Deepening Port River Channel Receives Merchant Praise
The Harbors Board debated widening and deepening Port River to prevent accidents but noted no direct revenue gain for the State. Capt. F W Baddams preferred sticking with current system over a costly signalling upgrade. A Katoomba captain praised the channel deepening to 27 feet at low water, calling it a great relief for large craft and sailors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbors Board
F. W. Baddams
Katoomba
E. Moodie Heddle
Port and Norwood End In Draw After Early Final Bell
The Port and Norwood match at Norwood Oval finished in a draw after the final bell rang four seconds early as Port attacked. Captain W Johnson praised the hard, balanced game and rivalry, noting the verdict of a 2 draw while Port officials kept silent about the timing error ahead of the return at Alberton.
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Port
Norwood
Norwood Oval
Res
C. Hayter
Lill
Alberton
W. Johnson
Relief Funds and Grants Reported at Port Adelaide Meeting
A Port Adelaide street meeting on Wages discussed government grants and relief funds. Chairman Lyons reported secured aid including boots jackets and wood coupons for destitute households, with distribution overseen by the Public Relief Department and support from McGlew & Co and the South Australian Harbors Board. Debits and balances show movements across ferries, private roads and general accounts, with donations to the single unemployed forwarded to the appropriate committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
Rowreate
North Parade
Connor Street
Fire Brigades Board
S. d
Rosewater Hall
Colonial Mutual Insurance
Police ' Ae
Adelaide
Esc
S.A. Harbors Board
Texas Co
al Col. Mutual Insurance Co
Bo Q
B.D. Mason Ke Aw
W. A. Hazeal
Bates
D McKensie
Norman, Waterhouse & ‘ Morgan
Vacuum Oil Co
Postal Department
H.C. Sleigh
J.B. Cowen
Adelaide Hardware
Chartres, Ltd
S.A. Gas Co
Cockington & Co
Reg. Newspapers, Ltd
M. Keough
D. B. Robb
Wheatley & Williams
Western Oxygen Co
McPhersonz, Pty
W._& T. Rhodes
J. Barrett, Ltd
JW. Caire
Southcott, Ltd
Clarence Lewis
S ‘Mooreat
A.J Heard
Henwood
Oualine Co
C Gillatly
American City Magazine
Petty Cash
A. Stevedoring Co
Aves & Co
Harbors Board
Pb, Lyons
Port
McGlew & Co
Children's Welfare
W.J. Bowyer
Public Relief Department
Irewood
Mr. Lyons
Balan
I Fair Elders
Lewis
Port Adelaide
Shell Forward
Company of Australia, Ltd
Br SA
Harbors Road
Ol Genhead
HM Caulfield
Ear Ferries
ATRL
West Adelaide rout Port Adelaide in Hindmarsh clash
West Adelaide, missing key players, surged to a 5 1 victory over Port Adelaide at Hindmarsh. Young and Schoolbread shone as Kerr and Noden troubled the defense, while Cheminant struggled for Port.
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Hindmarsh
Val
West Adelaide
Beess
Jarvis
McDonald
P. Carter
Schoolbread
Lister
Port
Noden
Kerr
West Adelide
West
Chemnant
Young
Bo Watson
Duncan
Thornton
Mel Diarmid
H. Roe
Bowers
Kerr Spuilt
McGregor
Rodger
Attport
A. Watson
Cheminant
Roe
Maggies
Gunning
Tevel
McDiarmid
Port Adelaide
Port Training Notes Highlight Injuries and New Recruit
Port Adelaide endured tough ground conditions as players pushed hard at training. Absent Galliford backs strained, Donnan knee injury prevents training, Johnson ankle treatment suggests field return, Maywald off ball work with Graves hopeful, Thompson from Mount Barker debuting as a capable follower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
Hlasking
L. Galliford
W. Donnan
R Johnson
Galliford
Donnan
R. Johnson
Maywald
L. Graves
Graves
J. Thompson
Mount Barker
Keal
Death of Mr D A Nation in Port Adelaide district
Mr David Richard Nation of Spring Street Queenstown died after a six month illness. Born at Eastwood fifty years ago he lived in Port Adelaide district for twelve years. He was a member of the Druids Lodge of Norwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Richard Nation
Spring Street
Queenstown
Eastwood
Kail
Port Adelaide
Druids Lodge
Norwood
Parkside Homig Clik
Wo Nation
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Soman
Port-Horwood
NSA
Natha
Tance
Satimday
Senegat
Trustion
Saeed
Quilty
Bilal
Lee
MR. D. A Nation
Edwards
Government
Advan
Blyth Street
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