Injury to boy on bicycle in Kedron court case
Evidence at Police Court revealed Reginald Scells driven car at Gympie Road Kedron struck Norman Tune a 13 year old cyclist. Tune suffered a left forearm fracture and shock. Driver admitted driving with prior licence cancellation for drunken driving. Adjourned to December 28 for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kedron
Reginald Arnold Scells
le Geyt Street
Windsor
Gympie Road
Norman Albert
George William Cook
Tune
C. B. Hile
W. H. Roberts
Norman Albert Tune
Liquor Returned to Woman in Dismissed Complaint
Tregear P.M. in Summons Court yesterday dismissed a complaint against Isabel Nebola of Leichhardt Street Stringybark for liquor found on premises. Prosecution by Frederick Pulethorpe alleged liquor kept for sale after a September 5 complaint to Justice John Smith. Warrant deemed defective due to lack of grounds. liquor ordered returned without cost. Gilbert appeared for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.M
Tregear
Isabel Nebola
Leichharde Street
String FY
Frederick Pulethorpe
Poller
Costa
RF Gilbert
Eddie Carmichael Charged With Grievous Bodily Harm
Eddie Carmichael aged 25 a labourer appeared in the City Police Court charged with grievous bodily harm to John Kinross Smith on December 18 at South Brisbane. The injured man is not in a serious condition and is out of hospital. Bail set at 20 pounds with one surety. case adjourned until December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Carmichael
South Brisbane
John Kinross Smith
T. M. Brannelly
Stole Purse and Money Guilty Plea in Police Court
Harold Richard Hogan aged 28 a labourer pleaded guilty before Mr P M Hishon OFM in the Police Court to stealing on December 20 at Brabane a leather purse and seven shillings in money valued at seven eight seven which was the return of Reginald Arthur Robinson. He was fined £2 and ordered to pay costs with one week's imprisonment in default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Richard Hogan
P. M. Hishon
Brabane
Reginald Arthur Robinson
Licensing Commission Grants Hotel Licences in Brisbane Area
The Licensing Commission met in Brisbane yesterday and approved several liquor licence transfers and temporary premises permissions. Transfers included Robert Roy Cattell’s Forresters Arms Hotel Rockhampton to Lillian M Fairweather and Cyril Morrison Pickering’s Exchange Hotel Grandown to Ethel W Curtton. Ipswich Prince of Wales Hotel sale pending. temporary premises permissions granted for Carew Hotel Augathella to Dec 12 1837 and Downe Hotel Nonda to June 30. Also license for Gladya Ahern at Downe Hotel and an Alfred Henry Lettery storage liquor request for Gympie Recreation Association premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Licensing Commission
Meeal
Brisbane
Lcensed Victuallers
Robert Roy Cattell
Forresters' Arms
Rockhampton
Lillian M. Fairweather
Cyril Morrison Pickering
Exchange Hotel
Drandowne
Ethel W Curtton
Samuel Graham
Prince of Wales Hotel
Ipswich
Margaret Jane Roche
Carew Hotel
Augathells
Twto
Dells Gladya Ahern
Downe
Nonda
Billiarets
Icence
Ichard Hatfield
Crow's Nest Shire Council Plans Major Road Works
The Crow's Nest Shire Council expects to receive £400 by year end and aims to pay off a power grader while keeping overdraft near £3000. The Main Commission allocates £759 for road maintenance in the current financial year. Plans for the Toowoomba Hurnett Highway upgrade are approved as a permanent works scheme with day labour preferred by the council, while the Communications side favors contracting tenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crow's Nest Shire
Ber
Toowoomba —Hurnett
Crow's Nest
Wattleechion
Sunday World News Wire Update
The latest global happenings are summarized by a major news service. This bulletin covers developments across continents, highlighting politics, economics and unusual events shaping markets and society today.
Decision For Grazier Pither in Bank Debenture Dispute
In a Supreme Court judgment Hon. Justice Webb ruled for Abn Pither of Benambra Victoria against the Primary Producers Bank of Australia Ltd in liquidation and The Southern British National Trust Ltd in liquidation. The case concerned dividends due from the bank’s liquidation and a disputed assignment of rights to receive those dividends. The court voided the December 4 1933 assignment, awarded Pither the unpaid dividends totalling £4726 4s 8d, and ordered the liquidators to pay those dividends to Pither with costs awarded against the Trust Company in priority to general liquidation costs. The judgment restrains further payments to others and directs the distribution of costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trust Company
Justice Webb
Supreme Court
Abn Pither
Benambra
Victoria
Grasier
Primary Producers Bank of Australia, Ltd
Southern British National Trust, Ltd
Pither
Southern
British National Trust
Lid
Tin Agquidation
Producers Bank of Australia
Tin Uquidation
Banking Co
Fin
the Trust Co
Nell O'Sullivan
Aquida- Won
New South Wales
Queensland
Bank of Australia
Lid. Iim Liquida
Defamation claim heard in Police Court over £100 damages
Elizabeth Mary Goldsmith sues Edith Dargin for £100 damages alleging defamation published to R J Poster and others in The Courier-Mail. The case, tied to a dispute within the Queensland Women's Electoral League, was adjourned with prospects of an amicable settlement discussed by the magistrate and lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Mary Goldsmith
Edith Dargin
Norwood Street
Toowong
J. Stewart Berge
P.M
R. J. Poster
Courier-Mail
Mannfield
Matthews
Mansfield
Queensland Women's Electoral League
League
Mr. Matthews
BH. Matthews
Mesars
A. Manafield
Attache Case Stolen From Car Plea Guilty
A city police court heard a man plead guilty to stealing an attache case and its contents on December 19. The case, valued at £5, belonged to Eleanor Mann and was left in a motor car. The defendant James Roberts, a 67 year old bootmaker, was fined £3 or 14 days imprisonment after being seen nearby with the case. it was later recovered at a boardinghouse where he stayed. Detective Senior Sergeant T M Brandelly stated the facts. Mr P M Hishon presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gym Road
Edinburgh
Grant
P. M. Hishon
C.P.M
T. M. Brannelly
W. J. Grant
Eleanor Mann
James Roberts
T. M
Brandelly
Mr. P.M. Hishon
Theft of Stockings From Store in Police Court
Charles Patterson aged 32 a labourer pleaded guilty to stealing five pairs of stockings on December 19 from Edwards and Lam. The value was 197. He was fined £3 or 14 days imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Hishon
C.P.M. Charles Patterson
Edwards
Lam
Warwick Grazier Leaves £38902 Estate In Will
Mr Charles Frederick Counsell a gra mer who lived at Kingawood near Wa beet died on May 21. He left estate valued at £39002 gross, comprising realty and £28785 personally. Probate granted in Supreme Court yesterday. will directed administration for the benefit of his relatives. Land Court open court before Mr J A Shaw at 11.30 p.m. Formal matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Frederick Counsell
Kingawood
Wabeet
Supreme Court
Legal proceedings in Southern British National Trust liquidation
In a Queensland court a master's order covered costs and priority to general liquidation costs. Liberty to apply was granted. Hart sought a stay of 21 days. Mascrosam and Brian O Sullivan appeared for the plaintiff while Hart and Mansfield for the Public Curator as trustee and liquidator in Queensland of The Southern British National Trust Ltd in liquidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil O'Sullivan
Hart
Mascrosam
Brian O'Sullivan
Unclear crossword fragment from Courier Mail page
A highly garbled OCR fragment from a Courier Mail page shows scattered letters and words. No coherent names, places, dates, or events emerge to form a discernible article or notice.
Two Men Charged Over Alleged Theft With Violence
William Johnston and Herbert Duncan McLeod Still faced the city Police Court on a charge of stealing about £4 from Harold Cumming with actual violence. George Hockaday testified seeing a bloodied man with facial injuries at Roman Street Police Station after the incident around 1 a.m. on November 6. The defendants were remanded until December, with Maguire defending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Johnston
Wool
Herbert Duncan McLeod Still
Lanbourer
Harold Soeannee Cumming
George Henry Hockaday
Roman Street
Maguire
Cumming
Mqnor
T. M. Brannelly
P. M. Hishon
C.P.M
C. A. Maguire
Explosion and Fire In Scarborough House Inquiry
The coroner heard further evidence in a inquest into a July 24 house fire at Daniel John Carr’s Adam Street villa Scarborough. Neighbour Bernard Dowzer reported a kerosene smell and seven dripping points beneath the unoccupied building as flames spread. Carr, living in Valley Hill Street, valued the property at £450 with £200 insurance and £100 contents. he claimed no presence in Scarborough July 24 and denied involvement. Constable Smith stated the fire appeared deliberate but had no specific suspect. The coroner praised the thoroughness of the incendiary investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Leahy
Daniel John Carr
Adam Street
Scarborough
Bernard Charles Dowzer
Kingsford Street
Auchenflower
Mrr. Carr
Garrs Ouse
Daniel Johan Carr
Hill Street
Valley
Plainclothes
Robert Smith
Leonard Power
Carr
Innisfail Inquest Adjourned for Font Narrowing
The coroner adjourned the Innisfail inquest into the death of Alice Maud Dorothy Font from Innisfail District Hospital. Instructions from the Department of Justice to reopen to hear Doctor Derrick of Brisbane were given. Hearing to resume in Brisbane tomorrow with Kennedy Allen acting for the Hospitals Board and Cotter as medical superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innisfail
R. H. Allen
Alice Maud Dorothy Font
Brisbane
Allen
Department of Justice
Derrick
J. T. McNamee
Innisfai Hospitals Board
T. J. Cotter
Kennedy Allen
Fines for Breaches of Awards Highlight Brisbane Cases
In the Industrial Magistrate's Court in Brisbane several breaches of the awards were cited. Victor Palmer of Palmer's Suk Centre was fined £3 plus costs for employing too many juniors. Brith Empire Products faced £3 plus costs for failing to keep wage and hours records. Leslie Nissen and Vida Mine were fined £1 plus costs for overtime work without written approval. Victor Gukeewski of Fernberg Road Milton was fined £1 plus costs for carting before the official 5 am start time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Aschetonte
Victor Palmer
Palmer
SUK Centre
Queto Street
Brisbane
GC. D. O'Brien
Brith Empire Products
Py. Lic
Roma Street
Leslie William Robert Nissen
Vida Irene Mine
F. W. Missen
Queen Street
Conta
Victor F. Gukcewski
Tce Vender
Fernberg Road
Milton
Man Guilty Of Unlawful Money Order Theft
Reginald Brennan of Wickham Street Valley appeared in the Police Court after pleading guilty to obtaining a money order for 5 pounds 0 shillings and 18 pence payable to Josey Transport on December 39 1935 in Brisbane. Detective Bran belly stated the order was never received by the rightful owner. FP. M. Hlahon ordered a 5 pound fine and restitution within ten months imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Branbelly
Reginald Brennan
Wickham Street
Valley
Brisbane
Josey Transport
M. Hlahon
C.F.M
Annual Staff Picnic At Redcliffe For Holden GM Ltd
About 129 employees with families travelled by the Boope to Redcliffe for Holden GM Ltd annual picnic. The plant championships were dominated by Kelly of Holden, with Davidson winning third. The GM Shield relay went to Holden meter shop while GM production finished second. Numerous minor events followed, with winning names including Dunning Johnson Patrick and Mrs Ricketts among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redcliffe
General Motors
Holdena Ltd
Too Yards
Kelly
Holden
Patrick
Supply
W. Davidson
G.M
Amutug Oower
Holdens
D. Alterstor
Dunning
Schubert
T. Johnson
D. McLaughlin
L. Johnaon
Lord
Lorna Ricketts
A. Trudgan
EK. O'Donnell
Miers
Hfis- Ciace Thompson
Fine for speeding in South Brisbane traffic court
In Grey Street South Brisbane Joseph William Hamer of Rowbotham Street Toowoomba was fined five pounds for driving over fifty miles per hour. Several others received fines ranging from one to twenty pounds for speeding in various streets and for parking violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grey Street
South Brisbane
Joseph William Hamer
Rowbotham
Toowoomba
P. G. Knyvett
P-M
Esch
Arthur John Laverick
Gympie Road
Aspley
Cecil Victor Perrott
Rose Avenue
Yeronga
Thomas Henry Dowd Robertson Stree
Valley
Abraham Smith Road
Greenslopes
Charles John Pearson
Fussell Street
Clayfield
Denis Bernard Ryan
Emmi Street
Probate Granted in Supreme Court for Five Estates
Probate was granted in the Supreme Court for five estates. Mary Louisa O Brien of Oxley Brisbane widow held realty £42 and personalty £14. Charles Arthur William King of Bundaberg retired farmer held realty £720 and personalty £2616. William Henry Bowden of Ger buny Brisbane farmer held realty £908 and personalty £1089. Patrick Maurice Frawley of Palmwoods school teacher held realty £746 and personalty £785.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Mary Louisa O Brien
Oxley
Briabane
Charles Arthur William King
Bundaberg
William Henry Bowden
Gerbuny
Brisbane
Patrick Maurice Frawley
Palmwoods
Bent coins in phone boxes plague public telephones
Bent coins infest public telephones as 20 faults reported that month. deputy director Corbett cites majority caused by bent coins jammed into coin receptacles. Nine faults stem from matches and paper pellets. Urgent calls to doctors or the fire brigade could be delayed. South Brisbane is the worst area in the metropolitan region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Corbett
South Brisbane
Death Adder Survived 44 Weeks Without Food
On February 4 the Queensland Museum received a live death adder caught near Mount Nebo Road by Mr. Frank Fowler. It lived for 44 weeks without eating and died on Sunday while remaining in water, according to museum director Mr. An.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland Museum
Mount Nebo
Frank Fowler
Mran
Street Comnera to Boost Prosecutions for Noise Violations
In response to public telephone and street concerns, authorities say they will intensify efforts to catch offenders. Prosecutions are planned as part of the intensified crackdown.
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N. W. Bauer
Tepmort
Bunday
Autralia
Grazier
Warwick Grazier
Land Court
J. A. Shaw
Billy Creator
Benses
Balute
Pilla
Isternia
Postal Authorities
Adder
Mallan
Cees
San Ae Canh
Obie
George Street
MOBIL
Australia
Luxuy
Virginia
du Maurier
T OF DU Maurier Cigarettes
Ficcadilly
London
Aretiis
ST. James Tobacco Distributors Ltd
Clarence ST
Sydney
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