WANTED to Buy Various Items and Lost and Found Notices
Classified brief items include WANTED to Buy carl springs and cedar furniture, gramophone cabinet, sidecar part, lead zinc and car batteries. Lost items mention Ron Bullock, a wrist watch, heart shaped locket, purse, gloves, and dentures. Also an oil fired boiler instruction and an available lucrative sales agent opportunity with S. J. Cheesman & Co and GPO Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Springs
L. McDonnell
Ellen Street
Phage
Harley Motor
Meadow
SGRAP
Pirie Salvage Collen
Shepherd Bros
Ozone Theatre
Reliable man with car to sell Rawleigh farm goods
Reliable man with car to supply Rawleigh Hone and Farm Necessities in Pike Crystal Brook Georgetown districts. Trade well established, profits good. No capital or experience needed. training provided. Write The W. T. Rawleigh Co. Ltd. Also junior shorthand typist and shop helper ads included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawleigh
Pike
Crystal Brook
Georgetown
W. T. Rawleigh Co. Ltd
Dawson Street
Brunswick
N10
Victoria
Importance of Hongkong in Cold War defense posture
An unofficial Hongkong contact says Britain could send more forces to defend Hongkong if Communist pressure grows after the Berlin blockade ends. He notes Britain would risk a third world war if needed, but no threat exists yet and losing Hongkong would weaken the British Empire and impact Indo-China and Malaya.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hongkong
Berlin
Britain
Indo-China
Malaya
Cooperation debate over town milk control board
In health boards disputes over coordinating milk production and a local control board, officials clash on who should convene producers and how to align with Adelaide authorities. The original committee remains deemed capable, while district and town boards argue over whether to form new bodies or proceed with existing groups to reach consensus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boards of Health
Adelaide
Town Board of Health
Town Owl
G Viner Smith
Laie
Cirie
Prisducers
George Jenkins
Distrien
Hwalth
Vincesmith
Willie
Distrigard
Munday
Tie Mon
Aldo L. Davis
Lam
Lm Davis
Wage Case Proceeding Pending Receipt of Assurances
The Arbitration Court will hear the basic wage case as the Australian Council of Trade Unions must obtain formal assurances that unions support arbitration. The hearing targets unions with striking members and seeks to avoid delay while unions reconcile themselves to court expectations. The ACTU seeks a basic wage of 210 a week with a 2 a week interim decrease. the proceedings involve Mr McPhillips and Ironworkers’ Association opposition, with the court resisting vindictive action and urging proper industrial peace before hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memrquane
Arbitration Court
Australian Council of Trade Unions
Kelly
McPhillive
A.C.T.U
McPhillips
Baker
ACTU
L. J. McPhillips
Federated Ironworkers' Association
Benet
W. P. Evans
L C L Candidate's Lead Increases In By election
Final results in the Legislative Council by election for the Northern District are delayed to Friday as remaining boxes from outlying districts are counted. Today the L C L gained on the ALP with Loveday and Wilson figures noted and progressive totals showing the L C L lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Legislative Council
L.C.L
Loveday
Al.p
Wilson
King May Attend Buckingham Palace Parties With Queen
In London today it is expected the King will attend with the Queen at Buckingham Palace for the presentation parties tomorrow and Thursday. Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh will not attend either event, but Queen Mary will attend one. Two thousand guests are to attend each party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Queen Mary
Built Without Permit In Balmoral Road House Case
A young Pirie man Donald Holmes Fox was fined £25 for building a new home beyond the 1000 sq ft limit without a permit. The partially completed 1512 sq ft dwelling in Balmoral road used cement blocks and timber. Fox, absent, was represented and said he believed he could build up to £1000 worth without a permit. he stopped work upon notice and faced six weeks imprisonment if not paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie
D. L. Richards
Pirie Cou
Donald Holmes Fox
Terrace
Stenness
M. P. O'Callaghan
Meryell
Merrett
David Miller
Balmoral Road
Defendant
Jarrah
Oregon
Sgt
O'Callaghan
Fox
Adelaide
Weather summary and forecasts from day to day
Evening light, 9.60 hours, sunrise 7.5, sunset 5.20. Tomorrow barometer 29.933. yesterday 9 sm. Forecast: intermittent light rain over settled areas, cooler southerlies today. Ocean moderate seas with south to south east winds west of Long 138 legs. Rainfall to 9.30 ens 5 pts. Last night’s rain 3 pis to 1230 im.
Ratepayers Meeting Planned for Pirie Ambulance Maintenance
Pirie Town Council considers a special rate of halfpenny in the pound to fund ambulance maintenance about 500 pounds yearly. If 100 ratepayers do not request a poll within a set period, the council will proceed. A meeting of ratepayers may be convened and action defined before June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie Town
Leahey
Oil theft leads to £25 fine for Solomontown man
Ronald Roy Willcocks of Solomontown pleaded guilty to stealing a four gallon drum of oil valued at £12 2s 6d from Sergio Degenaro. In Pirie Police Court he was fined £25 with 16 costs, one month to pay, or two months in jail. Magistrate Mr D Ly Richards warned against repetition. Sgt Merrett led the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Ly Richards
Pirie
Ronald Roy Willcocks
Solomontown
Sergio Degenaro
Mshermatt
Sgt
B. C. Merrett
Degenaro
Antion
Defendant
Nationalists Hold On Under Heavy Shelling
Shanghai dispatch reports Nationalists clinging to Woosung shipway and Lameghwa airport amid another night of heavy shelling. Two small ships entered the vital waterway before 8:20 a.m. Reds' second field army advances toward Canton from the northeast and other Communist units near the Liangtian outskirts, with fires seen about ten miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghat
Woosung
Lameghwa
Second Field
Canton
Cantyn
Ihhal
O Lskirts
Linethin
Cantour
Shanghni
Pootuniy
Shanghai
Who Was Driving In Fatal Car Accident Case
In a Supreme Court hearing Mrs. Doreen Ware alleges Irvine Hall caused the death of her husband Arthur Ware by negligent driving on Desinder 20 1987 between Port Germein and Port Pirie. Hall denies the charge and contends Ware was driving. witnesses describe high speed and erratic control as the car rolled twice near Port Pirie injuring both men, Ware dying later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Justice Abbott
Supreme Court
Doreen Susan Ware
Booleroo Centre
Thebarton
Irvine Charles Hall
Arthur Maxwell Ware
Ware
Hall
Por Germein
Port Pirie
Desinder
Jiguor
C. Brebner
P. J. C. Hogan
G. G Harry
One Hundred On Strike At Princess Hotel
Florence brief reports one hundred porters waiters and kitchen workers at Princess Margarets Florence hotel walked out for higher pay. About 2,000 other hotel workers remain, skeleton staff run the hotel while the Princess may not notice. A volunteer crew served breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess
Florence
Princess Margaret
Football oval use limits spark training on paddock
Town football clubs seeking oval access on Monday evenings faced danger from a paddock littered with broken glass. The acting engineer surveyed wear on the oval and warned against widening the area. Memorial Oval was allotted to Proprietary and Port clubs for Wednesday and Friday training with restrictions to avoid interfering with school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
File Town Purnel
Sclumansiown Duior
Ciluby Oya
A. Rutgers
Watt
Proprietary
Port
Memorial Oval
Death Of Insp Partridge in Wallaroo aged 56
Insp W B Partridge officer in charge of Mid-Northern Police Division died in Wallaroo Hospital at age 56. Also reports two Pirie horses win at Gawler trotting meeting with Pander winning Hambletonian Cup and other races detailing winners and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallaroo
W. B. Partridge
Mid-Northern Police Division
Wallaroo Hospital
PIRIE
Gawler
Royal Rodney
Pander
Strettawah
K. Webster
Nevamaid
Sure Patch
Belle Minor
Tullevan Stote
Radiant Chief
G. Jamieson
Alhambra
Waraider
Raider
Fote
Oxide
Van
Ribble
F. Elmer
Raerts
T. Butterworth
Hatteras
EK. Webster
May
Cowan
Royal Redney
M. Lane
Fantastic
Tyte
OUR Beauty
N, Thiele
Brazen van
Resource
Wight
Henry Clay
N. Gath
Saffron
van Findon
Betti
Also Mentioned on This Page
Axminster
Emi Rsci
Bert Harmer
S. Salamontown
Commonwealth Trucking Yards
Ron Bullock
E. Davidson
Bennett & Fisher Ltd
S. J. Cheesman & CO
G.P.O
Sydney
Elder, Smith & Co. Ltd
Norman Street
W. H. Skewes
Yomenes
al Whielat
SMMC
Davis
Welaide
Ald
Preverit Committee
District Board
Mab
Degenhardt
Orienal Committee
Wilfithi
Val
Thursias
MONLY
Staba
Howe
West Coast Motor Services Limited
Vrais Gyy Wit
AL Pirie Jn
Whyalla
Whyalla Pirie
Port Lincoln
Port Lincol
Jaan
Patty Wem
Blupan
Howard Motors
Florence Street
MR. McPhillips
Borrel
Minda
Sein
C.W.A
Paddy's Market
Unity Hall
Youths World Magazine
YMCA
Cout Aul Bonnet
A. Lauritsen
En Cosy
FR. Messenger
Doyley
Mrs. Sherry
Arnold's
KH. Boykets
New South Wales
Trousseau
Hoopers
Pirie Court
Pirie Ambulance
Ratepayers
Ware Was
GS. Wilson
Butterick Street
Wandegral Road
Hame
A Rutgers
Insp
Partridge
Trotters
Malvern Star
Cary
Alexander Street
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