A Young Lady Pleads Guilty Over Hotel Liquor
Olive Morrell, resident at Eychange Hotel Port Adelaide, pleaded guilty to unlawfully carrying away beer bottles from the Exchange Hotel during prohibited hours. Inspector Noblet said the act resembled theft by a lodger. The magistrate imposed a reduced fine of £1 plus costs, noting the case differed from a customer stealing liquor after hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GW Halcombé
Port Adelaide
Olive Morrell
Eychange
J. E. Noblet
Exchange Hotel
Nobiet
C.C. Hanrahan
CS Adams
Tin
Haika- Maan
Shen
Tampedae Noble
Tne Maxintrate
Semaphore Celebration Committee Plans 1930 Events
A Semaphore celebration meeting at Ferancourt, in Ald J H Clouston’s absence, appointed Gr W Moore to preside. The Port Adelaide Council sent thanks for last year’s carnival. Secretary McGregor to arrange a telephone and events run from January 1 to 27, 1930. A programme by Fricker and Trotman was accepted with thanks. Donations from Stables, Jacobs, Goodman, and McCawley noted. Meeting adjourned to August 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semare
Eid
Ferancourt
J.H. Clouston
Gr. W. Moore
Port Adelaide
Messrs
No Fricker
J. E. Trotman
C. Schrader
B.C Stables
J. Jacobs
W.G . Goodman
EA. McCawley
Joe Smithot Kapadia
Wrest Gomat Eyowellat Gare Mystery Entry
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a wartime or sports related event with cryptic phrasing. It mentions names or places like Swett bee and Fed geee, and references to a destination and a possible wrestling or competition context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swett Bee
Ben
Idle and Disorderly in Port Adelaide
Thomas Fisher and Arthur Seymour Ellis faced Port Adelaide Police Court on a charge of idleness and disorderly conduct for receiving rations while not earning lawful support on August 1. Fisher denied guilt, admitting recent drinking and unemployment, while Ellis was described as frequently under the influence with women and liquor. A seven day imprisonment order was issued with warrants held over for later action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Fisher
Arthur Seymour Ellis
G. W. Halcombe
Port Adelaide
Fisher
S Adams
Newmarket
Smith
Alent
Rosewater
Erieim
Noblet
Wilifey
Niver Tarty Hayes
Lisals Whale
Athe Chare
P.C. Constatte
CC Harahan
Delphine
Wowen
Hayes
Adams
Commercial Road
Maitland
Swan
Beime
Brothers meet the effects of the reunion at Port Adelaide
Ll excise Marrick Mulley a casual laborer aged 58 faced Port Adelaide Police Court after drunkenness in Nile Street last Friday. He admitted three prior convictions and was fined £4 with 13s costs or five days in jail. He claimed an imminent shipyard job next week and denied being idle.
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Port Adelaide
Marrick Mulley
Nile Street
GW Halcombe
JE Nablet
Delault
WMSA Relief Fund Benefit Shows Local Waterside Families
A relief fund for distressed wives and children of waterside workers was aided by a WMA hall program last Saturday. The All Boys and All Girls Clubs led the entertainment with cymnastic displays, marching, and a comedy sketch from Jim Fleming and company. The Tom Garnaut Jazz Band opened a varied program of acrobatics, dancing, weightlifting, boxing, and lively stage acts featuring Miss Ruby Sinks, Miss Nell [gett], Miss Edna, and other local performers to applause and praise.
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Les Fleming
WMA
All Boys Club
All Girls Club
Tom Garnaut
Rothter
AI Boys
Jim Fleming
J Willason
Slit
Vine Park
Ruby Sinks
Sworderi
Nell
Gett
Julion
Port Adelaide
Tin Eleming
Tien
Edna
Dersan
Hurnyipe
Ruby Links
Indecent Language Case At Inner Dock Port Adelaide
Allen E Connor of Woodville Road Woodville was charged with indecent language at the Inner Dock Port Adelaide on July 24. He pleaded guilty as Inspector I E Nubtew prosecuted noting tension between volunteers and waterside gangs. Connor said he thought the language could not be heard by others. A fine of 10 with 1 costs and five days imprisonment were imposed.
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Mort Adelaide Palle Coury
GW Holcombe
East Priday
Allen EE Connor
Woodville Road
Woodville
Por Adelaide
I.E Nubtew
Ryan
Hawking Without a License Before Port Adelaide Court
Thor Rees of Carrington Street Adelaide faced Port Adelaide Police Court for carrying rods for sale without a license under the Licensed Hawkers Act. He pleaded guilty after being cited for hawking gnats in Mead Street and selling wares door to door during charity work. The magistrate fined him five shillings with costs. Rees claimed poverty and sympathy for the defendant acknowledged his honest intent.
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the Halcombs
Port Adelaide
Thor Rees
Carrington Street
Adelaide
Lares
Ander
Bs Nobiet
JE Allen
Mead Street
S.M
Saulial
Inspector Noblet
Youth thief pleads guilty at Port Adelaide court
A boy about 17 or 18 appeared before Mr G W Halcombe at Port Adelaide Juvenile Court charged with stealing trousers and an overcoat valued at 64/17/8. He admitted wearing the trousers and claimed the coat was at a neighbour’s. He was an absconder from foster parents and elected a summary dealing, receiving two months at the reform school. A second charge of stealing a handbag and money at Peterhead was dismissed due to lack of prosecution. The complainant did not tender evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G W. Halcombe
Port Adelaide
Leopold John Haire
Portland
Mitchell
Donnellan
Hanrahan
St Vincent Street
Hirkentead
Peterhead
Birkenhead Bridge Committee Delays Report on Construction Choice
In the House of Assembly on Duvsday, MP J D James questioned the Birkenhead Bridge issue. The Public Works Commissioner is seeking information on best bridge type and costs. The Public Works formation will inform the committee and allow a final report on the preferred design and budget allocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Assembly
J. D Jamas
Port Adelaide
Mikenamittee
Birkenfeld Bridge
Reidy
Pickpockets in Port Buses
Last Monday an assistant minister traveling to Adelaide on a crowded Nile Street bus had a wallet with 397 stolen from inside his coat pocket. The incident occurred as the vehicle crowded with passengers. police inquiry underway to identify suspects among the locals and travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Mnese
Viener
Nile Street
Port Adelaide Court Fines Man for Drink and Indecent Language
At the Port Adelaide Police Court on Tuesday John Clarke admitted drinking in Fussell Street Port Adelaide and indecent language. He was fined 25 with five days imprisonment in default and 15 costs after Inspector Noblet's information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
GW. Haleninbe
John Clarke
Fussell Street
JE. Noblet
Seamen's Union Secretary Sued Over Manunda Hiring
In Port Adelaide Local Court two suits allege that Seamen's Union secretary Peter McKernan acted to block contracted crews for the motor ship Manunda. Plaintiffs Fraser and Stapleton claim damages for losing six months' work and wage rights after interference and intimidation by McKernan, who allegedly persuaded the ship to bypass their contracts. The case hinges on engagement practices at the Adelaide Steamship Co and union rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
Halcombe
Leon Fraser
John Stapleton
Treasers
Roseware
Peter McKernan
Seamen's
Lnnen
Australasia
Manunda
the Adelaide Steamship Co. Ltd
Henry Martin
Daniel Hannah
Shapper
W. V Ray
J W. Nelligam
Skipper
I Cote Caiting
Middleton
Adelaide 55
Hayter
McKernan
Fraser
Nelligan
Victa
Nebligan
Ieee Prue Neue
Ben Temmion Raver
Greamer
Adelaide Steamship Co
Mamunda
Witess
Australia
Shipping Office
Show Ends With Pyramids By the MI Bows Club
A local show closed with a striking pyramids display by the MI Bows Club as a large audience enjoyed a pleasant evening. An earlier moment featured a young lady displaying notable attire with nine babies from the club, drawing admiring attention. The orchestra contributed lively music throughout the program.
Ur J D MLP receives telict from minister of eve s infant
Ur J D MLP has received a telict from the minister concerning infant school matters. The notice mentions a learning program and forthcoming steps, with no further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eves
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Vol
Shance
Entertainment Hall
Hawking
Birkenhead Bridge
Seamen's Union Secretary
Stapleton
Nailaes Middleton
Fies
Mc.Kernan
Ann
Staplyton
Witness
Samme
Pica
Witnow
Clarkson Ltd
Bundle
St. Vincent Street
Cer Or
Port apeLaine
Meral
Church OF Christ Queenstown
C. Brooker
Prancher
W. C Brooker
Bible School
W. C. Brooker
Absolutely
Christian
Pirie
the London Loam and Discount Company, Limited
J. . Trotman
Lipse Street
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