiding collision. several vehicles sustained damage and injuries are reported.
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Arratway- dBasleeavis
Woodville
Valle
Smelters Picnic and Annual General Meeting
The Smelters Picnic annual general meeting elected officers and set plans for the coming year. J Hocking resigned as secretary after 85 years. a successor to be chosen. The next committee meeting is scheduled for May 30. main meeting to be held in October with at least 50 percent net proceeds for the school.
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Beavisongu
Siem
Luca
Tees
Gertsol Johnstone
Ars
Lois
Frabendlage
Shark Watta
Canine
Dresses' Jones
Epee
Grean
Valrick
Going
Jacobsen
Land
Heddle
Cavill
Johestone
Tipp
King's Bay
Spitahirged
Bamison
Nagel Bouewer
Bynkenridge
Stalhaut
Franz Joseph Teestrail
Goved
Burns
Edswards
Air J. Hocking
Longa
Cary Oo
Uolt
Melbourne court deals with rate protests and estate sales
The article reports on a Victorian city scene with court decisions over rating assessments and public works, including opposition to an additional tax for paving and sanitation. It cites district residents and officials, mentions a failed appeal, and notes a list of estate executors and property matters in the town.
Reparations Debate Sparks Dawes Plan Revisions
The United Service reports in Le Matin that proposed changes to the Dawes Plan aim to abolish direct control and create an independent creditor-represented company. The report includes no cost figures, mentions weather from Dr. Schacht to Owen Young, and notes German delegates accepting Young's May Geneva figures with creditor approval expected.
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United Service
PSRIS
le Dtalin
Taregsels
Dawes Plat
Bole Eachways
Indepesiaent
Germany
Wetter
Dr. Schacht
Owen Young
America
Young
Geneva
Fire attacks hit Lahore workshops amid arson wave
Reports from Calcutta note a series of fires at large Lahore workshops linked to a rising incendiary campaign. Investigations focus on vandalism and alleged revolutionary motives behind the destruction. Local authorities urge vigilance as the blaze pattern draws attention to evolving unrest.
Missing-Kobenhavn steamer Beltana circumvents amsterdam island
United Service reports that the steamer Beltana, upon voyage, circumnavigated Amsterdam Island but found no trace of the missing Kobe. No further details given.
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United Service
Beltana
Amsterdam Island
Kobe
Unemployed Relief Parcels Distributed by Mayor’s Committee
The mayor and committee report receipt and forwarding of parcels for unemployed relief. Names include Arthur Parkinson T. W. Bassou and Miss Liddle. The effort aims to swiftly deliver clothing and home furnishings to those in need amid high demand.
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tRhacerjes
Arthur
Parkinson
T. W
Bassou
Miss “Liddle
Jan
Sulid
Maynros
Helme
Randwick Racing Notes from Thursdays Postponed Meeting
Randwick Sydney racing report shows a delayed program due to weather with results across hurdles and handicaps. Winners include Tenet and Dex with Placings for Dyglar Grace and Mimnotie, while field details and times are briefly captured from the day’s events.
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Tioellos
Ryker
Dex
Mie
Dyglar Grace
Scientific Congress Opens in East Indies With Diplomatic Greetings
The Geologic Congress opened in Batavia today with an impressive ceremony in the Governor-General’s hall. The governor general urged a peaceful tone for the gathering while representatives from Britain, France, Japan, the United States, Canada, China, and Australia offered greetings and support. Andrew Brow, a Sydney geologist, delivered Australian stances and stoking ideas from scientific institutes.
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East Indies
United Service
Weltevreden
Thapsaay
Dutch East Indies
Congress Committee
Fidlland Seieoists
Ganadisis
Feartoos
Brow
Andrew
Sydney
Ching
France
Newai
Japan
England
Pedestrian pavement rule debate in 1929 opinion piece
An April 5 1929 public opinion piece argues pedestrians must share the pavement with caution. It cites Pedestrian safety, urges drivers and cyclists to use roads, and calls for regulations to restrict wheeled traffic on sidewalks to protect walkers.
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Usial
Mivtrain
Jean Nadastraas
New York
Coburg Tragedy Reported With Fatal Wounding
A Coburg incident leaves Albert Bramfeh wounded and Mrs Ids.-40. dead. The event occurred Monday night and was confirmed by police as a fatality after the wounded were admitted to Melbourne hospital.
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Melbourne
Albert “Wiliam Bramfeh
Coburg
Ids
Melnourne Hospital
Ladies ofen Championship golf report from Britain
London report on the Ladies Championship with mentions of Joyce and Molly Gentley. Notes include results for Miss Pearl and Portugal competitor, and references to players from London and surrounding clubs. The fragmentary text confirms a match round with several names and outcomes.
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Ladies Ofen
United Bervtod
London
Lauies
Joyce
Migs
Molly Gentley
Ades
Loneiadez
Mies Poids
Uledaily
Miss Peal
Portugal
Andy To
Union organiser dies after illness in Melbourne hospital
A well known union organiser connected with the Larpent Union and former mayor of Gollingwood, Mr. Tuosley, lies in hospital with pneumonia. The report notes his Manchester birth and long residence in Australia, with family details incomplete due to the damaged text.
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Melpourne
Larpent Union
Gollingwood
Thomas
Eas
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Chamber of Manufactures
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