Easter Hurdles and Handicaps at Port Pirie Races
The Port Pirie meeting features Easter Hurdles over about two miles with Rustic Maid and The Farm among entries. A second handicap over six furlongs includes Prince Maton Lodore Sora and Bondi, with Vernew and Miss Conjuror among notable runners on the card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ugarcanp
Peesit
Prince Maton
Resolve KR
Lodore Sora Gans
Kilte
Tomber
Haman
Bondi
Melbeck
Silford
al Lodore
Lochiel Aay
Littlehampton
Bendalows
Reply to Shopite Letter Sparks Local Controversy
J B White of Georgetown addresses the editor in a sharp rejoinder to Shopite’s recent letter. He ridicules the prior piece, mocks political talk, and jokes about public burlesque, offering a playful critique of local affairs while inviting readers to debate State politics and referenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shopite
Shapire
Noa
Iter
Georgetown
Gubydiousz
Simpits
Sir
J. B. White
Warner's Safe Cure touted by Australian readers for indigestion relief
Readers from Koeringa Burra Burra and Easendon Vic report long standing indigestion with vomiting, diarrhea, and weakness. After using Warner's Safe Cure they claim symptom relief, regained energy, and improved ability to work and perform household duties. Endorsers emphasize liver and bile support and improve nerve strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armen
P. Walls
Koeringa
Burra Burra
S.A
Warner
Pam
A. Cameron
Napier Street
Easendon
Vic
Umea
Doctors baffled by elderly patient letter from Geelong
Mrs Patience is of Belmont Road Geelong writes that at 81 doctors refused to prescribe due to age. She credits Chamberlain's Cough Kennedy for relief after Government analysis found no poisons or narcotics. She plans to have her niece sign this, mentioning it is sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patience Is
Belmont Road
Geelong
West Winters
Chamberlain
Kennedy
Sam
Referenda debated by Liberal leaders at Port Pirie meeting
A Port Pirie audience heard Liberal figures Glynn and Watson discuss Referenda and federal power. The speakers argued for prudent constitutional reform, favoring measured decentralization, a federal judiciary, and limits on central authority while urging informed voting before April 20.
Referenda Debate on Australian Federal Powers and Self Government
The discussion centers on Australia’s constitutional amendments regarding federal power over industry and labor. Speakers argue over state versus commonwealth control, the future of self government, and potential reforms to align wages, tribunals, and provincial authority with a federal system. Grace Watson praises Mr Glynn while urging voters to consider federation versus unification ahead of polling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lvion
Glynn
Mirg Gran Watson
Institute
Ifis
W. Morrow
Sirielly
Port Pirin
Mixa Wate
Hurke
Mr. Fisher
Hamford
House of Representatives
Fisher
Hughes
Mtso
Dicey
Switzerland
America
Senate
Kingston
Aga
Commonwealth
Tig Peterad Corian
Uiedi
Howe
High Court
West Australia
Epstemnage
Canada
Ehipa
Australia
Wasa
Thera
Atvipm
Mieie
Laborne
Sea Wales
Dugtrieg
Kahnar
Heidi
Commonwealth Parliament
Tim
Oithers
Europe
Athens
Mina Grace Watson
Mr. Glynn
Federation
Acstralia
Misa Watson
Laugutar
Appliusa
South Australia
United States
Bamford
New South Wales
Victoria
Ooth
South Australis
Foster Prager
Mr. Pishet
Mos
Arbitration Court
Thiy
Nieo
Hans Raul
Tal
Redmond
Yusacca
Iriah
Homes Rule Movement
Meeting closes with thanks and questions on plans
A vote of thanks to the speakers was invited by Mr. H. N. Barwell and seconded by Dr. Warren. Several questions were dealt with at the close of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
H. N. Barwell
Dr. Warren
Women urged to vote No in Referenda debate
Miss Grace Wat choot spoke to a large audience of Liberal Union women in Port Pirie about Federation and Referenda proposals. She warned that a Yes would expand Commonwealth power over trade and industry, undermining state control and delaying disputes resolution, urging women to vote against changes that would unify Australia's parliaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Watchoot
Institute
Edith Hurde
AMLA
W. Moreow
Misa Watson
Union of the States
Labour Party
Commonwealth
Arbitration Court
Labour and Socialistic Party
Bonth Auetralia
South Australia
Australia
House of Representatives
Hughes
Fisher
American Meat Trust
Australis
Customs
Aierion
Myr Fisher
Desertion from the Marchionesa of Bute Heard at Magistrates Court
At the Magistrates' Court on Monday April 8 two Somaliland natives were charged with desertion from the Marchionesa of Bute. They were ordered imprisoned for six months before deportation. The steamer left for Wallaroo the day of their desertion and a search followed with several telegrams and rewards offered for recapture. One detainee failed the dictation test. the other could not. Captains faced multiple runaways with rewards totaling over £60 offered across vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Morrow
Geiy
Somaliland
Bute
Mir
TN. Ratwall
Dbeide
Withidsawno
Caetoiia
1. Peake
Callet
Marchioneas
Wallaron
W. Perry
Nelshaby
Mr. Perry
Smith
Kennedy
Wallaroo
Thorsdey
Port Pirie
Fay
Hell
Thia
Wediuh Abi Bia
Marchionesa
Duto
Bis
Port Adelaide
Barwell
Stettin
London
Anniversary of Congr egational Sunday School at Hamley Bridge
The Hamley Bridge Congr egational Sunday School celebrated its anniversary with full congregations across morning afternoon and evening services led by Rev. W Hawke of Medindia Church. Choirs and choruses, Miss Tamblyn as pianist, and an orchestra from Freeling assisted the cantata Under the Palms performed by scholars and church choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Sunday School
W. Hawke
Medindia Church
O. H. Finlayson
Freeling
Gosa
J. H. Wilson
Miss Tamblyn
Micsel Lb
Traeger
A. Martin
8. Chapman
A. Tamblyn
N. Bohnsack
Esdamey Gillies
Bread Making Without Flour Experiment Reveals New Process
A Parian experiment by Megara Deagoife and Geo develops a machine to convert wheat directly into dough without grinding. The device uses a twin-thread screw system to crush and mix swollen grain into a paste, then forms a continuous dough roll. Supporters see it as a return to ancient methods using whole grain, while others doubt its practicality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Megara Deagoife
Geo
Tranaiema
Cme
Diarrhoea Remedy Highlighted for Home Use
The notice stresses that delays in treating diarrhoea are dangerous and promotes Cham berlain's Choice or Diarrhoea Remedy as the reliable solution to keep at home for immediate use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Union Labor Debate Echoes in Rural Australia
The letter argues for preferring products produced or handled by free labor and urges unions to be restrained. It warns of chaos in the Commonwealth’s industrial system if strike actions persist and endorses the Liberal Union’s stance at Hamley Bridge. The writer condemns union leaders and urges decisive action to protect farmers and workers from coercive tactics.
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Liberal Union
Hamley Bridge
Ueaion
Renmark
Auburn
Commonwealth
Lundie
Dale
Ull.u
Lundie and Co
Cure for Liver Trouble Promoted by Chamberlains Tablets
Advertisement touts Chamberlains Tablets as a simple cure for liver trouble caused by stagnation and constipation. Claims relief with a few doses, noting the tablets are easy to take, gentle, and do not gripe or purge. Sold everywhere.
Auburn and Balaklays Club Play Notable Cricket Classic
An annual all day match at Belaklayva between Auburn and Balaklays clubs ended Balaklays’, after Auburn’s four Giles’ Corners stars helped chase 301. Newland hit 103 and Dale 70 for the visitors, with Geering and W Peck contributing later as the innings closed at 301. Spectators packed the ground, drawn by a long standing rivalry and strong play.
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Belaklayva
Auburn
Balaklays
Auburnea
Asan Auburnite
Balaklavna
Giles’ Corners
Gilbert Association
Newland
Dale
Geering
W. Peck
Wakefield v Ramblers Port Wakefield match scorecard
In AB Port Wakefield and Ramblers contest a cricket match with detailed dismissals. Wickets: Wooroora players Walkom Middleton Martin Thoms Fergusson Newell Thomas Doig Thomas Widdr ion and others bowled by Middleton Newell Fergusson. Ramblers innings led by Pug Coombe Martin Newell Walkom Fergusson and Pellew with low scores. Final totals show Ramblers all out for a small total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Wakefield
T. Pollew
Walkom
Goonbe
Middleton
C. E Martin
W. Midleton
T. Thoms
Mn Ont
Smith
W Middleton
A. R Fergusgon
Twarta
A. ‘Middleton
C. Resk
Newell
W. A. Thomas
St. Martin
Ninot Out
Doig
A. Thomas
Widdrion
Ramblers
J. Pug Coombe
EB Martin
B. Newell
Rusk
A Thomas
WN. Walkom
Fergusson
Twarts
Ear
Bowers
R. T. Thomas
Pellew
Preston Club A Season Recap and Standings
The Preston Cricket Club reports a successful season with 3,154 runs for and 2,219 against, an average of 17 per innings per man. About 25 members, a credit balance of £30 6s. Leading batters: J Mutter 37, Bert Mutter 32, T Mutter 26, M G Angel 17, FR Saint 16, Cole 14. Leading bowlers: T Mutter 7, J Mutter 8, M G Angel 9, FR Saint 10, W Kirkland 12. The club placed second in the Wooroors Cricket Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Cricket Club
T. Mutter
M. G. Angel
FR. Saint
Cole
J. Mutter
W. Kirkland
Wooroors Cricketing Association
Hamley Bridge v Alma Match At Hamley Bridge
Report of a cricket match at Hamley Bridge between Hamley Bridge and Alma. Scores show Alma 72 for 3 in reply to Hamley Bridge totaling 240 for 4 wickets with P Kelty taking 6 for 36 and J McKenzie 3 for 18. Others include H Mackenzie Beeton and Lampahire among bowlers.
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Hamley Bridge
Amiey
Aneamiey Bridgeton
H. McKenzie
Winchester
Finlay
Me ‘Angie
Lampahire
McKenzie
J Hovell
A. Black
Patsved
Sandries
Bowli P. Kelty
J. McKensie
B. O
Painter
H. NeKausie
Enzié
T. Riches
Cate
Seston
E. Hallion
Beeton
J. Mechen
A. Kell
Hot Owt
Cum Sen
Bowly—Lampahire
Black
Pa Warnet
Alma April 1 1911 cricket match score report
Readable fragments show innings and bowling figures for Alma and Hamley Bridge teams. Names such as McKenzie, Kelly, O'Brien, Painter, Warneat, O'Malley appear with various wickets and scores, but many words are garbled. The overall total listed is 101 with several bowlers contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Enzie
Black
T. Richie
Caus
McKenzie
Mass
Ter
Jun. Smith
M. Hallion
Bask
A. Kelly
Warnest
P. Pare
A. Harkness
Painter
A. Es
Howell
Oforie
A. Warneat
O'Brien
Smith
O'Malley
Hamley Bridga
Mith
Winchéstar
Kelly
Q. Finlayson
Gaet, & McKenzie
A. Ewens
A. Asks Bieta
Pelia
Cal
el T. Breoka
McKensie
J O'Brien
O. O'Malley
Sundries
Rowlin
J. McKenzie
Paul
Son
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Lifebuoy
Mr. White
Port Virie
Glynn Ant
Grace Watson
Wolf ES Schnapps
The
Port Pirte Women's Branch
Miss Race Watson
Ayote
Miss Watson
Ats. F
Port Porte
Iowa
Ma. Gowiman
Nile
Hector
Mad Olaea
J. L. Goodman
Chensistat
Austral
Clements Tonio Fe
Eruran
Crickrht
Delta
Daisy Les
Hooper
Measday
Tiller
Wilson
Kiri
Etd
Gearing
Kirk
Coper Cat
Wilson W. Jantke
EL Dalai
Hoopes
B. Kirk
Ve Hooper
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Preston
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