Watering Lawns Charge and Fines in Rosewater Case
Mrs Elizabeth Stephens of Margaret Terrace Rosewater was fined two pounds and costs after Inspector Moir caught her watering a lawn from the Waterworks standpipe on January 21. She claimed only a few cupfuls. A second case in Glanville West on December 28 saw William Brady fined three pounds and costs.
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Elizabeth Stephens
Margaret ‘Terrace
Rosewater
Moir
S.M
William Brady
Glanville West
Port Adelaide Scouts to stage Christy Minstrel concert
For the first time in Port Adelaide on Wednesday March 24 the Second Port Adelaide Troop of Boy Scouts will present a Christy Minstrel concert at the Port Picture Pavilion. Proceeds support troop funds with 35 percent allocated to Sir Robert Baden Powell's Sea Scout Fund. The program includes singing dancing tumbling gymnastics and a grand campfire scene by scouts and friends.
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Port Adelaide
Port Picture Pavilion
Robert Baden Powell
Sea Scout Fund
Todd Street Missions to Sea Men Present Evening Program
The Todd Street Missions to Seamen announce two entertainments for next Monday night at Todd Street Hall. The program features the Karoola Concert Company and a ladies orchestra, plus moving pictures. Admission by programme.
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Todd Street
Saroola
Ladies’ Orchestra
Nile Street Mission Sunday at Port Seamen's Mission
On Sunday afternoon four move on at the Port as quiet surroundings contrast with a warm Seamen's Mission gathering. Mrs. G Dellow and daughters R and Dellow assist the W C T Union tea. Miss J Dellow leads a short address followed by Mr Alex P Maan. Miss A ison and R Cox sing solos.
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G, Dellow
Dellow
W.C.T. Union
J. Dellow
Alex P. Maan
A. Ison
R. Cox
The Mayor's Patriotic Fund A Morning with the Committee
A Port Adelaide report describes Mr E P Hodge directing meat distribution at the Mayor's Patriotic Fund within a city hall basement. He weighs meat into 6 to 8 lb lots, with Sammy Lunn assisting, while coupons guide families by size A B and C. Volunteers, including Mrs Hodge, handle orders for bread, groceries, and essentials as relief aims to provide work over charity.
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Hodge
Port Adelaide
Lown
Sammy Lunn
E. Newcombe
Putsidlie Fund
Town Hall
The
Patriotic Fund
Syd
Sizards
Port Adelaide Scouts Host Christy Minstrel Concert
Port Adelaide Boy Scouts present a grand Christy Minstrel concert at the Port Pavilion on Wednesday March 24. Proceeds partly aid the troop fund with 25 percent to Sir Therogramme. Program will include singing dancing tumbling and gymnastics with a grand swordfire scene to showcase camp work. Scoutmaster S Ringberg signs.
Sewing Committee Aids Poor With Garments And Meals
The sewing committee, aided by public boot and clothing donations, remakes old material into garments for children and the needy. An anecdote recalls a boy who received a new pair of boots, while a hungry mother’s cakes were bought for her children. The Mayor leads a devoted team, aided by local merchants, meeting daily at the Town Hall to study character and human nature through service.
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Doug
Woliers
St. Vincent Street
Ozone Buildings
Messrs. Knapman
Hollis
J . Wark
Richardson
Port Adelaide
J. H. Clowstry
E. Newcombe
R. Bulbeck
Freasier
Gr. J. Anderson
Mesdamus Thompson
Mellor
Quirke
Horne
Cleland
Gilchrist
Hayward
Mason
Thurgarlind
McLachlan
Reynolds
Roberts
Burge
Hodge
Williams
Sheehan
Silverlock
Luxton
McGuire
Thomas
Guthrie
Sadler
W. J. Mason
S. Lunn
Patriot ic Fund case and ice cream dispute at Semaphore
A court recounts a 19th century quarrel over halfpenny ice creams at a Semaphore stall. The defendant Tolano faces insult allegations from Mrs Gabrowsky and others. The magistrate fines her 15 with costs and witnesses fees, while a cross information is withdrawn.
Ice Cream Sellers Charged With Assault at Semaphore Beach
On February 26 a quarrel between two ice cream sellers at Semaphore Beach led to Mrs. Tolano of Brompton accusing Mrs. Grabowsky of assault. The charge was heard at Port Court with Mrs. Tolano alleging a punch that injured her eye. Defendant Penny denied wrongdoing and stated there was no provocation.
Identification Competition At Port Adelaide and West Torrens
An identification contest runs from now until March 37 with three Libertys Dan Ted and Reg will appear at Port Adelaide and West Torrens. Three prizes of £10 each will be awarded daily to the first three people correctly identifying them. They may be at business places public buildings shops warehouses or schools wherever crowds gather. Details will include hair height weight dress and methods to aid identification.
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Dan
Ted
Reg
Port Adelaide
West ‘Orrens
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