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02 Dec 1927
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Newspaper
Port Adelaide News
Location
Port Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 02, 1927
Page
1
Captain 5. C. Warner Plans Retirement After Maloja Voyage
Captain 5. C. Warner of the P. and C. Company's RCS Maloja contemplates retiring at voyage end. He has many friends in Australian ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5. C. Warner
P. & C. Company
RCS
Maloja
Angaston School Visit to Semaphore Draws 900 Strong Crowd
A mobile party of over 900 adults and children from Angaston and nearby districts visited Semaphore by special trains on Friday. Representatives from Angaston Mount Mackenzie Mocula Keyneton and Wien joined the joint committee led by Mr Sibley and Mrs Hura. The outing included beach and gulf trips, hot water facilities, and a seaside lunch hosted by the Mayor and Mayoress Mrs A R Tapp with Town Clerk Mr B Bradwell observing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angaston
Semaphore
Mount Mackenzie
Mocula
Keyneton
Wien
W. Sibley
J. M. Hura
Lunberg
G. W. Ganttier
sAmaston
Chinnet
Peredelaide Council
Liebet
Hurn
Sibley
G. W. Chinner
Angastan
Chut
Glenelg
E. Schneider
Port Adelaide Mayor Honored by Workers Memorial Committee
The Workers Memorial Committee met in Port Adelaide with Mayor A. R. Tapp presiding. Councillor Frank Condon moved to record appreciation for the mayor and mayoress. D. Jonas and Syd Robinson praised the mayor’s service, and the mayor thanked the citizens and colleagues for their kindness and memories of his term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
R. Tapp
Workers’ Memorial Committee
Council Chamber
Frank Condon
D. Jonas
Tapp
Messrs. J. Anderson
ALP
Syd. Robinson
Port Trades and Labor Council
Cyclist and car collide on Seraaghne Road
Mr Mark Johnson of Exeter was cycling along Seraaghne Road Glanville when a motor car struck him about 1 pm Saturday. A wheel pierced the car windscreen and Johnson was taken to Port Adelaide Casualty Hospital with cuts to hands and facial abrasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Johnson
Exeter
Seraaghne Road
Glanville
Johnson
Port Adelaide
Collision capsizes van and car near Port Road Alberton
A motor car and a delivery van collided head on at Port Road Alberton around 10.30 pm on Saturday. The van capsized, with extensive damage. the car’s radiator front damaged. Driver D. T. Brown and his brother escaped injury. Others involved, including Antonio Glen and Telagis, were treated at Port Adelaide Casualty Hospital and Adelaide Hospital. Traffic remained one way at the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Road
Alberton
Kintore Avenue
Prospt
George Peronis
North Street
Adelaide
Port Adelaide
J. E. Porter
Platis
Telagis
Beretus
Adelaide Hospital
Bicycle collision with tramways bus at Port Adelaide
Jamon Barnes aged 2 hay rode a bicycle at Port Adelaide when it collided with a Metropolitan Tramways Bus around 4 45 pm Saturday. He was taken to Casualty Hospital with abrasions and shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamon Barnes
Hay
Port Adelaide
Metropolitan Tramways
Casualty Hospital
Cruelty to horse case at Port Adelaide Police Court
Giovayne Manapoli, an ice cream vendor, pleaded guilty to working a mare harness while she bore a sore back. Police stopped him in Carliste Street Glanville on a Saturday. he claimed the mare’s back was sore for about three weeks. The court fined £3 and £1 costs, with seven days imprisonment if unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
Halconbe
Giovayne — Manapoli
Sutherland ‘Street
Glagyitin
Pouy Mare
Ann Harness
Noblet
Allan
Carliste Street
Glanville
Unlicensed Lorry Driver Guilty At Port Adelaide Court
Edmond William Hall of Gordon Street Semaphore Park faced Port Adelaide Police Court on a November 19 charge of driving an unlicensed trolley in Castle Street Glanville. He pleaded guilty saying he paid for the license but his wife forgot to obtain it. A fine of 20 with 4 pounds costs was ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
G. W. Halcombe
Edmond William ‘Hall
Gordon Street
Semaphore Park
J. E. Noblet
Castle Street
Glanville
Foot Cut On Raft At Portland Canal Incident
Jack Ollrich a 14 year old from Alberton East suffered a foot cut from a projecting spike while running along a raft at the Portland Canal on Saturday afternoon. He received treatment at the Casualty Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Canal
Jack Ollrich
Alberton East
Casualty Hospital
Naval defaulter case at Port Adelaide Police Court
William Edward Davis of Gill Street Kerrigcott was charged by Lieut Jarrett with failing to attend a compulsory drill on September 24. The ex parte case found him 224 hours short. He received four days detention at the Naval Depot and £1 costs, with three more days detention for nonpayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
G. W. Halcombe
William Edward Davis
Gill Street
Kerrigcott
HP Jarrett
Naval Oficer
Jarrett
Naval Depot
Bicycle Without Light Charged in Exeter Court
Herbert Lilley of Mead Street Exeter faced a Mead Street bicycle light violation charge. Inspector Noblet’s information stated riding without a light on the evening of November 18. The ex parte hearing assessed a fine plus costs and three days imprisonment for nonpayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
GW. Halcombe
Mandar
Herbert Lilley
Mead Street
Exeter
B Noblet
Vonstable
Hrentschke
Outer Harbor pavilion opened aboard Maloja
The Maloja mail steamer opened the Maloja pavilion at Outer Harbor Recreation Reserve in the afternoon. Thousands arrived by train and boat for public inspection, with proceeds to the reserve committee. Captain Warner praised the effort and a naval band performed as a cricket match entertained visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witermoon Lupton
PB. SU
Maloja
Outer Harbor Recreation Reserve
the & Als
Maloys
London
Outer Harbor
Port Adelaide
Ken Fotheringham
Warner
R. H. V. Brougham
Missions
Awo R Tapp
Tapp
Hvad
Ken. Fotheringham
Australia
S.A. Naval Band
Oval
Messrs
James Marshall & Co
Adeaide
Fractured Pelvis After Bicycle Collision Near Jecvois Bridge
Rob ert Barker age about 18 of Elian Street Geamaphare was struck by a tractor attached to a trailer while riding a bicycle with Edward Cornish near Jecvois Bridge on his way to play cricket at Rosewater. Barker died or was fatally injured after being taken to hospital with suspected fractured pelvis. Cornish escaped with minor injuries. A Port Adelaide casualty hospital and Adelaide Hospital were involved in his care. The report also mentions subscriber figures and investment terms unrelated to the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Barker
H. P. Barker
Elian Street
Geamaphare
Jecvois Bridge
Rosewater
Lim
Avother
Edward Cornish
Exeter
Barker
Port Adelaide
Adelaide Hospital
Cornish
Commonwealth Loan Short Terms Preferred by Investors
Treasury analysis shows public favoring short term Commonwealth loans in Australia since 1924. Total amount raised stands at 21 400 20034 with 210 638 subscribers. Nearly half, 62 029 51 pounds, went to five year terms, while longer 15 and 10 year terms captured 48 621 141 pounds and only 20 315 462 pounds were placed in intermediate 10 to 1 year maturities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Port Adelaide Trades and Labor Council Meeting Update
Port Adelaide Trades and Labor Council met last Friday with president Mr A V Thompson again ill in hospital. Delegates sent him a letter of empathy and formed committees to discuss Labor's political and industrial wings and Motherhood Endowment proposals with two reps from Adelaide and two from Port Adelaide councils teaming with ALP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
Guion
Trades and Labor Council
ALP
Adelaide and
Port
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