Port Pirie New Year's Eve Rowing Club Event
Port Pirie Amateur Rowing Club held New Year’s Eve festivities aboard the steamer Indianic, with a large attendance, a varied programme led by Captain Backstrom, and a pyrotechnic finale. A meeting with the Railways Commissioner discussed northern fare parity, trains, sidings, and day return tickets. The chief engineer Samuel Fraser died suddenly, aged 53, after long service at the Port Pirie works. Beer offences led to fines at the Police Court. Methodist Mission losses noted with tributes to Mrs Nancarrow and clarifying Wellington’s long ministry and forthcoming commemorative services.
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Port Pirie
T. Backstrom
Backstrom
Mimi Martin
Adelaide
Treloar
Evelyn Carter
J. Petagna
A. Richardson
M. Hawke
Goldsworthy
E. O. Lovell
R. Lecher
B. J. Fooiner
J. Walsh
A. Worden
St. Mark’s Band
Harry Jackson
Messrs
S. How- Cheee
E.J
Council Chamber
J. C. Fitzgerald
M.P
T. R. Taylor
Crs
W. H. Campbell
H. Munn
W. Lacey
R. G. Symonds
G. F. Furze
Pirie
McGuire
Pirie Ag
Schol
Solomontown
Long Plains
Port Augusta
Wandearab
Peterborough
Gener
P.til
Samuel Edgar Fraser
Ackland
New Zealand
G. Fraser
Waihi
Broken Hill Proprietary Company
Broken Hill Associated Smelters Proprietary
England
America
Dwight and Lloyd
Fie
Relief for Biliousness with Dr Morsa Indian Root Pills
An 19th century health note describes biliousness as a life-sapping condition with restless nights and digestive disturbances. It promotes Dr Morsa's Indian Root Pills as a safe vegetabe remedy that cleanses the system, purifies blood, and keeps the body balanced with regular use.
Harvesting Nears End as Wheat Carting Proceeds
From Mount Templeton on January 13, harvesting work is nearly finished except for wheat carting which will take longer. The overall return is satisfactory and, after two months of busy harvest lands, a second round of the Wooroora Cricketing Association is expected to begin soon.
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Mount Templeton
Wooroora Cricketing Association
Balaklava Club President's Annual Report 1922 Review
Balaklava Racing Club reports steady progress in 1922 despite a poor October meeting. March brought large gains in gate receipts and investments, while the year shows overall net activity with £800 in stakes given to taxes and charities, £420 in wages and £58 in repairs, plus substantial losses from weather and railway guarantees.
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Tate
Balaklava Racing Club elects new president and committee
The Balaklava Racing Club held its annual meeting on a Wednesday evening in January with about thirty three members present. President W Upton announced a profit of 87 pounds for the year despite October meeting setbacks and resigned after twenty years of service. A ballot elected A W Robinson as president, F McArdle as president nominee, and a five member committee: Johnson Stephenson Gene McArdle Padman. The club, now owning its course of about 120 acres, was praised for improving facilities and future plans include a broadened narrow gauge railway to aid expansion. United by appreciation for secretary H Tidswell, members approved life membership for Upton and thanked officers and committee for their service.
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Balaklava Racing Club
Institute
W. Upton
Upton
H. Tidswell
M. R. Higgins
A. J. Matheson
Scales
Tidswell
W. P. White
P. F. Kiely
Balaklava
Racing Club
A. W. Robinson
M.P
W. P. Peek
BP. F. Kiely
F. McArdle
West
McArdle
Robinson
Dunn
W. Lang
Mr. Upton
S& W. Osborne
H. Tidewell
Forthcoming March Meeting and Prize Details
Avoa Committee discussed the March meeting schedule on January 13. The prize fund rose from £400 to £450, with a seven-events card including the Werocata Cup worth £115 and a £21 cup donated by the President Mr A W Robinson M P. Officers appointed Patron Dr Mowip Jorge and Mr H Bickford Stewards.
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Avoa
A. W. Robinson
M. P
Mowip
Jorge
H. Bickford
Club Officials Discuss Special Training Plan
Mosere Hogan chairs a meeting with A. Cocks and other club officers to decide on applying for special training. The committee notes the course property the club acquired from January 2nd, about 120 acres, and outlines next steps.
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Mosere J. Hogan
Buipanediary Btoward
PR Donork
Baales
Clerk
Courre
J. Mulling Biarter
N. Carponell
Tete Broward
N. W. Mano
J. B. Heath
Tetssinary Burgeon
D. Art
Epecial
Starling the New Year Right
A fragmentary note highlights Ana and Lébeee as figures for a modern event guiding a fresh start. The text hints at telling readers where they stand and what comes next, with unclear details about purpose or context.
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F. C- Grubb
Proprietor
Chas. Geddes & Co
Timber
Port Piriz
Port Lincoln
Tumby Bay
ORB
Redcliffe
Raulway Freight
Port Augu
Benger
Metbury
Benger's Food Ltd
Pitt Street
Sydney
Asa Gein
Senger's Food, Ltd
Manchester
Joer
Standard Insurance Coy
Limited
Grenfell BT
B. W
Sennett O
Balatlevs
Walkerville
Foster Clark
Alford
Omfort
George Fisher & Sons, Ltd
Gladstone, Scken Hill
Messrs. A
L. Goode
G. & A. Gray
J's. P
Charles Johansen
Samuel Walker
M. E. Kennedy
Park Pirie Central
J. Nancarrow
Methodista
Alexander Street
Kev
A. W. Wellington
Mies Thelma Guonsunga
Misson
J. Byrne
E. Welhapin
A. EB. W. Movice
F. H. Chennell
F. Kimbrr
E. Bairstow
Mises P
G. Taylor
T. Gunn
M. Bottrall
T. B. Taylor
Bairstow
Ternyaon
Nancarrow
Notoa
Nantarrow
Orkship
W. Wellington
Wellington
Risdon Park
Central Mission Church
Alexander-streat
Ener
Country News
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Idon Directory ,Co., Ltd
Starling
Ana Ererrtes
Adi
Lébeee
Laubman & Pa
Bundle Street
S.A. Farmers” Unies Aeanaes
S.A
Severanes
the Co-Operative Insurance Gov. OF Australia
West End
Alliance
Temperance
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