Prisoner in Germany Writes of Swiss Exchange Recovery
A Dubbo-born Private Richardson describes his capture by Germans on July 20 1916 and his exchange via the Swiss border at Konstanz. He praises Swiss hospitality trains and hotels, notes weight gain after arrival in a leading Swiss resort, and says he would not trade his experience for anything, despite injuries and limited sight.
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KR. TG. Richrdson
Dubbo
Frank Richardson
Sydney
F. C. Wake
Richardson
Frank
Wirke
England
Konstan
Reddotter
Ela
New South Wales
Switzerland
Gapmilyy
Zurich
Berne
Lousanne
Montreaus
Tam Glid
France
Price
Kyogle
South Kyogle
Tnspector
Pa Cnis
Disputed Commission Case Over Underwriting Shares
The Linn case before Sira Cullen in the Banco Court involves Albert Degutardi and the Bomjbala Wreeking Company Titd seeking £15 0s. The underwriter argues commission disputed. jury returns verdict for plaintiffs for £11 15s. The company formed in 1919 with directors Leandret Sims Forsyth. Degutardi allegedly introduced subscribers and received commission on shares. The defendants claim the contract was with a preformation party and that the brokers acted as ordinary brokers rather than underwriters. The case hinges on validity of preformation agreements and director resolutions.
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Linn
Sira Cullen
Banco Court
Degorardi
Fleandere
Setndeet
Messrs. Leandret, Sims
Forsyth
Ayid
Von
Queensland women plan silent guard at Albion Park racecourse
The Queensland Women's Recruiting Committee will stage a notable protest next Saturday at Albion Park racecourse with 1000 women in black, many with relatives at the front, lining the approaches as a silent guard to oppose ongoing horse racing during the war. The notice notes seven days of racing in Brisbane recently, with record attendances and tote investments across four courses this month.
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Queensland
Albion Park
Ana
Brisbane
Metropolis
Many Thousands of Men Refuse War Duty Convince Mobilization Urged
Ma. Orehwed argues there are thousands of men in Avusledliv unwilling or unable to go to war. A bill should compel them to devote hours monthly to building tomes and preparing agyms to ready soldiers returning from combat. A vehicle accident on a vacant hampton harmed a lamp and damaged an engine, with a horse fleeing the scene and no injuries to the animal. Police court notes report fines for theft and rude conduct, and a case involving Lands Department matters with Aboriginals.
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Orehwed
Avusledliv
Hampton
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