New Additions to the Library Holdings
The library announces new titles including Adventures Beautiful Simon Dave J Ames Toamanhawe Grange by J S Fletcher We have been Warned by Namo Hitchison The Soothsayer by E W Lavi A gift box of 30 books from the Institutes Circulating Library and all 30 new box books A good selection First class lot of Fiction Additions to the library are made regularly Suggestions for New Books are invited if approved the Committee will obtain them
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Institutes Circulating Library
Auction notice at Fat & Store Sheep sale
Elder Smith & Co announces a Thursday auction starting 1 30 p m with 1204 Fat and Store Sheep and 40 pigs. The catalog lists hundreds of sheep ewes lambs and hoggets plus steers and sundries from McCoy’s Well Station and Jamestown Racing Club items. Conditions require pre sale terms arrangements with the auctioneers.
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Elder, Smith & CO. Limited
M.S
S.M
Mannanarie Rams
F.m
McCoy's Well
Jamestown Racing Club
Auction Notice of Sheep Sale Listings and Lots
At 2 p.m. on the date listed, a sale features 15 ewes aged 1 and 1 years hand shorn from various owners, 40 Merino ewes with tailed Jamba, 445 Merino ewes, 80 Merino ewes, 260 crossbred and comeback hoggets mainly ewes, machine shorn fat wethers, and associated implements and Dundness items.
TENDERS CALLED FOR FREEHOLD BLOCK AT GLADSTONE
Tenders for the freehold of Block 206 in Gladstone close August 7 1937. The block has two 66 ft frontages on Gladstone Street with four shops rented. one lease runs five years with renewal. Address H W and C A Winkler 21 Stuart Rd Prospect. Local notices note visits, a birthday, livestock market, and a charity cabaret at Gladstone Methodist Hall on August 5.
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Enders
Gladstone
Gladstone Street
H. W. and
C. A. Winkler
Stuart Rd
Prospect
Gladstone Methodist Hall
Bronpie Morcom
M. A. Schmidt
Adequate Wins Second Hornsdale Stake at Coursing Meet
Adequate, owned by R P Bradock of Gladstone, defeated sister May Surprise owned by Tom O’Brien of Georgetown by 44 points at the Hornsdale meeting last week. Bradock earned £23 and a cutlery case. runner-up £10 and a silver salad bowl. Breeder Jack Page received a crystal glass set. Adequate has won £35 in a week through Laura and Hornsdale Stakes.
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R. P. Bradock
Gladstone
Adequate
May Surprise
Tom O’brien
Georgetown
Bradock
Jack Page
Opportunity to view imported crafts and jewelry in Jamestown
A display of hand made goods from China including linen, table cloths, lingerie, scarves, mandnerchiefs, Pekin jewelry, carved ivory, Cloisonne and red lacquer ware and copper items. Miss Tonkin will call on residents by appointment at H L Berridge shop window Ay Street JAMestown Phone 9 through August 3.
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China
H. L. Berridge
Ay Street
Miss Tonkin
Jamestown
Income Tax Returns Due Dates Announced for 1937
The Commissioner of Taxes announces joint state and federal income tax returns for the year ended June 1937. Salaried employees must file by July 31 and others by August 31. Late returns incur penalties. Government Gazette details and posters statewide. Deputy Commissioner W P Bishop dated 7 July 1937.
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Adelaide
W. P. Bishop
Red and White Steel Dog Impounded at Georgetown Pound
A red and white steel animal without distinct brand is impounded in Georgetown Pound and will be sold on 16 August if not claimed. Poundkeeper T OBrien notes the date and location.
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Georgetown
T. O'Brien
Parish Services and Choir Special in Various Locales
The notes list multiple church services with times and leaders. Rev A White Th.L presides at Trinity X and St Alban's with 8 am service and 7 pm evening song. St George's Georgetown and Spalding also hold morning services and Violet Day observances. Gladstone notes 11 and 7 by Rev G R Parrott with a special choir singing. Yansya hosts a 3 pm service led by Rev G T Parrott.
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Spalding
H.C
Waiata maari Choir tours South Australia in two sections
The Waiata maari Choir of New Zealand wowed audiences in Kadina and Adelaide amid winter conditions. Choir A and Choir L tour South Australia en route to Fremantle and then England, with totals of 1445 and 1783 miles respectively.
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New Zealand
Jamestown
Gladstone
Australia
South Australia
Kadina
Adelaide
Jervois Bay
Fremantle
England
America
Choir A
Choir I
Arbor Day Observed at Gladstone Primary School
Arbor Day was celebrated at Gladstone Primary School on Friday. Inclement weather reduced attendance but many parents were present. Trees were planted by scholars and Rev G R Parrott gave an address. The shelter shed was officially opened by O G M Blacks, chair of the School Committee. The period committee and Welfare Club were well represented and head teacher R Manly regretted unable to follow the marching programme due to rain. Claude Camela Port Pirie Dance Band performed at the Riding Club.
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Gladstone
Acholarn
G. Rt. Parrott
Chaiman
OG. M. Blacks
Pehod
R. Manly
Gladstone Golf Club Stroke Event Results Saturday
The Gladstone Golf Club held a stroke competition on Saturday with top scores by F. M. Stephens 96 and H. W. Bennett 101. Other finishers include T. R. Sneath 102 W. S. Williamson 90 J. Duty 94 and W. McKnight 99. Ladies results list J Spotswood 105 Bennett 116 Harrie 99 and Staker 180. Next Saturday Mateh v Wirrabars.
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F. M. Stephens
H. W. Bennett
T. R. Sneath
W. S. Williamson
J. Duty
W. McKnight
W. Thomson
A. C. Masters
W. G. Cook
W. Bawden
G. Thomson
8. C. Downing
D. Humphris
A. C. Bear
R. A. Mundy
Willespie
A. M. Stevens
J. Spotswood
Miss Bennett
J. Harrie
E. Staker
Mateh v
Gladstone Rifle Club Sees Close Trophy Contests At 1937 Meet
The Gladstone Rifle Club opened its trophy competitions on Saturday July 24 1937 under changing light and showers. M A Osman won the sweep stake event with 38 47 85 and a six hut finish in the second round while P A Lines led rifle scoring with 49 46. The report lists multiple shooters and scores and notes the next event set for July 31 at 300 yards.
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M. A. Osman
P. A. Lines
Osman M
Jenree BG
Smallacombe K. J
Harris AD
Bone RR
Coe S. Gee Us
BOO Odgers Homes
Coe R. Hy. Oo
Creber H
Visit of Mr Let Seyfang to Jamestown Guests
Mr Let Seyfang of Barmera is paying a visit to Jamestown and is the guest of Mr and Mrs 3 Wenhani.
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North Parade
Jamestown
Let Seyfang
Barmera
Wenhani
Correspondence on Gladstone Railway Waste in Yard
The note urges reducing nighttime electric telegraphyard waste as rail traffic falls at Gladstone. The writer asks for efforts to lessen the vast waste of elevated telecommunication in the yard during night hours.
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Gladstone
Jeasen
Elev
Georgetown Hibernia Lodge Ball Marred by Wet Weather
In Georgetown on July 28 the Hibernia Lodge annual ball drew a crowded crowd despite rain and mud. Guests praised decorations by Mrs Browne and committee members, with Claude Carnell’s orchestra providing dancing and a substantial supper.
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Hibernia Lodge
Tharedey Pight
Martin Eally
James 8
Napparrow
O'Connel
K. Browne
Claude Carnells
Denvoirs
Mr. FM
Mrx
Page
M's
Ant My
Mou
Birney
Joes
T. O'Brien
Green Pata
Jamestown Rifle Club Captures Stanly Stage Shoot
The Jamestown Rifle Club hosted a match on Saturday July 24 with shooters including Jere Commings and Ralph Cammidge. Commings excelled with a double possible score and Cummings showed strong form as many young shooters reached the limit of the course.
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Jere
Jain
Inn
Nog
Cumings
Cummings Cummings
Ralph Cammidge
Sten Pers
Dubie
Bevpare
Henie
Joe Cummings
Ewin Foc
Reyes Oo
Bpee CA
Redeehiers
Bureees
John Wilitems
HIGERMIAN BALL TO BE HELD IN JAMESTOWN NEXT WEEK
The Higerimian Ball will be hosted at the Jamestown Inathete Mall next Wednesday evening. An estimated 690 invitations have been issued and a large turnout is expected with Carnell's Danes Nandtrom and Pir providing music.
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Jamestown
Jay
Mitine
Clitters
Wil Ie
Carnell
Nandtrom
Pir
Obituary Notice for Frederick Conved Harutett
Death of Mr. Frederick Conved Harutett of Gindeteme, widow Emily Maretent, and several relatives mourn the loss. He died at age four years? The funeral will be held January seventh at Allan's Church with services at Crescent Hospital and burial at the cemetery. Local residents express sympathy to the Harutett family.
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F.C. Meretent
Jnty Ziet
Wis Reekdenew
Ghedeteme
Frederick Conved Harutett
Emily Maretent
Etprurme
T. Warelett
Harstett
Sleter Harstett
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Jamestown Institute
Simon Dave J. Ames
Thunder Dragon Gate
Talbot Mundy
Mr. Jelly
Una Silborne
Glory
Gumwood
Roe
Stephen McKenna
Georgette Heyer
New Booka
C. C. Bennett
Darrell Barrett
Liberal Club Guildings
Jamestown Hotel
O'loughlin’s Service Store
Balfour's
W. L. Palmer & CO. Certified Opticians
Barrett & Bone's
G. W. Blaskett
Bennett Fisher Ltd
W. C. Morton
Caltowle
Jamestown Market
Wan
Gladstone Market
Ave
R. E. Lines
Flverview
ZU Uatile
Thomson “Burnside
Aberdeen
Abattoira
Syd. Dickson
Air Street
The
Institute
Laubman & Pank Ltd
J. Innerarity
Mile End
Weight Street
N. Cook
Will Cole
Kalanaoo
Leith
Messrs. Bilder
the Savings Bank OF S.A
Port Pirie
Adalaide
Walter Angel
Polyantha
Tydea
Cash & Carry Ltd
A. B. Ralph & Co
Ford Dealers
E. J. Swann
Sealyham
Frank Hall
Phone
Review Office
South Australian Railways
Snowtown
Blyth
F.C. W. Christison
Farmers’ Union Shareholders
ST. James Church OF England
Marjorie M. F. Bailey
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
William Shields
Belalie Gast
J. Mahoney
Jamestown—ii Ang
Belalie North
Waiata
Fudunda Farmers Co-op. Society Ltd
Great Winter Sale
Hugh
H. W. Bennett Motor Garage
Claude Camela
Riding Club
Gladstone Golf Club
Gladstone Rifle Club
Areas Express” and Farmers’ Journal
Jamestown Rifle Club
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