Alteration of Jamestown Institute Library Hours
The Jamestown Institute announces library hours changes for the Public Reading Room and Library. Open exchange on Tue Thu Fri from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Reading Room and Subscribers Room open Mon Wed Sat 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tue Thu Fri 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Subscriptions: adults 20/ per year or 5/ quarterly, entitling 4 books and 2 magazines. time for reading books 14 days, magazines 7 days. Juvenile members limited to not participating in business matters. meeting schedule and subscription urge public support. Hall seats 500. options and rates by Secretary. John Souter President. W. J. Burford Secretary.
Morse Indian Root Pills for Sedentary Lifestyles
Advertisement claiming Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills aid sedentary workers and disabled individuals by stirring the liver cleansing the stomach and stimulating the bowels to improve digestion and daily health. It asserts wide praise and usage.
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Dr. Morse
Tennis results from Belalie Association rounds and clashes
Jamestown T C defeats Gladstone Reds after forfeiture and tight singles. Gladstone Blues beat St Andrews with doubles and singles wins. Belalie forfeit two matches ending first round. Methodists lead in several sets while Caltowie loses to Jamestown T C and Bundaleer games are detailed for doubles and singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmunds
Conk
Kurtzer
Johnecock
Lawrie
Thomson
Johncock
Gerke
Walker R
Miss Tyler
Watkins
Mrs. Wallace
B. Grade
Caltowie
Methodists
Jamestown Tic
Bundaleer
SLASS
St. Andrews
Alchin
Brown
Askill
Kotz
Gribble
Goodes
Horner
Molineux
Wehrmann
Dansie
Black
Messes Newman
Watters
Misses Siegert
Schmit
Misses Gribble
Gilfillan
Misses Malone
Lambert
McAskill
V. Brown
Jamestown District Council Minutes May Include Wages and Road Upgrades
Jamestown District Council met at the council chamber on Friday November 27 with members present. Tenders for Contract Nos 47 and 48 were awarded to W O'Donoghue. Wages for 13 cwt truck work were set at 32 per day on main road work. The council approved grass burning, cemetery gate repairs, and a wig wag signal study for a dangerous railway crossing. A new diesel engine tractor was approved to replace the Caterpillar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown Council
Council
H. F. Jones
Graham
Toh
Baynes
Cronin
Frank
Ray Catford
T. Swearse
W. Bradtke
W. Smart
J. J. Kerin
C. M. Bailey
Corporation of Port Piriera Water Scheme
Corporation of Jamestown Republic
Bundaleer Springs
Cayman Center
Bradtke
East Belalie Hoa
Frank Catford
Tarcowie
Caltowie
Stone Hut
Smart
Yareowie Road
Canowie
May
Northern Areas Tennis Doubles and Singles Results
The Northern Areas Tennis Association reports doubles results with Leesue and Miller defeating Hewett and Hoare 9-3, Hudson and Wordley beating Page and Bownesa 9-8, Hillard and Yates losing to Hewett and Rut 8-9, Page and Virgo over Cook and Harris 7-2, Inglis and Miller over Campbell and Webb 7-2. Singles see Leesue over Hewett 7-3, Miller over Hoare 7-2, Page over Hudson 7-0, Wordley over Bowness 7-6, Hillard over Bute 7-5, Yates forfeiting to Hewett, Page over Cook 7-1, Virgo over Harris 7-3, Inglis over Webb 7-1, Miller over Campbell 7-1. Railway wins 12 sets 96 games. Gladstone 3 sets 61 games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Leesue
G. Miller
D. C. Hewett
M. Hoare
A. Hudson
J. Wordley
J. Page
A. Bownesa
L. Hillard
L. Yates
J. Hewett
C. Rut
Misses Page
Virgo
Cook
B. Harris
Miss Inglis
Mrs. Miller
Campbell
Webb
Lee
Miss Campbell
Railway
Gladstone
Music Examinations Celebrate Miss Spicer Pupils
In September exams for A M L E B, Miss R M Spicer's pupils passed. Grade VII include Imelila Searle credit, William Prior Melville Fradd, Joan Turley. Grade V Norma Purdie Dorothy Shillabeer Roma Klemm. Grade IV Erica Weckert. Grade I Mary Hammill. A concert with other Miss Spicer pupils will be held at St Albans Parish Hall Gladstone on Monday night, December 7 at pm sharp.
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A.m.le.b
R. M. Spicer
Imelila Searle
William Prior Melville Fradd
Joan Turley
Norma Purdie
Dorothy Shillabeer
Roma Klemm
Erica Weckert
Mary Hammill
Miss Spicer
St. Alban'’s
Gladstone
Double Decker Buses Make Overland Trip
Six double decker buses built in Sydney by Duges and ordered by the Municipal Tramways Trust of Adelaide left Sydney on December 1st under Mgr. W A Copsey. The overland party includes Sel Kirk of ALEC and Moffitt from Vacuum Oil. The convoy, diesel powered with three AEC and three Garner Daimler engines, aims to reach Adelaide by December 6 after refueling at Geelong and other stops across 1,200 miles with equipment to cope with overhead branches and bridges.
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Municipal Tramways Trust of
Adelaide
Sydney
William Goodmat
Municipal Tramways
A.e.c’s
Syid_ ney
Copsey
Overland
Yass
Albury
Geelong
Vacuum Oil Company
Wheat Pool Advances Fixed for 1928–37 Season
The Secretary of the A. Co operative Wheat Pools Limited reports arrangements with the Commonwealth Bank for a first advance to wheat growers delivering the 1928/37 season pool. The rate is 3 shillings 6 pence per bushel less freight to main shipping ports, the highest initial payment since 1927/28 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Co-operative Wheat Pools Limited
Commonwealth Bank
Tractor price and council inquiry over drainage work
The article notes a £500 cash price for a new tractor and a trade in of the old one. Mr. Arthur Collins of Studleigh Jamestown seeks permission to explain delays in promised work on a drain saying the fall is only an inch and insufficient. He offers to wait for a clearer idea of water flow and then complete the job with a council inspection. The council overseer C M Bailey says the current drainage is dangerous in a flood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Collins
Studleigh
Jamestown
Collins
C. M. Bailey
Crystal Brook Tops Gladstone By Seventeen In Bowls
Crystal Brook defeated Gladstone 101 to 99 in bowls. Notable players included Linnett, Treloar, M Weston, Pavy for Crystal Brook and Dutton, Heaslip, Murray, Frith for Gladstone. Final score sequence shows Crystal Brook 101, Gladstone 99 with strong contributions from Beautyman and O Shaughnessy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linnett
Treloar
M. Weston
Pavy
Giles
Pearce
McDonald
Kiely
Dutton
Heaslip
Murray
Frith
Threadfold
Fulwood
Abell Nerlich
Gladstone
Crystal Brook
Beautyman
Davidson
O'Shaughnessy
Daley, Chapman
Rainfall Records Across Years and Months
A tabular rainfall data snippet lists yearly entries from 1880 through 1936 with monthly figures for many months. The extract emphasizes monthly precipitation values, including April through December, across multiple years, showing variable rainfall totals and patterns.
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Chas. Geddes & CO. Timber, Joinery and General Hardware Merchants
Port Pirie
Port Augusta
Fort Lincoln
the Southern Union Insurance
Codp. OF Australia, Ltd
Phoenix Assurance Coy. Ltd
London
King William Street
S. Boyle
Ayr Street
Gladstone Institute
Miss J. Ballantyne
G. D. Moore
Pirie Street
Central
Library
Institute
John Souter
W. J. Burford
Adelaide Arcade
Rundle Street
Hindley Street
Gawler Place
Eudunda Farmers’ Co.op. Soc. Ltd
Reeve
Beecham
Bedford
W. H. Scott & Son
General Motors
Irvine Street
National Library of Australia
Printec
L. M. W. Judell
Review Office
Belalie Association
Jamestown T.C
Gladstone Reds
Berridge
Swann
Higgins
Creber
Harbison
Walker
Barter
Dalby
Mrs McLennan
Miss Skuce
Bennett
Mesdame" Kurtzer
Pyne
Misses Hamp
Anil Smallacombe
Crehe
Methodist
Belalie
Medlin and Wilkins
Fuller
Robertson
Rey
Dickson
Staker
Warner
Goores
Palmer and Steggall
Hall
Jones
Misses White
Luck
Miss J. Axford
Mrs. Fuller
Misses Warner
Staude
Misses Cummings
Axford
Medlin
Wilkins
Rev. Dickson
Waner
J. Staker
Goddes
W. L. Palmer
Stegeall
Miss White
R. Catford
F. Lehmann
Breuer
E. Goldsworthy
R. Lehmann
Gall
Wade
K. Catford
H. Bacchus
Chesterman
McDowell
District Council OF
W. O'Donoghue
Northern Areas Tennis Association
Railways
Crystal Rook
Boucher
Read
Cockburn
Leo
A. Harris
Thomas
M. Page
Budge
G. Thomson Duval
Sandow
Holst
C. Bennett
Harslett
Stevens
Hopkins
Pascoe
Bradock
Balting
Knight
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Amalgamated Wireless
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A. J. Lawrie
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