Betting case at Port Adelaide Police Court
William Jaffer a Port Adelaide wharf labourer faced a riding of betting at the Port Adelaide Hotel on July 13. Constables described slips and money linked to betting activity while Jaffer denied involvement, claiming he had money for ordinary purposes. The magistrate fined him 50 pounds with costs or two months in prison. a further note linked to Swedish camp ration spending and a separate drunkenness case followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G W Hatcombe
Port Adelaide
William Jafter
St. Vincent Street
Commercial Road
J. E. Nobhaa
Ward
CC. Hanrahan
Port Admiral
Adame
Consable Mitchell
Winese
Witnems
Gillespie
Anog
Wims
Pininwlathes
CS Adar
Condynte Hanrahan
Conewble Mitchell
Hanrahan
Traumctothes
A. Lam
Pam
Manrahan
Afticen
Inspector Noblet
William Jaffer
Betty
Flan
Tey
Constanly Hanrahan
Ray
Tribute to Hon F J Condon MLC on Waterfront Labor Reform
A tribute praises Hon F J Condon MLC for advancing waterfront reform and reconciliation with shipowners. Speaker W Mather, Federal President of the Waterside Workers Federation, notes Condon’s role in pushing better conditions and broader industry listenership. The Federal Committee of Management thanks unionists for support in the reform effort as Premier Soder endorses the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Mather
Federa Hon
Western Australia
Katoomba
Norklive
Faireness
Federal Committee of Management of
Wuts Union
Dreverline
Bealty
Ader
Tee
Birkenhead Tragedy at Bad Ateinde Fabre Court
The court adjourned Friday with the case on Birkenhead tragedy proceedings. The specter Nobtot requested withdrawal while the charge faced by Hean thy was reviewed by the Coro ary Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daepertae
Wanted Time to Think At Police Court
Edward Dettry appeared before Mr. GW Hatcombe at Part Adelaide Police Court on Saturday charged by Inspector Noblet with insufficient lawful means of support. He sought a one week adjournment to think and to arrange a remand, stating he wanted the services of a toll on one remander. Bail was granted on his own bond of £3 with surety of £3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ialcombe
Port Adelaide Palice
Astar Freirence Biyerberg
Malton Street
Port Adelaide
J. EB
S. Adams
Druth
Biverberg
Acmouth
Edward
Charles L Dettry
GW Hatcombe
Part Adelaide
J. E. Noblet
Birkentead
Messrs IA
Blix
A. Gower
Herbert Charles Leon Deltry
Birkenhead
JE. Noblet
B. J R. Morgan
Wantahan
Bowhey
Flopkins
Morgan
Bowser
Port Road
Dever
Defendane
Wat
Tlupkins
Tam
Wittess
Sid
Star Picture Theatre
Masonic Hall
J. H. Bowhey
Hells
Vamraban
Avidenne
Comstable
Adams
Wiliam Edwin Mopkins
Baker Street
Regent
Pegrae
Fendant
Unregistered pea rifle case before Port Adelaide court
A Port Adelaide Police Court hearing on a Firearms Revolution Act charge brought by Inspector Noblet revealed concerns over 22 calibre rifles, or pea rifles. Edgar Hurtie Luscombe, a railway porter of Etherton, pleaded guilty to failing to register a rifle in his possession on July 1. The case highlighted enforcement of firearm registration and the risks associated with unregistered pea rifles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halcombe
Edgar Hurtie Luscombe
Etherton
Port Adelaide
Julva
Noblet
Mie
Youncer Deother
Jenerter
Oetine Hossessiin
Bern Ander
Broken Arm Reports From Troubled Trial Scene
Fragmented OCR notes describe a broken arm and a developing incident at a location near Rivawaten Road. The garbled text mentions injuries, a vehicle, and an apparent hospital transfer to a medical facility or artist’s workshop.
UNION DUES CLAIMED IN PORT ADELAIDE COURT
John J. Marquiv tally clerk of St Vinceny Street Port Adelaide sued by A Walker secretary of the South Australian union for unpaid dues and expenses. Proceedings revealed owed subscriptions, court fees, and disputed daily allowances for a conference. Verdict for the claimant with costs. two months for payment granted while the secretary advised action for further claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
John J. Marquiv
St Vinceny Steet
Port Adelade
Byaneh
Abustanay
Hizo
Staniaue
Frederick
Secretacy
Pory
Fedate Ks Cwlon
Wittess
Fein
Aulowsle
Lacerated Hand From Horse Carriage Wheel Injury
Mr Alfred Russell of Pinday Road Findon sustained a severe laceration to his right hand when a horse moved unexpectedly and his hand was caught in a wheel. He received treatment at Port Adelaide Casualty Hospital where the injury was described as badly lacerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Russell
Pinday Road
Findon
Port Adelaide
Nile Street Seamen Idle Alleged Disorderly Mission
A Port Adelaide report covers a July 18 informal sailors concert at The Rest Nile Street with performers Misses Zinnack Keeley Morrison and Mrs. Smithson among others. The piece also details a Port Adelaide Police Court session where Herbert Charles Leon Deltry, accused of lacking lawful means, was dismissed after testimony showed intermittent work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nile Street
Port Adelaide
A. G Hobbsaye
Geo Smithson
Kors Zinnack
Laurel Keeley
John
Rose Marie
Miss B Links
Mise Clarissst Haskin
Appianee
Trimpson
Tom Bundwellier
Lawton
Margot Morrison
Jon Zinnack
Jancide Capert
Huriley Beythent
Fle Kows
G. Thamar Cing
R Wik
Sime
Loss of noted brass band figure in Ballarat era
Local notices mourn the sudden death of a prominent brass band figure, Neier, who recently visited by managers Schrader and Symonds and was connected with Messrs Bunsur and Co. His passing at his Ballarat home on April 27 ends a long career, leaving many friends across Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neier
Tobie Hoan
Dison Sears Dua
Union
Messrs
Bunsur &C
Brass
Schrader
Wo Symonds
Port Rand
Jesus
Wise
Han
Ballarat
Mos
Australia
Wd Lee
Port Adelaide Civic Band Concert at St Patrick's Hall
The Port Adelaide Municipal Band will give a civic concert in St Patrick's Hall on Sunday after soon, the 28th July 1999. The event invites the public to attend this community music performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide Muniiapal
St. Patrick's Aibernum
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F. J. Condon
M.lc
Oharge
Pth Tenbine
Truitarer
Rivawaten
Sted
Walkur Hn
Tonger
Clarkson Ltd
Rundle Street
Church OF Christ
Queenstown
C. Brooker
G. M. Cox
Bible School
W. C. Brooker
Absolutely
Christian
Pirie Street
The
London Loan and Discount Company, Limited
Loweat
J. E .Trotman
Lipson Street
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