James L Garvey Solicitor Advertising Notice
James L Garvey Solicitor announces services next to the National Theatre contact line 107.
30 Jun 1936
Page 1
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Newspaper
Braidwood Review And District Advocate
Location
Braidwood, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1936
Page
1
James L Garvey Solicitor announces services next to the National Theatre contact line 107.
P. J. Meyer & Marsten Manfred Solicitors at Mountague Street Goulburn announce moon phases for July. Full Moon on July 6 at 3.34 am Last Quarter July 12 2.28 am New Moon July 19 1.19 am First Quarter July 26 7.36 pm.
The item reflects a reflection on providing aid, resisting wrongdoing, and envisioning a better future. It frames collective effort and moral duty aimed at social improvement in a local context. The date referenced is a Tuesday, June 30.
A Paris review cites Leopold Schwareechild and Winston Churchill estimates that Germany spent 1.25 billion pounds on armaments in 1935, with 0.8 billion pounds per Churchill. It notes likely 1936 expenditure for Rhineland fortifications and German colonial expansion aims including New Guinea. The piece argues Australia’s advantages and threats from German expansion in a postwar context.
In Warhlda Police Court Magistrate Carr Boyd dealt with cases under the Wool Hide and Skin Dealers Act. A fine of £1 4s was imposed for unsigned store entries. Another case involved John Leslie Donovan for allegedly keeping unrecorded purchases, with the magistrate noting doubt of offense and dismissing the information.
A small car driver, enraged after a bus edged him toward the curb in Oklahoma, pulled away a gap and fired into the bus rear. The magistrate showed no sympathy in court.
A week of storms toppled a tree injuring a mare near Beldadaly. Acting Justice Owen ruled a private detective cannot enter a home without a warrant, unlike police, under the Enclosed Lands Protection Act. A citywide effort trains children to avoid danger with school talks led by constables and praised by Royal Automobile Club President W J Bradley.
Fragmentary notice printed by Musgrave Bros at Wallace Street Braidwood appears to be a public notice or legal ad with scattered names and addresses and unclear actions or deadlines due to damaged text.
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