Port Adelaide thefts leave boat owners in distress
Reginald Kotynson, 18, appeared on remand in Port Adelaide with charges of stealing and rowing away a sailing boat valued at £32 from Herbert Warland at Birkenhead. Proof showed the boat was tied at Central Slip, with two other men present, and oars later linked to Christopher Tanner’s gear. Kotynson and Robins pleaded guilty to related unlawful possession charges. all three counts resulted in one month imprisonment each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald Chasée Kotynson
GW. Halcombe
S.M
Port Adelaide
J. E. Noblet
Hebert Factual Warland
Birkenhead
Hubers Percival Wetland
Wellington
Steet Alberton
Willian Hodge
Jilder
Con
Warland
Wip
Henachke
Birkenebad Waarj
Talbad
Christopher Harry
Tenner
Christopher Harry Tanner
Yatals
Henschke
Robins
Inspector Noblet
Cantile Mitchell
Watchman Injured In Port Adelaide Car Crash
At about 2.10 am on Thursday patrol watchman John H Boucher was knocked down while riding a bicycle along Commercial Road Port Adelaide by a motor car driven by Jack Spencer He was taken to Port Adelaide Hospital with head injuries and shock and later discharged His bicycle and the car suffered damage to the near side headlight mudguard and windscreen Wirescreen of the car also damaged
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Boucher
Hampton Crescent
Largs
Commercial Road
Port Adelaide
Jack Spencer
Cloucester Street
Noucher
Port Adelaide Camalry Hospital
Beatty
Moyes
North Perth visitors honored by Queenstown Church of Christ club
North Perth Football Club players touring South Australia were entertained by the Queenstown Church of Christ Football Club at Alberton Oval. Guests from United Church Association and Port Adelaide clubs joined the event with handshakes, toasts, and speeches praising hospitality and the teams’ efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Perth Footballlub
South Australis
Western Australia
United Phurgh Football Association
United Church Association
Norwood Oval
United Church
North Perth
Queenstown Church of Christ Football Chur
Queenstown Church of Christ Ulais
Burt Adelaide
Ram
Alberton Oval
Bray
Queenstown Church of Chast
Church Footoall Association
Port Senior
Port Club
Charles Hater
Queenstown Club
A Holmes
Queenstown
South Australia
A. Reed
Campbell
Cand
South Aus
W. C. Brooker
Queenstown Church
Christ Clu
Port Adelaide A
Charles Hawyer
Port
George Carr
Port B
Shine” Hosking
J. M Fall
J. Meyer
Boys of the Church Association
JW Mautews
United Church Eoothall Association
Onesiistown
Church of Christ
J. Challinder
Queenstown Mirageh of Christ
Mate Thems
AO. R. Tapp
Port Adelaide
Acvesl
Challinder
Church of Christ Club
Mark Pooks
Messrs
J Lundie
J. M. Hall
A-E, Revell
George
Untitled Meeting Notes Describe Chairmans Death
At a meeting, unclear handwriting notes mention a chairman, a deceased leader, and a project or opening. The fragment references a person named Woods and a Great Opening Core, with likely discussion of a death-related item or tribute. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks clear names, dates, or actions.
Ports Heavy Victory Over Glenelg At Alberton Oval
Ports Adelaide dominated Glenelg at Alberton Oval as their tallies surged with a season best display. Dayman and Logan led scoring while Owens and Purdy added goals for Glenelg. final margin favored Ports Adelaide 22 to 8 in a match marked by periods of strong play and uneven shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ports
Glenelg
Alberton Oval
S.A. D. Hill
Wenpire
Bren
Mior
Purdy
Dayman
Ware
Winkler
Owens
Quinn
Port Adelade
DA Glenelg
Ks Glenelg
Potts
Real Ad Llurd
Tormer
Xoa
Mudi
Logan
Roseware
Port Adelaide
Glenelga
Gleneles
Luni
Paris
Coleman
Sallis
Keal
Flouge Ted
Youn
Guiney
Cayman Raisdl
Svare
Pari —tWase
Hod
Real Magwali
Conole
Glenelgs
Andhy
Barbare
Llewis
King
Ridley
Burts
Darman
Wave
Gabliford
Gayle
Glenetas
Ovens
Rosewarne
Stowaway from Fremantle Faces Port Adelaide Court
Freder ik Charles Verral, a stowaway from Fremantle, appeared before the Port Adelaide Police Court charged with travelling from Fremantle to Port Adelaide on August 28 without paying fare. He admitted to seeking better opportunities after two months in this state and a year in Western Australia. The Katoomba had left Fremantle on August 24 and Verral was found among third class passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
Frederik Charles Verral
G. W. Halemmbe
Charles Mathews
Fremantle
J.B. Mblet
Katoomba
Verral
Western Australia
South Australia
London
Western Austrasia
Raid on Cottle Lovegrove Drapery Store Nets Four Thieves
Port Adelaide police, led by Constables Miller and Beatty, halted a late night raid on Cottle and Lovegrove drapery store in St Vincent Street. Four men aged 21 to 28 were seized on the roof and inside the premises with stolen stock packed in three kitchens and four suitcases. They faced Port Adelaide Police Court with charges of breaking and entering and stealing clothing, shoes, and other goods valued at about £95.19s 7d.
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Qty
Vincent Street
Lipson Street
Hart Street
Beatty
Miller
Keene
WV Sutherland
Prench
Trafic
Goldfinch
Sutherland
Consable Miller
Suimerland
Kitnhen
George Ingram
John Alan Baker
James West
Percy Norman Mand
Messrs
HS. Suttant
A. Gower
Port Adelaide
Land
Frederick Cottle
William H Coyle
Alfred David Lovegrove
Cottle & Lovegrovel
St. Vincent Street
J. E. Noblet
G. W. Hatcombe
Willam
Cattle
of Cattle & Lovegrove
Clothing and Mercery Department
Beattie
Cottle & Lovegrove
Witness
W. Sullivan
Dow
Pietsch
J. H. Beatty
Baker
Cottle
Mercery Department
Port Adelaide men remanded for sentence after guilty pleas
Constable W Sutherland testified at Port Adelaide Police Station as Maud confessed guilt after being accused of theft and uttering, West admitted taking coins from his pocket and Baker indicated a cheque found in a shed. The magistrate warned undefended defendants and remanded them for sentence at the next criminal sittings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Sutherland
Port Adelaide
Maud
Sutherland
West
Flo
Baker
Cottle & Lovegrove
AL. Mitchell
Cottle
Supreme Court
Earch
Port Adelaide Euchre and Dance Fundraiser at Town Hall
An energetic group of women plans a fair at Port Town Hall to aid the Port Adelaide Municipal Band. The event includes a flower and plant stall, a dance and euchre party at St Pauls Parish Hall, with tickets one shilling at the door and refreshments available for a small extra charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Town Hall
Port Adelaide
St. Paul's Parish Hall
Port Adelaide Court Adjourns Serious Indecent Ad Consent Case
At Port Adelaide Police Court the case of a youth charged with an indecent act involving a 16 year old girl was adjourned. The charge was withdrawn and replaced by a more serious offense linking another young man of the same age to the defendant. Hearing adjourned to September 4 with names suppressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yen
Enaa
Port Adelaide
G. W. Halcombe
J. Noblet
AL. Pickering
Grown Law Office
R. Milhouse
Ant
Seamen's Mission Nile Street Concert Receives Warm Attendance
Last week's Seamen's Mission concert on Nile Street delivered strong attendance despite blustery weather. Clayton Orchestra performed splendid music with Miss H Nielsen singing popular numbers, Torace of the Buccaneers delivering comic turns, and Gladys Thomas, Harold Clay, WH, and Mist Drew providing varied instrumental and vocal acts. The evening, praised for its charm and skill, was deemed a great success with the Clayton Orchestra a welcomed regular. Next Wednesday the mission ladies host a special afternoon event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missioner
J. C Stanley
Clayton Orchestra
Gladys Thomas
H. Rowell
Harold Clay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tourn
Patrol
North Perth Platees
Christ
Port Police
Witsness
Ingram
Port Adsalts
Baraat Flower Stall
M. Hawkins
Church OF Christ Queenstown
Brooker
W. C Brooker
Bible School
Seamen’s Mission
Nile Street
Clarkson Ltd
Rundle Street
Adelaida
Absolutely
Christian
Pirie Street
James Lumbers
the London Loan and Discount Company, Limited
Ofen
Bat
Ketter Bree
Phane Tao ‘Ome SM Dee Hee
Trotman
Jate At
Lipess
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