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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1934
Page
3
The page fragment lists scattered names, places, and corporate references including Sandgate, Corella, and the City Electric Light Co. It mentions appointments, retirements, and award notes amid mixed text about governance and industry, with numerous unreadable segments and garbled phrases.
A fragmented ad-style note urges mothers to care for children’s teeth to prevent future damage. It warns that neglect can mar beauty and harm health and promotes early use of Disterine for lasting dental health.
The court heard Norma May Wilks sue Bernard Wilks over property claimed from a wife’s long box. Items include a sewing machine and home ornaments. The defendant said the belongings were jointly acquired for the home. The matter was adjourned to Saturday morning for further arrangements.
Two constables were assaulted outside the British Street Feadway station after a disturbance near Semes’e theatre. The defendant, described as a known criminal with prior offenses, faced charges including assault and property destruction. witnesses cited his violent conduct as police attempted to arrest him.
A garbled OCR passage describes fines totaling about £40 for gaming offences and related court actions. It mentions defendants or witnesses, references to a Bow seumeris location, a Nad toa Bie 13 date, and various monetary penalties of £15 and £40. It notes proceedings at a court and the involvement of several individuals in a legal context.
A confused OCR tale reports a theft where a youth allegedly stole money from an unnamed victim. The fragment references a defendant ordered to make restitution, with scattered names and garbled phrases obscuring details.
A report details a tug theft from a car involving a stretch of street names and persons, noting the incident occurred near a busy avenue. The article references Beanies, Grace O Brien, and James St, with local authorities investigating and filing a police record.
In a dated report a board and associates discuss payment terms, relocation costs, and accommodations for workers in a mining or electric utility project. The document references a “Too voombe Eietic Light and Power” venture, with names such as Peery, Wea" ler, and others, detailing allowances, weeks of service, and questions about fair compensation. The text cites employer payments, board costs, and potential relocation assistance, noting disputes over who owes what and the duration of support.
A historic notice outlines a resolution to reduce capital from £40,000, with 40,000 shares, by cancelling 10,000 shares and reclassifying the remaining to reflect reduced nominal value. It notes consent by shareholders and a court-ordered special resolution, detailing new share structure and the board’s authority to implement the changes.
Officials discussed a prison farm scheme aimed at consolidating labor at a 1000 acre facility near the Nerany River. The plan, tied to Home Department reviews, outlines a northern mountainous site with proposed custody and work programs under ministerial guidance.
An unclear OCR extract appears to describe a receiving charge with garbled phrases about a case yesterday. The readable bits mention a rover, a tie, and a possible crime sequence, but the text is too fragmentary to identify names, dates, or a clear incident outcome.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a probate grant involving Fromme and related parties including Andrew Walter and Charles Tasapiall. Details on dates, full names, and the precise court actions are unclear due to garbled text.
Fragmentary notice from Towmeville describes a land or property matter connected to the Sagisivas family and James Dalby Dayeail. The text references Bowen and various occupations, with unclear local stakes and a mention of the Serie Pipe and related individuals.
A complaint from Bell Barest residents targets a brea foundry in Ashgrove alleging intolerable noise and disruption. Alderman A.J. Janie and Alder man E. Lasher supported by a deputation claim permit for small engineering work was granted. Lord Mayor and council consider immediate action to address the disturbance and halt nonessential operations.
Salvation Army congress highlights the Home League officers and women volunteers. Commissioner McKenzie and Major Brooks praise the women’s service and discuss new members and donations to support League work.
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