Hamluy Bridge News From March Updates
March notes report Mr F Buhneack left for Victor Harbour for a fortnight to recover from illness. Barry shows slow improvement under care of Hanarhin. Tan shipping workers remain busy with long hours for three to four weeks. Last week’s weather was hot and muggy with thunderstorm threats. J G Traeger is busy with more workers and longer hours to handle the load.
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F. Buhneack
Victor Harbour
Barry
Hanarhin
J. G. Traeger Ia
Harvest Thanksgiving services held at Long Plains
Harvest Thanksgiving services at Long Plains on March 1 and 2 featured a well decorated chapel with locally grown fruit and vegetables. Bro F J Goodwin delivered a splendid sermon to about eight worshippers. music led by Miss Moyle and Mike J Parker, with solos and a quartet enhancing the gathering. Supper followed, fruit and vegetables distributed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Plains
Church of
Long Plaine
F. J. Goodwin
Mice E. Moyle
Mike J. Parker
Ames
F.J. Goodwin
Bros. Gordon
A. H. Eon
Owen
W. L. Ewers
Balaklava
Meeers K. Parker L. Chivell
J. Parker
KE. Moyle
F. Young
H. Moyle
Public Amusement Areas Under Review by Port Pirie Council
At a Monday meeting Port Pirie council discussed installing safety improvements for public halls to meet standards and protect attendees. Mayor C A Degenhardt noted the council’s unanimous view on the need for such measures and pledged to report to the Chief Secretary for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Pirie Colque
C. A. Degenhardt
Value of cultivation boosts manures and yields
Government agriculturist reports experiments at the Cape showing land sub divisions given uniform fertilizer and varying ploughings raise oaten hay barley and wheat yields in ascending order. No 1 with one ploughing yields 750 lb per acre while No 4 with four ploughings yields 3 800 lb per acre confirming tillage as key to maximizing manure value and profit.
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Cape
Aid
Opts Sons
Reach
Ross
Unclear Fragment on Gender and Death Beliefs
Fragment discusses straightening data as a cue to feminine humanity and suggests raising a woman from the dead would precede other actions. Ends with a religious blessing.
Love and Law Case Over Return of Presents in March Court
In a Pepper Lewal Court matter William Isaac Gil dings seeks the return of a chest of drawers and three pictures or £52 plus £2 for detention. Defendant Joseph Parham argues no permission was given to leave items at his house and that the engagement with Parham’s daughter was broken off. The case hinges on gifts tied to an engagement and whether presents may be recovered if the engagement ends. The judge adjourned the case to a future date for further argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pork Porte
Joseph Partan
Abs
Bia
Ruby
Rudy Parham
Port Pirte
Port Virie
Cours
Cunpeciaa
Sergi, Dowling
Coutrst
Sin
St Pauls Church
J. Cooper
Virgo
Sergeant Dowling
J. Mitchell
St. Bernhardt
Purce
Y.M.A
Aha
Quepicione
Sodake
S.M
Jefe
Grandaar Ber
Accaged
Turumer
Port Pirie Infant School Gets Modernised Premises
Port Pirie infant school is being fitted with up to date facilities to alleviate primary building congestion. The new department is led by Miss Newman with staff including Miss McWhirter and Miss Taylor as improvements proceed toward a formal opening in about a week.
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Port Pirie
Rome
Edbycatien
Uch
Glase --Spenanh
An Alec
Walla
Newman
Norwood
McWhirter
Graham
Taylor
Scott
McGrath
J. Moyes
T. Y. Freeman
Wture
Deputation to Railways Commissioner discussed at Port Pirie meeting
Port Pirie council reviewed a letter from the Railways Commissioner in reply to the January deputation. The replies cover light at One Mile Crossing, attaching an extra coach for Pirie to Petersburg, shunting inspector need, Solemon town station, workmen's tickets Port Pirie to Solemon Town, timetable trips, and station site concerns. A committee was formed to examine workmen's tickets and station site with formal communication to the Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Wakefield
Messrs
D. James
D. H. Dabst
Corporation of
Crowl Tgnds
Port ‘Keheld
J. J. Thomas
Han' Iu Ita
Hamdorf
Port Pirie
Nccsssary
Solemontown
Solomontown
Petersburg
Ramesy
Cra. Warren
Favlich
Geddes
What the wool industry means
Sir Frances Suttor, president of the Sheepbreeders Association of New South Wales, stressed the wool industry’s enormous value at the annual meeting. He cited wool’s worth surpassing coal and other exports, noting the 1972 72 season saw over 8 000 bales sold for about £0 25 million, with potential exports reaching around £10 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Suttor
Sheepbreeders’ Association of
New South Wales
Commonwealth
Australia
Evan Turken
Sydney
Balaklava Police Court Fines for Racecourse Betters
At Balaklava on Wednesday March 4 before Mesera Wipton and A M Shepherd, Richard Mose and Abraham Solomon pleaded guilty to being on the racecourts for betting and were fined £10 and £5 with costs. On Thursday three drunkenness cases were heard by G M Shepherd with similar fines. Burtt, one defendant, was fined £10 and imprisoned for indecent language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesera. Wipton
A. M. Shepherd
Richard Mose
Abraham Solomon
Carter
Coate
G. M. Shepherd
Burtt
Port Pirie Horse Society outlines March 26 show at Racecourse
Port Pirie and District Horse Society releases a full program for the March 26 horse show at the Racecourse. Officials include Hon. Seo and WC Slater with a 28-event fixture featuring pony rides, hacks, pairs, t trot, jumper and driving classes and a £22 prize, plus a special award by Mr. Dennis. Entries for the related event are due March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seo
WC. Slater
E. B. Walch
Galloway
P. J
R. J. Dennis
Warren
Fr. Lewis
Geo. Davidson
Meeera
Gr. Goode
A. G. Palwer
C A Degenhardt
R J Dugouny
E Lewis
C E Birks
H © Afford
E B Welch
J F Jenking
AJ Dennis
A J Parker
JT Lang
A W Davidson
C J Estick
AJ Palmer
H F Welsh
CB Claridge
G Goode
H W Saimpson
A E Howard G Ferme
J W Klopper
W Miller
H Osborne
T Bache
Fiddaman
EH Moyle
M F Juigley
H J Cavewett
Wo Brock
BR Knox
F L Dennis
EJ Cummins
F H Worm
J Gillen
H J Holman
P J Kearns
W Job
D D Wibley
R J Cummina
J Mahoney
J Hannan
J B McNally
H F Richter
E P McNally
W. OC. Sigter
Port Pirio
Remieda
Old Sailor Emidt Dies in Port Pirie Hospital
John Andrew Emidt aged 72, a long-time South Australia resident and former seaman on the Sir William Foster, died at Port Pirie Hospital after bronchitis. He allegedly inflicted a self wound with a razor after calling for his medicines, and investigators deemed an inquiry unnecessary.
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John Andrew Emidt
South Australia
Port Pirie
William Foster
Robert Randell
Hoe
Bmidt
Smidt
J. Mitchell
Four Years After Port Pirie Horse Theft Case
At Port Pirie Magistrates Court Francis Alexander Bennett aged about 19, from Broken Hill, was charged on remand with stealing a bay mare saddle and bridle from John Manfield of Napperby in March 1910. Witnesses testified Bennett was then a state ward aged 15 years 10 months. Bennett admitted taking the horse but not selling it and was committed for trial.
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Fort Pine
Port Pirie
Francis Alexander Bennett
Bennett
Jol
Uwnilster
Port Theemein
Wieratiara
J. Mitchell
Dowling
Wulater
Pirie Magistrates
Mitchell
Fransis Alexandar Bennett
Buree
Saddia
Joho Manfield
Nappearby
Sergt. Dowling
Jobo Manfield
John Manford
Mra
Hulster
Barcota
Purple Downe
Adalaide
Mie
Manfield
John Manfeld
State Children's Department
E. C. Helton
Jannett
Witnear
Accused
Broken Hill
Hore
Gull
Teare Anid
Francia Bennett
Wilson
Policy
Manfeld
Sargt, Vowling
Thara
Munfeld
G.M
Teare
Dosa
Daniel Farrel
First Street
Port Piris West
Auch
Doan
Aix
Regal
Foster, McClellan Co
Pitt Street
Sydney
Ice Cream Vendor Faces Disorder Charges at Port Miaie
At Port Miaie magistrates court on March 7, Walter Wilson and Wil lian Ewil Johanning pleaded guilty to riding bicycles without lights on the footpath and to giving false names to police. James Angelo and Albert Togrart were fined for offensive premises and unsanitary conditions linked to an ice cream vendor. The cases, led by Spectator Wilkinson and Barwell for the corporation, highlighted unsafe premises and repeated offenses with fines totaling several pounds.
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Port Miaie
Qoint Pectin Belore
J. Mitchell
Corporation
Spepector Wilkinson
H. N. Barwell
Walter Wilson
Ellendale
Ewil Johanning
Barwell
Constable Teare
James Angelo
Togpactor
Willingon Aaid
The
Stanley
G.M
Albert Togrart
Dimdore
Waa
Wilkinson
Ketch Taui o Shanter Sinks At Baltic Wharf
The ketch Taui o Shanter sank suddenly at Baltic Wharf on Monday night while laden with seven tons of super, pollard, seed wheat and sundries for the Hundred of Ach. Captain Spero Maloy narrowly escaped as water rushed in during a smoke in his cabin. he leapt to a nearby vessel as the Titan Shanter capsized abruptly.
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Baltic
Gulf
Spero Maloy
Watchoan
Lut
Parasite of Crete Fetes and Wartime Telegraphed Sagas
Fragmented reminiscence reports a long wartime tale of illness and recovery. A patient describes severe digestive distress and exhaustion eased by a treatment labeled Warner’s Bafa Cove Tecumperded. The narrative mentions medical failures, hopeful recuperation, and a return to strength amid lingering pain.
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Crete
Wuner
St. Leonard's Tech
Warner F
Ehemist
S Riery
Rambler cricket clash and low scoring Port Wakefield match
Readable lines show New Wooroora Cricketing Association match with Ramblera defeating Kebruary side by one ton. Key scorers include Krith Mastera 21 and H Lawrie 7, while Boundary total 93 with J Goold taking 21. Port Wakefield vs Rambblers totals 60 and 94 with stalwart scores by W Middleton and A Clark.
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Kebruary
Krith
H Mastera
E Reid
H Lawrie
G May
H Partridge
H Traeger
C Thompson
W Pittaway
H W Golding
Atsoldney
A Traeger
Bundries
J Goold
Lawrie
A Pym
Pym
Boundary
W Laurie
G Neid
Ramblera
Port Wakefield
Walker
H Coombe
F Nicholls
K G Thomas
Smith
B Thomas
F Lucas
P Winter
A Fergusson
A Thomae
B Lovell
Eundries
Ramblers
W Middleton
P Urlwin
A Reid
E Urlwin
M Nayon
H Beewetherick
A Clark
O Uppill
A Middleton
Fuller
C Pearson
Byes
Postman’s Rat-tat Met With Calm Demeanor
A reflective note praises a man who keeps his post without fear and responds to a postman’s knock with steady indifference, describing his contented attitude and resilience in daily duty.
French meteorologist records rare frog showers and fish rain
A French meteorologist notes a shower of frogs reaching the ground in one instance while in India frequent small fish falls were observed. In Naples 1813 he describes oranges dropping from a whirlwinds over an orange grove.
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India
Naples
Metal price averages for February from Australian Metal Co
The Australian Metal Co reports February metal averages. Lead soft Spanish at £19 18s 28d, Silver fine £28 6 8 3d, Silver standard £20 9 12d, Spelter £221 3s 7 4d, Copper standard spot £265 4s 21 9d, 3 months best selected £270 4s 3 2d.
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Montaly Aveerages
Australian Metal Co
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Ellen Jennings
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Australie
William Barry
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Costa
the &.M
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New Wooroora Cricketing Association
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K Reid
N Partridge
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Preston
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