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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 11, 1934
Page
5
Fragmented OCR text shows a legal notice about sale of unpaid estate or taxes with references to a jurisdiction and dates. The readable portions indicate a public sale action under a law list, but many words are garbled. The record preserves only uncertain details about the proceeding and location.
Fragmentary report details an explosion near 297 South involving several individuals. Names are garbled but indicate injuries and a investigation by local authorities. Additional readable items reference dates in November and a nearby street, with mentions of a witness or official filing.
Land court decisions detail the value and enforcement of improvements on homesteads in a case naming Winton and others. It discusses fences, surveys, rates per mile, and related property duties, with references to penalties and legal obligations for payment and maintenance.
A railway lost property sale notice appears with fragmented OCR text. It references a sale event and mentions the railway, property items, and dates, though many words are garbled. The readable parts indicate an official sale by the railway, requesting claims and listing terms.
A police operation at a gaming house in Corona resulted in 38 defendants being charged with gambling. The list includes John Smith, Fittold Donen, Vincent Jordan, Edenr Thorny, Matthew Fry, Jahre Willapn, Colin Percy Lloyd, Heaney Lloyd, Gustav Hall, Thomas Turbary, Walter Woon, Charles Davey, Charles Melly and Leonard among others.
A garbled 19th century OCR fragment lists numerous labourers and workers with scattered ages and roles. Names include Mitchel, Willan Jones, John Thomas, Robert Jammy, Norman Nelson, Frederick Lamet Martie, Stanly Mort Timer, Ewart Santor, Leo Walls, and others followed by disjoint notes about custody, delays, and forfeitures, ending with scattered job titles and partial remarks.
Fragmented report describes a hotel fracas involving multiple defendants and an alleged blow with a paling. Accounts name Mr St Widlion and others, with defense counsel Wars' ghanenan noted.
A horse trainer from Iowa faced a fine and imprisonment after pleading guilty to theft related to a betting ticket at Albion Park racecourse. The suspect admitted stealing a ticket tied to a race on December 4 and attempting to claim cash winnings. Police traced the money and held the defendant pending further action.
The garbled OCR outlines a chaotic event with mentions of Rand, Sewandae, Lats wae Ble Bouse, and various names like Gympie and Meade. It reads as a jumble of racing, people, and locations with unclear outcomes.
A prolonged legal appeal centers on the method of juice harvest allowances and overtime for railway engine drivers. The Norwivare case involves workers and employers arguing pay calculations, with Justice Web noting prior principles and the appeal proceeding before a panel led by Routh Jonstone Mill.
The Industrial Court in Northern Queensland hears a full appeal relating to sugar industry labor. Key figures include Vin Alcinn Hiccardo and Wale Gaspari, with judge Raving ruled on piece work and street pay, while Mr Re Muir for the appellant argues jurisdiction questions.
The case concerns a state award dispute in the transteial Court Sa, with Jimune wn urna an ere and parties including Miordan- Migr arb and the Realener sev. The union and employers contested wage terms and work conditions under a restructuring ordered by the court. The secretary Carney and attorney Meus appeared for the Union, with arguments over wages and the scope of the award. The court deliberated on whether current wages met the state framework and if revisions were needed to reflect the changed industry conditions.
A fragmented regional note describes a waterside picnic planned amid heavy insect concerns and rising heat. Community groups discuss safety, food, and seating, while local authorities urge preparedness and caution for attendees.
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