Signature fraud at Fort Adelaide Local Court
Walter Page of Queenstown faced Flavel & Sons Ltd over a £94 loan for two duck sheets allegedly hired. Evidence showed forged signatures on receipts. Crammond identified as the signer. The magistrate found Page not indebted, ruling fraud by third party and awarding costs to the defendant.
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Fort Adelaide
GW. Halcombe
S.M
Flavel & Sons Ltd
Walter Joseph Page
Queenstown
Eoods
J. Ir
Michell Revayn
Aciendas
Ernest James Flavel
Pallarton
Page
Florence Mary Dixon
Hablan Street
Adellaide
Flagel & Sons
Fay
Crammond
Crazy Goood
Flavel's
Witness
Flavel
Fim
C. Crammond
Esplanade
Semaire
Crummond
Port Adelaide Orpheus Society Concert for Distress Fund
The Port Adelaide Orpheus Society will stage a charity concert on March 27 at the Port Adelaide Town Hall to aid the local Distress Relief Fund. The 40-voice choir, led by J L Davey, features soloists Aileen Newman Esma Roach Fred Williamson and others with L R Malin as accompanist. Mayoress Mrs J Brown heads ticket sales with strong local business support. Tickets via the secretary at Melbourne Steamship Buildings or by phone.
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Port Adelaide Orpheus Society
Port Adelaide
Diless Relief Fund
S. R_ Robine
Aileen Newman
M. Noblet
Esma Roach
Messrs
Fred Williamson
Parsons
Adolphe Adams
Tanunda
J L. Davey
L. R. Malin
J. Brown
Melbourne Steamship Buildings
Divett Street
Port Adelaide Court Dismisses Assault Charge Against Seaman
At Port Adelaide Police Court Jack Leache, charged by Gerald McLauigh Tin with unlawful assault on March 15, pleaded guilty but the complainant was absent. The case was dismissed for want of prosecution with 15 costs. two witness fees payable, two days imprisonment in default. The King Cadwellon, bound for Alexandria, had both men as seamen onboard.
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Port Adelaide
G. W. Halcombe
S.M
Jack Leache
Gerald McLauigh Tin
J. E. Noblet
Alexandria
Pennington School Opens Modern Infant Wing
A new five-room infant school, fully equipped with a verandah shelter and galvanised cloak rooms, was unveiled by Minister of Education Hon. M. MeIntosh at Pennington. Officials praised the School Committee for securing the modern facility as attendance climbs from 225 in 1916 to 720, with local leaders noting cost efficiency and long-term benefits for the district.
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Mensington
Ellis
Menbers Tortle
M. Melurash
Melntosh
Cepentons
Wondville
Port Adelaide
C. Charlton
J. Longmore
C. Rapp
R. Kirby
Cand
FS Browm
H. Stade Woodville
Harry S. Joyce
Lanebotti
D. Morris
Ndt
W. Stuck
Infu
Viompson
MUP
A.B. Barwell
Wr Eley Fireasnrer
F. E. Rice
W. Brentson
Hixson
A. Jennings
Mer. W. Stock
Cony ‘Ites
T. Whomson
M. MeIntosh
McIntosh
J. Jersey
MLC
Mbatosh
Mr. McTornshy
Thareml
Jonas
Jelly
Tood
Rhea
Pennington
H Slade
Hanks
Charman
Chat Tan
J. Turnbull
Penington
Therapeson
Slade
Torrens Road
Tustice Parsons
Iy Min Trafic
Thompson
Ioney
Wood
Meltosh
Melatnehi
Longmore
Garal
Wilegit
Hungarian Nobleman on Maldivia Visit Discusses War Losses
Count Robert Zelenski of Hungary, a member of the Upper House, arrives aboard the Maldivia at Outer Harbor with Dr Fudor. He notes Hungary has not recovered from World War I, losing two thirds of its territory and dropping population from 21,002,000 to 8,000,000. He says Hungary, an agricultural nation, faced a hard era with many large farms and many small holdings.
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Robert Zelenski
Sydney
Maldavia
Outer Harbor
Hungary
Fudor
Coumt
South America
India
Taken Ill in the Street in Port Adelaide
Allan McDougall of West Street Davington collapsed at Commercial Road and St Vincent Street in Port Adelaide Fallsday morning. A son in law said it was a recurrence of an old spinal ailment. He was taken to Port Adelaide Casualty Hospital and later returned home after treatment.
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Allan McDougall
West Street
Davington
Commercial Road
St Vincent Street
Port Adelaide
GF. Pietsch
McDougall
Sad state of boy thief at Port Adelaide Juvenile Court
A 15 year old boy, son of a Harbors Board worker, faced larceny charges for stealing 6/8 from Arthur Harrison aboard the steamer Nolisement at Ocean Steamers Wharf. Testimony cited injuries in accidents and mental deficiency. He was sent to Minda Reformatory after prior offenses but warned that a future offense would send him to the Reformatory again under closer supervision.
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Port Adelaides
Thea Tohl
G. Wo Halcome
Port Adelaide
Bow
Harbors Board
Hin Ife
Quinton
W. Roberts
CR. P. Daly
Oly
Minda
Reformatory
Tim
Ated
Inspector Noblet
Hud
Butt
Port Adelaide Trades and Labor Council Meeting Actions
The Port Adelaide Trades and Labor Council held a meeting at Storemen and Packets Hall last Friday. Delegates attended, J Verran re elected from Government General Workers Association, Federated Gas Employees Union seeking affiliation, and a mass meeting was planned for amalgamation talks between Federated Clerks Union and Port Adelaide Mutual Check Clerks Association. A Geneva Conference nomination inquiry and Waterside Workers executive meeting were discussed, with two trustees elected Simper and JG Webb.
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Port Adelaide Trades and Labor Council
Dale Street
Port Adelaide
Trad Hi Guion
J & Verran
Government General Workers’ Association
Federated Gas Employee’ Union
Minister of Industry and Labor
Federated Clerks’ Union
Port Adelaide Mutual Check Clerks’ Association
Bth
Waterside Workers
Messrs. Simper
JG. Webb
Waterside Workers Propose Cooperative Stevedoring Plan
Waterside workers at Port Adelaide push for a cooperative approach to stevedoring. They want unions to partner with shipping companies to operate as a cooperative on wharves and ships, aiming for even work distribution, better conditions, and uninterrupted port activity. Federal President W Mather supported a similar scheme during a Port Adelaide meeting on his way to Fremantle.
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Waterside Workers
Port Adelaide
Perw
Federation
W. Mather
Fremantle
Karoola
Jeavinie
Ethelton Swimming Club Carnival Closes Season at Glanville Wharton
A large crowd attended the Ethelton Swimming Club carnival at Glanville Wharton on Sunday. Proceeds support a fund aiding Mr H Craske and Master G Ranford who saved a woman and two girls from drowning in Port River. The main event was a 50 yard handicap for a trophy donated by Hon F Condon, won by J Farrell.
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Ethelton Swimming Club
Glanville Wharton
H. Craske
G. Ranford
Port River
F. Condon
J. Farrell
Hanson
W. Nielsen
H. Gothfina
W. Haanson
Hendicap
J Lamtert
Hl. Todd
H. Smith
J. Shanks
G. Burgland
E. Eneburg
Volunteer Bureau And Police Depot Reconstruction Nears Completion
Work to reconstruct the old timber mills shed near No 2 Quay to shelter volunteers and provide pickup space is nearly finished. The Harbors Board removed the shed side near No 1 Quay to widen road space and straighten Fussell Street. Police are now housed on bureau ground with preparations to shelter them in winter as tents prove inadequate.
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No. 2 Quay
Harbors Board
No. 1 Quay
Fussell Street
St. Vincent Street
Bureau
Yacht Race At Outer Harbor Off Victoria
A Royal S A Yacht Squadron regatta staged a cruiser motorboat race from the Outer Harbor Wharf with Utrama and Gretka (M L Mitchell) leading. Utrama carried a 6 min 5 sec handicap, Gretka 0, Awahandra (R Le Tenpler) placed third, and Tritons and Beth faced engine trouble or did not finish. At Largs Bay the Largs Dinghy Club held two races with Swindler and Thistle among the few starters. cadet events featured Eva May and Ivy Weed dodging, Sunflower leading in the second leg with Eve May in pursuit.
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Royal S.A. Yacht Squadron
Outer Harbor
Wonga Shoal
Utrama
Grellea
M. L. Mitchell
Bret
Mittchell
C. L Inkster
Gretka
Awahandra
R. le Tenpler
Torre
No Ford
R. J. Jack Starter
Largs
Largs Bay
J. Fraser
Thistle
Cormack
McFarlane
Moodie
Winder
Tat Yinahies
Eva May
Inter Mor
Ivy
Leasha
The Japanese Steamer Tragedy at Adelaide
Tsuyoshi Yamakawa a fireman on the Kyokkoh Maru died at Adelaide Hospital after entering a boiler cleaned Monday March 11 to recover a glove his comrade Nakasaichi Ikeyama had lent him. Ikeyama died the same evening.
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Tsuyoshi Yamakawa
Por Adelaide
Adelaide Hospital
Nakasaichi Ikeyama
Ikeyama
Port Adelaide Railway workers bid farewell to retiring foreman
Port Adelaide railway staff gathered at the running sheds on Saturday to honor F. Cherry, the local foreman retiring after three years of faithful service in the South Australian Railways. D. Collier, assistant superintendent in Adelaide, presented a wallet of notes while Inspector H. A. Pearce and other department representatives praised Cherry’s service and the good relations with his fellow employees.
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Port Adelaide
F. Cherry
D. Collier
Adelaide
Cherry
H. A. Pearce
Peterstim
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NEW Intant School
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Woodvilly
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Jetley
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T.T. Thompson
Chartton
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Count Zelenski
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Opporits State Bank
London Loan End Discount Company. Limited
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J. m. .Trotman
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