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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1934
Page
2
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A garbled OCR style entry lists several fragmented names and terms, including Peters, Rancure, Chiat, Be, Mc Hernan, Suma n, and Grease, without clear context or actions. The fragment resembles a miscellaneous legal or notices page item with incomplete data.
The case involves Jona Tulloch McBride and co defendants facing counts tied to theft and entering a dwelling with intent. Prosecutors seek concurrent three year terms while detailing alleged acts including breaking and stealing property valued at a specified sum.
Two seamen Michael Joi Hutt and Frank Goak allegedly stowed away aboard a vessel near Cairns and were captured after attempting to reach New Guinea. Prosecutors described a serious offense with the pair facing potential imprisonment and fines. authorities noted prior voyages and eventual transport to Australia for trial.
A man named in court as Sete th be Oriinel faces charges after being accused of falsifying a recert book and feeding forged entries. The proceedings detail alleged tampering linked to a February 13 incident and involve police, the district attorney, and Justice wench. The case, tied to the Crown Prosecution, proceeds with the defendant denying the accusations as the court considers further action and potential release.
Fragmentary oblique prose records a probate grant in the supreme court with names such as David Une and Jonny Hugh Caruaron appearing amid garbled OCR text. The readable words imply a wills or estate matter and a court order granting probate to a listed beneficiary or executor. Further details are unreadable.
A garbled OCR text describes a court hearing with references to damages, a defendant, and names such as Sharp and Massie. It hints at payments, a trial timeline spanning weeks, and various scattered details about the case and witnesses, though the exact actions remain unclear.
The text reports a legal action over city property valuation on Queen Street with frontage details and claims by Lee and Ludwig among others. The court case seeks judgments on frontages, valuation, and related assessments, with dates and parties indicated.
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a heated dispute with references to individuals and groups, mentioning a candidate or figure named Blew and details about appointments and wage issues. The readable bits suggest a tense public discussion over authority, compensation, and procedural actions, with multiple unclear name fragments and interrupted phrases.
A duck shooting accident near Townsville left one man dead and several others injured after a gun exploded in the swamp area. Gillman, injured in the back by a subsequent discharge, died several hours later in a nearby hospital.
Labourer remanded after an incident in which a police officer was bitten on the finger. The complainant, a sergeant, described being attacked while driving and sustaining injuries requiring stitches. The labourer, whose identity appears in fragmented notes, faced remand as police pursued further details.
Government acts under Public Works Land Resumption to reclaim portions of Hinbrook Island now designated as national park territory. The measure covers nineteen acres and thirty-one perches divided from old portions, with school and parish buildings among the affected properties. The move aims to establish a national park reserve under the authority of the Board.
The Shell Company outlines an overland route from Perth to Melbourne via Western Australia and Victoria. An official from the Western Australian overland division will depart Perth next week to review maps and schedules, aiming to assist motorists traveling the route with detailed guidance.
Tourists will be asked to pay a tariff at Brisbane during July 3 and 4. Authorities plan a brief inquiry into collection and administration at the coastal station. The notice outlines expected procedures and dates for travelers and officials.
A garbled fragment reports a theft from a local store provoking concern among residents. Names and details are unreadable, but the incident appears tied to ongoing safety worries in the area and may prompt police inquiries. Further readable data is unavailable in the fragment.
Fragmented text shows union activity and labor matters regarding apprenticeship, wage issues, and disciplinary actions. Mentions General Party influence, municipal labour talks, and a court date set for July 2. Various references to committees, trade societies, and enforcement actions indicate ongoing contention over employment relations and regulatory oversight.
Police operations in Papua involve a village confrontation as officers, led by Governor Mie Lisuten nl, approach a settlement near Mendoroy. A village council and armed defenders defend a fortified locale with high stockades and improvised barriers, while authorities disguise identities to gain access.
A long, garbled report describes a hump backed cod species, its discovery near Queensland waters, and a specimen presented to a museum off Cap Foreton, Rod. The report mentions researchers and a fishery official, with details about length, coloring, and range from the Northern Territory to Oceania, but several phrases are obscured.
Fragmented OCR describes a War Pensions Tribunal session outline with names and places. It mentions defence officials and potential appeals, plus locations in Queensland and Brisbane. The text is garbled but indicates a tribunal hearing continuing next Thursday with multiple attendees and procedural points.
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