Shipping Arrivals and Departures for Port Adelaide
The week’s listings show the Cutcombe arriving from Ocean Island with phosphate rock and sailing to Sydney via Newcastle to load passengers and mails. Queda from Calcutta brings 1000 tons for Port Adelaide with seven passengers aboard for the eastern states. Gurna is due today from Tasmania to Melbourne for discharging before Adelaide call. Beltana and Harburg set routes for Adelaide, Melbourne, and Sydney. Jervis Bay carries 68 passengers and 650 tons of goods from London, with migrants and officers disembarking and continuing to Melbourne and Sydney. two men fined for travelling without fares on the Jervis Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egen
Antwerp
Aauaki
Vancouver
Malatian
Singapore
Mooltan
London
Nordbo
Melbourne
Nerperg Ierpot
Aue
Lowsbera
Liverpool
Nuddea
Oliva
Orama
Orvieto
Ras
Orsova
Papinski
New York
Port Albany
States
Pipinski
Port Denison
Peshawar
Port Macquarie
Port Hobart
Rinda
Baltic
Romeo
Roxen
Seattle
Sandon Hall
3Emiramus
Suevic
Stnckwell
Turken
Tacoma
Ilystes
Zealandic
Adelaide
Gurna
Melbournne
Tasmania
John Walter
John Reece
Outer Harbor
Messrs
A. Smith
J. H. Pax
J's P
Fremantle
Jervis Bay
Harry Templeton Dawson
Commonwealth Line
H. Trotter
Port Adelaide Cranes and Sulphur Shipment
On Monday two 10 ton cranes were on Jilly while Cowden Law steamer, loaded with sulphur from Motherwell, departed Galveston for Auckland Sydney and Port Adelaide. Built by Charles Scntt & Co and assembled by Simes & Martin Port Adelaide one 40 ton crane at 16 ft radius and five tons at 20 ft radius. Another 15 ton crane is due to arrive at the seaport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Jilly
Cowden Law
Galveston
Auckland
Sydney
Whar
Port Adelaide
Messrs
Charles Scntt & Co
Motherwell
England
Shipping notes from the Sierra Nevada and Broadway at Port Adelaide
The Sierra Nevada arrived from Port Lincoln to load wheat and departed for Callao after captain’s papers. The Broadway, thirty six hours overdue, reached Port Adelaide from Melbourne amid gales, delivering three tons of general merchandise and tea before heading to Melbourne via Gulf ports. The Sierra Morena, from Melbourne to Port Adelaide, faced strong southerlies and heavy seas with minor damage. The Port Auckland from New York discharged at Queen's Wharf and will be fumigated before proceeding to Queensland to load sugar and cotton for Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Melbourne
Crouch & Co
Hurunus
Davies
Liverpool
Etdex
Smith & Co
Ader
Bay
Brunings
Queda
Calcutta
Macdonald
Hamilton & Co
Sierra Nevada
Port Lincoln
Callao
Melbourne Heads
Cape Northumberland
Cape Banks
Adventare
Port Adelaide
Gulf Ports
Port Auckland
C. & D. Line
Queen's Wharf
Queensland
Great Britain
The Semirames and Hurning Voyages Into Port Adelaide
From Singapore the tanker Semira us is bound for British Imperial Oil at Port Adelaide with oil to be discharged into company tanks at Birkenhead. The steamer Huring arrived at Outer Harbor from Liverpool after a rough voyage via Cape Town and the Southern Ocean, suffering heavy seas and deck damage. A lifeboat was destroyed, deck cargo shifted, and Alsatian dogs were among the cargo. RMS Orama arrived from London with many passengers after a hot voyage through the Red Sea and Indian Ocean, enduring poor weather in the Australian Bight. Passengers were updated by wireless on sailing disputes and other topics, while a crew member fell overboard but was rescued. Oxford bags drew attention among male passengers. About 1,400 bags of mail and general merchandise were landed for Adelaide.
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Jervis Bay
London
Tarbur
Melbourne
Sydney
Fremantl
NS. Walt
New South Wales
Australia
Red Sea
Queensland
Australian Commonwealth Line
Melhournp
Singapore
Port Adelaide
British
Imperial Oil Company
Birkenhead
Huring
Liverpool
Capetown
Kerguelen
Adelaide
Outer Harbor
Indian Ocean
Finchor
Osterley
Moreton Hay
Naldera
Dona Rosa
Teryix Bay
Reltana
Aoneay
Anchises
Yeell
Muterastorm Syndeney
Melbanene
Hobart
Seavinne Tawlou
England
Through Central Australia lecture by Capt White at Semaphore
Capt S A White state commissioner lectured at Semaphore Town Hall to raise funds for Port Adelaide Boy Scouts. The lantern talk described his Central Australia journey by motor car, with a large audience of scouts, officials, and parents. The event featured musical items and a vivid account dispelling desert myths about the Northern Territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
Boy Scouts’ Association
S.A. White
Semaphore Town Hall
Central Australia
A. O. R. Tapp
Capt. White
White
Ides
Ellis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Catcombe
Evans
Ocean Island
British Phosphate Commission
Moreton Bay
Ogilvie
Eastern State
Baturday
Almberk
Emrick
Rotterdam
Hitler, Smith & Co
Rama
RMS
Fi G. Staunton
Mg, Anderson & Co
Bunbury
Meusesith
Sinacharn
J. Rawlings & Son
Port
Marne Wempmore
Pace American Trading Company
J. Edith. Spells
Tienaren
Edithburgh
Artery States Bay
Nevada
Calla Thurnley
Boorara
Bonton
Feteambe
Jean
BMS
Gene
Phar
Portaoe
Marios
Tone General Cargo
Pajiacumal
Jervie Bry
Pacific Coast
St.ry
Ottarney
Colombo
Anti Bulla
Montreal
Caprera
Han Conqueror
Carignano
Genoa
Palermo
Cityari
Manila
Staten
Ashbridge
Aas
Gotha
German
Conti
Caprera Ug
Java
Bendigo
eCity
Dronkirk
Dunkirk
Hull
Asphafion
Ion
Versels
Port Ashridge
Catacombe
Birken‘bead
Gata
Peel Outer Harbor
Hurumyi
Queen's P
Calewita
Darling’s
Ryoka Maru
Pacifc Coast
Arena
Cutcombe
Newcastle
Nauri
Capt
Leask
Capt. Leask
Triech-India Line
Port Melafle
Cale Cutta
Dominion Vine
Downning
Steaer Stockwell
Harburg
Austral
Harbure
Tyne
George Wills and Company
Beltana
F.& C Cape
Port Adelaide Crares
Sierra Morena
Texas
Suca
Ister
Archie Vibe
Archie
Gordons’ Corner
Arthur W. Gordon
Tailor and Mercer
Gordon's Corner
Commercial Road
Lasscock
Vincent Street
Sext Jones Bros
E. Doe
David Etreat
Kilkenny
New Station
W. Laycock
Adelante
Cemeterian
Woodville
Fort Sak
Sema Simes & Martin Engineers
P. H. Martin
Todd Street
Marryau
Thos
Symons
Port Aīsī
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