Fragmented Brisbane notices mix business, legal and social items
OCR fragment lists varied Brisbane items including tours to Main 23, air ventures, ballroom dance steps, photo market, church notices, property exemptions, meeting guides, and a government debt reference. Names and places appear scattered with uncertain details across multiple subjects.
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Maton
Vale
Albert Street
Brisbane
Haieng
Air Board
Victoria Barpaces
Mulbourne
Wes
Anneriey
Silvester
Miend
Lot Elisabeth Street
Jgrabane Corinda
Mt Parece
Deake
Hilzabeth Street
Brissna
Burglary at Stafford golf shop leads to police case
Michael Thomas Stafford reports his Yeerongpilly shop was broken into between October 30 and November 1. Police reveal stolen items include golf balls, golf bags, clubs, a blazer, and sleeve links. Suspects Harold Lancelot Revier and Archibald Nell deny claims as they face remand with further inquiries.
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Michael Thomas Stafford
Brisbane Golf Ub
Yeerongpilly
Harold Lancelot Revier
Archibald Nell
Revier
Main Street
Mell
Accession Street
Bardon
Neil
Hack
FM. O’drincoll
F.T Cross
Messrs. Morris, Fletcher
Crocs
James Campbell Fined For Street Theft In South Brisbane
James Campbell aged 22 labourer was fined 28 pounds by Mr J S Berge for stealing 0 8 from J W T Theaker an insurance agent in Glenelg Street South Brisbane on November 14 Theaker was assaulted from behind with an iron bar and Campbell was arrested later Theaker had recognised Campbell after the incident Kennedy and Co urged leniency noting Campbell’s criminal record while friends offered to pay the fine and restitution to Theaker and AMP Society
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Campbell
J. 8
Berge
Yeaterday
J. W. T. Theaker
Glenelg Street
South Brinbene
Theaker
Meyer
AMP Society
Deiscodl
Campell
Atrick
Campbell
OT Kennedy
Asewood Kennedy
Illegal Possession Charges and Fine for Joseph O'Neil
Joseph O'Neil admitted possessing a grevenet wiper found at Brune Street Valley on December 11, claimed it was given by a woman unknown to him. He was fined £5 and faced three months imprisonment. The item appeared to be stolen goods and was intended for delivery to Beval Hnetel.
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Joseph O'Neil
Insaurer
J. & Berpe
Thay
Brunewie Street
Valley
Aoman
Theft from car and assault charges in Brisbane street incident
Report details a theft of two doxems from a traveller’s vehicle on Brisbane Street on December 11. A carpenter, Job Bean, is listed as charged with theft and assault, with a month imprisonment term and a hand laceration injury noted. Police, led by Mb Berge, are investigating.
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Morrows, Ltd
Brisbane Street
Berge
Ryan
No Tax Returns Fined for Farm Revenue Offense
A series of small fines were issued to Alfred Berry, cane farmer, and Richard Kemtina for failing to file tax returns. John Taylor, auditor official, and others received penalties including costs. The notices reference George Street and Chewko with monetary penalties and coats.
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Oa. Pow. Tregear
PUM
Alfred
George Street
Heishune
Richard Ao
Kemtina
Garaged find links to a double theft case in progress
A garaged clue leads to a burglary inquiry. Police outline the case against James Gayie accusing theft involving a wheel and tyre tube from a parked car. Senior-Serjeant O Driscoll presents the accusation and timeline of events surrounding the intrusion.
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Prddingeay
OM. O'Driscoll
James Gayie
The 1891 Striking Conspiracy Trial Begins in Clermont
G E Bunning recounts the pastoral strike of 1851 and the arrest of strikers charged with conspiracy. The magisterial inquiry at Clermont opens April 1 1891, examining intimidation and molestation under Imperial statute and detailing long proceedings with accused unionists.
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G. E. Bunning
Henry Lawson
Clermont
Man Pleads Guilty to Attempted Theft of Valet Goods
A man pleaded guilty before Mr J Berge PM yesterday to attempting to steal on December 12 no wheel and tyre and tube valet at 218, belonging to Sarah Morris Davis. The court noted his wife and children in Bertland, warned of harsher charges, and sentenced him to one month imprisonment with a £25 surety for a year.
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J . Berge
Sarah Morris Davis
Gumerisland
Bertland
Cole
Berg
Hotelkeepers Fined For Sunday Bar Open Violation Case
Martin Kelly licensee of Hotel Ryan at Paddington faced licensing court verdicts after being fined 414 pounds for allowing service and trade on a Sunday. Albert John Tibertie, licensee of Alliance Hope on Letchhardt Street, was fined 10 pounds with costs in default four days imprisonment. The court ordered the license in that case to be amended.
Law List Highlights Probate and Land Court Matters
The day’s law list notes two main items: a motion for an injunction related to rights of a deceased party in a bankruptcy jurisdiction context and an ex parte petition for a sequestration order. In Land Court, open court sessions include a determination of compensation payable for land taken under public works laws in North Brisbane.
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Justicn
Sir James Blair
Chambers
Denny + Denny matrimonio
Iles Rowensengel Y Bel Brow Pry, Ltd
Motlonm
Interioruterys
New Oh Ruceles
Mothon
Edward Helmes Pizer
Walker Hutchings
Giedys
Jone Hutchings
Land Court
Jo Ho Shaw
Public
North
Brisbane
Oliv
Conspiracy Documents Detail Union Threats in Barcaldine Trial
Extracts from letters found on accused men reveal plans to split troops into small bands to evade police, attack by night, and force military surrender. Evidence shows a broad campaign with arson, intimidation, and calls to arm with Winchester rifles. prisoners transported under tight guard amid protests.
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Clermont
Tambo
Bowen Downs
Richmond Downs
Manereo
Westland
Northampton
Barcaldine
Australian
New South Wales
Mount Morgan
Woolscour
Major Patterson
Douglas
Brisbane
Ay Foot
Hare
Kerr
Wills Rifles
Japanese Not Interested in Australia Says Chemist
E C Schofield of Bondi, Sydney, touring Japan, claims Japan has no territorial aims toward Australia. He says Japan focuses on Manchuria to counter Russia and would not extend conquest for years. Japan’s concern is tariffs blocking goods, affecting its wool imports.
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Japan
Manchukuo
Australia
E. C. Schofield
Bondi
Sydney
Brisbane
Schofield
Russia
Barcaldine Conspiracy Claims Include Bridge Cut and Burned Sheds
In Barcaldine on April 3 unionists alleged Jengthsmen cut the bridge and squatters burned sheds to injure free labourers bound for Aramnac rather than Clermont. 70 railway staff were dismissed to ensure loyalty, amid tensions at Cor rena as details emerge.
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Barcaldine
Derwent
Clermont
Aramnac
Correna
Hab
Ebor Creek Bridge
Akaroa Voyage Promises Grand Cabin Class Experience
Shaw Savill & Albion Line markets its single class service on the AKAROA voyage, offering first saloon privileges to all passengers. The ship features a lounge smokkercom drawingroom verandah cafe with dancing, swimming pool, children playroom, and panoramic views of New Zealand and the Panama Canal region.
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Shaw Savill & Albion Line
Ring Lumary
Verandah Cafe
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