Suburban Trains at Port Adelaide Under Scrutiny
The Railways Minister urged a report on possible abolition of suburban trains, while Port Adelaide traders and council oppose replacing them with trams or buses. The Railway Officers Association seeks cooperation to keep the Port line, electrify it, and protect cargo and passenger services, with council and local figures weighing in on the issue amid sports entries and races listed afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny
Anderson
Railway Officers’ Association
Hindymarsh
Council
A. W. Brown
Outer Harbor
J. Anderson
Port Adelaide
A. J. W. Lewis
Semaphore stoker charged for indecent language in public
William Martin Colman of Semaphore was charged in Port Adelaide Police Court with using indecent language in Swan Terrace Semaphore on Saturday evening. He pleaded guilty and was fined £1 with 17 costs or five days imprisonment. Inspector J E Noblet prosecuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Martin Colman
Stoker
Semaphore
G. W. Halcombe
Port Adelaide
Swan Trrace
J E. Noblet
Colman
Missioner Stanley marks 22 years at Port Adelaide Mission
On Sunday the Port Adelaide Seamen's Mission and Sailors Rest celebrated 22 years of service by missioner J C Stanley.A week of events featured a hymn, photo unveiling of J S Phillips, and a Sunday afternoon programme by Olive Lyons and helpers. A telegram from Melbourne sender Mr C H Tutton contributed £22, one pound per year of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Stanley
Port Adelaide
McMillan
Phillips
Mr. Stanley
Mission
Olive Lyons
L. Matthews
Sylvia Thomas
Beryl Shute
R. Bauerochse
A. Whittle
B. von Einem
Bevan Kirby
L. H. Whitington
C. H. Tutton
Mel Bourne
J. S. Phillips
Sema
False Declaration Alleged In Port Adelaide Court
Herbert Lawrence Johnson a Port Adelaide laborer appeared before Mr G W Halcombe S M on a charge of unlawfully and corruptly subscribing a statutory declaration that he was destitute on December 13. The magistrate remanded the case until March 10 and Johnson was granted bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Lawrence Johnson
Port Adelaide
G. W. Halcombe
S.M
William Sansom Dover
J.P
J. E. Noblet
L. Mitchell
J. Allen
Johnson
Demand rises as industry outlook improves in Australia
The South Australian Chamber of Manufactures secretary Mr. Winterbottom said there is water of increased demand for products. He noted the improvement now seems lasting and that the December quarter showed a marked rise in employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Australian Chamber of Manufactures
Winterbottom
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Port Line
A. W. Gordon
Oor Cycling
Port Club
R. Pinnegar
E. Hoare
E. Corbell
N. Lynch
W. Thomson
H. Thomson
H. Payne
H. Best
H. Sutton
C. Kennewell
Bettsworth
Parker
Day
Williamson
Missioner
Industrial Co-operative Society
Dered
O.S
S.S
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