Red Flag Incident Ends In One Month Jail For Hatty
In Port Adelaide Court, S Hatty, a Sealda passenger, faced charges for damaging a British ensign by tearing out the Union Jack and leaving a red flag. Witnesses testified the Union Jack was cut, valued at £3 and repair at 100 rupees. Hatty, a ship fireman with war service, was found guilty and sentenced to one month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. V. Ray
Willy Bop
St Trimble
Sealwe
Britidb-todun Company
Bai Je
Hatty
Sealda
Cal
tak‘Weal Basar
Cruickshank
Campbell
Brown
Ray
Calcutta
Port Adelaide
Empire Fish Café Offers Fresh and Smoked Fish for Christmas
Empire Fish Café on St Vincent Street Port advertises abundant poultry for Christmas and a wide selection of fresh and smoked fish and crayfish. A first class fish luncheon is available at all hours near Empire Picture Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Fish Cafe
Empire Picture Theatre
ST. Vincent Street
Port
OMAN AND HER TROUBLES discoverable in new work
A note invites readers to learn more about the book titled Oman and Her Troubles, directing inquiries to Miss Laneton at the Chicago Novelty Company located in Grenfell Buildings, Grenfell Street, Adelaide, for full particulars.
City Assessments in Mayor’s Annual Report 62o21
The City Valuator reports a large rise in this year’s assessment with 104 appeals. Of these, 49 were confirmed, 50 had small reductions, and 5 were adjourned. The increased assessment stands at 91,386 with the year 1032 expected to mirror 1921 aside from minor changes. A housing shortage and steady building costs keep values firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freebi
Family quarrel ends in assault case at Port Adelaide Court
Two elderly men clashed in Port Adelaide Police Court as George Kitto and David Brown faced charges for assault. Brown, a stonemason from Exeter, allegedly struck Kitto thrice in Brown’s yard after an argument about Kitto’s wife. The complainant said he sought his wife, not knowing her whereabouts, and was injured with a cut face and torn clothing. Brown claimed self defense and denied abusing anyone. Judge Channon ordered Brown to pay £1 and costs, with a week in jail if unpaid.
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Messrs
J. W. Channon
Gower
Port Adelaide
George Edwin Kitto
Newmarket Street
Adelaide
Charten
David Brown
Stonemason
Exeter
Kitto
Brown
Mr. Channon
Channon
Mr Channon
Jan
Isaheery
Mc Channon
Calla
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Mr. Cuickshank
Ianders
Inés
Morris Washman
Port Adetide
Wrress
Lelore
Faewlin
Witves
Cruckshank
Abad Ali
Trotter
Ball
McGrath
Bom
Wes
Aittle Inter
Cptan
Trimble
Samuel Hatty
Largs Bay
Largs Bay Beach
Boxing Day
E. J. Parks
Australia
Clarkson
Timpson Street
Oman
Church OF Christ
Queenstown
Miam
Bethlehem
W. C. Brooker
F. J. Parks
Dimond, Bros
P.A
Dimond Bros
ST. Vincent Street, Port
Hin
Lainter
Tij
Beacer
Australasia
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