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Brisbane Courier Mail

Location

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Date

Dec 21, 1938

Page

3

Land raises above sea level ruling on petition to convert land

A court hearing led by Mr Payne considers the claim by William Wallin and Alea Stafford to convert tidal land at a Norwich area site. The judge weighs definitions of improvements and the impact of high water, ruling on whether land lies above high tide and if compensation for works is due.

W. Ty Payse William Wallin Alea Inoer Stafford Aouinport Erorind Bern Payne McClin Werte Mido Mr. Payneed Asohaby Marti A.D. Mei KG Missis Blue Biggs Tor Rankin Bualford Mr C Martin Chow

Betting Fine Shown By Court In Muir Hill Case

Inspector J Smith told Mohice Court a deterrent fine of 425 was imposed for betting. The defendant, Ketiza Street resident Murphy, pleaded ALIN and received 21 days in default for nonpayment. The case involved organized betting activity and a probative hearing by the presiding officer.

Inspector J Smith Mit Ie Mohice Manele Mionimvliy Ketiza Street Valley Ats Weharee Cme BM Dave Tor Puviorttt Rite Tnspretor Amin Kalit Murphy Wis Aero Raper Canta Ustienaass Tet Brieniee

Court Bans New Union in Queensland Brewery Dispute

The Industrial Court refused registration of the Queensland Brewery Workers Union after a prolonged appeal by the Federated Liquor Trade Union Queensland branch. The judge set conditions to protect members and officers, with registration only possible if met by February 1 or another fixed date. otherwise the new union would remain unregistered and the appeal dismissed. The ruling notes the union’s largely striking membership and names the presiding officers.

Federated Liquor Trade Mail Brisbane Toowoomba Foderated Liquor Trade Union Tne App Pellant Atvemca Queensland Mauch Mien Owens Comeh Lunion Vic Mr. Dus Webbi Apa Messes T. A. Perry W. J. Riordan

Relief fraud cases in Police Court prosecute two men

Two men named Marl Petersen and Thomas Carroll pleaded to false relief applications made on October 21. They were ordered to repay sums of £2 13s 0d or £471 6d and faced two months imprisonment in default. Inspector T Harold criticized the accused as “birds of passage” receiving relief under assumed names.

Pau Uetore Harold Bamanas

Jews Arrive Seeking Settlement After Persecution

Refugee Jews totaling 14 arrive by Australian-bound steamers Singapore Batavia and Sourabaya, seeking asylum in the Marella area. They express relief at surviving and fear for relatives. government plans to provide work through woollen factories in Sydney and London-bound trade routes, with ties to Australian immigration policy and prewar Jewish migration patterns.

Coe Hyrumgh Arishane Marella Joe Abe Singapore Batavia Sourabays Janet Perma Balgely Busiieay Pichte Mann Sydney London Fries

Deaf and Dumb To Confer In Hobart Despite Travel

Officials of the Kilaklon and the Care ryyal am plan events in Hobart with more than 200 delegates and competitors from Queensland and Mareeba. The party includes key figures like Ming Kathleen and Kelvin Grove, with a welfare officer and chaperone noted among attendees.

Sousa Sary Omauudt Uesguen Garival Hobart Brava Uskt Otter Soules Queensland Iaaby Patia Stace ii Mareeba Chinculis Chstlevil Roshampio Ald Tawich Wei Land Shrine Kelvin Grove Mibking Tehaepion Utp Mlaior Landers Tsi Lars E. Bryan Touch I Acing Sn

Dayboro Carnival Promises War and Wonder

Bushmen’s carnival at Dayboro by the Dayboro sub branch of the Returned Sailors and Soldiers Imperial Heave of Australia. Activities include calpedentiing buckjumping and other events. A parade train leaves Rota Street at 9 36 AM and returns later.

Bushmen's Carnival Dayboro Imperial Heave of Austalia Muhmen Om Woniay Becerbet Ana Rota Street

Gardening tips for salad crops and shading needs

Seasonal guidance notes shading requirements for growing lettuce and radish during warm periods. A simple cover is used to regulate moisture and protect crops, with removal when water needs change.

Repairs To Sandgate Plier The Vice Mayor Approval Record

The vice mayor Alderman Laurie yesterday approved a plan to cast a new component for the Sandgate plier project. The proposal aims to strengthen the structure and place the device in good repair as part of the municipal improvement efforts.

Sandgate Laurie Ekra AlBertaus Laurie

British film contracts deepen ties with Australia five year deal

A major five year agreement between British producers and Australia New Zealand distribution partners will export UK films to Australia and New Zealand. Key titles include The Ware Chie and Trouble Brewing with cast such as Clive Brook June Baxter Betty Driver and Edgar Wallace. The pact aims to cement reciprocal trade between Britain and Australia.

Mme Seer Bhygee Beit Runghelms Pes Gurdon Eilis Tite Hon Whe Iy London Dike AIT Piedhren Pant Batri Sutora Austratin Australia Clive Brook June Baxter Windmarty KE Barnes Edgar Wallace Bonnie Betty Driver Jimmy O'oak George Pormby Drsigo

Presentation To Forester On Blurred Membership

A cryptic notice describes a meeting where JF Beeston presents on a decorative topic titled Bowel Braoane and praises Beeston and Sorked as acting in the best interest of a local lodge. The prose is garbled, referencing ancient orders, chairs, and a forester.

Forester Mare Beeston Ioun Bel Junie Ifes Iileed Boetoh

Motor 4R Stolen in Weekend Theft Report

A motor car valued at 91 pounds, owned by Workmen's Motors Ltd of Ann Street, Valley, was carjacked from the premises on Lin Ping Street. A second item, a watch valued 11 pence, was taken from a shop on George Street. Police cautions issued as thefts continue in East Coorparan.

Workmen's Motors Ltd Ann Street Valley Geouide i George Altreet

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