Shipping news and vessel movements at major ports
High tide arrivals list multiple ships including Middleham Castle and Amel Chuan at various wharves. Entries note arrivals from Port Adiolaide with vessels in port and expected departures or further calls, referencing Berths, wharves, and pending consignments as of the latest tide.
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Port Adiolaide
Middleham Castle
St Queen's Whar
Amel Chuan
Wilayt Nees
Ub Guhtries
Auui
Smellers Wharf
Karroa
Steliers
Neature
Baltic Wharf
Adelaide Vessel Schedule Reaches Ports Lincoln Pirle Augusia
The PAIUNGA sails from Port Adelaide on Saturday with Bars Lincoln Germein Pirle and Augusta aboard. It departs Port Adelaide each Saturday for Ports Lincoln Pirle and Augusta, returning to Port Germein fortnightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
Lincoln
Germein
Pirle
Augusta
Adelaide steam tug sails to Whyalla and returns same day
Adelaide Steam Tug Co light or medium tug schedules a round trip to Whyalla on Tuesday, with passengers and general cargo. The wording notes a permit or clearance and a rough timing around 7 or 9 p.m., with return the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelcebee
Whyalla Pach Tue
For Sale Notice from Crystal Brook Hardware
Public notice lists sale items including chaff and wood mites, stainless steel garage equipment, a 10 ton worm drive, a wall plant and elevators. Mentions Port Pirie and Sule Agents. Sale terms unclear due to garbled OCR but indicates industrial and household items offered for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priew Trom
Port Pirie
Seamen Strike Collapse Warns Australian Ports
London reports from Havelock Wilson and the seamen s secretary say the strike is collapsing in Great Britain and seamen in Australia face similar fates as hundreds seek reinstatement. Owners refuse further bargaining while paying out wages and discharges. Union agitators are blamed for misleading men into costly delays with losses mounting for port workers and the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havelock Wilson
London
Great Britain
Sailors and Firemen's Union
New South Wales
Labor Movement
Trades and Labor Council
Sydney
Australia
West Australia
Visit of Delegates To Plan Empire Breastrel Entertainment
The mayor J S Geddes chaired a citizens meeting at the Institute supper room to arrange an entertainment program for the Empire Breastrel visitors to Pirie on October 22. Arrangements included a possible dinner or social and a ball, with input from attendees on the best public welcome. A ticket committee and a general entertaining committee were formed to plan events and ensure a hearty civic reception.
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J. 5
Geddes
Institute
Enmipire Breastel
Pirle
Pirie
Hull
Sug Kration
Li Delurates
Munfries
G. B. Sparrow
Sia
Ahnsy
Warreys
Surrey
Waeretis
Bs Miner
Foley
Rexdel
Yeni
Mali
Vitor
Hite Taltoms
Mussis
Rave
Hitie Mower
Miantynes
Taaser
Uae
Mettineus
He Jackson
Anger
Gr Tey
Garrett
Elimatic Somersault Weather Drenches Roads and Calms
Heavy rains lashed the area with soaking downpours and wintry winds from the south. By yesterday afternoon the weather improved marginally as many roads turned slick and waterlogged while forecasts warned of lingering flood risks and difficult travel conditions.
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Pirie
Sunidis
Pirielles
Aetaiie Peediels Cnset
NERVE NUTS claims to cure nervous ailments
An advertisement promotes NERVE NUTS as a remedy for insomnia depression and various nervous and blood disorders. It asserts the product helps sleepers recover and restore health after taking multiple boxes and appeals to readers to trust the efficacy for general well being.
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Ani
Sake Lake
Local Board of Health Improves Pirie Wharf Facilities
Local Board of Health provides updated sanitary accommodation on Pirie wharves after years of need. Framing Wey appears in court for drunkenness, fined 65. George Killamere jailed for drunkenness on Louie 22. Weather described as boisterous and wet. Large crowd and many travelers alight at Abeconter Street. Philip YeWrle noted as VAR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Guttlty Amt Die
George — Killamere
Matto
W Fleet Fontolie Bises
Pirie
Lila Town
Huufhly
Gett
Salomontown
Abeconter Street
Philip YeWrle
Mr. Hatten
Feather plumes valued up to 200 pounds for England import ban
The article notes that England prohibits import of many precious plumes and feathers. Some specimens are so fine that they can total as much as 200 pounds in value yet be carried in a breast pocket.
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England
Serious offence and wheat pilfering at Klein street
A man in Wis fume session facing charges of possessing a quantity of wheat and timber after police traced thefts from wharves. Detective Tarrs and constable Shanks questioned him, and he admitted wheat thefts over two eyes. The court heard he suffered mental derangement and was not always responsible for his actions. He faced a likely fine of 45.
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Bunstalle
Laney
Annie
Klien Steeek
Wis
Tarrs
Petiilollies
Shanks
Countydale Fry
Miley
Finuinins
Srorl Sol
Mire
Warren
Mesars H. Skewes
Curia
Mir Warren
Scott
Punt
The Musical City by Dr Frank Crane
Dr Crane laments noisy modern life as vulgar and says true civilization rests on pleasing sounds. He envisions street reforms, muffled warnings, and a culture where music soothes and guides public behavior, reducing friction and boosting human joy.
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Jondenes
Ely
Nowa
Iwetonvs
Artuunivus
Oeilehes
Sablath
Mayor’s Reticence in Forthcoming Elections
The Mayor declined to state readiness for the mayoral chair, saying no statements would be given. Liberal union executive body will decide party stance and announce later this month. Councils expect keen contest as both parties push to win the day, with Lyons possibly attending from Grey federal race circles.
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Yostecdas
Tabelial
Vdides
Wie Pirie Nanet
Liber Point Mo
Parks
Eal Une
Savery
Liberal Union
Lyons
House of Depresentatives
Grey
Telowie Week 44 News and Local Notes
Fragmentary Telowie column reports a farming accident injuring a fowl and cuts to a worker, with medical care at Pirie Hospital. Weather details describe a storm with winds and cold. grain harvest hopes rise as rainfall impacts crops. Nearby residents from Kiama and South Wales plan to return home after a three month visit.
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Eulion
Wits
Cmanatol
Dag
Ant
John
Port Pirie
Pirie Hospital
Tollewiis
Duustiter
Hebert Reyer
Paptor Kenner
Geyer
Shin
Tir Monty
Mex Frank
Telowic
Kiama
W South Wales
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New Alhambra Theatre
Herbert Myers
J. C. Williamson, Ltd
Joseph Hails
Wong Toy Sun
William Fox
Conway Madge
Mppany
Edmund Love
the Lady From
Longacre
Victor Bridges
Oirele
High Tide
Hieye Fkes Ata Pom
Agata
Kalfard
Lynrern
Loward
Snilli
Parrura
Indi
Ajay Manguart
Giilis
Weight
Late MacNab
Gilbss Been
Chan Mayiiniey
Gils
Bright Trelyon
Bet
Anil Ganteivs
Wester
Mike
Whelan
Nobwerp
Adelaide
Adelaide Steam Tug CO
Crystal Brook
Benele Howl
Sulatiuh
Blight Bros
Hovpemold Furniture & Effect
Corkins Selb
Brickwool Mall
Scotcher, Wile
Waterside Workers! Federation OF Australia
Hart Wiel Lawak
Ene Vestiyet
Selway
Solomontown
Peires Frank Price
Jnr
Austral Theatre
Paramount
Esplin Mimosperie Peologie
Teiuing
Paul Verdayne
Pharaute
Thesston
Jim
Wthletic
Oygling
WETON
Port Pleiet Mbpor
Tien Tue Lune Faruibes
WHR
UAW
Recorder
Britain
Seapion
Board of Trade
Comine
Empire Press
South Australia
Department OF Agriculture
Rire
Queuer’s
Ath Adiiiees
Roberts
Port Pirh
Mann Hin
Tatebanis
Honeal
Adelaide Port Pirie
Francis’ Marble Bar
Ellen Street
Susi
Aueiwik
Uilles
Phony
GHS2
Wales
Wjectst
King Wallanshreel
PMS
Watts & Higas
R Proprietors
Ap Return
Forgan
Venning
J. & R. Forgan Ltd
Cryste! Brook Snd
the Musical City
DR. Frank Crane
Telowie
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