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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1936
Page
5
A garbled page fragment mentions teams, players, and game actions with numerous misread names. It reads like a crowded scoreboard or game summary with references to a river, towers, and a company, but specifics are unclear due to OCR errors.
The Full Court's Comment on the Cracow hold-up is reported with the court noting the leniency of seven years gaol as not excessive. The incident involved a robbery with a rifle and an amount of about 1400 pounds noted in the proceedings. Justices mentioned include Bis James Ts and others in the Court of Criminal Appeal.
The court discussion centers on reform efforts and possible manslaughter outcomes. Justice Reevoasan contemplates preparing statements for confirmation and trial judges, while questions arise about pursuing further evidence at this stage.
A Brisbane domestic dispute featured in a supreme court hearing as the plaintiff Mary Manyfield alleged abandonment and mistreatment by Norman Donnelly. The defendant denied the charges claiming separate lives and that the plaintiff had moved to engage with others. The case proceeded amid findings of alleged neglect and coercive behavior with family disruption and disputed divorce plans noted.
In a federal university experiment a new berry variety thought to threaten wheat was studied. Waterhouse and the Reweatch Zampiex team in Canberra submitted samples to Mr S. E. Chel chief botanist of New South Wales who confirmed Berberis vulgaris as the rust host. The finding implies rust spread risks along highways toward Sydney and nearby fields.
The notice reports repeated failure to furnish tax returns, detailing a fine of 10 units for an individual. It references a sequence of unreadable names and places, including mentions of Euston and Ramus in a historical ledger context.
Local court reports a convicted man sentenced to gaol after probate proceedings. The article notes new solicitors admitted by The Pall Court and references various individuals and legal figures involved in the case and related proceedings.
A muddled OCR fragment reports a man pleading guilty to carrying a bayonet and receiving a three months jail term. The garbled text references public safety, law, and criminal devices but lacks clear names, places, dates, or outcomes.
An obscure 19th century court note reports a dispute between parties including Edward Albert Ouarin and Saylor over a watch and jewellery. The narrative mentions a May 19 date, a jeweller, and testimonies about alleged theft and custody of property.
The court heard a case involving Noonan and Tregear relations over a disputed property and missing funds. Witnesses described a plan to hide money under a pillow, with statements from a brother in law and Tregear about repayment. The defendant claimed intent to mislead the process, and the judge fined him 4 pounds with one month’s imprisonment in default.
Court fines eight pounds for speeding in several locations including Kelvin Grove Boondall Richer Lane Stree t and Oakey Dal Spon y. defendants listed include Clarence Soane Wile Mores Emily Sneed and many others with varied street addresses and motor vehicle offenses. The report records numerous £8 penalties and three pound fines for specific infractions with names and locales throughout the area.
In a Canberra meeting the State Acting Minister for Agriculture Balcock reviewed the butter stabilisation scheme. Delegates were told to prepare recommendations on permanent arrangements and currency aid for farmers as part of the broader stabilisation effort.
An inquiry will be conducted by Hoe Amlat into alleged additions to total tickets. Cooper will statement that changes were made during and after the event. The investigation aims to determine if the government and investors were misled and who benefited from the discrepancies.
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