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Port Adelaide News

Location

Port Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

Date

Jul 24, 1914

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New Safety Signal Aims to Fix Maritime Communications

Mr J Burns proposes a Bill to enact International Maritime safety recommendations. The measure preserves the distress call but introduces a new safety signal TTT for urgent dangers. It requires passenger steamers to carry Morse lamps and life-saving gear, and UK ships with 00 or more persons to have wireless installations and safety certificates. The Board of Trade will modify theRule of the Road and assess past oceanic disasters to improve future inquiries.

J. Burns United Kingdom Board of Trade

A Dish Our Mothers Made and Ship Safety Debate

A discussion on shipboard safety and accountability features in a satirical dish metaphor. It critiques cargo weight top loads, legal boundaries for officers, and penalties for dangerous practices while noting weather and voyage duration shifts. The piece cites the barque Muyonont’s long Channel passage and questions wind patterns and master expertise as factors in longer voyages.

Channel England Meteorological Office

New Style of Recording Absolute Air Pressure Delayed

The column notes a postponed description of the new recording method for absolute atmospheric pressure. An initial error in the description caused a delay, now justified by ensuing correspondence. Readings must be taken in the metric system, though naming of units differs across publications. concordance awaited.

Fancy Dress Charity Carnival Plans and Activities

A council meeting at Nile Street Seamen's Mission discusses three day events for a charity carnival on October 17. Volunteers from Woodville school band and local clubs pledge support. Badge pricing options, programme expansion, and a boxing match are proposed. Upcoming organizing meetings set for August 5. The Seamen's Mission reports lively charity activities and social events, including tea, services, and temperance talks.

Nile Street Seamen's Mission J. Carr E. Bradwell W. J. George Woodville Woodville Athletic Club Alberton Baptist Gymnasium Club Adelaide Oval Ryan Foster F. Carr Brooker Gleader

Semaphore Club Rifle Scores At Hert Adelaide Ranges

The Semaphore Club rifle shoot at Hert Adelaide Ranges on Saturday produced a list of shooters and scores. Notable entries include Baxter with 8 and Briggs 34, Leane 29, O’Hare 3, Coles 0, Robinson 29, and Wain 27 among others.

Semaphore Hert Adelaide Ranges Baxter Briggs Ouston Leane Anthony Rix C. O'Hare Coles Brian Robinson Rolibusch O'lfara Wain O'lwra

Australian Boy Entertainers at Adelaide Town Hall

A group of Australian boy entertainers perform at Adelaide Town Hall on Friday September 4. The ensemble includes a class of bass singers, orchestra, tenors, sopranos, comedians, ragtime artists and athletes. They aim to promote Australia and raise part of the £8,000 needed for a tour. They do not travel yet but prepare to showcase skills that may lead to future travel.

Adelaide Town Hall Llantes Australia

Port Adelaide Tram Lines Seen in Outer Harbor Service Change

Port Adelaide council discusses extending the 7:59 am outer harbor train to the Outer Harbor to aid wharf laborers and residents. A separate letter from the Tram Ways Trust GM urges councils to resist private competition with the Trust’s passenger transport to protect ratepayer interests and public funds invested in the electric tram system.

Outer Harbor Mason Ffvet W. T. Goodman Tram Ways

Yatala Methodist Band of Hope Meeting Report

The fortnightly Yatala Methodist Band of Hope meeting on Wednesday July 15 drew a large crowd. President Mr Keeling chaired as Mr Hornhardt delivered an earnest address and a varied programme of dialogues recitations and songs was enjoyed. Performers included Miss Petersen Turner Thompson Justice Keeling Boyce R Boyce Harmer. Next meeting set for July 29.

SE Mellor Semaphore W.C.T.U Nicholls M Phillips Settaphore Engkind Great Britain Adam Skinner Mann Dellow Joseph Chamberlin Rouse Morries Mackie Turner Lavery Swann Mr. Keeling Hornhardt P. Petersen A. Turner B.thompson L. Justice E. Keeling Boyce L. R.boy

Tender for Second-Class Torpedo Boat Sealed July 24

Tenders will be received till noon on July 24 for the sale of the second class torpedo boat built for speed by Thorneycroft London. Vessel length 26 ft beam 7 ft 2.5 in draught. Engines and boiler removed. Boat viewable at Torpedo Station Pol River. Apply Naval Staff Office Largs Bay for details.

Thorneycroft London Bessemer Steel Pol River Naval Staff Office Largs Bay

Curse of Gambling Sermon at Port Congregational Church

Rev Lionel B Fletcher delivered a forceful sermon on the vice of gambling in its various forms at Port Congregational Church last Sunday evening, warning parishioners about the dangers and urging restraint.

Port Congregational Church Lionel B. Fletcher

The Face at the Window at Oliver Dramatic Co

The Face at the Window is produced tonight by arrangement with Mr. William Anderson. Miss Mariel Hardinge leads as Marie de Brisson with striking scenery and a sensational rooftop fight. Walter Vincent presents the show with Dorothy Curpher offering musical and dramatic impressions. tickets available at Hipper's.

Oliver Dramatic Co William Anderson Mariel Hardinge Marie de Brisson Walter Vincent Dorothy Curpher

The Blue Rose screen at week finale with vaudeville

A week of strong vaudeville and vaudeville additions marked by a notable Vitagraph drama The Blue Rose shown after eight. The week promises an all star program with matinee and further vaudeville acts tomorrow, Saturday, in the usual format.

Startling Innovation Sove tine Lack Jones Bros Dissolution Sale

Startling news from Sove tine Lack Jones Bros about their dissolution sale. After extensive reductions many items including corsets silks and wear have been cut to very low prices. Some goods priced 1/8 now two for 1. Inspect the artistically dressed window to verify the bargains without entering the shop, with more low prices promised.

Jones Bros

Rights of Citizens in Peril and Bridge Plans

Citizens protest planned railway works at Jervois Bridge end that would worsen traffic and threaten free use of goods. The Mayor postponed an urgent public meeting, rescheduling for next Thursday at 11:90 am, urging ratepayers to attend and defend their rights and welfare.

Sir R. Butler Jervois Bridge Jervois Briden 1. McGillivray Mayne

Children’s Hacking Cough or Sight Woods Great Pepperwill Cure

An advert notes a cure titled Great Pepperwill Cure for children’s hacking cough or sight issues attributed to Woods. It presents a remedy claim with likely patent medicine language and no verifiable medical endorsement.

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B. Kindler Mabel Hardinge Clever CO Dorothy Dorphey Hipper Harry Barton Nautical Notes Devon North Atlantic Carvall & Roberts Devam Seamen's Mission Aimes Perkins C. Lavery L. Perkins Horace Walker E. Upton Robert Shiller Burkie Misees B. Tansall Semaphore Club H. Martiensen Alberton Station W. R. Butler Text Savings Bank Lipson Street Alberton J. W. Eva Aalty Sid Jewellery Piers C. Piers & CO Port City Council Yatala L. B. Fletcher Port Empire Me. F. B. Lipson Sergeon Alberton Railway Station Lipson Street Ailway Station
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