Soldiers from Wandilla and Tras-os-Montes land at Outer Harbor
Troops from Wandilla arrive by Vigilant with officers Mortimer Mitchell Gardner and Murray. Fifty four wounded and sick are landed with care, amid flags and welcomes. A second group from Tras-os-Montes totals 91 soldiers plus two naval men and three passengers, greeted by Mr Sammy Lunn and the Semaphore Cheerup Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wandilla
A. B. Mortimer
A. Mitchell
A. N. Gardner
A. J. Murray
E.M. Powell
Col. Powell
Trasos- Montes
South Australia
Tras-os-Montes
Sammy Lunn
Y.M.C.A. Army Department
No. 1
V.A.D
McPhee
D.N.O
Lieut
J. K. Paul
Port Adelaide
R. H. Smith
Semaphore
Lieut Colley
J. W. Carter
M.M
A. McL. Moore
W. H. Fisher
J. A. Maloney
W.A
W.A.), 2163 H Cpl. I. A. Lindsay, 538 Private W. H. Wallace
A. A. Bunn
Melbourne
H. McDonald
J. Herewane
Naval A.B
J. H. Begg
T. S. Manning
A. O. Harrington
W. A
Karoa
J. Sprouse
R.F.A
Barber
South Australians Landed From Port Macquarie at Ocean Steamship Wharf
On Wednesday afternoon 13 South Australians landed at Ocean Steamship wharf from Port Macquarie. The vessel and officers are named, with Captain Campbell added to disembarkation control. Major J. K. Paul and Mr. R. H. Smith welcomed the men. Disembarkation hindered by relatives breaking through guards. Men taken to Adelaide by special train. one death likely a man overboard near the Cape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Lieut. McPhee
C. J. Clare
Cm.g
Harbors Board
Ken Fotheringham
Ym.c.a. Army Department
A. E. Holloway
Semaphore Cheerup Society
J. K. Paul
Ds.o
R.ag.a
J. M. Antill
Port Adelaide
R. H. Smith
Triver
F. H. Blake
M. A. Brown
R. Morrison
C.S.M
Cluny Castle
Semaphore
London
Keswick
Y.M.C.A
A. Holloway
Outer Harbor
Melbourne
Mitchell
Heathersay
Mortimer
Lieut
Colley
R.A. Smith
Sammy Lunn
A. W. Lott
E. W. Stutchburry
H. L. Lewis
L. Langley
W. J. Pittman
Ocean Steamer
Port Macquarie
C.oms
D. A. Lewis
L.sgt. W. Schammer
Cape
Armagh's Troops Landed at Outer Harbor Arrival
South Australian soldiers from the Armagh disembarked at Outer Harbor on Friday afternoon. Major J. K. Paul and the Port Adelaide mayor welcomed them with refreshments from the Y.M.C.A. The Armagh carried 224 SA soldiers, the ship's return record. Some men remained aboard or missed disembarkation, with several listed as not arriving. Western Australian men were also landed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armagh
Outer Harbor
Wandilla
Colley
J. K. Paul
D.S.O
Port Adelaide
R. H. Smith
Y.M. C.A. Army Department
McPhee
District Naval Offcer
Sammy Lunn
CC. G. Wellington
G. D. Mitchell
D.C.M
M.C
W. H. Waters
C. de G
J. Barnes
F. A. McDonald
Cape Town
Cpl
S. H. Heath
M.D
F. Stanley
Sgt
W. Thompson
J. Simpson
Lnce-Cpl
T. H. Keily
J. A. S. Battery
W. Goudie
A. Barrett
C. J. Ralph
P. H. Marshall
C.S.M
H. C. Kendall
Port Adelai Rectification Notice
A published notice corrects the name as Port Adelai Port Adelai da as the intended designation. The item clarifies the correct spelling for official records and references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelai
Port Adulaida
Seamen's Trouble Aboard South Australia Delegates Headed to Melbourne
Mr T Kiely the South Australian delegate and federation vice president leaves for Melbourne by the express after an Adelaide medical check up. Accompanied by A C Woodsford the branch secretary they seek possible exemption from quarantine rules for interstate travel. A cautious reply from the Federal Executive leaves the 24 hour ship notice dispute unresolved as SA maintains its stance while awaiting a conference outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Kiely
Federation of the Seamen's Union
Melbourne
Express
Adelaide
A. C. Woodsford
Federal Executive
South Australia
Kiely
Conference Seeks Resolution of Travel Safeguards
A speaker expressed hope the constitution of the Central Executive would not raise issues at the conference. He wished the trouble settled and preferred Interstate travelling safeguards not block his travel to Melbourne to be present and ready on the spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Executive
Melbourne
City of Port Adelaide invites tenders for Town Hall lease
City Council invites tenders for the lease of Port Adelaide Town Hall for five years from June 1 1919. Tenders due by 4 pm on May 29 1919. Options include hall in present condition or with improvements per plans and specs. Obtain details at the office. addressed to the Town Clerk with Tender for Town Hall. No tender guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
Town Hall
Clean Sweep Property Port Adelaide Sale
Special attention called to May 16 advertisement for disposal sale of Port Adelaide property. Offers close June 7. Local readers urged to submit bids by deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
Lost Gold Signet Ring With Soldier Photo
Lost signet ring in Port Adelaide or surrounding city area containing a soldier's photo. Keep sake item. Reward offered. Apply by phone Port 2032.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
Port 2032
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L. C. Trembath
N. B. Wellington
T.cpl
M. E. Zeffert
Sgt. J. 5. Linton
CC. Martin
Set. S. McGrath
A. Whitehouse
E. J. Dixey
Cpl. J. Hopkins
D. R. Jones
J. Gray
N. Allen
F. W. Ratcliffe
The
Semaphore Road
Exeter
MR. Woodsford
Western Australian Insurance Co., Ltd
South Australian
Currie Street
E. B. Grandfield
J. M. Singlair & Co
Lipson St
Port Ade
Bonanza
James Duell
Cash Draper
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