Woman Fined For Theft At City Stores Court
Annie Olive Vaubell a 45 year old housewife appeared in Police Court with four charges of stealing from Pinney Liles G J Coles Woolworths. A policewoman saw her take items and later searches recovered all property. She pleaded guilty and was fined £1 on each charge with seven days imprisonment in default and 1 month to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Olive Vaubell
A. F. W. Tregear
Pinney, Liles, and Co
G. J. Coles Pty
Prices Fixed For Closed Roads In Land Court
In a Land Court sitting yesterday Mr J B Rae fixed prices for parcels of land to be closed and for exchanged land. Items include 33 acres at Clady parish linked to Doradgee, 71 acres at Ralleston, and several parcels near Marathon Cedar West Moor and other localities with prices per acre ranging from £1 to £15 6s. The exchange includes 10 acres of tract between Woodford and Dagar and a surrender of a perpetual allotment at Dirranbandi for a town allotment of one acre priced at £20. Compliments extended to advocates and officers by Mr Shaw and C Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Brae
Doradgee
Clady
Cujonis
Sugar Refining Co
Bolton
Anne
Maude Nicholson
Ernest Newbery
Ralleston
Predrich
W. H. Franke
Marathon
Victorte M. Geeson
Francis Richand Crank
Vera Margaret Row
Herbert John Jenyns
Jong@ryanshire Council
Westpeor
Christian
Jaren
Toad
Hiens
Arthur Edward Burden
Dohur Edward Burdon
Charles Ernest Burdon
William Henry Burdon
Graceeen
John Gay Oghanesy
Shaw
Woodford
Dagar
Thomas Dyan
Ama
Durundur
Willem Rasa Munro
Dirranbandi
Bhaw
C. Martin
Lang Court Advocate
Taxpayers Penalized for Not Furnishing Returns
In Brisbane today, seven individuals faced penalties for failing to furnish income tax returns or information. Enith Bridgen Hoddy, Thomas James Gerigan, John Edward McMahon, Johanna Christina McMur, John Bertram Pearce, Alexander Charles Hott, and Leonard Armstrong Shardiow were each ordered to pay fines with costs ranging from £1 to £72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
P. M. Hishon
C.P.M
Sequestration Petition Before Vacation Judge
In chambers Hon Mr Justice Henchman Mitam presides over Maueral Bankruptcy Jurisdiction. Re HP Phillott and Stanley McKellar White and others. Oeilier petitions for sequestration order with adjourned hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bla Honour
Justice Henchman
Mitam
Chambers, Maueral
Iam
Im Court
HP. Phillott
Om Pu
Stanley McKellar White
Oeilier
Wrestler Taken For Trial In Brisbane Assault Case
Esfore P M Knyvett committed William Bayne a 34 year old wrestler for trial at the Supreme Court criminal sittings in Brisbane on February 22 for unlawfully grievously harming Leon Le Naylor on November 10 at Bohemia Stadium. Eye injury serious, witness describes side headlock and punch. Bail set at £20 with surety. evidence shows no provocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Knyvett
P.M
William Bayne
Leon le Naylor
Supreme Court
Brisbane
A. B. Clark
A. J. MacDonald
Wickham Terrace
Leon le Nayler
Mater Misericordiae
Leon le Wayler
Bohemia Stadium
Stanley Street
Clark
Inquest Reopens On Fonti Insulin Overdose Death
The inquest into Mrs Alice Maud Dorothy Fonti's death at Innisfail Hospital was reopened and adjourned to Brisbane. Detective Sergeant Gooch examined Dr E H Derrick who said 200 units of insulin with glucose is a dangerous dose in long‑standing diabetes, possibly fatal if circulation is poor. glucose may counteract the overdose. Dr Derrick endorsed Dr Cotter's insulin overdose treatment. The hearing adjourned with Mr Kennedy Allen for the hospital board and Dr Cotter attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Maud
Dorothy Fonti
Innisfail District Hospital
Innisfail
Brisbane
J. J. Leshy
P.M
W. J. Gooch l
E. H. Derrick
State Health Department
Aliie Maud Dorothy Fonti
Innisfall
Gooch
Derrick
Cotter
Inniafall Hospital Board
T. J. Cotter
Inniefall Hospital
Stock licks from ashes power for grazing regions
An agriculture expert explains that ash rich in lime and phosphate boosts stock licks, but ash supply limits use. Different trees yield varying phosphate and lime contents, with ash from stinking rager and blue gum high in nutrients. Home collection, aging to reduce causticity, and careful screening are advised. mixing percentages vary by ash composition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture and Stock
Gidgee
Hail insurance levy approved for Granite Belt fruit growers
A regulation under the Primary Producers' Organization and Marketing Acts enables the Committee of Direction of Fruit Marketing to levy Granite Belt fruit growers to raise funds for a hail insurance scheme. The levy will be subject to a growers poll before implementation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primary Producers’ Organization and Marketing Acts
Committee of Direction of Fruit Marketing
Granite Belt
South Australia Wheat Prospects
The final forecast for South Australia estimates a 26,650,000 bushel harvest with 91,615,744 bushels in 1035-38 and 36,003,505 in 1934-35. Earlier estimates of 28,150,000 bushels were revised after October rains and favorable November weather boosted prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Australia
Australian record by Ayrshire Park Ivy at 275 days
Sydney reports Ayrshire Park Ivy owned by Mr E Anderson Boombee set a senior three year old record with 13,784 lb milk at 4.5 percent, equal to 614,246 of standard fat. Best prior was Pits of Denbigh Fairy NI owned by McIntosh Brothers Gobhitty with 13,158 lb at 4.5 percent fat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Ayrshire Park Ivy
E. Anderson
Boombee
Denbigh Fairy
Messrs
McIntosh Brothers
Gobhitty
Australian film to adapt Gurney Blade novel Lovers and Luggers
Cinésound Productions Ltd has secured London rights for the world picture performing broadcasting and television rights to Gurney Blade's Lovers and Luggers. Scenes will be shot at Broome with Frank Harvey supervising the screen adaptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Doyle
Cinésound Productions Ltd
London
Warner Laurie and Co., Ltd
Gurney Blade
Broome
Frank Harvey
Probate Granted in Bennettin Estate of Cobba-da Manse
Probate was granted in the Supreme Court for the estate of Bennonith a retired grazier of Cobba-da mans near Inglewood. He left a gross personal estate of 2974 pounds with nil disposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Bennonith
Cobba-damans
Inglewood
Marketing of Tung Nuts Signals New Supply Route
Queensland growers report tung oil supply disrupted by unrest in China. Imperial Institute offers to buy tung nuts in one ton lots CIF UK port at set prices for 12 months from June 15 1956, with nuts shipped in shells and under six months old. If tonnage falls short, growers may join with others to meet 1 ton total, avoiding Montana Fordil mixes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Queensland
United States
Imperial Institute
London
Imperial Institute Subcommittee
Tung Oil
Tunal Oil Estates Ltd
Tavistock House
North
Tavistock Square
W.C.1
United Kingdom
Elf
Montana
New South Wales
Memorial plans for airman Bernard Rubin in Australia
Mr H Rubin arrives in Brisbane from London to discuss a memorial endowing medical research in Australia for his late brother Bernard Rubin the racing motorist and airman who died in June. Bernard and H Rubin ran pastoral interests in Queensland and other properties. H Rubin will survey holdings including Alice Downs Northampton Downs and Ravensbourne with manager J Stewart before returning to London.
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H. Rubin
Ate
Bernard Rubin
Brisbane
London
Melbourne
Australia
Bernard
Ken Waller
Qantas Imperial Airways
Mele
Mr. H. Rubin
Queensland
Alice Downs
Northampton Downs
Ravensbourne
J. JL .Stewart
Rubin
Joyful News Mission distributes Christmas cheer to 120 families
Joyful News Mission Valley under Rev I Brandon distributed Christmas dinner parcels to 120 needy families. About 237 adults and 180 children will benefit. the mission, now in its 40th year, coordinates with city missions to avoid duplicate recipients. Earlier, 100 children received sweets at the hall and a hospital visit led to about 220 parcels distributed at Diamantina Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley
I Brandon
Christas
Diamantina Hospital
Lord Mayor Accepts Advertising Seats at Tram and Bus Stops
The Lord Mayor approved a plan by Mr. G. T. Goodwin to erect advertising bearing seats at tram and bus stops under strict supervision. The city will receive no rent of 7/6 per set per year for 10 years, after which the seats become council property. No seating will be placed in busy pedestrian areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Goodwin
Tramways Department
Fragmented Queensland public notices mix and match
A jumble of reader submissions and notes from Toowong Yarraman Brisbane and other districts includes cautions on hearing devices and public service information. It lists Aboriginal place names, a King George Memorial design note, a cold food recipe, weather figures, wartime dates, and scholarship allowances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toowong
Yarraman
Commonwealth Public Service Inspector
Commonwealth
Adelaide Berech
Brisbane
S.L
Canondaje
Clayfield
George Iwatia
Elizabethm
James I
Mary
Queen of Scots
Margaret Tudor
Henry VII
John of Gaunt
Duke of Lancaster
Highgate
Kabakaulesd Herberhohe
Koxepo
New Britain
Lusitania
France
Ashgrove
Courier-Mail
Lochinvar
South Brisbane
Victoria
New South Walesa
Melbourne
Woodfull
Ratcliffe
B. Andrews
Foneford
B. Morgan
Hendry
Morgan
Molley
Ryder
C. Klppax
Morton
Run Tal
Love
Ste. Ratcliffe
By Malley
Hartkopf
O McGuirk
B Malley
Uiddicut
National dancing competition prizes awarded
The Caledonian Society and Burns Club presented cups to 15 children who took part in the national dancing competition conducted by T. Anderson and J. Kennedy. A gold medal was given by Mrs. D. G. O'Conner to the winner of the Irish flag under 12. Prizes were presented on Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Caledonian Society
Burns Club
Messrs. T. Anderson
J. Kennedy
D. G. O'Conner
Carob bean touted as drought fodder in Queensland report
The Queensland Agricultural Journal highlights carob beans as valuable stock fodder adaptable to drought. Trees grow on red volcanic soil near Toowoomba, black soil near the northern downs, and marly soil north of Miles. Seedlings need early protection from rodents, with careful transplanting to permanent sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Toowoomba
Northern Downs
Moola
Miles
Queensland
Queensland Agricultural Journal
Clifton District Wheat Harvest Totals Released
Clifton district wheat deliveries at Clifton depot total 37 161 bags, up 85 from 47 713 in 1935. Elphinstone depot received 6 876 bags this season, none last year. Overall Clifton district including Clifton Nobby and Elphinstone produced 71 837 bags versus 75 411 previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Elphinstone
Nobby
Carob Gains Notice Among Pastoralists in Toowoomba
Planting methods include wire-netting guards and light hessian to protect crops. The Carob’s virtues are attracting interest from pastoralists and local nurserymen who have requested seed to sustain their stocks at the Toowoomba department office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toowoomba
Crosswords Clues and Clue List From Courier Mail Page
A list of crossword clues arranged across and down with numbers and partial text. Entries include definitions for various clues such as Elephant Drink Proverbial brown Hill Notes and a set of down clues including Exchange Best of a collection No enemy Hearers and African protectorate.
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Today's Law List
Lemos
W. Elson Green
South Australian Wheat Prospects
Ayrshire
Joyful News Mission Distribution
Vayaire
Seleda
Takelite
Carton
Ardath De-Luxe
Ginia Cigar
Et. Aldeae
Stromberg-Carlson Radio
Stromberg-Carden
Lawrence & Hanson, Electrical CO
Q’ld.) Ltd
Elizabeth Street
Noyes Bros
Burton Hous
Elizabeth St
Clifton District Wheat Harvest
Bigomak
Bidomak
Tila
Idomak
W. Ath Wood
Moat
Attwood
Bidemak
Bidenak
Douglas
Adelaide
Perth
L Ference Son Pty. Led
Kevan Gili
Meyer
W.A
Anguat
Douglas Drug Co
Bir
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