Willers and Mill Employees Award In Australia
Justice Powers ruled on the flour milling industry terms as Frank Condon appeared for the mill. Rates rose for millers and carriers with sick pay and extra pay for holidays. Wages increased by 64 per hour for carriers, with shifts and hours set at 44 per week. Condon noted maintenance of the four weekly hours and NSW inclusion under four hours and related conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Powers
Slayan
Frank Condon
Rhein
Estrella Retera
Condon
New South Wales
Fright Fire Extinguished at Fort Nessisle Barracks
An outbreak of fire in the evening prompted Fort Nessisle Fire Brigade to respond. The flames were contained before spreading, with two men and two women reportedly involved, though no serious damage occurred. The event cost £20 in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En Abocen
Invincible Orchestra at Bemaghers Town Hall
G Matthews announces Clare Invincible Orchestra at Bemaghers Town Hall Tussdry June 40 1 supper tickets obtainable at the door Hon. Secretary G Matthews
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auwottt
Bemaghers Town Hall
Clare ‘Oun
Invincible’ Orchestra
G. Matthews
Neglected Military Duties Prompt Detentions and Fines
At Port Adelaide Police Court a large group of cadets and Citizen Forces members were punished for missing compulsory drills. Penalties included up to 20 days detention and fines. several defendants faced additional costs and default detention. The cases, brought by Lieut. G. M. Elliott, noted generally good records for some trainees and included juvenile court dispositions with varying detentions and fines.
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G. WooLcombe
Port Adelaide
Liew
G. M. 1. Elliott
Rosewater
Herbert
W. J. Rogers
Rose¢water
Roy A. Hewish
Yatala
Berteram RP
Wienest
Exeter Bee
Donald, A. Barber
Alfred H. Buttle
Exeter
Herold R. Reach
Queenstows
Norman S. Morris
Portland
Taf
Jobs Gove
Lawrence Antoni
Robin A. H. Hughes
Finsbury Park
Angua McAulay
John L. Wareing
Alberton
Ronald C. Leach
Sandwell
Liewt Elliott
RM. Lenton
Bert Tamitson
Osborne
Hone Short
William AB. Hart
Johns A. Hunter
Yatale
Et Couts
Francia James Harman
Paddington
Reginald A. Ve Baker
Queenstown
Melville Hammer
Glanville
Charles Hames
Thomas D. Forrest
Birkenhead
Robert W. Murphy
Albert C. Ivey
Glanginé
G. W. Halcombe
Stanley Kenneth Gower
Olveston Avenue
Bever Tey
C. M. L. Elliott
Port Adelaide Sailing Club Dances at Town Hall
Port Adelaide Sailing Club hosts a yachting dance on Wednesday July 25 at the Town Hall under the mayor and mayoress. Miss Ogu Darnell's Tazz Orchestra provides music with Mr Frank Brice as MC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
Ho Stade
Ogu Darnell
Frank Brice
Port Adelaide Fleet Committee Hosts Final Meeting
The Port Adelaide Fleet Entertainments Committee held its final meeting in Port Adelaide Town Hall presided by Mayor H Slade. Directors praised the fleet visit, noted £446 4s 8d total expenditure, with £177 9s locally and £268 15s 8d by the Central Committee. Prizes from fleet sailors were presented to the Naval Reserve crew and cups awarded, with thanks to the ladies committee and press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
H. Slade
Adelaide
Central Committee
Maddern
South Australian
Micers
Meer
Naval Reserve
H. J. Coldwell
Alvo
H R Coldwell
Ban
L. Dunstan
A. Renton
A. Workman
A. Hoffmann
Ateoke
K. J. Coldwell
Rox
Ald. Clouston
Tapp
Port Adelade
Accident at Fort Adelaide Power House Halts Tram Service
A Fort Adelaide power house accident caused a four minute tram disruption on Saturday morning. Norman Mellor of Hackney was using a ladder when a spanner touched a high tension wire, delivering a shock that threw him down. He was taken to Port Adelaide Casualty Hospital with a scalp wound a burnt hand an ankle sprain and shock. He later returned home.
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Fort Adelaide
Norman Mellor
Hackney
Mellor
Port Adelaide
Steam Wagon nearly crashes through Wharf at Dock
A steam wagon owned by Mr Wall escaped a hopper failure and rolled toward the left, causing a sensation on the south side of the Dock. White ants reportedly damaged the wagon at the chemical works in Torrensville, while the Copenhagen steamer from Nauru continued its cargo duties.
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Copenhagen
Nauru
Dis Igide Chemical Works
Torrensville
Wall
Albert Infant School Mothers Club Annual Report
The Mothers Club of Albert Infant School celebrated its annual report. Miss Wason outlined the club's year work and highlighted the children and mothers who helped through cooperation. The president and vice presidents were thanked for their support.
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Selent
Miss Wason
Nplendad
Hey
Eevil
Parisine
Wilt Ceamtend
Estow s Church Christ Me Qu Estow s Church Christ Me
The entry notes a church service at Queestown s Christ Church in Maine led by preacher W C Brooker. It lists a Sunday June 1 service in the afternoon with Bible School at 2 80 p m and a talk by Mr W Brooker titled Our Grade with a welcoming message implied.
Chinese Stowaways Face Heavy Fines at Port Adelaide
Detective Inspector J C Burford led Customs in a case against nine stowaways linked to a fumigation plan that could have killed them. Each defendant received a fine of £100 plus £1 costs, marking a record fine day at Port Adelaide.
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Port Adelaide
J. C. Burford
Customs Department
Peis
Remante
Mr. Ray
Inspector Burford
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Willers and Mill
Weatherboard Rouse Aueent
HJ. Chisholm
Itnsday
Martha J. Bowet
D.C
Duell’s
Matesiaus
RTAR
James Duell
Port Fleet Entertainment Committee
Powerhouse
Magneto
Victoria Square
Albert Infant School
Mothers Club
Queestows Church
Crrist
W. C. Brooker
Aum
J. Mitchell
Hible School
Tom
W. Brooker
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