Adelaide Holiday Route Through Victoria and South Australia
The article describes a two week car trip from Melbourne to Adelaide via Ballarat and Hamilton with a first night in Gray Street, Mt Gambier sights including Kepler Lake and an underground-fed Ripe Lake, and ending in Adelaide known as The Garden City with its parklands and Mount Lofty views. It highlights scenic drives, comfort, and the romance of night panoramas over the city.
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Mettorne Tourkt
Setaes
Eldren
Victoria
Melbourne
Adelaide
Beck
Ballarat
Lunoh
Ballarat Gardens
Auatralia
Adam “Lindsay” Gurdon
Gar
Hamilton
Thria
Gray Street
Mr. Gambier
South Australia
Carly
Joana
Mount Lofty Ranges
Cty
Social Credit and the Economics of Modern Industry
A Social Creditor argues that the current economic system inflates costs through labor charges, depreciation, and aggressive advertising while wealth concentrates in a few banks and corporations. The piece links Keynes and banking power to a call for public credit to empower consumer purchasing and shift industry toward efficiency and information, not employment.
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Uwpitel
Pub Us
J. M. Keynes
USA
Busines
Belre
Mr Means
U.S.A
Chan National Bank
J.pee
Guaranty Trust of
New
Banking Committee
Local fishing club closes bay section with small weigh-in
Weigh-in at the local club shows only three competitors and five flathead fish weighing 3 lb 6 oz to win by S Lowe. G Brown takes second with two flatheads totaling 7 lb 2 oz, B Craddock third with 4 oz. Bay aggregate winner is S Lowe with 68 points. A monster non schedule fish wins for B Craddock weighing 20 lb 8 oz. Two final bream contests remain, next at Bream Creek, weigh-in at 5 pm. A monster whist drive is announced for June 6 at the Town Hall with members asked to attend.
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Lowe
G. Brown
B. Craddock
S. Lowe
J. Tale
Lowman
F. Andrewartha
Bream
Bream Creek
G. Green
Leo F Isher
Jadias
Ann
Sunshine Harvester Works Rifle Club Duel At 700 Yards
The Sunshine Harvester Works Rifle Club faced tough conditions at the 700 yard range on Saturday with tight scores. Veteran shooter W. W. Bignell led the field as scores were closely packed among club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Harvester Works Rifle Club
W. W. Bignell
Sunshine Triumphs Over University C in Hard Hockey Match
Sunshine defeated University C 4 to 2 in a Saturday hockey game after a tough effort. They set up a rematch against St Peters at Middle Park (2) tomorrow.
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Sunshine
University C
St. Peters
Middle Park
At & Vem
Lakes District Sunshine Residents Cite Poor Road Conditions
A Wentmore resident told The Advocate of bad roads and worsening conditions, noting a move to higher rent after leaving a substandard home. At the council meeting, Dr Lowe and Cr Dempster debated road work plans, funding, and material use amid heavy rainfall and local delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentmore
Hooe
Fay
Wren
Cr Dempster
Haishire Crescent
Tasco
Ballarat Road
Cr Dempat
Cr Lowe
Dempster
Cr Treloar
Lakes District
Westmoreland Road
Tai
Lowe
Scouts Bazaar Raises Over Fifty Pounds at Scout Hall
A Saturday bazaar at Scout Hall raised over £60. President J S Ivory praised Mrs G McKay for long service to Scouting as she opened the event with a bouquet from Miss Lorna Kay. stalls quickly sold out and all helpers were congratulated on the successful effort.
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Scout Hall
Parents’ Committee
J. 8. Ivory
G. McKay
Mrs McKay
Scout Movement
Beryl Ivory
Mra Ivory
Lorna Kay
Sweet Young Thi Colonel You Got Have Eaters Rand
A brief, garbled fragment noting a seemingly misplaced phrase about a colonel and eaters, with no clear event, person, or place identifiable from the readable text. Limited data prevents a coherent news item or factual summary.
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Adelaidee
Sunshine Timber Yards
Henderson and
Graham
Oregon
Hampshire Road
Town Hall
REEDS
Gifford
Hina Geyer Repeiss
Reeds’ Shoe Store
Sun Crescent
Mitchin
Be Bena
Polan
Ed Wright
the Lakes District
BRUSH
Scouts’ Bazaar
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