Solo montown and St Marks on oval opening pirie lacrosse season
Solomontown and St Marks meet on the Memorial Day oval in Pirie lacrosse season opener. Teams listed include Solomontown with players L Linney tow to W Waist and J. Walste, and St Marks with P. Walsa, A. Telford Ward, K Kell, L Stephens among others. Junior and Northern Areas Association matches accompany the event with many named players and clubs across Crystal Brook, Portonian Juniors, and Jamestown.
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Oval
Pirie
Gawler
Williamstovin
St. Mars
Solomontoyye
Madigan
Martin
Si¢K Msi
Noal ‘S
Pinte
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G. Ware
C. Watter
G. Wilson
J. Celene
K. Batty
KiMel A. Plowsig
M. Doyle
Olsen
T. Ianley
S. O'Brien
C. Pelegua
B. Trewery
G. Woolman
Portonian Juniors
E. Fiddaman
Smile
G. Sampson
By Brown
G. Johson
J. Davies
R. Flak
W. Sampson
J. McMahon
T. Wilson
P. Ralph
O. Curthoys
R Honinthal
K Sandery
M. Walton
J. Rosenberg
A. Parsona
J, Baker
A. Bean
J Wand
W. Sreadstock
G. Jarrett
Mattens
Northern Areas Association
Girdsomne
Howe
George Towed
Jannstown
Grysit Brook
Meusyeeit
Billy
Pirle Lacrosse Adagent Opens Season With Centris vs Noviks
The Pirle Lacrosse Agadvla lon begins its season today with Centetis meeting Noviks. Central team lists include capt A Sanders and players A Lowe M Bettess W Stddie J Poole L Sandery and others. Norths lineup features H Footherenply A Staere M Jeffery W Sayner Mckay and more.
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Pirle Lacrosse
Agadvla Lon
Centetis
Noviks
A. Sanders
A. Lowe
M. Béttess
W. Stddie
J. Poole L. Sandery
W.walters
J. Mountsre
J McGregor
Warner
Pirie United V Thistles Soccer Match Summary
Readable names include Purie Walted-Barnes Fossler Sub Consiles branch D'Toolle Boyte Al Marlin Young McSaily and Wilsnee-Wheetem Chirk Golan McPheat Morten Taylor Brown Mc Cwuoeh Rodgers Strachan Nully Heseve Lazenby. Score timing noted at 4:30 with Kiekostaf.
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Pirie United
Thistles
Purie Walted
Barnes
Fossler
Sub Consiles
Branch
D'Toolle
Boyte
al Marlin
Young
McSaily
Kiekostaf
Wilsnee
Wheetem
Chirk
Golan
McPheat
Morten
Taylor
Brown
McCwuoeh
I. Rodgers
Strachan
Aftonvilla Versus Grytsal Brook Hockey Match
Hockey match listed between Aftonvilla and Grytsal Brook at De Deill Hall Ground. Officials F Groves and Hoskin refereeing. Teams include Aftonvilla with caps H Fiddaman A Berry Colina Nolan D Nolan Pope Johanson Ozymatse Riddaman Sampson Tohan Close Weaving Gale Bridge man Gowler Conlin Borg gan Carter Lierson Witkin and others. Park Forgan fielded by Stringbdett Stockham W Broyn Porgan Wilsdon Martin Thompson Windsor. Emergencier L Zubrinson. Emjos roster led by Dr Rirschlekfoapt Milnes Groves Watts Bot.
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Grytsal Brook
Dean Park
Emus
Soli
de Deill Hall
Wily de
Tohan
Close
V. Weaving
B.gale
V. Bridgeman
M. Gowler
T. “Conlin
J. Borggan
P. Carter
Witkin
Hisergensies
G. Dennis
M Jacobs
Park Forgan
T. Stringbdett
J. Stockham
G. Por
Gawler racing program presents multiple class plates
Melbourne Friday program at Williamstown Glib lists seven races across first and second division plates. The Beach Welter runs in five divisions with events like Kohoroit Hurdles and.Trade handicap among others. Strong entries include Antonym Cool Good Whisky and Water Pistol in various sprint and mile distances.
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Morgate
Baleias
Salwar
Phums
Concentrate
Bulleven
Blaster Bier
Nopel So
Goalong
Jaer
Prince Nochin
Allee al
Wyne
Martinello
Princess ¢ de Gama
Stara
Baotland
Wyle Twa
Green Matee
the Martyr
Beldytock
Dusdys Comaut
Wusan
Laby Connqle
Melbourne
Williamstown Glib
Yvaropian
Prince Don
Mutunn
Valeroy
Beach Weiler
First Acceptances for City and Birthdays Cup in Adelaide
A racing notice from Adelaide lists the first acceptances for the Guy Handicap and Birthday Cup. Numerous horses with assigned weights and odds are recorded, including Paladin, Amant, Bridoon, Omnipotent, King Quex, Lady Adelaide, and others, with weight figures like 9.4, 9.3, 8.2, and 7.0.
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King Quex
Lady Adelaide
Bridoon
Douhie I
Larecha
Mytenis
Tha
Kirk
Balisand
Blutay’ Tivo
Green Baise
Saltmarsh
Drastic Order Shocks Auckland Civil Service Staff
A government circular to more than 4000 Post and Telegraphs Department staff bans absences for reasons like illness or personal matters. It states employees absent for any reason will be removed, prompting strong protests as workers confront the drastic rule. The notice targets workers attending funerals or other personal duties, triggering widespread discontent in civil service quarters.
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Auckland
Eviday
Post and Telegraphs Department
Reopening the Mines Prompts Government Action
Sydney reports ongoing talks between colliery proprietors and miners over reopening arrangements. The government has decided to delay termination of employment for 14 days amid wage reductions. The coal price reduction figure is not yet fixed, but a rise of about 8 shillings a ton is anticipated.
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Sydney
Rothheary
Rent Moratorium Sought in Adelaide for Distressed Workers
Four deputations from trades and labor councils urged the Commissioner of Public Works to grant a rent moratorium to protect tenants from eviction. They proposed measures akin to the Debt Adjustment Act used for farmers, noting seven thousand families on rations and calling for relief for unemployed workers.
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Adelaide
Tre Trades and Labor Council
Commissioner of Public Works
J) McInnes
Government to introduce Wheat Pool machinery bill
Adelaide Friday reports the Government will introduce a 3 Bil early lis session to provide the machinery for a wheat pool under the compulsory Wheat Pool Bill before the House of Representatives. Hon R Whitford, Minister of Agriculture, said a second poll of farmers may wait until after Parliament passes the Wheat Marketing Bill.
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Adelaide
House of Representatives
R. Whitford
Canberra
Pariament
Rowing invitational closes amid mixed results at Pirlo Tawime Club
Closing day program lists invitation fours and heats with crews from Belcher to Pryor, Edison? Morphett and Symonds. Cycling events feature Lew is Cycles Cup and Rockelben g Cup and a basketball match pits Central Mafftodial against Trojans at West School court.
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Bean
Remyiole
Pirlo Tawime
Firsheat
L. Belcher
A McCorwich
W. Hine
M. Camish
W. Pryor
A. Benn
M. Sly
R-Starke
Nurs
He Giles
A. Symonds
Nardelli
Stith
Wo Mann W. Pryor
Verais
Lsonsess
M Santory
A Miu
G. McKay
Giles
Birth Hést
Winney
Wininers
Singla
Derbyshire-Match Final Scores in London Report
Derbyshire and BIS FORD era fair play with Danesiy tabs Fairfax and Hornibrook. Slater and Oldheld, Mitchell and Haeni- Wrook contribute singles while Elliotts collapse. Bowling by Wai, Paivtar, Marnlbrook, Harwood and Kippar. AUSTRALLAS Second Innings shows Ponsfond and Jackson among top-scorers. Wickete secures victory by ten wickets.
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London
Derbystne
Cal Danesiy
Ford
Fairfax,.& Hornibrook
Townsend
Wall
Slater
Oldheld
Walt
Mitchell
Poneford
Haeni- Wrook
Elliotts
Burdelas
Wai
Paivtar
Marnlbrook
Harwood
Kippar
Ifap
Bribery Inquiry Details at Parliament House Hearing
In the Canegara inquiry today Roland Greenj Maha testified alleging other names linked to the case. Witnesses described discussions about obtaining favors and potential influence, with calls for money and hints of improper broadcasting ties. The commission adjourned, with Judge Delbridgn noting no charges against Mr Coleman yet, pending further evidence.
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Canegara
kLeged Deinery
Roland Greenj Maha
Golan
Siraget
Rimat
Parliament House
Waller ‘Tusman Condersald
Goren
Hin
M. Pinkerstein
Green
Conder
Misaki
Tim
Coleman
Conneelon
Witnese
Delbridgn
Notlling
Arbitration Awards Move to Public Service Debate
In Canberra the opposition sought adjournment to discuss a proposed regulation limiting arbitration awards to public service members. Critics fear it pressures soldiers to join unions. The government argues no compulsion exists and the measure, already signed, marks a first since the new administration. The motion failed.
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Canberra
Prday
House of Representatives
Toay
Lathan
Timb U Yeas
Triston
Wnibns
Soullin
Oiine
Contempt of Court Result in Penalty for Guardian Publisher
Associated Newspapers Limited owners of the Daily Guardian were fined 200 in a contempt ruling after publishing an article about an arrest. The court warned further penalties could follow if the contempt continued.
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Sydney
Associated Newspapers, Ltd
Hw Daily Guardian
Gove Ned
Gourt
MINDA HOME COLLECTIONS RAISE PORT PIRIE SUPPORT
Mes Mrs Stow and Miss D Elu organize a Port Pirie drives for Minds Home. A smelters collection totals 1639/14 with street giving reaching 252477.5. Mrs Stow thanks the Port Pirie citizens and names Mayor and organizers for their patronage and effort. Special thanks go to Mrs Russell and the Elleraly Tics and to Messrs Meyrick Proseer and K Short.
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Stow
D- Elu
Port Pirie
B.hla.s
Wil
Efart
Russell
Elleraly
Meyrick
Mards Jproseer
K. Short
Attempted assassination rocks Malta church state rift
A disrupted report claims an attempt was made on Maltas Governor Lord Strickland amid church and state tensions. A revolver fired point blank near the Governor, who escaped unharmed, as Malta braces for possible further religious and political fallout.
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Malta Briday
Lord Binickland
Malta
Malts
Lord Strickland
British Labour Crisis Defeats Mosley Motion in Parliament
United Service London reports that the Parliamentary Labour Party won by 210 to 29 against Sir Oswald Mosley's motion. The vote signals dissatisfaction with government handling of unemployment while Conservatives plan next week's challenge to reduce Mr J H Thomas salary to spotlight week unemployment. Liberal position weakened by rift over electoral reform talks.
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United Service
London
Labor Party
Oswald Mosley
J. H. Thomas
Ramsay MacDonald
Lloyd Geone
No-Confidence Vote Shakes Trades Hall Meeting
Melbourne turmoil erupts as a no-confidence motion passes the Trades Hall Council meeting. Protests ripple through the government, with ministers urged to resist police action and clarify party stance. Hogan hints at polling outcomes while divisions within the Victorian Labour framework surface amid calls for negotiated settlement.
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Doxpits
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Colinett
Geo
Vegi Laban Ministey
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J.hogan
Naemal
Sayeenmen
Whart Wackers
Tw Tides Hult
Australan Labor Party
Connell
Wireless perfection at Geneva banquet shows cross channel links
The Director of Posts Services and the managing director of the Australian Broadcasting Company addressed the International Broadcasting Union Congress at the Lausanne banquet. Sixty one delegates from twenty one counties attended as a 12 000 mile telephone link connected Sydney to London and on to Pennant Hills. Special hearphones allowed clear speech reception at Mr Brown’s home as interjections and cracker noises were recorded. Admiral Penderdale and Mr Doyle were among attendees. Anglo Australian telephone services will extend from May.
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Me A. P. Brown
Narnia
Dls Howsn
Fairdborn
A. Shui High
Australian Broadcasting Company
Hts
Sydney
International Broadcasting Union Congress
Tne
Quchy
Syitmstad
London
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Syvin
Sinby
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Doyle
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Secrecy Over Wat erside Talks With Union Leaders
Yesterday representatives of the Port Adel side branch of the Water side Workers Federation met in the Premier to review the wharf position. Mr Hill refused to disclose details and suggested another conference with the men may be held. Officials called the interview satisfactory but declined further comment. About 480 members found work early in the week, but jobs lasted only a few hours, seen as leftovers of volunteers. Two prominent officials condemned the pickup and alleged vindictive spirits from ship owners and commuters.
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Adelaide
Port Adelside
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Hill
Shaya
Diamond valued 50 pounds dropped on Westbourne Park road
Police examine the footpath on Monmouth Road Westbourne Park after a diamond valued at 50 pounds was dropped from a ring being transported. A small boy reports seeing the ring fall during the incident.
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Adelaide
Monmouth Road
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Any Johnson Lands at Vie Village Amid Timor Crisis
Reports detail the vessel Any Johnson landing near Vie village Timor after a dusk approach. The rescue task includes search efforts by Timor authorities and ships Gemma and other patrols as weathered reports confirm a missing crew member.
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Amy Johnson Set to Fly from Antamboa to Darwin
Reports from Melbourne and Adelaide indicate Amy Johnson arrived at Hediboenk near Timor from Sumbawa and planned to fly to Darwin. Wireless messages tracked her movements with no conclusive landing ground located between Sumbawa and Timor, amid volcanic, rugged islands and uncertain weather tonight.
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Hallock
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Timor
Ana
Miss Johnson
Youthful Fliers and Aerial Tales From NSW
A fragmentary report notes a 17 year old pilot Est Macbourne and others including John McKeahnie Reeve Denton. Flight details mention Sydney and a trip to Beahudan Aero Drome with Australian Aero Club references. Names and places appear partially garbled in this OCR fragment.
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John Mckeahnie
Syikar Reeve Denton
Avesti
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Remhers
New South Wales
Af Ee
Aero
Derbyshire vs Chesterfield Derbyshire Bowled Out
Fragmented report from a Derbyshire vs Chesterfield match describes erratic fielding and mixed bowling. Highlights mention batsmen like Alderman and Bradman, a late batting stand by Korg and Townseng, and a Derbyshire innings defeat amid unclear timing and players.
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Paiplax
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Hine
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West Indies Tour Plans and Test Match Schedule
The Australian Board approves a West Indies tour programme with a testimonial for Jack Ryder. Matches run from November in Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide through February, including fourth test in Sydney and tests against New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria, South Australia, and Tasmania with venues in Melbourne Brisbane Adelaide Hobart and Sydney.
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Syumey
Vievirls
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al_Adelaide
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Graf Zeppelin heads toward Rio after Brazil reception
United States service reports Graf Zeppelin crossed the Atlantic and reached Pernambuco Brazil this afternoon. Commander Eckener will continue to Rio de Janeiro where a large South American welcome awaits. The voyage is slated to resume on Sunday toward Havana.
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Unemployed Deputation Meets Premier Over Public Works
A deputation of 300 unemployed workers met the Premier to press on start dates for hospitals schools and jails. He stated public works would begin soon and promised action on hospitals, schools, and related public services. The interview covered job creation and swift government measures to aid the unemployed.
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R. Jo Hogin
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