Minua Quadrille Class closes with fancy chess ball
Hamley Bridge report on the Minua Quadrille Class final ball of the season. About 70 couples attended in fancy dress, enjoyed by locals and outsiders despite crowded floors. The event featured a long program under M C J Waltke, music by Miss A Doyle, and a well run supper by Mr Archie Black.
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Loor
M.C
J. Waltke
A. Doyle
Archie Black
L. Dunning
P. McGahan
G. Batton
King Billy
H. Hart
J. Jones
Chenoweth
VF. Doyle
A. Ash
V’. Cretchiey
P. Kearns
H. C. Rogers
H. Nolan
Ewenn
A McLerod
Cowboy
W. Jackson
J. Redshaw
Court Prince
J. Rice
L. Wedding
Baker
B. Dunkley
Clown
H. Gillies
U.L.P
L. Waltke
Bulfinch Rash
H. South
Pierrota
A. Black
W. Leech
L. Ball
E. Trasger
Misses It
Abbott
L. Virgo
D. Doyle
L. Brabyn
8. McColl
Carmen
M. Critchley
K. Doyle
M. McAuley
W. Burling
Gascon
Mia. Wight
F. Moroney
Cricket Match At Manley Bridge Draws Local Interest
The evening was a lively outing as a team from Gawler Contination School paid a visit to Manley Bridge to play local youths. The home side won comfortably in a friendly cricket match. Also, four drunkenness cases were heard at the local Police Court last week. William Matt was fined and later sentenced to prison. Toeaniva Morgan and Peter Walsh each were fined 5).
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Stockport
Tarlee
Owen
Wasleys
Mallala
Dawkins
Jenkin Coles
Frederick Halder
J. G. Jenkins
David James
W. Young
Jes Tamblyn
Edward Reeves
Reeves
Beatt
Robert Overton
G. H.inlayson
Choral Society
Dee
Watchword
Absense
Iss Bohnsack
Mrs. Dawkins
K. B. Pearson
O. H. Finlaycon
Melang
South Australian Institutes Association
Irwkins
Melong Strong
Port Adelaide Institute
Gawler Continuation School
Manley Bridge
Padee Court
William Matt
Gool Tur
Toeaniva Morgan
Peter Walsh
Glove of Rheumatism Cure In Odd Patent Tonics
Fragmentary report notes a remedy claim tied to a patent-like preparation labeled Safe Corn. The text mentions a person named Degan and a chemist at 127 Poking ty West Geetong, View Ware, selling the product in original form and in a wheaper version. It reads as a dubious medical claim with unclear provenance.
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Denada
Ara Gates
Degan
Stout theft charged at Hamley Bridge Magistrates
Frederick Crowley engine cleaner at Hamley Bridge faced charges on November 14 before Justices Finey and Bohnenck for allegedly stealing nine bottles of stout from the Railways Commissioner on October 19. Evidence showed tampered cases, missing bottles, and incriminating correspondence at the goods shed, with Aldridge and Hopgood testifying on the shipment and tampering.
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Frederick Crowley
Hamley Bridge
Messrs
M. Finey
F. Bohnenck
Patrick Howard
Checker
Port Adelaide
Dalgety & Co
F.C. Aldridge
Nedley Herbert Hopgood
Adelaide
Stout
F. C. Aldridge
Goodehed Ia
Martin
Aldridge
Frederick Clement Aldridge
William Mackie
Porcer Hopgood
Charles Arthur William Grosser
Murten
Balieva
Crowley
William Charles Spry
South Australian Railwaye
Hainley Bridge
Thomas Kain
Hamley Gridge
Cleaning yard drink incident leads to six months suspended
Crowley and two cleaners were seen drinking stout at a goods shed in a shunting yard. Crowley admitted opening a bottle and sharing it with Kain and Sheehan, then supplying four more bottles later. He was sentenced to six months hard labour suspended for six months with recognizance of £20 and surety of £20.
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EP Aelock
Stanishius Sheehan
Crowley
Sheehan
Ile
Witners
Himself
Bottes
Manislius Sheehan
Thomas Kain
Etout
Kain
Port Wakefield Notes Cricket Match Town V Railway Employees
Port Wakefield notes recount a town versus Railway employees cricket match. Town 114 all out as G Nubble 22 and others contributed, Railway replied 130 for 3 with L Howell 81 not out and C Stopp 13 not out. Bowling by Hubble and Smith. Offseason approaches. shipping firms like I G Hubble and W J Spell dispatch progress. Public shipping service praised for prompt delivery to Peninsula residents.
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Li. G. Nubble
P. G. Doig
T. Smith
A. Fentrill
A RK Vergusson
MW. Nicholls
W. A. Surth
G. J. Witcombe
R. Monaghan
M. Doig
Rev
A.B. Lloyd
Sundries
Aa. Thomas
C. Rusk
KK. &. Stopp
Railway
Peninsula
Fire Breaks Out in Port Pirie West Storehouse
Fire at Port Pirie West near Lo'cluck damages a two story storehouse and living rooms attached to a galvanised iron building. Foreman Kellett and brigade extinguished most flames though water pressure was poor. Insured losses include stock £254 and buildings £250. salvage and some money saved, furniture uninsured.
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Port Pirie
Tueaday
Kellett
Wilsyn
Royal Insurance Company
F. 2
Blight
Queensland Insurance Company
Air
Morgan
Mra
McDonald Named District Secretary for Stanley Liberal Union
Mn ALE reports McDonald has been appointed district secretary to the Stanley Liberal Union. A good man.
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Ale
McDonald
Stanley Liberal Union
A Tasmanian Melbourne Picnic Diary Entry
A South Australian diarist recalls a Sunday ban on excursions, then describes a rail journey to Launching Place near Croydon for a winter riverbank picnic. The party enjoys billy tea, nature views, wildflowers, and country air before returning to Melbourne.
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South Australia
Tasmania
Central
Croydon
Hera
Cowell District Notes Purported West Coast Growth
Weather has been changeable with rain and heat affecting crops. Port Lincoln rail terminus, new public buildings, hospital and hall plans, and water mains debates unfold. Police incidents, horse sickness, survey camp moves, and vigilant committees shape local life as motor trips and stock sales drive commerce.
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Port Lincoln
Aigres Peninsula
Minbrie
Buttfield
Crystal Brook
Green
Ayliffe
Tupara
Police Department
M.C. O'Connell
Kelly
Evens
James
Hun
Smeaton & Pascoe
Dawson
Messrs
Eyes
Tumby Bay
Theaa
Port Augusta
Zerma
Wellington
Farmers’ Union
Tom Davies
Elder, Smith, & Co
Cleve
Bagot, Shakes, & Lewis
Davies
West Coast
Messrs. Bush
Clement’s Tonics Promised to Restore Health and Vitality
A reader letter extols Clement’s Tonics as a cure for fatigue headaches and nerve weakness. Signd: KTRPHEN MOFPATT testifies to dramatic improvements in energy, sleep, and mood after two to three weeks of use. The author asserts the remedy supports digestion, liver function, and overall well being, urging others to try it.
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Aeelite
Ohri Bardis
Oman
Sue Tod
Clements Tonke
Clementa Trmic
Hearst
Balaklava Agricultural Bureau experiment on wheat yield
The article discusses experimental method and accuracy in farming tests. It notes that the Balaklava Agricultural Bureau promotes a wheat yield experiment, stressing strict observation, testing of all assumptions, and accounting for climate, soil, rainfall, and fertilizer to determine true improvements and yields.
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Ervray
Balaklava Agricultural Bureau
Anfest
Aus
Ares
Port Pirie Council Debates Elective Main Service Plan
Port Pirie mayor reports on a proposed better main service to Adelaide with a deputation to meet the Railways Commissioner. University examinations will be held in Port Pirie, saving travel. Council questions cover Florence Street rubble, Alyzander Street top dressing, school yard clearance, and cattle roaming in West Ward. Correspondence notes streetlight projects, rail yard lighting, ambulance committee input, and harbour vessel regulations. A council table for records is approved and a works plan for street cleaning and fence notices is discussed.
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Port Pirie
Geddes
Florence Street
Afford
Alyzander Street
B.H.P. Co
Symonda
Education Department
Port Piria
Warren
White
West Ward
Weat Ward
Hospital Board
Jasion
Rameau
Kadina
Intimatin
Mersia
Uobeham
Johnstone
Mr. Betteridge
Arcee
Solomontown
Symonds
Friendly Societies’ Council
Ramsay
J. Moyle
Pirie St
Pirie South
George Albert Vowles
Joseph O’brien
W. Job
Barrier Hotel
Representative Poynton
Melbourne
Poynton
Wessels
Mears
Corporation
North Ward
Rifle Range
Warrean
Commonwealth
Corporation Solicitors
Cr. Ramsay
Pirie Street
Cr. White
Dr. Ramsay
Lawa
Acta
Alford
Council
Fearful gale in the English Channel sinks eight French boats
A severe gale in the English Channel sinks eight French fishing boats with 37 crewmen drowned. In a separate note, two German soldiers imprisoned by the French for four decades have been released.
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English Channel
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