Bowen Harbour Board Wharf Case Dismisses Complaint
Ernest Reginald Atkinson, bowen harbour board wharfinger, charged Leslie Ferguson with disobeying an order at the Bowen jetty on April 11 1920. The court held the clause requires proof of obstruction or interference with landing and found no such obstruction by Ferguson, dismissing the complaint. The judge noted permits may be discretionary and that a wharfinger may admit legitimate business without a permit if justified. Costs awarded to the defendant with appeal anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Bowen
Atkinson
X.— Ferguson
Ernest Reginald Atkinson
Bowen Harbour Board
Leslie Ferguson
William Case
Lestie Ferguson
ICNIM
Yiojuston
Bingera
Inger
Mifeudiut
Davies
Tam
Delance
Whallinger
Ida
A.U.S.N. Co
Nga
Petaas Holdings
A.a.8.n. Co
Whitlinger
Fragmented OCR textile of scattered notes and garbled text
The readable fragments describe uncertain remarks about remedies, publications, and various people, with numerous garbled names and phrases. The passage lacks coherent events or clear entities, offering only partial glimpses of discussions around remedies and public notices without a definitive narrative.
Bowen direct with Weat. Sooramty Ohana letter item
Fragmentary 19th century letter text shows Bowen and the Sooramty Ohana of Commer discussing railway action. References mention Chas Culling MLA, a proposed pact area, and potential railway work along a route with plans, conventions, and approvals under a chamber council. The damaged OCR yields uncertain names and dates, but signals a formal railway inquiry and potential funding decisions.
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Bowen
Hove
Etea Caijayo
Ivor
Bubawate
Unclear meteorological notice with damaged text and ads
Fragmented OCR mentions a weather-related station and warnings but is garbled. The readable items include references to a Sydney-based firm, product listings, and a jewelers advert with Wolff & Co. and Shiels. The overall piece blends storm context with commercial notices and missing details.
Bowen Dingo Board Proceedings Amid Arranged Recoveries
A garbled list reflects a council or board session with names and places such as Fergus Burrwon Fs Uetidaoi and Perth, detailing actions related to recovery efforts. The fragmentary text includes multiple proper nouns, districts, and personal names, indicating a formal meeting or adjudication plus potential procedural notes.
Reward Offered for Information Leading to Conviction
A broad reward is advertised for information that leads to the conviction of a person involved in a specified crime. The notice lists numerous names of towns and individuals, suggesting a wide geographic reach and significant urgency.
Killarney Refreshment Rooms Menu Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists items and vendors for a Killarney refreshment room menu. References to meats snacks and drinks appear with garbled spellings and unclear items. No cohesive event or clear entities beyond the location name emerge.
Notice of New Hair Business Opening by Mena A Metisuth and Me Patel
Mena A Metisuth and Me Patel announce they have started a new hair business offering quality hair products and services. They pledge best reads at low prices with door delivery and home visits available by appointment.
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Mena
Patel
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MacKenzie
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