Shipping News and Vessel Movements At Adelaide Docks
Shipping notes from Sydney Fremantle and Whyalla detail arrivals and departures including Iron Master from Newcastle, Whyalla bound vessels and several named ships at Queen's Wharf Swellers Wharf and Ballie Wharf. Also listed are vessels expected, routes to London Gibraltar and Plymouth, and fare class upgrades for Orient Company ships with new 20 000 ton and 26 200 ton liners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toiliy
Newcastle
von ‘Ghief
Whyalla
Alanza
Wessels
Middleham Casli
Queen's Wharf
Angle Guilian
Swellers Wharf
Ballie Wharf
Oyama
Orsova
Orgielo
Octovar
Dronsay
Orient Company
Orterley
Gad Orvinto
Firs! Glaes
Lle de Huinker
Possesgers
Orama
Ohognsay
Aidal
Colombo
Loving memory of Sydney P. Scott killed at Ypres
Fragmented obituary tribute from family noting the death of Sydney P. Scott at Ypres on October 4, 1917. The message honors a son and brother with lines about pride, sacrifice, and remembrance from his mother and siblings. Mixed distortions from OCR but core facts: commemoration, date, place, and kinship references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney DP
Scott
Ypres
Ostoter
Howe
Solider
Wyang
Snott
Port Pirie West
Scotp
Gurdeat
Sy . Scolt
Aption_ dh
Gavat
Jack
Will
Ernie
Sydney P. Scott
My Geoley
Q-Joy
Adelaide Steamship line announces weekly PATINGA schedule
The Patinga will depart Port Adelaide on Saturday October 3 for Lincoln Pirie Jermein and Augusta with subsequent weekly sailings to Lincoln Pirie and Augusta calling at Port Gerieia Fortnightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patinga
Port Adelaide
Lincoln
Jermein
Pire
Augusta
Pirie
Aug
Port Gerieia
Steam Tug Nelocebee sails for Whyalla
Steam tug Nelocebee departs for Whyalla with a note that sails run on Tuesdays and Fridays at seven in the morning. It will return the same day with passengers and general cargo as circumstances permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelocebee
Whyalla
In memory of Henwood and family members
In memoriam notices for William Alick Hoy Henwood Roy and family members. Dated Oct 1923 at Port Pirie Hospital with funeral details and interment at Port Pirie Cemetery. Notices from Symonds Bros Undertakers include remains removal times from Norman Street Congregational Hill and 4 p.m. from No Go Cottell Street.
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Henwood
William Alick Hoy
Port-Pirie Hospital
James Speers
Norman Street
Port Pirie
Symonds
Alexander Street
Solomantown
W. L. Valmet
Labe
Walter
Cottell Street
Park Pirie
Pirie News Briefs Include Fined Cyclist and Local Events
John Charles Howell was fined at Pirie Police Court for riding a bicycle without lights after 10 pm. Reports note upcoming church services at Georgetown and Crystal Brook, a Catholic event, and various local religious activities. Weather shows mild spell with rain likely. shipping outlook improving as harvest nears. Local successes in Austral Mission exams listed. Risdon Park Methodist services planned with choir and soloist. Fire brigade praised for quick response to a Solomontown fire. Crop reports describe strong yields in Pirie area despite some drought in others. large wheat crops around Wandearah and West Wandara. A Bachelors Ball was held at Stark’s Hall in Polomontowal.
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Gyelist
John Charles Howell
Pirie
Gourt
Georgetown
Parthae Speers
Port Pivigia
Dry Killian
Ril Sampson
Ton
Sampson
Tom Lee
Crystal
H. Potevs
Thir
Weather Bureau
Austral Mfssio Transiva
Laura
Or. B. B. Mitelell
Ruby Spivers
Karger
Thelman Gale
Gwen Scott
Baris ‘Winter
Risdon Park
C. J. Ports
Crystal Brook
Risdon Park Methodist Church
Moraine
Gilte
Central Mathonist
Baul
Warsdayne
Phataoal
Vardaynt
Teffon
Geo
Hitcbie
Pirie Vite
Ub Solomontown
Socke
Avady
Agape
Pirle
Wandearah
Marpy
Gregory
Wandesral West
Warm
Messrs
White
A. Chase
Bazaar of All Nations Touted for Pacific Trade Ties
The author urges a Pacific foray to bridge race and development divides and boost trade. Hawaii is proposed as a conference site to attract global pilgrims and showcase goods, with focus on consumer psychology and creating steady demand through international exchange and trade commissions.
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Patibes
India
Africa
Sobell
Hawaii
Anstrata
Txian
Tantalus
Sisyphus
Oriens
Pacific
Wembley
Funeral and Con gregational Hall meeting notice
F.E.D. and F.A. Members are asked to follow the removal of our sale secretary J J Speers this afternoon at 5 pm. Funeral at Congregational Hall Solomontown followed by interment. Also a meeting at Congregational Hall at 3 pm to follow the remains of Bro Dame J Byers to their resting place. The Zionits? Methodist School assemble at Mr Palmer Galton Street Solomontown at 4 pm to follow Wally Palmer to Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.E.D
F.A
Pbeve Associaton
J. J-Speers
Breitiven
Inganove
Sormyn Street
Dame J. Byers
P. J. Moore
D.P
Zolomulitown Methodist
Suanally School
W. Lb
Palmer Galton Street
Solomontown
Wally Palmer
Cematery
AL Bengess
Wembley Exhibition Gains and World Peace Outlook
The Recorder notes England's Wembley Exhibition second year costs and maintenance, acknowledging last year’s abnormal attendance. It highlights the booming English motor industry and recalls the Prince Consort’s exhibition as a spark for imperial prosperity. A Hawaiian conference of Pacific Powers editors and scholars seeks mutual understanding to foster international accord and reduce conflicts as trade shifts toward the Pacific.
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A. C. Stevens
England
Wembley
Prince Consort
Mey
Mives
Asi
SMLG
Atlantic
Pacific
America
Canada
Ching
Java
Bound to Law and Honor in Feudal Thought Allegorized
Fragmentary excerpt debates liberty through obedience to law, contrasting virtue and deceit. It portrays a feudal cavalier bound to his lady, praises honesty, and laments societal corruption as it notes aristocratic entanglements and the moral order demanded by tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calastra
Death of Gol. T. lancock and family details emerge
The obituary notes the death of Gol. T. lancock, a former enthusiastic quartermaster officer for the state, third son of the late Rev. J. Mamcock. He served in the Education Department, ran the Arrdrop Enterprise business in Adelaide, contributed after home service in the War, and left a widow with two sons and two daughters plus two sisters.
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Gol. T. Lancock
Burt al Burraid
J. Mamcock
Education Department
Galslowib
Cal
Hancock
Agen Wort
Adelaide
Lef
Messrs
W, Hanendk
Gladsigne
Hancock Railways Department
J. Hapry
Nerth
T. D. Culver
Sturt
Petroleum price cuts in country centres in Australia
The article notes a present reduction in the marked price of motor spirit per eight gallons in bulk and packed forms. It highlights that the British Imperial Oil Company operates bulk depots in country centres, enabling lower distribution costs and a price drop of Shell and other petroleum spirits by 2 per eight gallons where bulk facilities exist, effectively doubling the reduction compared with packed petrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British
Imperial — Oil Company
Australia
Shell
Wedding of Louisa Sinclair and Thomas Ryan at Mary Trinity Church
On September 26 at Mary Trinity Church Crystal Brook Louisa Sinclair second daughter of the late P Sinclair was married to Thomas Ryan eldest son of Mr and Mrs Thos Ryan Laura. The church deco rations pleased guests. The bride wore satin grenadine with pearl and orange blossom adornments. Miss Sinclair the bridesmaid wore a lemon dress. The couple departed for Clare after a celebratory reception at the Merritan Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary ‘Trinity Church
Crystal Brook
Louisa
P. Sinclair
Dugaig
Sin
Oi Jas
Gale Ne Yiding
Woolley
Maracain
Mrs. Ryan
Clare
Melbourne visitors prepare for aerial flight amid festival decor
delegate Sy Harry Britain MP among party for Monday aerial tour across Victoria's western and central districts. The Wattie Ball at Pirie street Hall featured balloons lanterns and streamers with dances and confetti. Music by Mrs Brown and Mr McDonald supplied the entertainment while social attendees included numerous local ladies and gentlemen.
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Melbourne
Sy Harry Britain
Victorian
Riddle
Wayhall
Chase
Ryan
Kirby
Dunbar
Brown
McDonald
A. While
A.C
ML. McLeaghlin
C.edwards
L. James
Holge
D. Munn
Dy Brown
Willing
N. Chase
M_ Town
Williams
J. Worrall
Micheleh
BW. Pipe
D. DiAfulles
M. Brown
T., Poole
G.bottrall
A! Lane
Acs
LD. Lane
G. Walsh
Gearing
M. Meadow -H.crispin
Dodd
K- Ryan
M.ryan
Gegary
G. Perty
L. Brust
Seules
Pirie-street
Inie-Street
Scarman
Peatherstone
I. Kenny
Mirs-dohns
Messrs
Wingale
Garter
MacCuire
Kallis
James
IE Bite
Gampélilion
Messrs Turner
Catter
Aegdies Dei
Bunly
Game Toom
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Star
Yorl Said
Saples
Lewyos
Adelalic
M. G. Anderson & Co
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Darling & BN
A. H L. Goode & CO
Crystal Brook Market
Dalgety & CO
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KALIF
Solomontawn Road
Frank Price
JINR
PLUME
McDougall
Shinat Street
Austral. Theatre
Goenes
James Kirkwood
ANNA. C._ NILSSON
Raymond Hatton
William Desmond
Shannon Raye
Eie
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Sweetland’s
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Om, J. & R. Forgan, Ltd
Port Pirie Football Association
Ve Solomontown
Limpires, Guythal, B. Wenngoo
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Vay
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Paramount
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EABOR
A. W. Lacey
N.h.a
How
George
P.O
Vervace
Vor
Waterside Workers' Federation of Australia
Port Pirie Branch
The
Anove Union
Gilling
Blestoval Gode
Peers Ling
Goges
O'Malley
Mexander Street
Bert Church
Fiancforte
Central” Methodist
MH. Edwards
Mertin-strost
Risdon Perk
Congregational Hall
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Samity
I Samyisoo
Roy
Loge
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Arenta
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