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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1936
Page
3
In a Brssuny belt gathering St Pave oziey announced new officers including W. Newman and Sandana Sarria. The event highlighted Wales connections and local civic roles.
The Scarborough court session unfolded with a long, tangled rack of testimonies and evidence. Mary Johnson faced allegations while the jury weighed an array of questions about wills, property, and betting activity in a case spanning London and local areas.
A cyclist and two men faced bodily harm charges in City Police Court after a tense arrest night on a Saturday. Detective Brinally and Sgt. Beninryergeant Brinneily presented testimony while officers described areas covered during the investigation.
An interlocutory injunction was granted to retain ownership of beauty salon furniture and fittings. The order, issued on motion by Lake Byrne’s counsel, bars sale or transfer of the disputed items while a suit claims detention and rightful ownership. Judge Byrne noted fairness concerns and set steps toward an early hearing.
Fragmented OCR notes recount a failed plea in a prior case. Mentions a magistrate, bonds, and a suspect linked to alleged shoplifting offenses. Text references convictions and sentencing considerations with unclear names and dates.
A fragmented wartime text shows names and phrases like Berge Pad and Sly Pelt amid garbled lines. References to war effort and a navy or army context hint at a chaotic report from 1050 Mi Wn Kean Area with unclear details about a crisis and personnel.
An unclear legal notices section lists several names and items under today’s law list. The fragment references individuals such as Jundee, Justine EAL Doug, Ayallon Wines, John Maward, and others with scattered phrases about applications and deadlines amid the jumbled text.
Fragmentary OCR indicates a probate grant with garbled names and place references. The readable fragments mention a supreme court or probate setting and individuals such as Buxton and Kane, but essential details are unreadable. The item preserves a legal notice tone without clear outcomes or dates.
A convoluted court record describes defendants and witnesses in a murky case. Names like Pat Union CBM and Siemond Tiegie appear amid scattered phrases about a waterpoint, a jail term, and a trial in a Tinney court setting. The document preserves legal action and procedural claims without clear narrative.
In City Police Court yesterday the defendant, a solicitor named Berber Chippendall of Mercyn Rupert Chi HL aka Philly Noble, failed to answer charges of evading service. The court ordered bail set at 100 with surety. further proceedings postponed.
Fragmented report notes court hearing involving Leonard Auwond of Eicay and a disordered description of moving a sign near Kuraty ium off Peels, with fines and penalties referenced. The blurred OCR includes names and places unclear, but indicates road safety and traffic sign removal actions evaluated by authorities.
The reader is presented with a garbled puzzle excerpt listing clues and scrambled words. It references various entries and partial solutions from a crosswords page, mentioning numbers and scattered names, yet the overall item remains unclear due to damaged OCR text.
A man faced charges of fraud and desertion related to a scheme to marry May Bursows and obtain property by deceit. He allegedly pretended to be engaged and used another plan to steal funds, evading payment and leaving his wife. He was tried in England with various dates and locations cited, receiving prison time and a suspended sentence followed by probation terms.
A widow wins her claim for compensation after an accident that caused the death of her husband, with testimony indicating his dependents relied on an epilepsy condition and the court weighing the law on damages and eligibility in what appears to be an Aberdeen area proceeding.
The Sibiane labourer faced charges of stealing from employer Arthur J. Mopper between March 12 and 17. He admitted taking six items and money totaling a sum, converting them for personal use. He received nine months imprisonment for the first two charges and 98 days on the final charge, with sentences cumulative. The case name Larry Jenniet of Mitchelton appeared as complainant.
Revenue for the post office shows gains during the financial year despite high outlays. The commissioner notes a total for the period around 43,000 pounds, with telephones at 73,000 and telegraphs at 18,087 pounds contributing to overall expenses.
Swayed readers by touting a new English discovery that allegedly ends asthma instantly. The piece describes various breathing and chest symptoms and claims a safe, permanent method to banish all forms of asthma and related bronchial troubles.
Fragmented text outlines a dubious health remedy claim pitched by Grahame Howard and associates at 110 Peel Street London. It references a vasodilator and alleged cures, urging public belief in a miraculous combination advertised as relief for ailments.
A report details a youth in Ipswich charged after a drunken episode in a public setting. The case references probation breach, police involvement, and a magistrates court review with prior convictions noted.
Police report a thief stole a garden hose from a backyard, triggering an arrest after an attempted escape. The suspect, identified as a local resident, fled on foot but was apprehended nearby. authorities are reviewing security footage and locals report similar thefts in the area.
The licensing board reviews the Annie Miy Practitioner application for Columble Royal and Gyan For tauster of leenand walle 1D, fen 4 Dinan, nod Piblaepector 3) lth Hoi eimea autre Contant air, with Willan depen Make and related steps for approval.
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