Dispute Over Dividends In Australian Bank Case
A High Court hearing in Australia centers on the liquidation of a bank and the alleged dividend payments. The Primary Producers Bank of Australia faces claims from creditors and investors about due sums and the court’s authority to order repayments. The case, judged by Mr Justice Sullivan and associated counsel, resumed with testimony on fraud allegations and liability of the bank’s agents.
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Ange
Thie Supreme Court
Yastersay
Pltier
Betambra
Victoria
Avivtralam Lad
Euuthenn, Brush Nate Tape Tins, Man UN Mquidaton, “Takena Appitextiie
Eceive
Baik
Alatralia
Tin
Eezidis
Uae
Esse
Ausiala Pealavas O
Betainenis
Procend
Minoe
Atimuld
MuciOienn
Salaine
Onsen
Macyongun
Mrusien
Sissons
Little Interest in Life Bankruptcy Case at Commonwealth Court
Robert Meanster of Jubilee etree Stone's Corner told Registrar in Bankruptcy Mr J C Alexander he had little interest in life after a court case. He described heavy drinking, modest finances, and a claim of assets including three policies and five allotments valued at 50 each, with a total not exceeding 50. The examination ended without clear resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Meanster
Jubilee Etree
Stone's Corner
Common‘ealth Bankruptcy Court
J. C. Alexander
Thay
Aguinet McAlister
Edin Moore
Woody
Licensing decisions on multiple motel licenses in Dray-Underland district
The Licensing Commissioners met Tuesday and refused several license applications including for Wie Downe Motel, Dray-Underdland, and related properties. The list names numerous applicants and associates, detailing venues, manager names, and proposed transfers or reapplications, with the final outcomes affecting multiple licensed premises in Queensland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Zohn
Armads
Wie Downe
Lancelot Fred
Gruenerick Walden
Ie Licensing
Commissiors Yartesday
Ball
Pium Hota
Pinina
Sarah Cebber
Byrne
Rely Weare
Abwsnee
Ranert
Bruce
Ah-Gem ‘Nlawell
Choral Autel
Clermont
Tuet Emblear @sidwell
Annie Curtis
Globe
Moyet
Gaondiwilel
Cecil Zi
Denarero ‘Frantier
Licentes Wiecuatiry Titence
Capser i Drain
Queensland
Pro Baie
Geanapindi
Albert Blase
Carterating
William James Bowe
Lee Kote
Bune Iupuraty
Urenee
Genes O'enee
Barrant Woilley
Baninet Ya
Owneh
Be Inoue
Mle
Dow
Acid thrower fined in court case in New Dalore
Victims testified at Evite Court hearing on Saturday in New Dalore about a series of wilful destruction of clothing offenses valued at £223 4. Wilkon pleaded guilty and was fined £3, with a three month prison term postponed for good behavior. Prosecution cited related warrants and testimonies from witnesses The judge noted no further details were available.
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Victor Games
Inétraent Hake
Senencedeh
Evite
Ona Charen
UiTting
On & Sonn
New Dalore
Toe Sales
Ha Wee
Augiata
New Palm
Stott Valun
Anashel Fumorite
Garendeline Marien
Joye Gee
Rite
McMahon
Nee
Sean McMahon
Thelma Bre
Mherida
Eva Tehbel Atebonai
Beryl Tambert
Achuel Rojaiin
Olive Grasp Holmen
Catherine Ocautior
Wika Power
Dore Bradford
Wilkon
Fox Prison
Hunt
Eapleston
Opium Fraud Charge in Local Vagrants Case
In a police court hearing, George Xuhow, Pushge Hens, and others were charged with being vagrants and attempting to obtain opium valued at 500 through deception. The defendants allegedly sought opium for sale and promised delivery to Brackenbury, with attempts to defraud amounting to 1900. Each defendant was remanded for a week.
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Sharnes
Unas
Talasly
Dle
George Xuhow
Favourer
Pushge Henswesay
Mina
P. We Tregenr
Diefencante
Hey
Hey Hhideavoured In Income Upon Algernon, Sarr Brackensbury
Lal
Brisbane
Brackenbury
Trent
Stolen Bathing Apparel Reported in Local Court
A Monday incident involved Lily Austin, 23, seen wearing stolen bathing clothes tied to a reported theft. Police court records show Sergeant TM Bran welly ordered the defendant into bond at ten pounds for sentence.
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Grimerea Auervons
Tom
Outel
Sandyeia Bathine
Lily “Austin
P. W. Trnear
Pon
Increased Weekly Pay for Cemetery Workers Amid Claims
The report details a dispute over a weekly increase for cemetery workers, with Mr. Bryan presenting figures and arguments on higher pay and extended leave. Workers claimed 11 weekly increments, aiming for better conditions and extra half-days, while employers cited current weeks’ pay and resist calls for broader leave and wage boosts. The case, heard by City Court, remains unresolved as the council’s position and union demands clash amid differing regional conditions.
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Indus Rial Gore
Eniual
Minark
TA. Pyrry
Mee
Plains
J. Bryan
Monus Atlee
Albany OS
Norkday
Bryan
New South Wales
Parker Metato
Courcu
Themene
Porto
Too Trong
Chay
Presen Ce
Cemetery
BeyMetty Costa
Queens Aid Employers
Benjamin
Aumoritey
Amsco Station
North Queensland
M- Lovers! Association
Bankruptcy hearing for Robert Gould in Philadelphia region court
The paper details a bankruptcy petition filed by Robert Bemuel Gould of Custedue Road Philadelphia. It notes creditors' claims totaling £30 3s, a five year period of constant work with minimal earnings, and an examination that was described as closed and the debtor described ill and unable to fully respond.
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Adaeuytey
Alexander
Robert Bemuel Gould
Custedue Road
Ederim Bankeupiey van Teeved
Imaputies
Tilly
Guilet
UID
Adjourned 1929 Bankruptcy Exam Continues in Court
In Brisbane a bankruptcy examination of Harold Edward Wille continued before the Registrar in Bankruptcy. Wille, who traded with Knowles Market Cavalier and Sydney Barwain Stores at Warwick, details his work history since 1929 including a garage run by his wife, a garage closure in 194, and his recent city firm employment. The examination closed with Wille offering support information.
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Cours
Alexander
Ing
Ch. Little
Act
Ingore Sraeseie D. Romnan
Harold Edward Wille
Willl
Knowles ‘Maraket Cavirel
Sydney
Warwick
Patie Hon
Remand on Charge of Unlawful Killing at Ayr Hill
Remand granted in Ayr Pollée Court for Alfred George Alridie and Arnold Franklin Skipper on a charge of unlawful killing. Police report shows formal arrest evidence. security of £100 set and railway release granted. Local proceedings dated in Da cw in bar.
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Home Hill
Ayr Pollée
Lily Morn
Alfred
George Alridie
Wille
Armold Franklin
Ayr
16 Men Fined For Speeding In Brisbane Traffic Court
Seventeen speeding offences were heard by Mr P Ch Knyvert at the Brisbane Traffic Court. Names including Olka Lockhart Hill Margaret Street Toowoomba and Raymona Alexander Finley Wagner Road Clayfield were fined £3, while others such as Horste Roy Scott Tank Btrewman Willem Frederic and Wallen Proudlock faced £6 penalties. Several more individuals from Keowong Percival Charles Henry Rutherford Cliveden Avenue Oxley Wilton Birest Paddinp Jobs Livingston Park and Annerley were fined £2. Additional fines were imposed on Amnng pte and Alfred Boy Sparkes for separate offences. A number of motorists on Samford Road Brioggers and Atherton were fined £10 or £1 depending on the breach, with penalties for vehicle movement and stopping violations at city buildings also recorded.
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P Ch Knyvert
Iyne
Olka Lockhart Hill
Margaret
Street
Percival Charles Henry
Rutherford
Cliveden Avenue
Oxley
George
Henry Chae
Wilton Birest
Paddinvon
Jobs
Livingston Park
Primrons Terrace
Witsea
Harold Kaizen
Annerley
Sani
Tian
Amning Pte
Attenoan
Alicen
Willan Staples
Kurliba
Alfréd Boy Sparkes
Cebcinard
Steet
William ‘Milnes
Tor ‘Heving
Bajandopam
Arnold Reith Jonsen
Worley Street
Lutwyche
Willen George Galuhy
Herbert ‘Buse
Romais
Willian Leonard Poulton
Railway Breet
Woolloongabbe
Hiad
Almir As Henry
Robert Richard Jurd
Bireet
Wilston
Peter Thomas Brown
Gyorge Breet
Woollochzabia
Allenment
Owelt
Aimilar
Eawin John Charles
Slevervan
Vultine Street
Bouth Briebine
Modost
Roy Gordon
Dickson Street
Wooloown
Federal Bankruptcy Jurisdiction Notice Summary
A fragmented OCR reads like a federal bankruptcy jurisdiction notice with references to May Bemis, Kin, and surnamed entities, mentioning orders, ration, and legal proceedings. The readable portions hint at a court action involving creditors and a filing in Maine with a likely central coordinating office and dates in May.
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Nittingr Cw
Avaisprerrak
Etory
Etisalat
Moat Baus
Pasoo
Alcnaew
Aetaelt
Madani Uy
Ano Brysat
Sryent
Eau Federal
Pacis
Ing
Norman Maine
Pete
Unscrambled Legal Proceedings Referenced at Hedland Bay
Fragmented OCR text references a mysterious special task at Hedland Bay and a Supreme Court matter with multiple names such as Battista, Ras, and Trai. The garbled lines mention courts, universities, and various places, suggesting a legal or academic dispute filled with unclear references and scattered proper nouns.
Farewell to Head Teacher at Toowong School
On breaking-up day at Toowong State School, a farewell assembly honored the outgoing head teacher. The event featured a student band, presentations, and remarks from committee members announcing new appointment assignments for the school.
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Toowong
Mie Tooweng
Newbie
Ste Hirt
J P'ibanweil
Atyendanes
Nes Bern
Bae
Watson
MaCahon
Two Injured in Wynnum Sulky Crash Shatters Vehicle
In Lindum yesterday a sulky crash hurt Blanche Bare dal a widow and Anthony Gastar both residents of Henry Street Wynnum Central. They were thrown to the roadway when the vehicle tilted and fell on the remaining shaft, causing a fracture and chest injuries. Both were taken to Genera Hospital by ambulance.
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Lindum
Blanche Baredal
Anthony Gastar
Henry Street Wynnum
Wennum
Genera Hospital
Discharged on Two Counts in Local Court
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a case where a defendant is discharged on two counts. References to alleged acts, the judge or officials, and mentions of November events are unclear. Names and places are partially legible, with several garbled terms.
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Sern
Battista Hater
Mowat
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Ghorge
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