Y M A at Port Germein in a strenuous match
The Y M A team traveled to Port Germein aboard the Reliance to meet the Germeins. Carrying a large crowd, they faced a hot mile and a quarter walk to the jetty and a late start at 4 15 pm. The Port Germein innings ended with Maley’s 115 not out and a decisive Port victory, while Y M A bowler Job claimed 4 for 7 in the visitors’ innings.
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Y.M.A
Port Germein
Reliance
Germeins
Australis
Dusky
A. Hal
Rev. Bevern
Beya
Hill
Wille
DeDiar
Severn
Leak
Dahlenberg
Telowie
Bievell
Forsith
Merrily
Markie Peel
Bissell
Stewart
Forssith
Bob Johnson
Gray
Broadbent
Kellett
Peel
Forwalth
Ik.l
Wills
Reske
Sonlioes
Germain
Betman
Germein
Ae Pa
Wastims
C. Villa
Ssfe Hak
O'Callaghan
Stevens
Frop
T Taonly
H. Pimlott
Muley
Brown
Geingle
Dick Pimlotti
Jéb
Porta
Maley
Bears
J Brown
Usher
Creenet
E Warren
E Johnson
Pimlott
Keats
Wels
Nunas
C Brown
J Job
Williams
HiCampbell
Welsby
Ie D Nunan
Love
oCelleghn
Aley
Elsby
Awe
Sd Hiebter
Campbell
Beasley
Foe Brown
Naonan
U,caleghan
D Navan
Warren
Job
Sander's Eucalyptus Preparations Promoted Despite Dangers
A historical notice touts Sander's eucalyptus products for cold cough nose throat and lung issues as well as rheumatic neuralgia and kidney complaints. It warns that misuse can cause harm and even death and mentions early secretions and wound care.
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Sander
Gladstone Club Sets Cycling Trials and Court Ruling
The Gladstone Cycling and Athletic Club schedules handicaps for December 28 1913 with entries closing December 22 at 8 pm in Georgetown Police Court. John Noonan pleads guilty to branding 2400 sheep with a non registered mark and faces a reduced fine under a lenient stance.
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J. Hemers
Gladstone Cycling and Athletic Club
Eyre
W. BR. Mortlock
J.p.’S
W. H. Wood
Gladstone
John Noonan
Georgetown
Inspector Wood
Noopan
Brands Department
Asa
Isms
Brande Department
P. J. Noonan
Noonan
Commissioner Russell hears Port Pirie tax appeals
Commissioner J G Kuzeell sat at the Port Pirie Institute to hear appeals against the Corporation at Measment. For the Corporation Mr P Hague and for applicants Mr B C Padman appeared. Mrs Harris appealed on properties in Ellen Street occupied by C Morgan W A Snell and F B C with 92 percent frontage 4 ina and depth 181 ft 4 in. The Corporation assessment of 45 per foot was upheld. Further appeals included Harris Buildings Florence Street 105 ft 4 in frontage depth 196 ft Bing the Corporation assessment of 8 per foot upheld. F W Klopper Florence Street Brittine frontage depth 108 ft 6 in assessed at 10 per foot with offer to reduce to 5 not accepted. The Commissioner fixed 27/10 per foot. Mrs John 9 acres Pirie South assessed by Corporation at 8 per acre, reduced to 6. Mrs McDougall 24 aprey Water works Reserve lease assessed, upheld. J Badenoch two shapes Ellen Street frontage 2 1/2 ft depth 194 ft assessed at 446 per foot, offer to reduce not accepted. Agnas meant reduced to per foot.
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J. G. Kuzeell
Port Pirie Institute
P. Hague
B.C. Padman
Harris
C. Morgan
W. A. Snell
F.B.C
Ellen St
Florence St
Bing
F. W. Klopper
Brittine
Mre Johne
Pirie South
McDougall
Beld Andar
J. Badenoch
Ees
Agngas
Port Pirie Transforms Into South Australia’s Liverpool
The article describes Port Pirie’s rapid growth driven by Barrier mining traffic. It notes dramatic rises in imports and exports, expanded shipping with vessels over 2,000 tons, and new coke works and smelters. It reports land value increases, wharf developments, and proposed dredging plans to deepen the channel to 24 feet, plus debates on drainage and lighting.
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Ite Pollowang Artrehe
Adelaide
R&ga
Mor J. Firmin Jenkins
Kbnvlay
Searle
Port Adelaide
Seagort
Terowit
Port Pirie
Trafic
Fuie
Liverpool
South Australia
Marine Board
Kneese's
Baltic Wharf Company
Wood and Company
Intercolonial
Darling’s
Queen's
Dunn & Co
Milling Company
Cave & Co
Broken Hill Company
Sydney
Westport Coke Company
Silberborn
Victoria
Greeting to Our Loyal Viewers for the Holiday Season
A short, garbled holiday message extends good wishes to viewers and hopes for safe travel and joyful celebration. It mentions sharing blessings and thanks to the audience. The tone is upbeat and community focused.
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Gladstone Sports
Port Pirie Corporation
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H. C. Afford
Dre Warren
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Pavlich
Ramsay
Degenhardt
Wilson
Burt
Ele
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Jp. Warren
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Alexander Street
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Hawke
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Creddes
Souther
Vavlich
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Crystal Brook
Afford
Dr. Ramsay
Drs. Degenhardt
G. Beackenridge Oy
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W. A. Scarmsan
F. C. Humphrian
Ferme
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C. Mustera II
U. Estick
Davia
J. Hibbard
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A. Leo
T Whitehorn
Lincon
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E. Hillard
H. T. Taylor
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H.R. Wood
G. Brackenridge
G. Ferme
F.C. Humphria
N. R. Ore
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L. Revell
W. A. Scarman
A. Keartey
E. Brown
W.H. Nance
A.J Hibbard
N. Wheeler
A. Lec
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A. M. Jonee
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H. F. Richter
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J. Harvey
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B. J. Knight & Sons
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Magic
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R. J. Finlayson
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