Broken Hill Miners Shift Award Details From Inquiry
The Terhninal Commission of Inquiry report recommends shifts for Brokea I mining workers. Shift men get 46 hours weekly including crib time, daymen 46 hours including crib time, with specific 6 am to 6 pm weekday hours and saturday half-day. Night shift for underground and surface workers to continue, but night shift stoping abolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terhninal Commission of Inquiry
Justice Edmunds
Brokea I
Erib
Crib
Orlb
Inquiry Requests New Power Study Across State
Adelaide on Wednesday notes a inquiry by Mr J G Kuagerata into options for using wave power or other methods to generate electricity. The State suffers from long power shortages as rivers and lakes may fail to supply adequate power. The government should act to advance brown opal deposits for energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
J. G. Kuagerata
Debais Sas
United Evangelistic Mission Services at Coven Picture Theatre
The United Evangelistic Mission schedules Sunday events at the Coven Picture Theatre at 3.15. Rev J. S. Stoves will give addresses and mission hymns will be led by Rev T. D. Webb. Other town ministers assist, with offerings after expenses going to the Lapal Distress Fund. A juvenile lodge event earlier yielded a plenical Nelsons yesterday with drags and enjoyable afternoon sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Svange Distit’ Sision
Hela
Coven Picture Theatre
J. S. Stoves
M.S
T. D. Webb
Lapal Distress Fund
Wedding of Adglidids and Bas-Tubal Fund couple
A large crowd gathered yesterday morning for the wedding of Adglidids daughter and Bas-Tubal fund’s son at St. Pine South Church. The ceremony featured the bride’s father Mr W J Suutl, a descriptive church setting, and music by Pastor A H Kenner and AJ Goowans. Gifts included a bridal shower and farewell visit at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weauris
Mtr
Seoul
Bas- Tubal Fund
W. J. Suutl
Wilfuss
A. H. Kenner
AJ Goowans
Jef Anid
Scott Wan
Bichen
Salaries of Legislators Probe Decided in Sydney
The State Government plans two royal commissions to examine if current MP salaries are adequate. The Premier said he is not prepared to shoulder all responsibility for increasing member salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Wednesay
Unhappy Ireland Papers Implicate Sinn Fein Links
A seized Sinn Fein document in London on Tuesday links murders and boycotts against the Royal Irish to organized Sinn Fein leadership. It claimsres onsible responses to pressure from Sinn Fein headquarters and notes that boycott dissenters will be ostracized. Each Irish volunteer official organ asserts that street bar racks can be controlled if proper methods are used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calted
London
Sing Fein
Royal Irish
Rensaburuy
Sinn Fain
Iriah
Riots Restart in Belfast Shipyard Attacks
Dublin dispatch reports rioting spreading through the Falls Wall Street and Old Long Road areas. About 20 people hospitalised, seven severely, as armed police patrols with armored cars and military support tighten control amid widespread unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Dublin
Gatbaiic Quarter
Wall Street
Old Longe Road
Claims of Engineers Melbourne hearing date urged
In Melbourne Wednesday the Arbitration Court heard Mr F Barker for the Amalgamated Society of Engineers pressing for an early date for the hearing of its claim. Justice Wiggins noted the 40 hours week inquiry and timber workers case limited date setting. Barker urged avoiding witness travel costs, while Mr Lewis for employers questioned the application. Barker warned threats of a strike by October 2. the court would not act on such evidence. The judge said he would not intervene unless there was proof of coercion to strike. delay blamed on lack of federal government assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
F. Barker
Amalgamated Society of Engineers
Justice Wiggins
Arbitration Court
Justice Sein
Timber Workers
Barker
Tcom
Australia
Nica Mirst
Lewis
Hasak Ib
Bakker
Justice Michins
Employers’ Federation
Ballos
Justice Tegias
Housing report debate at Pirie Assembly sparks motion
Members of Ike House debated releasing a Town Planner's housing report on Pirie conditions. Premier indicated the government may lay the report on the table if the House wants it, but denies suppression and asserts access only by resolution. The exchange highlighted demands for transparency and district needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike House of Assembly
le Hu
Ijk Furl
Pire
Hat Assuranse
Suvernfog
Pirie
Hill
G. Tudor
Bin
Roverbmaen
Tudor
Lithgow
Loven Wis
Mr. Hill
Pike
Plagner
Sethe Sedotaph Yohoene
Fas Haan
Planmer
Reade
Qaid
Logan
Port Pirie
Vuries Olters
Tomer Nuasters
Tims
Will
Cam
Atsad
Mr. Gunn
Carrie
Mr. Chapman
Howse
International Labor Fund to Contribute for London Conference
The Gas Employes Union and the Hairdressers Union in Sydney decided to contribute 1d per member to defray secretary Mr Garden’s expenses for travel to London for an international conference. They argued that Australia should be represented by a born delegate and no other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Uninm
Garden
Labor Council
London
Australia
Government plans £300000 home-building fund at State Bank
Adelaide House of Assembly reports Government to provide 300000 pounds at year end for civilian home building. Treasurer clarifies no extension of Agent-General appointment. Reidy seeks revaluation for south eastern estates to enable sale at a fair gate. Burra polling place renamed. Ceduna court of full jurisdiction proposed to replace distant Streaky Bay court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
G. Rilshle
J. L. Price
House of Assembly
Mudd
E. Tous
BP. Reidy
Minster
M. B. O'Wallorsn
Barovta
Burra
J. G. Moseley
Ceduna
Mural Bay
Hev
Streaky Bay
Carrie
NSW Government Approves 3 Million Pound Project
The Government of New South Wales advances a 3 million pound scheme with Subserial Sorat awaiting state action. Officials outline funding steps and expected timeline while details remain limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
New South’ Wales
Han Ipsilad
Sorat
Port Adelaide Wharf Rates Protest in House
Mr J L Price presented a Port Adelaide Corporation petition to the House of Assembly protesting rates of 28 440 pounds deprived under the Marbers Act of 1913. He noted the request to be considered and would move for it later.
Baetiert Sunday School Pigic At Crystal Brook
A special train carrying about 300 children from Pirle and Howetown Sunday schools left Pirle at 640 for Crystal Brooks. Some children were frightened by swarming grasshoppers and a riot of shouting as races and championship events began, with keen competition and lively scenes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirle Sed
Howetown
Pirle
Crystal Brooks
Thildrett
Soma Bross
Fox
Ahn Saok
E- Selm Lmao
Lecture on stopping blood flow at cadet training event
Yesterday afternoon Mr T Gorhish opened a series of lectures on first aid. He discussed methods to stop bleeding and sparked keen interest among attendees. The talk is part of cadet training improvements believed to advance safety studies and practical skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Gorhish
Laura Show at Booyoolie Agricultural Society fair
The forty eighth annual Booyoolie show drew large crowds with full displays of draught horses sheep pigs and poultry. The Laura Tureau exhibit demonstrated local produce while prize lists highlighted many livestock classes and a bustling trade at the fairground booths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
Booyoolie Agricultural Society
Booyornie
Amm Beine Weil
Sreden
Longwoodad
Laura Tureau
Larser
Altmig
Oni
Freezing Works Debate Moves Port Augusta Plan
In the House of Assembly Mr W Harvey moved to establish freezing works at Port Augusta to centralise policy and stop pastoralists from moving stock to Port Adelaide. He argued a northern rabbit industry could be built as millions of carcases were being slaughtered there yearly. The debate adjourned.
State Assembly Debates Extension for Bank Functions
Mr O'Plahertyy moved in the House for extending State Bank powers to manage card credits deposits and exchange. Government price guarantees for crops and land tax would fund initial capital, amid calls for tax relief and a straight policy. Debate adjourned with mixed support and calls for northern settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
5 O'Plahertyy
House of Assembly
Ami Exchange
M.A. Challoran
Hhe
Ball in St Marks Hall Inspires Fancy Dress Contest
A plain and fancy dress ball was held in Sir Markes Hall with a large turnout. Many attendees wore costumes and prizes were awarded for dress. Winners included Mas Nububell and M. Hawson Jane, among others. The hall featured green and white decorations by the St Marks Band committee. Cakes were donated for supper and dancing continued until 2 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mas. Nububell
B. Manoud
Ass M. Hawson Jane
Suppeel MG Miver
Auction of farm produce and poultry catalog listing
A dense catalog from a farm sale lists fresh produce and farm goods with numerous names. Items include butter, dressed fowl, eggs, turkeys, various fruits and vegetables, herbs, and a large poultry section with many chicken breeds and breeders named. The page notes the source as telegraphed from The Times via The Recorder with a disclaimer about typography.
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Broken Hill Miners’ Award
Ritzgerald
United Evangelistic Mission
Nelshaby
Druids
Scotr—Scort
AEW South Wales
Prests
Grocery Department
Lowes Viceroy
Prests’ Ltd
Lowert
Ireland
Belfast
Reuter
Hamar Greenwood
Hies
Pall Mall Gazette
Clara
SINM
SEIN
Loupon
Scottand Yardoes
Sinn Fein
McSweeney
Imier
International Labor Fondress
Arvusind
SH. Garden
Sahouta
New South Wales
Port Adelaide
Council
Baetiet Sunday School
Pigic
Crystal Brook
Booyoolie
Binad Harses
Maro
W. Wilson Randsier
R. J. Gennist van Tromp
Heck
Jack
E. Pinnesm
Laav
F. Finnegan
W. J. Duoka
G. Gilbert
MH. Howe
Harness Nony
Arthur and Atle
Pompey
Battim
Freedom S
Estick and
Saint
Sandow
Ruby
J Harvie
Wallers
Toster
Honest
Lady
Arie
Mills
Ferenway
Pinnezan
Flack
Mist
H. Rowe
Esticksui Saint
Aeroglang
Malden
Hunter Prregan Bros
Rinnexan
Hunter, Mist
Estick and Shint
Aeroplane
Opal
Finnegan Movs
Pardon
Porters
Tim
Walker
Pony
James
Arlune
Aehis
Janes Harvie
Arthur
J. McKendie
Letia
J. Harvie
Arthuar
Catia
Durham Bull
Glegaett. Bros
G. P Wotter
Gow
Blegaett Broat
Glecrest
Heiter
Cleggett Bros
Bull
A. O. Tozeri
Innocnafstit
Roennfeldt
Meijer
N. P. Travers
Hit
Clesgett Bros
Cow
Glezouti Bros
Redpoles
G. Fo Klemm
Dalryndo
G. B. Roennfaldt
Jacka
Patcow
A. Reichel
Ry Tlemeelt
Young
Champion
H. B
Ram
A. G. Grant
R. B
Grant
E.W
Fat Wothers
J. KL Klemm
B. E
M. Hughes
Mint
Merino Rem
A. W
Mahood
North
Port Augusta
ST Mark's Hall
K.’ Close
Borkers
O. Toxer
B. Drage
S. King
Weichelt
Mans
A. Beichelt
A. G. Toxer
Bacon
Becker
Henexes
R. Maed
J. M. Jackson
R. Becker
H. Reichelt
A. Reichelt
AL Becker
Vera Ten- Gerson Collection
Reichelt
B. T. Cox
Hing
Laura Millime
C. Kileiis
ChaMt
Matthews
Lelucas
J. Klewm
HA. Hill
Nat Stark
Brick
G. W. Matthews
Kiemm
Hal
H. Homily
Amd
Nat Stars
Irs M. Lynrh
Lemoos
M.lynch
Ouury
Jander
J.B. Goutter
Goose
Fr. Joulier
Turkey
TB. Gautier
A. T. Stanton
W. Gate
J.B. Boul
E. Goulter
Take
H. J. Claridge
Gowler
Charige and Sons
Langshaw, Ton
He J. Claridee
W. Gale
J. Ghariitze
Sona
Kode Island
Geo
Washington
J. E. Ganker
H.J. Glarvdee
H.J. Glarvdee and Sons. White Leghorns, A Schultz. — Brown Leghorn. Gock
J.E. Goultershen
Amoreas
R.W. Stantor
Cbnedees
Timea Lass
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