Port Adelaide Club Elects Officers After Successful Season
The Port Adelaide Swimming Club held its annual general meeting on Tuesday. President J Simmons noted a 600-member club with 70 children taught this season. A 5000-strong crowd watched the annual long swim won by J M Lea, and the club earned £88 in cash with £25 in valued assets. patron E S Danvers aided early on. The meeting elected patron E S Danvers, officers, and committee members, and approved erecting a refreshment hut near the sheds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide Swimming Club
J. Simmoncs
J McCarthy
Crn
Port Adelaide
E. A. Danvers
J M Lea
Danvers
Smmonds
Dirly
E. 8
N Birke
T. Waterman
H. C. Tones
J. Logan
J. Simmons
Ms T. Davis
A. Gors
C. Lindsay
J. Locan
T. Davis
J. Lanedon
B.A. Tanners
Gill
Watt A. Bromley
A. Morrison
A. Mildram
Cau Gin
Lindsay
J. Langdon
Persistent Beggar Convicted Again in Port
Patrick Joseph Kirwan appeared before Magistrate G W Halcombe on a second charge for begging alms in St Vincent Street after a prior sentence. He admitted asking for money and a cigarette, claimed drink led to his actions, and was sentenced to six weeks imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Joseph Kirwan
G. W. Halcombe
T. Hannan
St. Vincent Street
WC Miller
Thome Rides In India Races Arrives Aboard Melbourne Steamer
T Thome, who recently rode in several races in India, was a passenger aboard the Melbourne steamer Flpe ance Bay which reached the Outer Harbor on Tuesday.
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T. Thome
India
Melbourne
Hampton Court Palace a Warm Day Visit Highlight
The writer describes Hampton Court Palace near Richmond, its history from Cardinal Wolsey to Henry VIII, and notes on public opening under Victoria. The piece highlights the Maze, Trophy Gates, Anne Boleyn's Gateway, the Great Hall, and an astronomical clock. It mentions deer in Home Park, the Long Canal, and the vines planted since 1768, with Hampton Court beside the River Thames and facing numerous visitors.
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Vite
Humptan Court Palace
Richmond
Lonom
LS. Amery
Mrp
England
Anne Buleyn
Jane Seymour
Ane Cleves
Catherine Howard
Catherine Carr
Queen Victoria
Tampton Court
Old Palace
Hampton Court
Charles
Anne Boleyn
Weneally
London Bridge
Home Park
Lord and Lady Forster Farewell at Outer Harbor Englandbound
Lord and Lady Forster left Outer Harbor for England aboard the Cathay via Tah, greeted by Port Adelaide officials and a large crowd. Miss Edith Caylton accompanied Lady Forster as a companion, and a naval guard received them at the wharf. A notable moment came when Lord Forster comforted a crippled schoolboy who said goodbye Cobber. The farewell featured bouquets, telegrams, and a chorus of well wishes from Adelaide officials and residents.
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Lord
Lady Forster
Outer Harbor
England
Edith Caylton
Port Adelaide
Mn A. O. Tapp
Upton
Commercial Road
Dalranald
Legh Winser
Justice Poole
Fe Yous
Naval Department
Mir
Military Department
Slane
J. F. Bickersteth
Fremantle
Corber
Lord Forster
Australia
Quiet Harbor
Lefevre
Cobber
Forster
Commonwealth
Porster
Atairs
Sir Edwin
Sir Edwin Smith
Adelaide
Australian Song Birds Referenced by Australian Poet Ogilvie
A Spectator article by Will H. Ogilvie prompts a Rothesay letter from J Ramsay arguing Australian birds sing as well as British songsters. Ramsay, a New South Wales bird student, claims reedbirds and other native species rival famed songbirds and notes the birds’ haunting calls enchant woods and landscapes.
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London “Spectator
Will H. Ogilvie
Ringland
Oxile Vie
Rothesay
Scotland
J. Ramsay
W. H. Ogilvie
Australia
New South Wales
Oxilvie
Rey
Alberton District Rechabites Social Honors Retiring Treasurer
A large gathering at the Rechabite Hall Port Adelaide celebrated Brother George Mathews P D C retirement after years as Tent Treasurer. He received an engraved smoker’s chair as a token of esteem presented by Brother Al Lewis DSJT with remarks from District Treasurer Bowsy and Tent Trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Star
George Mathews
Doris
Miss McNell
Bro
Mathews
Air
Bro al] Lewis
DSJT
Bowsy
District Treasurrer
District Board
Brn
A. B
Will equate song charms visitor in Australia
A traveler recalls hearing the bird known as will equate at four to five hundred yards and closer with richer tones than caged canaries. He notes interest in Dominions widening to natural history and jokes about a hotel porter challenging a pajamas-wearing man, calling him a scaloulist and warning about local proprieties.
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Australia
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