Port City Quarry Meeting Notes August 5
Council records show quarry figures for fortnight to August 31 with costs per 100 cubes, production totals of 2148 cubes and 20 tons spawls, wages £199 4s 2d, and manager salary included. Also notes on roads, equipment, and ongoing public works discussions at Birkenhead council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smuth
al Farber
Dowsett
Sweeney
Cr. Cavanagh
Beasley
Anderton
LEAGI
Storchey
When Women Fall Out In Alberton Assault Case
In Port Court at Alberton on July 20 Annie Maud Young sued Mary Clarke for assault. Testimony details a shop clash where Young slapped Clarke and tore buttons, with both women denying serious violence. Judge and witnesses noted an assault. costs awarded to Clarke. The information for chronic chest complaints ends the report.
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Godfrey
Yakan
Ray
Ldn
Charles Gailey
Alberton
Mrs. Young
Mrs. Clark
Mr. Jones
Young Wats
Port Adelaide Poll On £12000 Loan For Public Works
City of Port Adelaide announces a ratepayers poll on Saturday August 14 1915 to decide borrowing £12000 for permanent works under Municipal Corporations acts. Polling place is Town Hall Port Adelaide from 7 am to 7 pm with the roll open for inspection at the Town Clerk's Office.
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Corporation of
City of
Port Adelaide
Town Hall
City Voluntor
St. Vincent Street
E. Bradwell
Port Adelaide Notice on Rates and Voting Rights 1916
The June of Ratepayer directs that under The Land Wisles Assessment Act 1843 no ratepayer may vote unless all rates declared six months prior have been paid in respect to the property. Bradwell, Town Clerk, Port Adelaide Town Hall. August 1916.
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Port Adelaide
Otice
Bern
The Englishman as Combatant in Wartime Thought
A dense critique explores the English national character as a combatant and the formation of its ethos. It discusses traits such as self reliance, adaptability, humor, and a stern moral code, traced to education, government, and social pressures shaping public life and professional conduct.
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Bute
British Isles
Galeworthy
Englishman and his traits as seen by Galsworthy
Galsworthy argues the Englishman acts when presented with a direct need, blends practical nerve with cautious imagination, and remains humorous yet stubborn. He is a slow starter but a strong finisher, conserving energy, stubbornly reasonable, and capable of distant thought only as required, a Bulldog-like national character suited to wartime tasks despite limited expression and temperament. The passage also recounts a wedding scene with the bride in blue and the groom stylish in brown, amid festive confetti and emotional farewells.
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Galsworthy
Galeworthy
Bieley
Wader
al Adventuer
Weil
Neram
Herve
Cavour
Emily
Tadsworthy
Othar
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Mater
A. & E. Groom Grocers and Drapers
Peterhead
Praservene
Bat Lion
Burford
Landon Condalk
Nestles Ormithm'a
Insectibane
Sak
Woodroefe
Walton's Cocos