Rockhampton Mayor Wins Case Over Bulletin Damages
The Rockhampton Mayor Kingal sued the Bulletin for 1000 pounds claiming injury to reputation. A verdict for the defendants was returned and judgment entered.
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Newspaper
Bowen Independent
Location
Bowen, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 21, 1925
Page
5
The Rockhampton Mayor Kingal sued the Bulletin for 1000 pounds claiming injury to reputation. A verdict for the defendants was returned and judgment entered.
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A body of an eight woman found at the Gap, Watsons Bay, identified as Mrs Alla Bunce, and the corpse of H Smith, were recovered. Police believe Smith did not intend suicide but rushed to stop the other woman from leaping.
London dispatch says the King, ill with bronchitis for several days, showed considerable improvement yesterday. A campaign against tobacco appears in Washington in March to decide on the best way to eradicate the habit. Epthusiaats
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The private yacht Ohio carrying American millionaire E. W. Scripps, his party and crew arrived at Fremantle on February Sth during a world cruise. The 508 ton vessel, 123 ft long, names visited ports include Sian, Aden, Bombay, and a return via Melbourne Sydney and Tahiti. Scripps spoke on world peace and U S Britain alliances, noting migration policies and Australia’s migration selection.
J B Kelly expresses desire for your custom and requests a formal trial. The note indicates a preference to proceed in a legal or contractual dispute, seeking resolution through adjudication.
The Tivoli Theatre presents a varied program headlined by Pola Negri in Shadows of Parle and a five act bill including Pied Piper Malone and Refuge. Actresses Lois Whison and Katherine Macy Donald appear with Thomas Meighsy. Fox special and Tivoli Orchestra provide supporting acts.
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A 1996 communication forwards a prior note on damage to the Inkerman Bridge. It outlines proposed repairs and temporary measures including extending low level protection, a shallow cut, dyke works, and a two month schedule. The plan references reconstruction of a washed out portion and potential pontoon bridge for passenger transfer with departmental action ongoing.
A brief notice proclaims Selly’s Small Goods as a stand alone shop focusing on quality and excellence in its offerings. It emphasizes high standards and customer satisfaction.
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