Tanunda Schools Picnic at Semaphore
A Tanunda and district schools picnic organized by head teachers committees visited Semaphore. About a hundred children and teachers travelled from Tanunda to Semaphore Beach, enjoyed the day, and were welcomed by Fort Adelaide officials and Port Adelaide Council representatives. The event highlighted safe bathing zones and future plans as officials thanked the Tanunda party for the visit and noted past weather challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanunda
Tenpada
Siam
Annie
Port Adelaide
Itmann
Rowland
Port Adeline
Ain Lake
Fort Adelaide
Birkenhead Methodist Church Foundation Stone Laid
foundation stone laid for Birkenhead Methodist Church on Gunn Street by Mr G Thomas Beauchamp with silver trowel. old wood and iron church moved to site. new brick structure with freestone and cement ornamentations, seating about 600. Rev W A Langsford delivers address. Beauchamp and trustees named. project cost around £800 with £600 raised plus £109 in promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunn_ Street
Birkenhead
G. Thomas Meanthamp
Ym Vic
Faria Road
Tyzz
T. Geddes White
P. Dolman
Croydon
TC. Davey
Beauchamp
Beichamp
W. A Langsford
Methodist Conference
Mr. Beauchamp
W. E. Baudiske
Port Adelaide
House of God
Dr. Blavey
Port Adelaide and District
G.I. Platten
Messia
G. Thomas Beauchamp
Balleine
W. Barnes
C. J. Mills
Cr. T. C. Davey
Largs Bay Public School Hosts Visiting Day and Shield Award
A large attendance at Largs Bay Public School marked Visiting Day with the presentation of a relay shield and five silver medals to the team. Officials including Port Adelaide figures praised the school’s progress, discussed proposed extensions, and noted government funds for local educational improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottle
Peter Goudie
G. C
Goudie
Pol
aBe
Mothers' Club
Force Fm
Mothers’ Club
Port Adelaide
J. E. Stephens
Queenstown
Messrs. Cottle
Laves Prove
W. R. Powning
Lefevre
Laves
Ce. Jones
Largs Schell
Jones
Condon
Auajans
Port Adelide
FS Verran
M P
Saith
Tisepllesenc
Fane
Lares
Educa
Thin
Hall Hale
Big Brotherhood Movement Seeks British Migrant Boys
Mr Renton founder of the Big Brotherhood Movement outlines Australia bound migration for 10 to 19 year old boys. Each boy is assigned a welfare officer and paired with a Big Brother to ensure housing, feeding and proper placement. The first batch of 150 boys will arrive aboard the Jervis Bay, with many applicants awaiting acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Australia
Someland
Renton
Melbourne
Narkunua
Outer Harbor
London
Lin
Linton
Cece
Port Adelaide Friendly Societies Benevolent Fund Fair Opens
The Port Adelaide Town Hall hosted a Black and White fair to support the Friendly Societies Benevolent Fund last Friday afternoon. Mayor Mr ADR Tapp opened the event, with Eve Tapp apologising for the Mayoress’s absence and lodges urged to boost interest. Stalls featured produce, flowers, fruit, and garden items, organized by multiple committees with numerous stallholders and helpers praised for decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
Adr. Tapp
Meadames A
Wyncoll
D, Stocker
J X Wallace
A PL Lindsay
J D Jonas
Meadames F. J. Fraser
A. Silver
Lock
Minikin
Myniel
Barker
P. Fresh
B. Prone
Mindy
EL Barker
S Himmondwork
RAOLR
James Meath
Messrs
BE Sanegter
Harson
B. Forescake
Denton
G Murray
Central School Juvenile Attendance in Town Meeting
A garbled report describes a local central school juvenile attendance issue discussed in town. The fragmentary text references a meeting held Wednesday and mentions eligibility, roles, and possible future actions, though many details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nall
Hindmarsh Division Election Meeting Draws Small Crowd
In Port Adelaide the Hindmarsh election meeting drew only 24 to 28 attendees, mostly Makin supporters, as Norman Makin was declared elected with 29,007 votes to 15,504 for Verran. Makin praised the returning officer and staff, attacked Verran on character, and defended Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
Hindmarsh
Makin
Norman Makin
F. Lowton
Verran
Br. Matin
Mr. Makin
Commonwealth
Yeates
Malan
Australi
Latce
Aswe
Hig Beall
Jr Makin
Vertat
Lejais
Tindmarsh
Lowton
Labor Movement
Verran Pervinilly
Starict
Crawford Vaughan
P.P. Ward
Jackson and
Rhindell
Labor
Wort Adelaide News
Worker
Labor Party
Wearus
Parktown Hall
Johnson
Walsh
Garden
Libeal
We Labor Party
Hell
FD. Jonas
Frank Cooden
John Carr
J. McInnes
Blackwall
First Bank Slip Confusion Ends In Gender Entry
A woman named Mrs Brown opened her first bank account and, encountering the term specie on the deposit slip, hesitated before writing Female in the gender box. The incident highlights early banking practices and personal identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Brown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tanunnda
Semahore
Fe Caosfort
Hear
Sete
Cisne
CW. H
Lake
Eigheaan
Alt
Keats
Panunas School
Phock
Odman
Beuppaults
Wanker
Wee Altmann
Ron Kartsiat
Heusenroeder
Gaest
KR. A. Gramp
W. Peek
Braanoek
G. Muncherberg
Birkenhead Methodist Church
Cariaiee
Praiays
Aboek
Exeter
E. J. Woodroffe
Semaphore Road
Samos
Manchester
Largs Bay
Foureur
West Mitcham
Unley
BIG Brotherhood
MR. Linton
Narkunda
Friendly Societies! Benevolent ‘Fund
Hindmarsh Division
Verraa
Brn Continental
A. C. Fraser
Draper and
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!