Afternoon at Paringa: wheat plots draw Balaklava visit
Members of the Palaklava Agricultural Bureau and guests toured Mr. G U Neville’s Balaklava farm on October 27 to inspect experimental wheat plots. They viewed new varieties, manuring trials, and the novel six-harrow barrow system by Middleton, praising Neville’s practical, ongoing wheat work and anticipating future yields despite a dry season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palaklava
The
Agricultural Bureau
G.U. Neville
Balaklava
Mr. Neville
Mosers
H. P. Burden
Bureau
BR. R. Goldney
Edwin Fisher
F. W. Wagner
T. A. Thoman
P. H. Roediger
H. Roberts
W. G Gleeson
KB. R. Banger
G. Reid
Fisher
A. Balling
J. Hall
H.W. Ward
Halborg Road
Cowan
Neville
Harold Kelly
A. W. Robinson
A. E. Middleton
Marshall
Firbank
Viking
King Fan
Bobs
Adjini
Himeeza
la Hugenot
College Comeback
Federation
Marehall’s
Gluyas
King’s
Kelly
Mgn Harrow
Nse
Mrs. Neville
Journal of Agricultural
C. Belling
Balaklava Bureau
Nantawarra
Tom Dixon
W. J. Gleeson
Roseworthy College
Mr. Kelly
West Australia
Sam Fisher
Stott
Middleton
Nerville
J. Hallalso
Balaklava Liberal Union meets on Nov 2 with fresh members
The Balaklava branch of the Liberal Union held its November meeting presided by Mr G Neville. An apology for the secretary’s absence was noted. The electoral committee expanded the roll by about forty names, and new members were welcomed as the branch elected officers and discussed federal campaigning and the tribute to retiring secretary Mr Burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balaklava
The
Liberal Union
A. W. Robinson
Robinson Exid
Bowden
Burden
M. MecPherson
Wilson
Woman’s Branch
G. C. Neville
Verran
Wooroora
Woman's Branch
House of Representatives
Senate
Ihe Fos
M. Lewis
Liberal Union Club
Balaklava Woman's Branch
Mra Neville
Mesdames McPharlin
Robinson
Phillips
Mesdames Anderson
Cole
Dellow
Dyson
Gleeson
Harris
Heard
Lally
Mills
Newland
N. Reuter
KE. Reuter
Rattan
Sirer
Harold Kelly Honored for District Wheat Work
Mr Harold Kelly received credit for the effort and interest invested in the district wheat project. The Wheats were chosen as suitable for the area and Middleton’s design was praised. Homestead meetings were urged to become more frequent, and thanks were given for attendance and the votes cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Kelly
Middleton
Ilea
Flo
Incoherent protest chant and fragmented lines
The fragment reads as a garbled protest style passage with slogans about working men and a boxing of phrases. It mentions pyramids and cable feet of stone and contains disjointed lines implying trouble for a character named Wien a Wayl with an unfinished ruin.
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Eyptiow
Lins WY
Wien
Presbyterian Fair and Concert At Victoria Hall
The annual Presbyterian Church fair took place at Victoria Hall with an opening by Mayor H. Afford who received a heather boutonniere while Mrs Afford got a dress bouquet. stalls showcased flowers fancy plain sweets produce and refreshments with many volunteers managing each booth. A Fort Pirie Institute Hall concert followed featuring Katia Checkett with a varied program and strong performances from Mabel Bosisto Nancarrow Cocking and Miss Vera Cosa among others. Oyster discovery near Port Pirie reported by Baird Pearce with six dozen oysters found on a triangular wood plank given to Harry Worden the hotel barman.
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Presbyterian Church
Victoria Hall
Brackenridge
Gladya Ogilvy
Vera McLeod
Fort Pirie Institute Hall
Katia Checkett
Adelaide Oval
Shea
Bronte
Annie Laurie
Blumenthal
Blue Hills
Marie
Tosti
Mabel Bosisto
Misa Bosisto
Misa Bosista
Nancarrow
Thor
Adama
Cocking
Hugh King
Vera Cosa
T. Baird
F. Pearce
Port Pirie
Harry Worden
Horace Duncan
Worden
Auburn Rose Show Honors Local Exhibitors
The Auburn Rose Society held its annual show on October 30 with top roses winning the principal award. Dr Yeatman as president, J H Maddern as secretary, and Messia, J I and A Kirkbright led the successful exhibits. Locally grown blooms and baskets were notable, with Mrs D A Lyall, Mrs J Maitland, and Messia, Maddern and Ellis well displayed. veg and pot plants were minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn Rose Society
Maddern
Ellis
Mitcham
J. G. Kirkbright
Messia
J. E
E. H. Maddern
Pathetic Case At Port Pirie Police Court
At Port Pirie Police Court a girl was charged with stealing her sister’s bangle. Family tears marked the scene as the accused appeared dazed. The judge sentenced six months imprisonment under the act, with monthly committal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Pirie
Mitchell
Adelaide
Assault case at Port Pirie court over cross accusations
At the Port Pirie Magistrate's Court Mrs O Callaghan accused Mrs Nyman of assault with both sides delivering statements about a defamation matter. Evidence showed slaps and self defence claims. verdict found Mrs Nyman guilty and she was fined ten shillings plus costs totaling 24 shillings 15 pence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
S.M
Port Pirie
O'Callaghan
John O'Callaghan
B.H.P. Works
Nyman
George Nyman
Australian Metal Company
Mrs. O'Callaghan
Mr. Barwell
Asault
Miss O'Connell
Mia O'Callaghan
Anne
O'Connell
Mra O’callaghan
Mra Myman
Warner's Safe Cure Promises Kidney and Liver Relief
An advertisement extols Warner's Safe Cure as a remedy for kidney and liver disorders, claiming it restores function by purging urinary and biliary poisons. It links liver and kidney health to overall wellbeing and promotes pamphlets from H. H. Warner & Co. Ltd. Australasian Branch in Melbourne with product options in 5 shillings and 2 shillings 6 pence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abu Gan
Herd Biserberg
Warner
Kidiers
H. H. Warner and Co. Ltd
Australasian
Melbourne
Chem
Port Pirie School Visiting Day Highlights Student Achievements
Port Pirie School held Visiting Day on Friday October 27 with about forty parents in attendance. Headmaster Mr J Moyes welcomed guests as certificates from recent exams were presented. The event featured a maga drill display, speeches by Rev E C Holten and Dr Degenhardt, and recognition of pupils earning honours certificates and entry into the High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Pirie
J. Moyes
W. Clark
Board of Advice
A. J. Parker
Mia Moyes
Heidinkarer
Minister of Education
Inspectora
Reading Schoola of
Manchester
Parka
E.C. Holten
Degenhardt
W. B. Clark
Alfred Cottle
Archia Berry
C. Adams
V. M. Movle
Frith Olaen
P. Persse
Albert Speck
Beatrice Cheek
P. Brindiville
Eva Burgess
C. Pettman
High School Honors Include Certificate Winners
Kathleenite, Alice Wilson, Bernice Panis, Ban John ny Rey Arnold, and Archie Camp mill earned certificates as part of the school’s recognition program. The event highlighted student achievement across disciplines and marked a milestone for participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleenite
Alice Wilson
Bernice Panis
Ban Johnny Rey Arnold
Archie Campmill
Successful Concert At St Johns Convent In Aid Of Bazaar
A very successful concert in aid of the Catholic bazaar funds was held at St Mark's Hall on Friday October 26 by the pupils of St Johns Convent. Despite illness among performers the program impressed. overture Digbell's duet in D, cymbal drill in Grecian dress, solos by Miss Flanagan Bell Wilson and McGann, Sailor's Hornpipe and Irish Jig by Miss Clark, and lively junior numbers with umbrellas and mille rigged costumes drew strong praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark’s Hall
St John’s Convent
Digbell
Missen Chapel
Malion
Flannagan
Bell
Wilson
McGann
Clark
Musical and Dramatic Recital Scene at Wood Nympha Hall
A recital featuring songs "The Polish Boy" by Miss Malone and "The Swallows" by Neagle and Beil with violin and piano pieces by Misses Quigley Malone Moran and Sinclair. Senior girls presented "The Wood Nympha Hall" selections and a chorus with "The Better Land" and "March Bohema" concluding. Bouncing Betty was staged with Misses Moran Neagle Carter in lead roles. Further songs included Betsy’s Ailmenta and Canomite Tea by Munro and Sinclair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Malone
Misesa Neagle
Beil
New York Patrol
Moran
Neagle
Carter
Aleo
Malone
Sinclair
Munro
Pickburn
Betsy
Weary Hearts Plead For Silent Final Rest
Poem by Mathilde Blind voices fatigue with life. The speaker seeks release from life’s noise, longing for quiet after a fever of striving. Once eager to seize fortune, the speaker now kneels before death, seeking solace in the grave.
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Board of Life
Mathilde
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Port Pirie Nie
Auburn Rose
Chas. Atkins & Co., Ltd
Sala Proprietora
Port Pirie School
St. John's Convent
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International Harvester Company of Aussie Pty. Ltd
Rosa St
Brisbane
Broadway
Sydney
York
Bourke St
North Terrace
Murrey &, Robt
Nettlefold
Hobart
Southern
Miheans
Cadillac
Chas. A. Gallasch & CO
South Australia
Wanolthess
Thurmer
Rundle Street
Mote Patent
Philips
George
Coa
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