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Newspaper

The Areas Express

Location

Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia

Date

May 19, 1911

Page

3

Entertaining Pupils Deliver Notable Sisters of Bt Joseph Show

Georgetown May 7 entertainment by the Sisters of Bt Joseph pupils drew a good house. Miss Tierney played a grand overture and rhap sody in D flat as part of a concert praised for time and patience. Certificates were awarded to Miss Tierney and others for theory and practical music while a supper followed. WIRRABARA May 14 earthquake rumors preceded a successful Institute Hall event that raised funds.

Georgetown Sisters Bt. Joseph Gisters Iday Miss Tierney J. C. Byatt B. Tierney Wirrabara Institute Hall Middleton Tate

Caltowie May 17 1911 Wwift Comedy and Local Football Notes

The column notes Swift's Comedy Company and Ban Toy Quadrilles with B and H Batten separation. Me A Morrox plans Jamestown trip for Northern Press Football Association season. Calrowie near seven mile radius. team to play Appila Yarrowie. Weather predicts more rains after brief fair spell. farmers seek seed time. Methodist Guild formed with Rev John Waits addressing aims. open to all denominations.

Onder Mess. B H. V. Batten Morrox Jamestown Calrowie Yarrowie Methodist Guild Johnn Waits

Australian dairy stock report praised by commissioners

The commissioners' report praises Australian dairy cattle with Guernseys and Holsteins seen as profitable imports. It endorses fixing and improving the Illawarra breed and notes a lack of wealthy industrial backing in Australia compared with the United States and Canada. Newspapers are described as the only bodies showing sufficient public spirit.

Australia United States Canada

Wooroora Cricket Association season concludes with Balaklava in lead

The Wooroora Cricket Association reports a season from September 10 to April 5 with 12 matches across three rounds. Balaklava tops the final standings with 23 points, while crowds of players feature in batting and bowling honors including A J Crafter winning the batting trophy and A H Dale capturing the bowling award. C Angel of Avon Club takes the catching gold medal with 12 wickets, Dale second with 10 catches.

Tel. Balaklava Tia Preaton Fort Wakeford Ramblers Goal Balaklava N. F. Farrell A. J. Crafter F. F. Saint A. H. Dale C. Angel Avon Nemened Club Ina NO L Orster A.J Harley J.P Ik Rewissa Smt P. Mt Og Mutter Bere Wickers Dale A. H Lusk D. W Kirkland

Balaklava Cricket Club season summary 1910-11

Balaklava Cricket Club records show 17 matches with 8 wins 6 draws and 3 losses. Two scratch matches with Verms Terminos ers and Druids were played but excluded from records. The club toped the Woorcora Association and enjoyed a successful season.

Balaklava Cricket Club Verms Terminosers Druids Woorcora Association

Swift's Music and Comedy Company Thrills Gladstone Crowd

Swift's Music and Comedy Company drew a large attendance at Gladstone Town Hall on Friday. The program won strong applause with the Swift family delivering a sensational performance in Convict 99. Elsie Knowles impressed with patriotic ballads and fashion. Joe Hurley, Adams, and a boy prodigy offered notable acts as new material pleased all. The show promises a return visit to Gladstone in about six weeks.

Gladstone Town Hall Swift Elsie Knowles Joe Hurley Pete Wes Weveites Adams Victor Gladstone

Obituary notes and chaotic war of statements

Colonel Sir Edward Ridley Colborne Bradford, late London police commissioner, collapsed dead in the street. A St. Petersburg woman died defending her four children after killing her drunken husband. A Renmark agitator claims workers should instruct the Premier, not vice versa. Twenty thousand Welsh miners are paid less than 21a week. Proposals urge Australia and Germany to build a 50,000 ton liner, length 881 feet, crew 800, capacity 6,000 passengers.

Sir Edward Ridley Colborne Bradford Police London St. Petersburg Germany

Printing of all Description at Bedrock Prices

The notice announces favorable desk rates at the office of the paper for all descriptions, inviting readers to submit items for publication. It emphasizes competitive pricing and prompt processing.

Purpose of Labor Unions in American Industry

John Kirby jun uses a critical view of unions arguing they undermine natural economic law and respect for law. He says unions foster anarchy and hostility to government, condemning coercive tactics and urging constructive reform through lawful, humane mutual aid.

John Kirby National Association of Manufactures U.S.A American Industries

Faces and Roomers and News Tangles Across the World

A collage of brief items reports floods in Argentina, strikes in Johannesburg, a public holiday proclaimed for June 22, and a smallpox case on the Narrung. Other notes mention diphtheria, a royal proclamation in Abyssinia, deaths in Magill and Glenelg, a tax fine on Vivian Lewis Co, and local shop pitches in Adelaide.

High Court Adelaide Sonea Sydney Johannesburg House of Commons George Hunt Magill American Standard Oil Trust C. Armer Manoora Moonta W. Sedgley Gawler Prince Lidy Jeasso Abyssinia Jim Dink Glenelg Enburbs Foor Soroki Russia

South African Jottings and Native Policy Reflections

Globetrotter notes South Africa’s imperial debates and native policy. He contrasts Boer conservatism with British attitudes, cites franchise issues in Cape Colony and Natal, comments on Exeter Hall, and remarks on Zulu and Basuto relations, language, and travel observations.

Natal South Africa Johannesburg Exeter Hall Basir United States Cape Colony Confucius Moses Napoleon Owen Wister Madonna Zambesi Dickens Africa

Referenda Final Returns for South Australia

The referenda vote scrutiny in South Australia shows Legislative Powers results with Adelaide 5200 Yes 8474 No 210 Inf. Angus 45920 Yes 18865 No 159. Barker 6804 Yes 13659 No 154. Boothby 7868 Yes 19687 No 154. Grey 6468 Yes 11247 No 250. Hindmarsh 10677 Yes 7924 No 160. Wakefield 7458 Yes 14104 No 111. Totals 50853 Yes 81904 No 1374. Voter turnout on the roll averaged 61 percent across seven divisions. Divisional records: Angus Wakefield 65. Barker 41. Boothby 61. Hindmarsh 69. Grey 61. Adelaide 56.

South Australia Officiel Aggres Adslaide Angus Jag Barker Boothby Grey Hindmarsh Wakafield No. Ind. Adelaide Angat Harker Grays Wakefield v Adelaide Barker Gray Ae Ae Wakoelald South Australis Wakefield Boothby and Grey Ndmarah

Gnal referendum results for Victoria show No majorities

Legislative powers vote totals show Yes 170 288 and No 270 300 with No leading by 100 108. Monopolies vote totals show Yes 171 453 and No 268 743 with No leading by 97 280.

Vistoria

Referendum Final Figures on MPs Salary Increase

Final figures show the result of the referendum on increasing state MPs salaries from £200 to a higher amount. The report lists the turnout and the percentage voting for the proposal, reflecting the outcome of the salary rise measure.

Proposed Deviation Near Port Augusta Rail Line

A Melbourne correspondent reports revisions to the Kalgoorlie to Port Augusta railway plan. Aimed to shorten Adelaide travel by about 60 miles the deviation would run through Port Augusta toward Brinkworth to join the broad gauge system. Water quality along the Nullarbor ranges from good artesian supply to brackish near the SA border with catchments and artificial facing needed.

Mitnovaxe Malbourne Register Shya South Australia Western Australia Henry Deane Port Augusta Brinkworth Adelaide Nullabor

Freemasons Install New Worshipful Master in Laura Lodge

Eight.w. Brother B Padman was installed as Worshipful Master of Areas Lodge No 22 in Laura on May 8. A large Masonic gathering attended the ceremony at the Masonic Hall with Past Masters assisting. The WM appointed officers and presented the Past Master's jewel to LPM Bro d A Gallaseh. A Town Hall reception followed with dancing, music by local bands, and catering by Hnett & Sons.

W. Bro. B Padman W.M A.U Masonic Hall Laura P.M C. Budge J. H. Both G.D Bro P. Plummer Port Pirie Lodge S.W W. Odgers J.W F. L Bundey Hiro. C. Budge W. H. Campbell Ho McDonald J.D EF. Cox W. Wilton W. Holman I.G M. H. Thiele Stewards, Bros A. C. Carter Ks. Lines G. Sargent W. J. Adams Growden G. L Bennett C. A. Pryzibilla Tyler J. H. Sargent B Mesarz E Gold O. Prtman F. L. Bundey M.C Messra H Nett & Sons

Insolvency Reports from Port Pirie and Waypoint Hearings

Insolvency matters before Mr J H Sinclair include Thomas Michael Farrell of Port Pirie laborer first hearing referred to Accountant with liabilities and nil assets. Edward Henry Ranger of Port Pirie amelter final hearing. accountant’s report shows £64 12s 0d liabilities. Charles William Box of Jamestown final hearing. adjourned to June 15 after examination of land dealings in Wagin WA. O H Cowled deed of assignment trustees’ resignation accepted. new trustee to be appointed May 30.

J. H. Sinclair Thomas Michael Farrell Port Pirie Edward Henry Ranger Charles William Box Jamestown Indorer Mr. Barwell Boucant Wagin West Australia O. H. Cowled Padman H. & W. Goode

Weracata and Balaklava Play Out Winter Fixture

The Saturday match at the showgrounds drew a large crowd as Weracata and Balaklava competed in rough play with time issues forcing short teams. Final scores were Weracata 3 goals 8 behinds to Balaklava 2 goals 4 behinds with Johnson, Mitchell and Burrows among the scorers and Busbridge Dyer and Bosiato among the best.

Wooroora Football Association Weracata'a Balaklava Verocata Red and Blues Werocate Johnson Mitchell Balaklavas Burrows Carter Werocate -Busbridge Dyer Bosiato A. Dick Leonard Wangereen J. A. Harvay Port Pirie

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