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Port Adelaide News

Location

Port Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

Date

Jun 23, 1933

Page

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Port Adelaide Improve Ments Messy OCR Headline

The Harbors Board advances wharf work at Port Adelaide with a new No 1 Quay concrete wharf due for completion in six weeks and a large shed finishing this week. Plans for further reconstruction and more upriver sheds aim to boost interstate cargoes and coastal vessel access as Jervois Bridge openings decline.

Harbors Board Port Adelaide Oy Quay No. 1 Quay No. 2 Quay Public Works Committee Queen's North Parade Jervois Bridge Highways Department

New Yacht Becomes Largest Vessel Here in Australia

The Stradbroke, the largest private yacht in Australia, has been bought in Brisbane by A. G. Taylor of Gawler and will outlength all local craft. It measures 68 ft with an 18 ft beam, surpassing the Isis which was 67 ft before wrecking en route to Victoria last year. Other notable vessels include Martindale at 65 ft, Avocet, Grelka, Nautilus, and Stormy Petrel, with Nautilus likely roomier than Stormy Petrel.

St John Ambulance Brigade St. Peter's Cathedral GPO Port Adelaide St. Paul's Church George Queen Mary Duchess of Grafton Duchess of Sutherland Great Britain Duke of Connacht Sleeman Dominions Duke of Clarence H.R. Edward, Prince of Wales Guard of Honor England Knights of St. John Joint War Committee Order British Red Cross Society Ambulance Brigade South Australia Tox St. John Ambulance Association L. Dawkins Glenelg R. WV. Bulman Messrs Eric Millhouse Col BG. Rice AE. Meaker WH. E. Russell St. Peters Ladies’ Nursing Division Quorn Murray Bridge Mt. Gambier Beachport Millicent Peterborough Terawie Port Lincoln Alexander Hore-Ruthven Hore-Ruthven Stradbroke Australia Brisbane A. G. Taylor Gawler Jane Isis Samuel Perry Victoria J. T. Mortlock Martindale T. Jone Adelaide A. G. Rymill Avocet Mark Mitchell Grelka Britain Mr. F. Veree Angrove Crompton Martin

Kensington Beats Port Adelaide 13-4 on Police Ground

Kensington dominates Port Adelaide in a 13 to 4 baseball win at Police Ground Kensington starts with rallying five runs in the third inning Carter drives in three with a powerful hit Port Adelaide risks triple play in third with three on bases no outs Five more Kensington runs in sixth and seventh aided by Holland and Cross Stirl ing and T Holland feature in late innings Safe Hitters list names both teams players including Carter Stirl ing Cross and Beesley for Kensington and Woods Ghyas McKenzie Morgan for Port Adelaide.

Port Adelaide Kensington Port Carter Stirling T. Holland Cross A. D. Holland Ohlstrom S. Holland Beesley Fuller Alexander Woods E. Ghyas McKenzie Martin Morgan

Rev Father L M Gerhard Returns to Australia

After seven years abroad Father L M Gerhard Carmelite priest returns from London aboard the Barrabool. He spent time in Ireland and America after ordination in Rome and was educated at Semaphore Marist Brothers College. He will stay in Adelaide a month with his sister before heading to Melbourne for missionary work.

Australia L. M. Gerhard Semaphore London Ireland America Rome Father Gerhard Marist Brothers’ College Adelaide F.C. Nalty Seith Street Albert Park Melbourne

Port Adelaide Routs West Torrens in Bristling Football Battle

In a brisk game Port Adelaide challenged West Torrens with a sharp third quarter surge after a tight first half. West Torrens rallied late but Port Adelaide faded, finishing with 112 to 89 points as McKnight and McKenzie led scoring for West Torrens and Kelleway sparked Port Adelaide with 5 goals.

West Torrens Port Adelaide Port Glenelg Ports McKnight Belng Prost Torrens McKenzie Frogley Drury Foote McLougtln Ashby Wilson Williamson Rushed Kelleway Ritch N. Hender Reval Prideaux

Altercation Leaves Isaac With Injuries At Police Station

Isaac was drawn into a dispute that drew a crowd and left him with a broken nose and two purple eyes. Police intervened as his attacker escaped, Isaac dragged to the station, and the constable questioned why he did not explain earlier while handcuffed.

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