Royal SA Yacht Squadron Grieve Cap Race Held Saturday
The Royal South Australian Yacht Squadron hosted the Grieve Cap race on Saturday with competitors led by J Aless J Md. Wilo and W Barnie in a yardage event along the jetty. Naval TM. 5. Ts Hor Sree iv pina reported the course duration and results, noting the overall performance and distances covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edeven
Tarais Rachis
Hatori
J. Aless
J. Md
Wilo
W. Barnie
Naval TM
Port Adelaide Sailing Club hydroplane races on Port River
Four races Saturday afternoon featured the T.S-F Cup for restricted hydroplanes with three starters: Winzell J Mort Jock, Misa Mystery A D Grace, and AMR A M Rodda. The two lap harbor course saw engine trouble and early withdrawals. Magpie led the cruising dinghy race while Husler won the outboard hydroplane handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
Jervois Bridge
Wizso Jl
Miss Mystery
Wizzo
Wazzo
Resly
Youthful Stowaway Faces Court Over Shipboard Secret
Edward Llewellyn Ridley a Western Australian clerk admitted hiding aboard the Asphalian at Fremantle March 6 and sailing unseen to sea. The Port Adelaide Magistrate imposed a £3 fine with costs or seven days in jail, noting the offender sought better work in the Eastern States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
Edward Llewellyn Ridley
S. D. Ronald
S.M
George Edge
Blue Funnel Line
Asphalian
Premaaile
Inspector Noblet
Fremantle
Noom
Ridley
Western Australia
Alleged shopbreaking at Medlows tobacconist shop
On Saturday the glass door of Mr M G Medlows tobacconist shop was broken. On Tuesday detectives Donnellan and Rarraban arrested Arthur Holmes, a fitter and turner, in Port Adelaide. He appeared before S D Ronald SM at the Port Adelaide Police Court and was charged with breaking into Milton Gilmour Median Port Adelaide on March 8 with intent to steal. Inspector J E Nobiet semored a tom to next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Medlows
P. J. Donnellan
C.C. Rarraban
Arthur Holmes
Turner
S. D. Ronald
Port Adelaide
Milton Gilmour
J. E. Nobiet
Unlawful presence at licensed premises during prohibited hours
William Cameron of Albert Park faced Port Adelaide Police Court on a Christmas Day charge of unlawfully being in the South Australian Club House Hotel bar while liquor sales were prohibited. Ex parte hearing heard he was in the bar at 11.24 am after claiming he had been there all morning. He was fined £2 with £1 costs, or one month in jail, and 14 days to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
S.D. Ronald
William’ Cameron
Albert Park
J. B. Noblet
South Australian Club House
CC. Hahrahan
P.C Coast
Adams
Formy Parade
St Vincent Street
Con
Adaria
William Cameron
Seith Street
Seasew Mission Concert Review at Nile Street
Last week's sailors concert at The Rest featured Mrs A S, Muss Dutcie Waterhouse, Miss Stribley, Miss Manorie Elmstie, and Mr Rawling's Jazz Band. The program ran as a continuous stream of harmony with lively toe dancing and strong audience praise. Encore performances and favorable remarks highlighted the evening's success, with multiple performers receiving commendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Stanley
Muss Dutcie Waterhouse
Miss Stribley
Mr Rawling
Warten
Pickett and friends light up a violin recital
Pickett paid a fine style on the violin aided by Miss E Fincks. Miss J Pickett offered two pieces to an attentive audience. Una Hall impressed as an elo cutionist with a bright future. Claude Whitter demonstrated mandoline skill. Mrs Wende Channon spoke well and displayed fine elocution. R Elmshe sang charmingly and acted as chairman. Mits Kubsank delivered engaging turns. Baker and J Palmer performed excellent songs. Altogether a very fine programme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mits Kubsank
Messrs. Baker
J. Palmer
Stowaway on the Balrambald Faces Court
James Davis admitted travelling on the Balranald steamer from Fremantle to Outer Harbor on March 10 without paying fare with intent to avoid payment. A £3 fine plus 15 costs was imposed, default seven days imprisonment, with fourteen days allowed for payment after stating a brother on the West Coast would cover the sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Australia
St. Ronald
Port Adelaide
James Davis
Obrasch
Balramald
Fremantle
Outer Harbor
Pace
GE. V. G
Owen
J. E. Noblet
Davis
Indecent Behaviour Recorded at Port Adelaide Court
Alfred E. Tare faced Port Adelaide Police Court for indecent behaviour on March 8 near St Vincent Street. Constable W Sutherland testified to the incident. He was fined £1 with 15s costs, or seven days in custody on default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
S. D. Ronald
Alfred E. Tare
Hart Sigest
Port Adepigue
Tigese
Bert
Ce Verre
W. Sutherland
St. Vincent Street
Motorcyclist fined for dangerous driving in Port Adelaide
Cosmo Beenham pleaded guilty to driving a motor cycle in a manner dangerous to the public on Port Adelaide Road Alberton on March 1. Eyewitnesses placed his speed between forty and fifty miles per hour. He was fined ten pounds with costs of two pounds two shillings sixpence and allowed instalment payments, with April 10 as the first due date.
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Cosmo Beenham
East Parade
Kensington
D. Ronald
Port Adelaide
J & Noblet
Port Aillaide Road
Alberton
Fort Road
Alfred Russell
Findon
Joe
Alberton man charged over motorcycle without silencer
On February 23 at Outer Harbor Alexander T brown of Fussell Street Alberton was charged with riding a motor cycle without an effective silencer attached to the machine. The case was heard ex
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
D. Ronald SM
Alexander T. Brown
Fussell Street
Alberton
Outer Harbor
Motorcyclist fined for noisy exhaust in Outer Harbor
Constable S Noblet stopped the Outer Harbor Road defendant at 1215 p.m on Sunday February 23 and inspected the motorcycle which lacked a silencer box and had an exhaust open about an inch. A fine of £5 with £1 costs was imposed in default fourteen days' imprisonment. payment was due in a month.
District Cricket Premier Ship thrills as Parts chase Prospect
Parts bowled Prospect out for 136 with Deverson taking six wickets and Norman Williams three. Gordon Harris stood tall at 104 not out as Parts began their reply, McKenzie earlier made 128 before dismissal. Inkster and Williams excelled behind the stumps for Parts with strong fielding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKenzie
Dave Pritchard
Port Adelaide Municipal Band Holds Annual Meeting
The Port Adelaide Municipal Band held its annual meeting in Port Adelaide Town Hall on Tuesday evening with retiring President A O R Tapp in the chair. A programme of band selections, thanks to conductor and band, and praise for junior and adult members followed the business portion. A new president J G Pickett congratulated the band on its services to the city, while Will Symonds thanked members for re electing him bandmaster and noted the fifty performances since November 4 last amid ongoing practices and city council support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tos Pory Adelaide Municipal Band
Port Adelaide
A. O
Tarp
A .W. Lewis
John Moore
Cornet Cole
Will Symonds
AO R Tapp
Morgan
Oval
Port Adelaide Band Seeks Stable Funding After Low Beach Collections
The Port Adelaide band reports on finances and struggles with unemployment among members. Despite modest beach fund collections, auditors praise secretary Altman and the Welfare Committee for strong support, including a £106 donation from ladies and council subsidies. The group aims to boost collections and secure paid office duties while maintaining practice and performance.
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Royal 34. Yacht Squadron
Iti
Mes. J. Basen Bisnis Besbseaie
Cowards
Victory
Groth
Shirley Raena
A. M. Dewar
Grace
Kias le Cowen
Wanderer
F. R. Moore
Osty
Rio
Ivy
Wong
Cantteer
Magpie
Wongs
Wonga
Clarkson, Ltd
Evauy
Seasew
Nile Street
Balranald
Ronald
Matheson
C Morgan
Deverson
Barnbeld
Pritchard
Smith
Inkster
Williams
Barker
Cmn
Wastell
St. Inkster
Crowhurst
Richter
James
Rown
Tucker
Burns
D. Pritchard
Monetor
N. L_ ‘lliams
B. Burns
L. A. Smith
Nome
Faz
ML ‘Brown
C. W. Schrader
Attman
Tom Snitiee
Welfare Committee
Caach
Teeta Ir
Demen
Secreary
Altuman
McMillan
Rernet
A.A. McMillan
Jack Altman
JC. Pickett
Jobo
Croydon Modern House
Lange
PRI
Apple Thomas Street
Croydon
Lig Mee Port Aiea
Church OF Christ
A. Coin
Bible School
A Holmes
F. W. Moore
Stary Road
Semapbo Fhees
Pirie Street
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