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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1946
Page
10
A coroner describes a murder case where a husband left a death note in two parts. The note mentions threats and a baby, and references Craig and Wh Wile, with conflicting details about a mountain view hotel and a shooting in Lockhart area.
A High Court appeal opened in Brisbane yesterday over a £15,000 meat contract dispute involving Ane Tinnis near Tosvaor. The case centers on claims of profit from a sale and related contracts, with named parties including surveyor James Paiptaon of Toowranin and others. The proceedings cover profits, shipper duties, and preparation of an alleged sale of cattle or meat products, amid testimonies about the chain of title and delivery obligations.
Fragmented report notes timber output declines with unclear reasons and disputed figures. Mentions officials including Mr. Bruce Poydite and statements about prices, delays, and a former ambulance chief amid ongoing inquiries and local government discussion.
The text records sharp movements in trade and finance with repeated mentions of price increases and stock rises. It notes adjustments at warehouses and reserve requirements, plus references to internal fiscal measures and payments affected by recent rulings.
Directors announce turnover higher than last year and a net profit of 39500 for the year ended April 20. Market activity on the Milan Exchange is noted with observers watching volume and share movement amid general gains.
Liquor Trades Union secretary Mr D J Skehan told the Full Bench that brewery owned hotels in Brisbane and the state's southwest had risen in value by over £1 million since 1932. He cited figures showing hotels valued at £426,601 in 1932 and £908,233 later, arguing the war period saw profiteering and calling for fair wages and equal pay for men and women.
A fragmented, OCR heavy passage discusses profits, trade, and licensing concerns around hotelkeepers and their workers. It mentions inspectors, potential price pressures, and associations shaping decisions affecting employment, wages, and trade restrictions.
Fragmentary notice reports a quick sale of war goods and equipment in the Northern Territory. It mentions the Gemmaleston tank and related items, with dates and places poorly legible, indicating a sale event and some local civic context.
In a clipped notice a hoped return to the United States is mentioned with reference to Skymaster operations and plans. The text mentions the Skymaster fleet, a director for Tonal Airways, and contracting roles with an American company tied to British communications, with several garbled phrases.
An unusual surplus of citrus fruit appears at the farm produce market with buyers and sellers noting abundant stocks and steady demand as vendors adjust prices and display arrangements.
Fat cattle were a feature of the Gin Gin show with upwards of 150 penned as markets suffered congestion. Ruts were wet and conditions challenging for stock and vendors amid high turnout and busy markets.
Chaos gripped the markets as jun ilb traders and vehicles crowded limited space after a long weekend. Officials urged swift realignment of market layouts to ease delays and prevent higher costs from prolonged disruption.
The Coolangatta town council held a memorial event by the patriotic committee. Officials examine plans for erecting war memorials as part of the town’s commemorative program. Local council and committee members attended the session.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a country radio station or outlet with unclear ownership or affiliations. The readable items reference a date around the eleventh of a month and connections to a BP or similar entity. Details remain unclear due to garbled text.
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