Balaklava and Dalkey Agricultural Show Horse Parade
Balaklava and Dalkey Agricultural Society held a Wednesday afternoon horse parade and related events at Show Grounds under a horse section committee. Weather dampened turnout but crowd enjoyed melon on horseback and Vernna Green races, with strong riding in section fours and nine entries in two hurdle events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balaklava and
Dalkey Agricultural Society
Archie Vick
M. Jones
Mecia
Pat Kiely
G. C. Neville
J and
D McKenzie
R Tiller
Wood
C E Hall
P Saint
L Lewis
R Hoepner
Death of Mr A Galbraith in Dalkey and local notes
Mr A Galbraith, longtime resident of the district, died Wednesday at his son in law Mr Hall, with burial at Bala Klaya cemetery conducted by Rev F Bullock. Survived by widow, one son and two daughters. Also notes: twin calves born to a cow owned by Mr Chas Reid. wheat crops look well. foxes threaten poultry. Blyth reports a successful euchre fundraiser for Adelaide Diocese Missionary Association, with prizes to Miss Codlingtoon and MacMillan. Blyth football beat Avontown by one point. Labor candidate speeches by Meyers Senior and Harvey. Templeton notes rains easing country but calls for more rain after recent showers. cricket committee plans concert on August 6 with a dance after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalkey
A. Galbraith
8. Hall
Balaklaya
F. Bullock
Chas Reid
Blyth
T. F. H. Walker
Adelaide Diocese Missionary Association
Uaa
Codlingtoon
MacMillan
Dillon
Baneemer
Avontown
Bell
W. Coulter
Meyers Senior
Harvey
Pedlar
Templeton
Sollies clinch minor premiership in tight Port Pirie final
Sollies defeated Props 5 5 to 3 4 to win the minor premiership as crowds and wind influenced play at Port Pirie. Key contributors included Parrel and O'Toole for Saints and Farrell, Merriton, Metcalf, Brackenridge and Miller for Sollies in a hard fought, wide wing battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saints
Sandery
Pomeroy
Ferguson
O’toole
Brogan
Davey
Tobin
Soules
Moat
Farrell
Brown
Merriton
Metcalf
Brackenridge
Miller
Exciting finish as St Marks edge Sollies in tight clash
In a windy Saturday match St Marks beat St Solomontowns by a single goal on time. Saints rode accurate kicking 7 goals from 14 shots while Sollies managed 5 goals from 14 attempts. Umpire Noon was urged to crack down on ball crowding as Saints pressed early and held a narrow lead through most of the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saints
Sollies
Farnell Attea
Gilbert
Farrall
Tipping
Farnell
Jubernich
Dunkley
Pomeroy Werrs
Brown
Centra
Metcalf
Pimlott
Farrell
Walsh
Hackett
Pomeroy
Sarinta
Saiita
Snnuta
O'Toole
Tobin
Thun
Farrel
Bandery
O’towle
St. Marks
Solomontowns
Noon
Teally
Blues
Parnell
Bainte
Beck
McEwen
Noted Port Pirie Residents and Local Deaths Across Town
Obituaries in Port Pirie and nearby districts report the death of A O Mahony of Gouger Street Adelaide after about fifty years in the city. The piece highlights farewell socials, Foresters Lodge leadership, and a long local life of community work plus several mourning notices, including the Young family loss and a Crystal Brook gathering.
Port Pirie Gun Club July monthly trophy results
The Port Pirie Gun Club held its July monthly competition with £10 at stake. C Herbert led the trophy event by killing seven birds to win his second heat, while A E Moyle led the seven-bird count in the ladies bracelet. a seven-third sweep produced a six-way tie among Abermain Herbert Moyle and Kearne with a shoot-off split. Johnson won the final double rise with two kills after misses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Pirie Gun Club
C. Herbert
A. E.oyle
Misa F. Moyle
Abermain
Herbert
Moyle
Kearne
Herbart
British government rejects lunatic suffragettes force response
The piece notes the government’s refusal to engage with suffragette activity and says the people are stepping in. It reports the death of Mr. T Parsons of Victor Harbour who died recently after being born in West Australia in 1837 and moving to South Australia in the 1850s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. T. Parsons
Victor Harbour
West Australia
South Australia
Farewell to Col and Mrs Miell at Crystal Brook event
A farewell event for Lieutenant-Colonel and Mrs Miell was held in Crystal Brook on Friday July 17 with a silver service presented by the Fawnspeople. Speakers from farm and military circles praised Col Miell for his leadership, service, and church work, while Mrs Miell was honored a silver hot-water kettle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Brook
Roscommon
Port Piria
Miall
South Africa
W. W. Robinson
Col. Miell
Agricultural Bureau
I. McIntosh
Miell
Wilson
24Th Light Horse
Forgan
Barratt
P. J. Walsh
Mosara A. E
Warner's Safe Cure Promoted For Kidney and Liver Health
An old remedy claims to treat general health problems from kidney and liver inactivity. It asserts waste poisons cause rheumatism gout neuralgia back pain and other ailments and that Warner's Safe Cure restores kidney and liver function by expelling uric acid. Sold by chemists and naturekeepers in 5 shilling and cheaper non concentrated bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
New Zealand Insurance Company Faced Claims List
The document lists numerous individuals and branches including Adelaide officials and managers. It references a large claim total of 27,250,000 paid in Australian Branches and names several towns such as Port Pirie Crystal Brook and Crystal Brook, alongside managers and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmora
Ostralian Branch
Willian Street
Adelaide
Louis E. Witsor
Avant
Contras
Passer Bros
Port Pirie
W. J. Boron
Balalis
A. J. Hine
Crystal Brook
BE. J. McDowanp
Goor
E. Bitte
Laura
C.H. Twarris
Caltowie
Guo
Fisnun & Sonn
Gladatone
Norfolk Island changes hands and Melanesia mission outlook
The article notes Norfolk Island shifts from Crown Colony to Commonwealth control and discusses Melanesia Mission work. It profiles island life, population around 1000, and 800 Melanesian trainees educating remote islands. It describes social structure, polygamy, monogamy efforts, taboo property concepts, witch doctor power, and mission aims to foster Christian home life and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boine
Balaklaya
H. N. Drummond
St. Barnabas College
Norfolk Island
Sydney
Adelaide
Melanesia Mission
Bounty
New Hebrides
Captain Cook
Melanesia
Tropica
Wilson
Mission of Christendom: Selwyn and Patterson’s Labours
The scene recalls the labours of Bishop Selwyn, a morally heroic figure, and for ten years Patterson, the learned martyr bishop, oversaw the effort. The tiny mission is portrayed as pivotal, potentially growing into something much larger in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selwyn
Patterson
Christendom
Hamley Bridge Notes July 23 Death of Jimmy McCann
Gloom fell over Hamley Bridge as word spread that Jimmy McCann died at Adelaide Hospital after being found unconscious on the road. The town recalls the incident and the ongoing tragedy for the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy McCann
Adelaide
Hamley
Owen
Druid’s Hall
Mosers Grigge
L. Brooks
M.o's
A. Steiner
Hamley Biars
Wasleys
Wasleya
Hamleys
Waasleys
Woman’s backache cured by Doan’s pills says Mrs Bowen
Mrs T Bowen of Gladstone reports relief from backache after using Doan’s Backache Kidney Pills. She says two bottles ended her pain and she remains free of backache two years later. Pills sold by chemists at 2/8 a bottle or 15/3 for six, Foster-McCalpins Co. Sydney offer post. Do not miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia Enaler
Mra T. Bowen
Fifth Street
Gladstone
Dean
Foster-McCalisn Os
Pitt Treet
Sydney
Doan’s
Unclear OCR Note Stirs Historical Dyspeptic Tone
Fragmentary OCR excerpt mentions a boy in bed with an aching head and a reference to Peppermint Cure. The text includes garbled phrases about a drum, bogies, rum and delays, with no clear event, date, place, or named entities to anchor a concrete news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withood
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Library of Australia
Profrietaries
Mr Noon
Prope
Pearce
DeDiar
Birtles
Solfias
Parcell
Bollies
Strell
Joh
Brakenridge
Grab
Martin
Sollier
Give-Andaay
Brackenridge Oression
Dunn
Grah
McEwan
Bushell
Chenoweth
Sjostrom
Job
Peters
Lemona
Tallien
O'Neil
MacEwen
Shuld
Wall
Peither
Parrel
Ren
Sallies
Sainte
Pad Brackenridge
Slocombe
Dipper
Walah
Maximum
Morris
Walel
Slocumbe
Heavt
O'Pauly
Merri Ten
Kollies
Fergueen
Sodook
Mutcalf
Bainte Fortress
Krogen
A. O'Mahony
Gouger St
Sunoday
Pentleman
Postal Department
Father O'Mahony
J. O'Mahony
Str. Patrick's Church
A. E. Brett
Foresters’ Lodge
John Young
Warnertown
J. T. Young
Hig
Mra Miell
C. T. Knight
Sie Regiment of Infantry
E.U
Holteh
Congregational Church
Mra J
Wollins
Thebarton
Register
Mile End
Wos the
Thomas Collins
Tewkesbury
Gloucestershire
John Halifax
Collins
Gantlett
Willahire
William Gautlett
Picton
Peter Gautlett
Collings
Port Adelaide
MacDonnell
Mre Collins
THE
Criterion Hotel
King William Street
West End Beer
Whallin
Gun Club
A. E. Moyle
Olvera G. B. Johnsonite
Cid
Cannonite
Mia F. Moyle
P. J. Kearne
A. Mitchell
Thompson
Oli Q. Herbert
Sire
R. &. Caffpo
Miss Cole
BR. Job
Mise K. Smith
Essex
Hunter River
E & W. Hackett
Shhdamat
Rundle Street
Col
Mrs. Miell
L. J. Campbell &Co
J. L. Campbell & Co
Sanare
Coffee Palace
Victor Harbor
J. & B. Harvey
Dunlop
Cunlai Mene Oo
Charles Street
Albertom
S.A
Clements Tonic Ltd
Clements
Clements Tonic
Mire
Ellen Jennings
Horrows
Australia
Clements Tonle
Hamley Bridge
Guillaux
Melbourne
Mon
O.T
O.T. Co
Commercial Travellers Club
London
British Admiralty
British Pure Food Society
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