District Council of Caltowie December 19 1931 proceedings
The District Council of Caltowie met with M F Leahy as chair and six councillors plus the clerk and superintendent. Officers reports were adopted. notes covered fire fighting pump readiness, standard verifications, footpath disruptions, act provisions, grants for Bush Fires, stamp income tax, vermin destruction, Xmas relief cheques, road work grants, appeals against assessments, hospital board visit, and overdraft rate discussion with Bank of Adelaide manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Leahy
Crs
R. H. Catford
L. W. Hockey
T. Swearse
W. N. Graham
W. Be
A. McDonald
G.P
Govt. Dept
Sane
L. Govt
Gov. Grant
Jamestown
Bank of Adelaide
District Council of Booborowie Meeting Notes 1931
District Council of Booborowie met on 29 December 1931 with all members present except Drs Parker and Tiver who apologized. Motions set road rent at 5 shillings per acre, subsidies received from W B Ashby total 100 pounds, and 100 pounds from Ashby accepted. Weights and measures act discussed, vermin destruction month February advised, and Federal grants allocated for Burra Huromina Road No 1 totaling 4 or total 3 800 with council contribution 105 and 251 for Burra Euromina Road. Rates subsidy of 109 pounds noted. Burning off discussion deferred. Model By-Law for Petra Pumps deferred. Change of ownerships recorded including Ayers Pt and Leighton lands. Breach of tyre width Act cautioned and public notice planned. Missing scoops advertising requested. two scoops absent. Works listed 1,000 for construction, 1,100 reconditioning, 800 side tracks on Burra Kuromina Road. Grader fee set at 1 shilling 6 pence per chain and scoop hire at 2 shillings 6 pence per week. A dayman to be posted on Parkers Row. District Age payment 141 pounds 7 pence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Lambert
Ashby
Standards Office
Lands Dept
Burra Huromina Road
Burra Euromina Road
Farrelly
Petral
Hd. of
Ayers
Francis Hogan
Booborowie
District Council of
Leighton
Anne
B. R. G. Tixer
B. R. G. Hogan
A. V. Simpson
Elder's
Trustee & Executor Coy, Ltd
Cr. Warner
Dr. Farrelly
Burra
Kuromina Road
Moveo Rer
Cr. Ashby
Parker’s Row
Obituary for Thomas Joseph O'Dea of Bundaleer
Mr and Mrs M ODea of North Bundaleer mourn the death of their son Thomas Joseph aged 26 who died at Jamestown Hospital. A popular footballer and longtime Bundaleer tennis club member, his funeral at Jamestown cemetery was well attended with Rev Dr Toal officiating. The family and community extend heartfelt sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. O'Dea
North Bundaleer
Thomas Joseph
Jamestown Hospital
Bundaleer
Jamestown
Toal
Late Mr A E Brown of Jamestown Passes at Wallaroo
Albert E Brown longtime resident of Jamestown and Wallaroo died at his son H Browns Wallaroo home on December 30 after a brief illness. He leaves three surviving sons A C Brown Whyalla H V Brown Wallaroo and EB Brown Wallaroo plus two brothers and three sisters. Funeral held December 31 at Wallaroo with Druids Lodge bearers and Rev. Woodger conducting services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Albert E. Brown
H. Brown
Wallaroo
Robert Brown
Canowie
Yarcowie
Alice Clift
Nicholas Clif
S. 5. Clift
Herbert
Messrs
A. C. Brown
Whyalla
EB. V. Brown
Cricket match report from Sundries innings and bowling figures
Sbandaleer M Cronin and McMalon Souter 39 led region score with Bampton taking 5 for 18 and McCarthy 2 for 1 as Jamestown chased 210. J Cr oinin, Wylie and Cronin shared early wickets while Jamestown players Hall and McCarthy retired, Souter bowled tightly with 4 wickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sbandaleer
M. Cronin
E. McMalon
Souter
A. Lambert
Bampton
B. Bampton
J. Black
B. Horgan
J. Cronin
C. Rosie
Cheek
Wylie
McCarthy
B. Souter
Cooper c
Lawrie
H. Lawrie
St. McCarthy
K. O'Dea
Jamestown
H. J. Moy
C. Bampton
B. Wylie
J. Rosie
B. Cronin
G. McCarthy
F. Hall
B.w
K. Evans
B. May
M. McCarthy
McMahon
C. O'Dea
B. Wyle
T. Horgan
Mirpil Restores Soft Hands After Rough Work
The passage notes rough hands result from frequent water exposure and certain work in homes, factories, and gardens. It suggests Mirpil as a remedy to restore natural softness, addressing readers familiar with the discomfort.
Examination Results 1931 from St Josephs Convent Gladstone
Saint Josephs Convent Gladstone reports examination results for 1931 across Commercial and Elementary subjects. Notable names include Jeanne Destree Madge Cavanagh Marjorie Burton Dominic Higgins Mannix OBrien Ken Smallcombe and others with high percentages in Bookkeeping Typewriting Shorthand and Music related assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q.C
Jeanne Destree
Madge Cavanagh
Marjorie Burton
Dominic Higgins
Mannix O'Brien
Newton Rapid Business College
Sydney
Ken Smallscombe
P.c
Ken Smallacombe
Eileen Garril
Stott's Business College
Melbourne
Ken
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Humphris
Usiness
Chas. Geddes & Co
Timber
Port Pirie
Port Augusta
Port Lincoln
Tumby Bay
Claeaea
P.O. Box
the Southern Union Insurance
Phoenix Assurance Coy. Ltd
London
Adelaide
Currie Street
W. Moffat
Imestown
R. J. Finlayson
Mr. Farmer
Commonmeath Savings Bankef
Australia
Caltowie
Mr. T. J. O'Dea
A. E. Brown
E. A. Gale & Sons Builders, Contractors and Undertakers
Sixth Street
Gladstone
FP. i. Cleveland & Sons
Monument
Tombstone
Northern Assurance Company
Warwich Union Fire Insurance Society, Limited
The
South Australian Insurance Company Limited
Kng
William Street
Town Hall
Robert A. Paxton
LM. W. Judell
Wim. Moffatt
Ayr Street
General Commission
Rosie & Sons Undertakers
St. Joseph's Convent
NYG
W. H. Comstock Co. Ltd
New Zealand
Forgans
Commonwealth
Forgans Steel
J. & R. Forgan Limited
Crystal Brook and
Blantyre Bakery and Restaurant
J. H. Smour
METOR
Hearne
A.M.P
Australian Mutual Provident Society
King William Street
Gavin Lucas
John Brammer
Dstrict
R. C. McKnight
Industrial Dept
H. FR. Lawrie
Laura