Port Adelaide Narrowly Defeats Glenelg in Rumble on Rasters
Port Adelaide nearly defeated Glenelg on the rasters ground last Saturday in a keen football clash. After a dull first half the second half quickened with fast play and exciting moments. Port benefited from wiser finishing while Glenelg pushed hard in the final period. Best Port players included L. Dewar Coffen Bampton Hodge Keal and Conole. Glenelg’s standouts were Wens Drew Perry Sallis and Handhy.
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Port
Glenelg
Hest
Wens
Drew
Perry
Sallis
Handhy
Moonee Valley Soccer Jottings From The Skipper
Adelaide sides clash in a tense league race with Glenelg and Ports sharing top form. Glene l g keeper Barron earns praise for saving his side, while Mitchell’s departure to Sydney bleeds into team plans. W Bell’s spell, Peter Robertson mischief, and Ted Clark’s enduring drive feature amid reports of score discrepancies and new dressing rooms for the Magpies.
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Adelaide
Glunele
Barron
Glenelg
Mitchell
Sydney
Magpies
Ramsay
Teddy Clark
Watson
Archibald
W. Bell
Peter Robertson
Peter
Sturts
West Torrens
Gormlic
Sturt
Ports
St —Wabronna
Welter
Bower
Eridanus
Ceforss
Brunewick Steetlechase
Chaine
Manter Marner
Monataks
Beirne
Hilldustone
Appeni Fice Lens
Benefis Sf
Goratower
Taal
Mount Pleasant of
Replten
Morang Hangicat
Carlonis
Bea A
Bethango
Sper Malden
Aide
Quinte
BE Wein Tila
Tommy Dodd
Purtunians
J. Savage
Lillie
Glasgow
L.A
Cumberland
New South Wales
J Wallace
Billy
Ron
Jackson
Victoria
East Torrens
Ieaf
Rick
Metropolitan League
Australian Tunnellers’ Day recalls Hill 60 mine
An anonymous note in the National Review reflects on Australian tunnellers at Hill 60 and Messines in June 1917. It describes underground mining secrecy, sandbag ejecta, timber supports, and disciplined sapper conduct during World War I.
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Ypres
Pan
National Review
Messines
Hill 60
Hill Goi
Hill 60 rises as mine blast breaks German line
A first dawn scene describes tunnelling officers, a firing sequence, and a rising Hill 60 as mines explode. The narrator recalls a powerful mine blast, a crest lifting against the sky, and a flood of light before a barrage hits the British line. General Ludendorff notes the position was retained only by the mine.
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Bin
Ludendorf
British service medals awarded for post Armistice campaigns
The War Office has sent a batch of silver general service medals to Melbourne for service since November 11, 1918. Only two officers and 50 other ranks of the Australian Wireless Signal Section, AIF, who served with British forces in Kurdistan from July 14 to October 7, 1919, are eligible. Medals bear the Khe distan clasp and a purple ribbon with a green centre stripe. Eligible applicants should contact Base Records, Victoria Barracks, Melbourne.
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Rs.s
Defence Department
Melbourne
War Office
Khedistan
AIF
Kurdistan
Victoria Barracks
City Meeting on Dundee to Birkenhead Site Port Adelaide
The City of Port Adelaide convenes a public meeting at the Town Hall Port Adelaide on Wednesday July 28 1926 at 12 noon to discuss the important question of the site of the proposed Dundee to Birkenhead line.
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Ereby
Town Hall
Port Adelaide
Dundee
Birkenhead
Coal in the Making and the Origin of Coal
A compact explainer on coal formation from vegetal matter in the Carboniferous, describing ancient forests, lagoon and estuary deposits, and fossils. It links coal to later industrial use via Watt, noting coal’s role in iron smelting, engines, and diverse products sourced from the rock.
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Tyre
Polypterns
Lepidosteus
Uxley
James Watt
Yorkshire
Lancashire
Port Adelaide Mayor and Mayoress Invite Aged Citizens
His Worship the Mayor and Mayoress of Port Adelaide invite all citizens aged 70 or older as of August 1, 1994 to an afternoon reception. Names and addresses should be sent to His Worship the Mayor Mr A C R Tapps at the Town Hall, Port Adelaide.
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Port Adelaide
Koao R. Tapp
A. C. R. Tapps
Town Hall
Part Adelaide
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Hawk
Jim Cleary
Roseland
Greer
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Taney Ee
Simon
Arecre
Marcel Wao
Marbeau E Pistolan
Biskha
Eracre
Cairth
Cfoaixlears
Gienele
C. Owens
Mount Cooper
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A. Sallis
Vi Johnson
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Andiors
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Robinson
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Hine Tews
Connetts
Marcel Ware
Ae Wal
Burte
PisTochur
Fopalong
Phoenix
Sh Tirailleur
Royal Aides
Reeders
Eise
ORT Adelaide
Moonee Valley
Kottsbal
Trusty Vale
Greg Kaledt
Moputty
Kans
Ty Gauberry
Barquart
Conia PW
Ify
As i Ture
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Ae Northy
West Adelaide W
East Tarrene
Souths
McKell
Iavaes
Say
Gunning
Bell
Robertson
Sweeney
Birchby
Rg Smith
E. Clark
Sheppard
Swart Terrace
Benjamine
Yeats
Scott
Maitland
Frame
Irvine
T. Smith
Todd
Andliss
Convery
Tucker
Mellors
Wright
Ainslie
R. E
Ae, & F. Tolley, Ltd
the Sporting Tailor
S. G. Kerrison
Lipson Street
Old Dock Station
Savings Bank
Kerrison
England
Wi, P. Pycraft
London News
Huntey
the Perpetual Pine Forests
Australia
Paper and
W. T. Hudson
Bowman
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