Return of Captain J. G. Arnold to Port Adelaide
Captain J. G. Arnold returns to Port Adelaide from Sydney aboard the Four Winds II after a voyage around Australia and the South Seas. The 56 foot schooner with 12 horsepower auxiliary motor logged 192 miles in 24 hours during the Cape North to Port Adelaide leg, with a four-man crew including Arnold and his son F. A. Arnold.
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Australia
J. G. Arnold
Port Adelaide
Sydney
Royal South Australian Yacht
Birkenhead
Balmeral
Lig Tas
Jocl
Francy
Bass Strait
Cape Otway
Cape North
Cape
Schnapper Point
Port River
Adelaide Steamship Co
Aldinga
Newcastle
Cape Martin
Arnold
5.S. Kandahar
F. A. Arnold
Hilton Ford
Semaphore
Peter Sand
Glenelg
Mannom
Venus Bay
Bargain Textile Offer For Laces And Fabrics
James Duell offers a sale of collars laces and all purpose fabrics. Includes wide borders and crepe georgette voiles with undergarment pieces like corsets and mantilla fabrics. Evening store bargains advertised with a focus on availability and variety.
Towns Hall Seaside Event Offers Low Admission
Audacious effects headline a grand spectral show at the hall on Thursday. Spectral estrons requested to bring a sheet. admission 2 shillings 6 pence, ladies 1 shilling 3 pence, gal een V.
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Towns Hall
Galeen
Young Port Adelaide thief pleads guilty at juvenile court
A nine year old boy faced the Port Adelaide juvenile court on a charge of stealing two gold rings valued at ten shillings. He admitted taking the rings from Adelson's shop on Robe Street and claimed he gave one to a girl. The rings were recovered from a St. Vincent Street allotment and Nile Street. The boy said he was told to steal and would not be naughty again. The magistrate warned of institutional care if he reoffended and adjourned the case sine die to await possible punishment by the uncle and proper police oversight.
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Metcombe
J. E
Obiee
Fei
Terael Arthur Delaoa
Port Adelaide
Terael Arthur Adelsos
Robe Street
Port 7
A.I Mitchell
St. Vincent Street
Inspector Noblet
S.M
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Port Adelaide Mayor Re elected and Reaffirms Unity
At a Port Adelaide Council meeting the Mayor’s allowance was fixed at 2350 for another year. Council members congratulated Mr. H. Slade on his return to office for a third term and pledged loyal support. The Mayor thanked the council and officers, promised no difference between supporters and opponents, and aimed to exceed last year’s accomplishments. He pledged to uphold the chair’s dignity and foster good fellowship.
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Port Adelaide
H. Slade
Shipwrecked crew sheltered then reach Melbourne and Sydney
The vessel ran aground after being driven ashore by waves. Two nights they hid in sandhills before meeting locals and reaching Tarvin Meadow Station owned by Mr. Murray Black Capt. Arnold praised the Black family's hospitality. They later traveled to Melbourne and Sydney, then the Solomon Islands, returning with native curios and a bark canoe aboard. Ship surplus stores were landed as the crew prepared to depart.
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Tarvin Meadow
Murray Black
Arnold
Black
Melbourne
Sydney
Solomon Islands
Islands
Woodville Port Adelaide Face Storm Water Drainage Dispute
Woodville and Port Adelaide councils clash over who should carry flood waters from Alberton East to the canal. An assistant engineer’s levels suggest Woodville could drain into the Port Adelaide system at low cost, prompting disagreement and a conference plan before elections. Centre Ward representatives to meet with Woodville to resolve policy.
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Alberton East
Woodville
Port Adelaide
First Avenue
Second Avenue
Calston Street
Third Avenue
En Street
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Alberton
Queen Street
Port Road
WoodyiMe
Port River
F. A. Lewis
W. Tapp
Neers
Adi
W. W. Tapp
Wooldville
Centre Ward
Messrs. Brown and
Lewis
Defendant cites brogue in education case at Port Adelaide Court
A defendant in a Port Adelaide education case tells Mr Halcombe that his son stopped attending regularly yet passed exams and that the boy could not understand an English teacher due to a strong brogue. The defendant notes the boy scored 43 marks in the last examination despite complaints.
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Port Adelaide Police Court
G. W. Halcombe
Port Adelaide Court Tackles Absences Of School Children
Three cases at the Port Adelaide Police Court dealt with parents failing to send their children to school. Mothers and a father gave excuses including trips to Adelaide and care duties. Evidence showed irregular attendances though some children passed exams. Fines and seven days imprisonment in default were imposed.
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K. G. W. Halcombe
S.M
Port Adelaide
Malwin H. Wilkie
Sarah J. Lemon
Paris Totes
Portland
Wan
Victoria May
Wille
Ethelton
Adelaide
Alfred Hewett Payne
Government Road
Pennington
Harold H. Payne
Wilkie
Hin
Hay David Hall
May Terrace
Ottaway
Henry M. Hall
Alberton School
State Children's Department
Wanted Two Boys Leave School Seamen Mission Port Adelaide
Advertisement seeks two boys who have left school to join the Seamen's Mission at Nile Street Port Adelaide. Apply in person for support and employment guidance.
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Seamen's Mission
Nile Street
Port Adelaide
Lothian College Semaphore Concert at Town Hall
Seminar notice announces a semaphore concert at Lothian College Town Hall on Tuesday with prize drawing. Readers are invited to attend the event and enjoy performances by college participants and guest speakers.
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Lothian College
Emaphore Town Hall
Legal Betting Fine Recounted With Defendant’s Request
A court records a fine of £15 for betting charges, with the defendant seeking a stately remedy. The judge notes 78 bets on record and imposes three weeks' imprisonment in default, alongside £15 costs.
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Bolce
Witneas
Statley
Mt Way
Port Adelaide Meeting Elects Deputies and Delegates
At the first meeting of the Port Adelaide Council for the new term the following were elected as committees and delegates: Mayor H. Sledd, Clouston, Connor, Lewis, Lambert, Davey, and Harisan as delegates to the Municipal Association. Mayor of Aidierenan as delegate to the Suburban Areas Association. Aldermen Tapp and Councillor Lewis and Condon as delegates to the Planning Association.
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Port Adeaide Cogmill
Tom Teeen
H. Sleds Nen
Clouston
Fi ‘Condon
Lewis
Lambert
Davey
Harisan
Aidierenan Oa. Net
Suburban Areas Association
Tapp
Lewis and Condon
Dele: Planning Association
Disorderly ride sparks concern at Port Agenne incident
A garbled report notes a Port Agene motorcyclist in Commercial Road on November 22. Plainclothes Constable cites lack of a silencer. The defendant claims he rode to aid his slaves, and the case records unclear working hours.
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G Combe
S.M
Port Agenne
Fergie Coston
Moe
Trate
BUGsGY Wheel Strap Match Between Large and Port Adelaide
Glanville reports a wheel strap incident between Large and Port Adelaide with Reward Raddams and blacksmith involved. Details remain unclear from the fragment.
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Large
Port Adelaide
Raddams
Glanville
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