Revolver Point Arrest in Early Morning Burglary Case
Richard Henry Burton, 24, labourer, was arrested by police after being found crouched near premises in Upper toma Sue on April 19. Charged with intent to commit theft, Burton allegedly entered James Highvale Pettigrew and Co shop on April 1, and the International Harvester warehouse on April 13, with further entries in Charles Parsons counting house and other businesses. Detective Sergeant J. E. Donovan prosecuted.
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Sid Pistaclotven
R. W. Chamberlain
Richard Henry Burton
Ott Gruins
Toma
Sue
P.M. Hishun
CPM
Barton
Prem
Bupton
James High-vale
Pettigrew
Clearge
Becker Aradina Wa Pettigrew and Co
International Harvester Go Pty la
Uint
Charles Parsons
B Ahop
Axel, Ari
Reino Ruhanen
Wene Bras
J. E. Donovan
Appeal Lost By Farmer In Defamation Case
A defamation dispute from November 2000 saw farmer Thomas Francis Edwards lose in the Supreme Court against Wilfred Victor Christiansen over £950 in damages. The case, tied to dairy farm work near Goutmeri West, involved multiple alleged statements and appeals, with judges and officials debating publication timing and the severity of the damages while considering retrial or suspension of the judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Francis Edwards
Supreme Court
Wilfred Victor Christiansen
Edwards
Goutmeri West
Dlatiansen
le Hull Court Esterday
Queensing
Christiansen
Eaton
Elieume Halleen
Morillian
Dutice Macrossan
Tame Blairs
Davia
Nica Rovinson
Uxen
Nrfeld
Gowers Tor
Ear Ringing Relief: New Ear Nose Health Aid
A fragmentary item describes ear ringing and head noises, noting use of a vial and a product named Parmint Trouble-atrengths Ariguda 04. The text mentions hearing loss, mucus discharge, and prepay costs, urging readers with ear or throat issues to seek this remedy.
Seamen's Hall Appeal At Hamilton Report Details
The Brisbane branch of the Molin reports on Seamen's Hall in Hamilton with plans to raise funds and extend outreach. Attendance at chaplain services rose to 3387 with 2098 last year, while entertainment numbers climbed and the debt reduced, though overall profits remained modest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Weerrary
Brisbane
Molin
Dalby
Hetty Hoop
Ie Ladien
Damages Sought Over Wardley Frock Maker Case
In the Manchester Empire Court yesterday Janelte Best of Bruswink Street Wadley sued for 200 pounds alleging defamation after a row over exclusive supply of frocks. Miss McDonald of Chavotie Street was involved. Best denied the charge, while defense pleads not guilty.
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Janelte Best
Bruswink Street
Wadley
Nelly McDonald
Chavotie
Birt Welles
Beat Ind
McDonnell
East Wiss
Mive McDonall
Bext
Shistin O'Sullivan
Mark
Chamber
Miss McDonaie
Probate Granted For Estate Of Adolph Murer In New Farm
Probate records show the will for Adolph Priederich Wilhelm Murer of New Farm granted to Emily?, Richard Marsan, Mary McQuade, and Helenia Ohluen. The document notes death duties, unsettled debts, and assets including realty valued at 480 and personal property. Administration granted to Latieya of administration.
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Will
Adolph Priederich Wilhelm Murer
Bugalew
Drie
Fined For Consorting Archibal Thomie Wyle
Archibal Thomie Wyle was fined and imprisoned by Mr P M Donovan CPN in the Police Court yesterday for habitually consorting with criminals. The case notes indicate fines and a one year sentence, with mentions of Eric Johnstone of Mackay and Ace Cycle Works facing separate penalties.
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Archibal ‘Thomie Wyle
P.M. Dbnon
Polive Hoourt
Fenry' Atv
Cals
Eric
Johnstone
Mackay
Ta Ang
Ace Cycle Works
Busitinnis
Big Church Meetings Train Presbyterians and Congregationalists
In Brisbane the Presbyterian and Congregational churches prepare busy weeks with the Queensland Presbyterian Assembly opening at St Andrews on Tuesday. May 18 marks the Congregational Union conference in Brisbane. The assembly will install Rev A C Kennedy as news Moderator General, while Rev John Mackenzie of Toorak will be welcomed. Proceedings start at 9:30 am in Ann Street Church and cover widow and orphan support for ministers.
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Presbyterian
Brisbane
Presbyterian Church of
A.C. Kennedy
Presbyterial Church of Australia
John’ Mackenzie
Toorak
Melbourne
Joan Flynn
Ausiteiing
Inland Missions
Ann Street
Probaly
Earablinn
Queensland Presbyterian Home Militinnatiex
Halle Creek
Masionary_ Union
Bu'Andrew
PW Gieshagy
Skermadh
Deleenten Tram
Arunne
Annie Tinton
Lise
Winon
Sud
Taabel E
Merry
Victor
Auth
Australia
Win Ruckahow
Whnifted Keb
New Zealand
Jgsepht Abernethy
Amtraiian Union
Mtr
AP Campbell
FA Kennedy
Ul He Preral Most
Vultice Street
South Brsbane
Ipswich
Brisbane Musicians Union forms orchestral class with ABC
Australia’s Musicians Union agrees with the Australian Broadcasting Commission and Queensland District to train union members for top Brisbane celebrity orchestral concerts under guest conductors. The plan includes selection by audition and integration into ABC augmented orchestras, with conductor W Athen directing rehearsals over the next two weeks.
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Btondcasting Commission
Queensland
The
Musicianal Union
Brisbane
ABC
T. E Howley
Fd Pratt
Ay Musicians’ Union Par
Kellogg's All-Bran Promises Gentle Regularity
An advertisement extols Kellogg's All-Bran as bulk to relieve constipation naturally. It claims the cereal absorbs water like a sponge and softens stools, aiding elimination. Readers are urged to eat All-Bran daily with milk and sugar, and to buy Kellogg's from local retailers.
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Kellogg's
Aegis
Waterfront Peace Demands Drive Port Talk
Renata MacDonald and ministerial figures press for calm on the waterfront as an inquiry under the Transport Work Act proceeds. A team led by the Attorney General visits several ports including Townsville Bowen and Mackay, with plans to brief lawmakers in Canberra.
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Renata
MacDonald
Mit
Rapheni
Townsville
Port Dougie
Cairtis
Tontsfail
Meuriigan
Bowen
Biindabers
Canberra
Senate
Japanese Pearl Grounded Plans for Action
A messy clipping reports Japanese Pearl grounds events with plans and suspicions. It notes Japanese nationals and public concern in Broome and Melbourne, mentioning vessel movements and expected arrivals, with a focus on safety aboard ships near Nine Mile Beach.
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Broome
Roonte Sno
Tie Pearing Grouhen
Nuwety Mile Beach
Vestoraay
Nuvety Maile Beach
Ex-Constable Fined For Deserting Post
Adelaide police court heard Stanley Douglas Willams a former foreman roller constable plead not guilty to deserting his post at Bellwaga station on December 8. He faced four charges of passing valueless cheques and was brought before the court for penalties. The magistrate noted the case as the first of its kind in the state and imposed a maximum fine of £10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Stanley Douglas Willams
Behnen
Hie
Beliwaga Police
Vlatton
Muirhead
Park panel weighs closing tennis court over tree issue
The City Center park committee discussed closing a tennis court due to a shedding tree at Kal thaw Park after reviewing a letter from the Kalinga Presbyterian Church Tennis Club. The club had complained the tree was littering the court.
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Kalinga Presbyteria Chivreh ‘Tennis Club
Kal Thaw Park
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