Health Board reports infections and isolation ward policy
Minutes from the Port Pirin Health Board meeting discuss infectious disease reporting to the Central Board of Health. Debates focus on isolation ward provision, hospital charges during infections, and responsibilities of hospital and local boards to manage scarlatina and other cases under health regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Pirin
Megdag
Central Board of Health
Warren
Ue. AG
Central Board
Anead
Hague
Gesran
Board of Health
Tie
Camney
Anthoribiea
Ge. Waarret
Geode
J ‘Haa
Gogde
Oliver
Setra
Ap Howe Bean
Fim
Stade
Port Pirie Works Expected to Boost Lead and Silica Output
Reports from Broken Hill Associated Smelters Proprietary Limited indicate expansion at Port Pirie to add about 3,000 tons weekly of mixed concentrates, lifting lead and spelter capacity near 6,000 tons monthly. A new plant addition and further extensions aim to raise overall output by roughly 10 to 40 percent, contingent on labor and material supply, with around 100 extra workers anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BAP
Coe Iron and
Nanceatle
Broken Hill
Smith Proprietary
Port Pirie
Australis
Tus Bmelfing Associa Hon
Grmpenion
Qld
Indiatad
Devine
Ngland
Asencintad Smoltars Proprintary, Limited
D. Dalprxt
Melbourne
Aften
Givapang
FM Dickenson
Bax
Falmway
Port Piria
Alewady
W. Hobariaso
Thwights Lloyd
Imerecard
Reruik
Redbery
Normlaien
Lens
Central Methodist Mission Sunday School Report at Port Pirie
An annual report from the Central Methodist Mission in Port Pirie covers Sunday School progress. It details Kindergarten, Cradle Roll, Primary and Senior departments, enrollment figures, attendance rates, room enlargements, staff roles, and fundraising efforts. The piece celebrates volunteers, music, and leadership while noting departures and thanks to parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Piris
Rawork Wan
B. Herert
Central Mission
Bunday
Hirai
Leter Annie
Iite
Gaxing
Devieta
Presary
Mire Neucarrow
Leaghers
Abs
Eaven
Baymakers
My Lillywhite
Charen
Mra Lillywhite
E. W. Hanne
Rome
Beator
Withern
Jam Scholarn
Mannoe
Tar King Stacey
Segalau
Aheentesn
Burt
Nolshahy
Michelmore
Waller Harrie
Hummogky Fil
Rex Sargent
Privonry Department
Len Cheek
Mboye
Mselves
Shao
Oles
Winola Dottle
Bohont Organin
Big Ward Values Highlight Municipal Financial Report
The Town Clerk presented ward totalizations at Monday’s council meeting. The overall sum was about £300,483 with £420,000 approximated after year-end adjustments. North ward led with £94,049 and Bench Ward £127,58a, West £79,738, Solomontown £40,168. the proposal was approved.
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E. K.garrett
Totel
Qlonte
Big Valoen
Pattioulers
Weet
Solomontown
Je Geddes
Freeman
Port Pirie Amateur Rowing Club Opens Season in Australia
Port Pirie Amateur Rowing Club held its season opener with President Sr J Margen and Mrs Morgen hosting a musical event. A varied program featured Miss L Cote and the Exercise Orchestra conducted by G Gamnow, with performances by several soloists. About £6 was collected for a local fund as the club welcomed visitors and noted a reduced membership from last year.
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Port Piria
J.margen
Morgen
Neason
L Love
Mya Morgan
Bergh
Mise L. Cote
Wo Elen
Snoop Panigea
Thors
W. T. Arnold
A. Johoon
F. Bell
Ere
Hi. Diegie
E.N. Layer
Wille
Coy
LeLievre
Oup
Walker
Ate
1. Dingle
W. Muley
A- Johnson
Vow
C. Willa
Cor
Harmer
H. Eymonds
Willa
Hell
Cox
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Dalkey Methodist Church Anniversary Observed
Jur newsletters from Dalkey note anniversary services held at the Dejkey Methodist Church on October 24 with two sermons by the Rev. F Bullock and a large congregation. A following Wednesday public meeting featured addresses by Mr A Gearing and Mr A J Goodge, special choir singing, and Edna Wooler’s songs. Part of tea proceeds go to a charitable fund. Relatives of men enlisted for the front visited their home to say goodbye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Wooler
Pstrintig Funda
Moenra 1
Reid
Balaklava Hosts Fortnight School Drill Visit
Darartone or Bexoo Teacamas hosted over forty teachers from State Schools in and around Balaklava for a two week school of military drill. The event closed Friday with a social at Druid's Hall, described as a delightful windup. Teachers departed Saturday grateful for the welcome and hospitality shown during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darartone
Bexoo
Teacamas
Balaklava
Druid’s Hall
The Little Amber Bottle A Household Remedy Ad
A promotional item claims the amber bottle as a practical everyday home remedy for digestion and constipation. It urges keeping Dr Morse’s Pills on hand to avoid calling a doctor, presenting the product as a reliable, safe home treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moree
Morse
Port Pirie Community Notes And War Time Efforts
Port Pirie Congregational and Methodist groups rally for war relief and social duties as the Community gears up with a Mock Wedding event led by the Congregational Men’s Club. Private O Wills farewells at Lacrosse Club. church activities expand with a new building fund and Sunday School Guild launch. Corporal Gordon Goode’s death mourned. Red Cross society receives generous donations and ongoing mobilization for wounded soldiers with hospital bags and clothing items.
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M. Janking Egies
D. Edwards
le P. Gooding
F. Forssith
Me L. Lewis
Roi
Siemens Steepe
Wills
Bows
W. Noai
Lacrosse Club
O. Wills
E. J. Wills
Port Pirie Weet
Lessing
Port Pirie
Empire
Congregational Church
T. D. Webb
Port Congregational Church
Vis
the Man's Club
Ladiss Auciliary
Young Christians’ Union
Y.P
Ying Levgur
Bibin
Sha
Ragalar
Weaknight Mechin
Chas. Geddes
Geddes
Amaghivary
Webb
Aunor
Annie
Newman Vine
L. Williams
M. McEaad
Wednmday
Rami
Gordon Sodde
William Goode
Centorsat Bet Fami
B. Lewis Senr Tsop
G. Wilson
Mai Parham
Solomontown
Tahoni
Mew Kellett
Degenhardt
A. E. Gare
Mrej
W. G. Wilson
C. Degenhardt
Nuree Holiicd
Bolt
Tlead Brown
Belgia Voll
Welcome home and farewell social at Owen Institute
On Thursday evening November 4 a farewell social at Owen Institute honored departing soldiers Sergeant A. Coombe and Privates T. Hogan F. Morcom F. Standley Leslia Reid and Oliver Reid and welcomed Private Rog Good home. Dalkey District Council chairman J. D. Hogan presided with addresses by officials and substantial subscriptions of nine pounds per soldier. A capital musical programme featured Mrs Gordon Miss Hill and others.
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Cisede
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Goede Sail
Hornortreet
Bolomontern
Bien Teter Eran
Ce, Warren
Bache Bros
Ellen ST
Port Pibie
East End
Marbst
Adelaide
Atricy
Broken Hill Associated
Smoelters Proprietary, Limited
Central Methodist Mission
Bunday Bchool
Phlse Corporation A
Amant
Commonwealth. ‘Bank «Australia Ral
Piinein
Savings Bank Department
Sangheb
Lovank
Insurance Company Standard OF NZ Limited
Beanur
Grenfill-Bt
W. Poinsett
Monsger
Applicatioan
King William Street
Nia
Wits
West End
Whallin
Campbell & CO
J. L. Campbell & Co
Philip Marks
Hycare
North ‘Terrace
Marshall's Chambers
Bex
Australian Expeditionary Forces
Peron
Metropolix
Paytbla
Ob Dasth
The
Forse
Privaty
Wtal
Natal
Idiion
Dante
Shanid
Social Owen Soldiers
Gladstone
Printing Office
Kuyulapee
Dodgers
Jommeet
Slaer
Colon
Fency
Carda
Ang
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