Court fines for award breaches and unpaid work orders
The court imposed fines up to £3 for breaches of awards and £4 for related offences. A number of defendants on Derby Street and Nonle Street faced penalties for working without proper authorisation and failing to comply with starting fines. Several cases reference May dates and penalties for non compliance with industrial order requirements.
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Na Court
Baumanry Street
Dave
Peer Haying
Luis Wwe
Yorhain
Ead
Derby
Nonle
Bavine Jhon
ORIN
Fine Tennessee Assault Case Details Emerges
Fragmented report outlines an assault case involving multiple individuals near midnight. Names and exact relations are unclear due to OCR errors but reference to a person identified as Tyoutnye and others suggests a local legal proceeding in Tennessee.
Theft of £109 Admitted by Former Railway Servant
A former railway employee admitted stealing £109 between February 1 and April 10 while in service of the London and North Western Railway company. Prosecutor Detective Sergeant T. W. Harold said the man, who had 27 years service, showed irregularities. He claimed the shortage involved a large sum. he admitted responsibility and was remanded on bond for sentencing.
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Burne
Fonmeri
Nallwiys
Pont Rin
Prontiss
T. W. Harold
Friesih
Chacherkioe
Income Tax Claim Related to Old Town Hall Lease
The High Court of Australia heard an appeal by the Commissioner of Taxes from a Queensland trial court ruling. The case involves Camphin of Swaney electing to purchase his interest in a lease of part of the old Town Hall premises on Queen Street, Brisbane. The decision hinges on the 1934 option and subsequent deed terms, with the court addressing taxable income arising from resources and the interplay with state tax assessments.
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High Court of Australia
Towdal
Queen Street
Brisbane
Camphin
Wineermarden Theatre
Considera Jon
CHRO
EWI
WANG
Tidal
Shuren
Civic Theatres
Brismanes Tcl
Tere
Canberra
Peeves
Capital Rritory
Wintergarden Tere, Ltd
Sydney
Perry
Mining Permit Case At High Court Special Leave Refused
The Queensland High Court yesterday unanimously refused special leave to appeal by Mortimer Gwen McPaul and Albers James Firhardson, both Rockhampton miners, from a lower court judgment. The matter questioned wardens’ powers to grant access to public lands for mining and the validity of writs in mandamus actions. The ruling left unresolved whether the warden acted legally in denying entry to certain sections of freehold land for mining.
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High Cour Yeaterday
Mortimer Gwen McPaul
Miner
Albers James Firhardson
Rockhampton
Queensland
Mebai
Aug Richardson Hinde
Trivite
Freehold
Port
Jon
Livingstone
Wakack
Fiona Ak
Larcombe
Peivale
van An
Lurtombe
Ealis
Fragmented OCR Text Reflects Jumbled Names and Phrases
The excerpt presents a chaotic mix of scrambled terms, partial names, foreign words, and stray phrases. It lacks coherent narrative or clear events, making it difficult to identify a focused news item or factual summary.
Graziers' Request Refused by Australian Court
The Australian court refused an application by the United Graziers Association to vary the Sheep Cheering Industry Award. The decision found breaches of the award and suggested a new inquiry into the matter. The case involved penalties for breaches and the cost impact on employers and employees.
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Wd Biordan
United Grazie’ “Association
Jbrown Ward
Tesco
Yndistein
Snsertior
Brown
Prisevtilions
Alatraliay
Jolal
Trom
Rinfay
Triind Gragiers Association Ghia Fenew
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Wilrot
Albert Evan
Selulaol
Bose
Felain
Finn
Peat Lan Espe Fasten
Eimeltine Berne Spaplee Abi
Saanie Man
Biche
Old Town Hall
Appeet
Oa Chet Justice of
Australia
Jot Latlain
Meierman
Stegtie Rosie Fmr
Aires
Uierstev
Tecerte
Tae von
Bates Coe
Amounri
Downrane
Courier-Mail
Peevier
Beashes
Prily Bowe
Ted
Ghateer Betts
RIE Ln
Prine
Burniha
Frirne Reel
Sint
Goa
Ieem
Ieee
Malta
Tunis
Sae Ata
Mance
York
Jorninlay
Bauman
Tat ‘Chenin
Lau
Heenzo
Mirters
GE Aide
Coats
Maine
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