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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 01, 1934
Page
3
A jumbled OCR fragment lists scattered names, dates, and phrases about legal matters and individuals. It references governmental, financial, and personal terms with unclear connections, making it hard to identify a clear event or outcome.
The Supreme Court ordered the bank to indemnify the two liquidators for costs and professional fees after a dispute over certificates and a deed. The court noted the defendants faced a generation of issues and reserved further costs, delivering a formal indemnity against their funds.
Fragmented court transcript shows a dispute between neighbours regarding alleged harassment by the defendant toward the witness and her daughter. The witness described frequent disruption and the defendant denied misconduct, with testimony about the daughter’s behavior and the defendant’s claims of nonpayment. The case referenced a claim of ongoing improper conduct and a schedule of seven days in default.
Fragmented court notes show Parthee evidence surrounding a half share farm contract dispute. Names include Edward McKinnon and Maud Ellen Warrot amid a May to June timeline and claims of wrongful termination and damages. The case references five-year arrangements and the potential gaol sentence for related offenses.
Fragmented text references a law list billing and fees with mentions of officials, courts and charges. It appears as an OCR fragment with unclear names and dates, rendering precise entities uncertain. The readable portions indicate legal fee guidance and potential deadlines but lack coherent specifics.
A woman faced charges of stealing a ring in a case heard before Magistrate Leo Rohgall. Detective Sergeant Jk Wemklan testified, detailing the alleged incident at a residence in Westnenaauine. The defendant was remanded for further proceedings as the court heard the testimony and considered evidence including statements gathered by the detective.
The document records penalties of ten pounds imposed on hotelkeepers. It references a Sunday event and an upcoming or recent court proceeding with mentions of individuals and locations, but the OCR text is heavily garbled, offering few clear details beyond the financial penalty and the hotelkeeper focus.
The document reports an assault allegation involving Henry Aloe Solomon and a named party, with the unclear procedural branding and defense mentioning counsel. The transcription is garbled with multiple misreads, yet indicates a court filing where the defendant denies the charge and is represented by counsel.
Local sports brief notes Tinon and YH km among participants. Fraley ue and Utes ee tan Sisters Gfadbiean take part with teams like Wutindan and Saline Wanoen amid a crowd. Meant to highlight upcoming events and athlete lineups.
The Commonwealth arbitration issue centers on extending federal wage standards to Queensland metal trades. unions and employers clash over whether a federal award applies locally, with Myhill and O Toole arguing for broader coverage and stronger manufacturing safeguards.
Public discussion centers on improving Manly Baths and surrounding jetty area with proposed access, drainage, and comfort upgrades. Lord Mayor and Aldermen weigh the costs, benefits, and feasibility while noting delays and funding priorities for ongoing public works.
A brief court entry notes an individual unnamed in the fragment remanded for seven days. The report mentions possible hearings and a scheduled review, but lacks clear identities, dates, or locations due to damaged text. Further readable details are needed to clarify charges or proceedings and the responsible jurisdiction.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a State property record dated July 10 and references assessed values and a parcel or property action. The legible bits point to a real estate notice but lack full names or places to confirm specifics.
Fragments describe salvage sheets used at a fire, references to a brigade and a Mr W. S. Deimend, with notes on causes of recent fits and equipment like stoves. The text is garbled but mentions a system for salvage and observations on the brigade’s arrivals and activities.
An awards notice lists winners in the coach and motor body building category from a 1920s industry page. It highlights individuals linked to the Queensland Chamber of Commerce and various engineering and manufacturing associations in Australia. The fragment confirms award recognition for notable builders and practitioners.
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