Masters Mates and Engineers' Association Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Masters Mates and Engineers Association met at Semaphore Town Hall on Thursday evening February 34 with large attendance. Secretary Charles Hayter reported a strenuous year due to waterfront troubles. New State certificates for masters of vessels up to 130 tons were noted, aiding employment. Concerns were raised about public works spending on jetties while cargo volumes remained low. The Harbors Board pledged to assist in arranging berths for ketches. The annual report and balance sheet were adopted. Officers elected included President H H Baker, Vice Presidents J Casey and trustees S Mildren and P Porteous, with Charles Hayter secretary. Management committee members appointed and several ticket collectors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr . Mates’ and Engineers’ Association
Semaphore Town Wall
Charles Hayter
Tve
Murray
Public Works Committee
Dethbexdee
Merchant Service
Mie
Harbors Board
Camain HH Baker
J. Casey
S. Mildren
P. Porteous
M. Irvine
D. Bird A. Church
P. Germein
HH. Baker
Messrs
C. Smith
Morgan
W Smith
Port Pirie
SAHB
S. Rossiter
Murray Bridge
W. Brown
Sir William Moore and International Law Workline Explored
Sir William Moore formerly Melbourne University law professor and Russia delegate at the League of Nations Assembly arrived at Outer Harbor aboard the Ore Monde after two years abroad. He discussed language use and interpreters in the League, noted English and French as official languages, and described a telephonic relay system aiding real time translation. He spoke at the University of Chicago on Austrian moves toward greater international understanding and will continue studies in international and constitutional law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Harrison Atoure
Lady Moore
Outer Harbor
Oremonde
William
Melbourne University
Rusalia
League of Nations Assembly
University of Chicago
Austia
Amon
England
Canada
South Africa
Irish Free State
St William
Excitement on Ormonde Master-At-Arms Assaulted
John Patrick Campon an Irish farmer passenger on RMS Ormonde was fined 3 pounds plus 3 costs in Port Adelaide Police Court for assaulting Charles Nealson master at arms on the high seas between Fremantle and Custer Harbor. The court heard Campon intoxicated after Fremantle left on Tuesday about 5 30 pm began fighting another passenger. he assaulted the master at arms in the saloon after alarms and threats caused women and children to scream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Patrick Campon
RMS
Ormonde
Port Adelaide
Charles Nealson
High Seas
Fremantle
Custer Harbor
GW Hulcombe
Melbourne
Campon
Port Adelaide Driver Faces Trial for Hit and Flee
At Port Adelaide Police Court Howard Fosse of Birkenhead faced charges of failing to stop after an January 19 accident in St Vincent Street that injured Andrew Sundell, a Port Adelaide seaman. Witnesses described the collision and the driver’s initial denial before police inquiry and an advertising appeal for witnesses.
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Port Adelaide
Iwiore
GW. Halcombe
Howard Fosse
Elder Road
Birkenhead
St. Vincent
JE Noble
Pick
Andrew Sundell
St Vincent Street
Jervais Arie
Edward Gilbert Kelly
Tramways Luis
Norwood
St .Vincent Street
Mundy Street
Pinudgaard
Wan
Porto Su
Mork
Lke
Scott
A. L. Mitchell
Birkenlead
Farware
St. Vincent Street
Commercial Road
Mitchell
Kare Howard Fosse
Birkenhe
Jervois Bridge
Windstreen
Tramways
Noblet
Bux
Arrival of Bishop Shields Returns from England
Wentworth Shields, Bishop of Armidale New South Wales, arrives aboard the RMS Ormonde on a holiday from England. He notes reluctance among English in migrating to the colonies and discusses civil service manpower in India the Sudan and Crown colonies. He warns of a shortage of educated young Australians suitable for vacancies and says the Prayer Book controversy appears dormant for two years.
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Wentworth Shields
England
Armidale
New South Wales
Shields
India
Sudan
Dramatic Rise of Sydney Merchant Ends in England Visit
Mr C W Kent of Sydney has risen to prominence in commercial life after ten years in Australia. He represents six overseas firms with headquarters in New South Wales and has made multiple trips to England, including two visits to London in the past year. He notes favorable business in England with luxury trades and confectionery thriving, while staple industries show signs of languor. Australian manufacture and wine are highlighted as strong exports amid active advertising schemes.
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Australia
Penvedn Nis Giockes
CW. Kent
Sydney
Hiss
Kent
New South Wales
Rapita! Me
England
Jem
New Commonwealth Loan Issued for Public Works and Redemption
The Federal Government announces a new loan of seven million pounds to fund public works and redeem maturing securities. Interest at five percent, bonds issued at par, repayable over ten years with semiannual interest on July 15 and January 15. Tax conditions favor the Commonwealth. stock denominations include 100 units and multiples of 10 above. First application reached one million pounds via Australian Mutual Provident Society. Application forms available at banks, stock exchanges, and post offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Mutual Provident Society
Earle Page
State Treasuries
Commonwealthy Securities
Man Injured in Tram Track Collision Case Details
An elderly laborer, George T Campbell, describes a near collision near St Vincent Street and Commercial Road. Police inspected the car. the court noted the driver may have known the risk, and a £5 fine plus costs were imposed with ten days imprisonment in default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent Street
Commercial Road
George T. Campbell
Elder Road
Birkenhead
Posse
Scott
Mitchell
Australian Seamen's Union applications progress
The Australian Seamen's Union reports a hearing date approach with steps toward registration. Mr J J Daly, interviewed by A Woodsford, confirms talks and cooperation with Mr PJ Mheen for dockside vacancies and formalities. A March date is sought to hear the registration application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vartier
Boxing Charlie Ring Rejoins Largs Bay Crew on Voyage
Charlie Ring, former Australian middleweight champion, arrives at Outer Harbor aboard the steamer Largs Ray as a light heavy and joins Largs Bay crew training. He expects to fight in Australia during the itinerary, aiming to meet John McLeod of Melbourne. Ring, in his 26th year, trains two hours daily with fellow crew sparring partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathe Ring
Australia
Largs Ray
Rime
deVonlis
John McLeod
Melbourne
Masters Mates and Engineers mark life membership and elections
The Masters Mates and Engineers Association at Semaphore on February 2 life member Willan Carr-Fishwin after 30 years as a foundation member. New president HH Baker, longtime Harbors Board vessel master, has 23 years with the association. Charles Hayter elected secretary for the sixth year running on February 20. Health trip to Australia notes Rev J T Maund, vicar of St Peters Bayswater London, served in WWI as chaplain. March 3 marks the fifth anniversary of J C Stanley’s Seamen’s Mission appointment with a special service at 6 45 pm led by Captain Davies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan Carr-Fishwin
Masters Mates’ and Engineers’ Association
Association
Kield
Semaphore
Harbors Board Department
Yankalilla
HH Baker
Associating
Harbors Board
Australia
J. T. Maund
Ormonde
St. Peter's
Bayswater
London
England
Mr. Maund
Hey Ras
Port Adelaide
South Australia
Australian Imperial Forces
J. C Stanley
Seamen's
Davies
Port Adelaide District Football Association annual meeting recap
Port Adelaide District Football Association held its annual meeting at Oddfellows Dale Street Port Adelaide with Mr Orient presiding. The association has seven clubs and about 500 registered players. Rosatala and Alberton Church Uniteds provided a dramatic finish as Rosatala Whareh United claimed the premiership without defeat. Alberton Church Uniteds were runners up by four points. The body approved registered goal umpires to replace prior errors and paid tribute to long-time chairman Charles Othen and deputy chairman Primer. Port Adelaide’s premiership win pleased the eight original members of the association who were on the winning team, aided by subsidies of £25 from the senior body and £10 from the South Australian National Football League.
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Port Adelaide
Shine “Hoe Mug
Rosatala
Charles Othen
Primer
Alpine climber Bruce sails to Sydney on Ormonde
Mr James A B Bruce longtime Alpine climber and former English Civil Service official sails to Sydney on the Ormonde. He has 30 years of Alpine experience, climbed Matterhorn and Mont Blanc, and held secretary treasurer posts with the Swiss Alpine Club and Alpine Club member. He plans to meet his brother in Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JA. B. Bruce
Sydney
Ormonde
Bruce
Ministry of Health
England
Alps
Brice
Alpine Club
Swiss Alpine Club
Matterhorn
Mont Blanc
New Sour Wales
Rosewater Colts Club General Meeting to be Held in Rosewater
The Rosewater Colts Suburban and Intermediate Soccer Club will hold a general meeting at Hampden Street Rosewater on Friday March 1 at 7 45 pm. Members and supporters are invited. R Munyard honorary secretary announces a balanced sheet election of officers and general business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampden Street
Rosewater
R. Munyard
Port Adelaide Football Club Nomination of Officers
The Port Adelaide Football Club has received nominations for officers ahead of the elections next Monday evening. Included are Patton the mayor of Port Adelaide as president, Dr Percival C Kerry as vice president, candidates for treasurer, auditors, and selection committee members, with listed proxies and league delegate designations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
Patton
FT Brown
Percival C Kerry
J H. Mioustom
Messrs
Te Mumme
A. Swaine Serresery
Charles Hayter
J. E. Stephens
Junstuie
J. Noel
B. Gane
Mesa Dumstone
Ho Baton
Hosking
A. McFarlane
EB. Straws
Wert Committee
Mandinet
OM Burley
Hannon
Ielitive
AL OK Tapp
FP Ward
Bandinet
J A Jones
G. Link
F.Y. Ward League
Co McArthur
Collision case heard at Port Adelaide court
At Port Adelaide Local Court a hearing on a motor collision case between a motorcycle rider Walter James Palmer of Prospect and a car driver Lewis Rabinewm of Prospect was continued. The incident occurred on Main Road Prospect on September 6. Damages of 49 66 were claimed. defendants deny negligence. Proceedings involved lawyers Javers Edmands and others with witnesses including Charles Edward Jur and Howard Maxmatt. Evidence continued into evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
Adelaide
Belo
Halcombe
Walter James Palmer
Harvey Street
Prospect
Lewis Rabinewm
Balfour Street
Powerhouse accident injures worker at Finlayson plant
A Finlayson Powerhouse operation left worker Mr. G. L. Richards with a crushed middle finger after an accident involving a team led by Emy Atkinson. The incident highlights safety concerns at the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L._ Richards
Emy Atkinson
Finlayson
Team
Tramways bus and motor car collide near Semaphore
On Saturday a collision occurred between a tramways bus and a motor car owned by Mr Bakker dairyman of Mellor. At the intersection of Hart Street and Swan Terrace the bus travelled along Port street toward Adelaide while the car was crossing the road. No one was injured but the car was badly damaged and towed to the garage of Mr HV Bon nearby for repairs.
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Tramways
Wail
Bakker
Mellor
Hart Street
Swan Terrace
Adelaide
HV Bon
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Port Motor Cycles
COUR
Lewis
BSA
Douglas
Harley
B.S.A
2Nd
Indian Machines
Associa
William Moore
Geneva
America
Deacon, Hains Ltd
Complete Home Furnishers
Commercial RD
New Station
Terma
Sui
Bishop Shields
Commonwealth
THE
Australian Seamen's Union
Charlie Ring
Largs Bays
Masters’, Mates’ and Engineers’ Association
Port Adelaide District Football Association
J. A B. Bruce
Rosewater Colts Suburban and Intermediate Soccer Club
Sm Behalf
State Savings Bank
Port Football Club
Abechively
Chriati
Pirie Street
Pomite State
Rane
the London Loan and Discount Company, Limited
J. & Trotman
Lipgom Street
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