Court hears claim to rescind contract in property sale case
In Brisbane court, the plaintiff seeks cancellation of a sale agreement over a motor garage property. The defendant denies fraud and breach, argues the business could not be moved, and claims damages and return of stock and equipment. The case concerns removal of a business lease and alleged misrepresentations, with trial held before Mr Justice A Douglas.
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Patage Pilusiadats
Torney
Akaithew Wehyeh
Toowong
Brisbane
Priecor
Justice A Douglas
Orton
Melbourne
Arithene
Ana Avacks
Lunes
Dusineks
Septemee
Duncan Lind
Defendsotrovnter-Einumedt
Divorce Report in Cardwell Court Highlights Custody Battle
The proceeding centers on a Cardwell marriage where the wife seeks a divorce. Evidence includes the husband’s alleged fault and questions of separation, with custody and support of the child at stake. The judge will determine the dissolution and arrange guardianship terms.
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Ake
William
Cardwell
Aero
Uae
Emmy
Diwiston
Esysia
Anc
Paken
James A. Draker
Amd
Mit
Mack
China Needs a Leader and National Reconstruction
A British Bible Society official describes obstacles to China’s reconstruction after tumultuous times. He cites the need for a benevolent foreign role to shield the country and prevent exploitation, while noting internal turmoil, anti foreign sentiment, and eradication of traffic in human beings as key issues. The report highlights Japan’s wartime impact and the Communist party’s obstacles amid efforts toward recovery.
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Ghia
Skerreu Beitaln
Piace
Me Ar Ritunith
Queensland
Ottuery
British and Forman Bible Society
Ats Belibane Bowry Club
Sesteraus
Arvoweinith
Ju Hias Tusk
Eun
Tinkrivein
Ameren
Arrowsmith
North
Piri
Ofth
Engine Drivers Certificates and Personnel Notes
The fragment references engine drivers certificates and related personnel, including names such as Iris, Olga, Santa, and Arian. It hints at certification or qualification contexts and mentions various initials and acronyms, suggesting an archival or administrative register item with limited readable detail.
Queensland Orchid Society records and notices
Fragmented OCR text from a Queensland Orchid Society page mentions Dagunr nec Bary and Jmol, with scattered references to people, places, and events. The readable material is largely garbled, offering no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize in a newsy card.
Ten-Year Fraud Case Ends With Imprisonment
A salesman linked to counterfeit or worthless cheques faced a ten year charge and pleaded guilty. The defendant, identified as McMullen, admitted issuing cheques totaling sums around 38 pounds to obtain money and goods in a ploy to cover debts. The court heard details from plain clothes detectives and the exchange involved at a restaurant and various locations before sentencing to six weeks more imprisonment plus other penalties.
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Seinionzaergrane
F. M. Burne
Olly Poller
Monyey
Tse
Agen
Ana Aleguard
Taliarait
Defendient
McMullen
Yauke
Mike
Attempt to Steal with Violence Case Leads to Sentence
A South Tirisiate man aged about 30 was tried for attempting to steal with violence from Chasiee Morrison. He was sentenced to two months hard labor after an assault near Grey Street, where he pursued the complainant to a taxi and resisted restraint, with the hotel intrusion noted by the officer.
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Ryan
Ras Aral
Mali
Beation Amm
Gil Elieen
Anaiuer
Nsf
Nike
Inp
Waanioun
Senaerat
Frey
Ian Swaanka
Mauinveo
At Prantl
Bearson
Itylie Court
Yeaterday
Haying
South
Lindielennant
Grey Street
Ava
No Money to Meet Cheques Fine and Restitution Total
A station hand pleaded guilty to charges of navigations with insufficient funds, passing cheques on April 34 and 27 to Peter Vallely. Total fines and restitution amounted to £20, including £8 for restitution. The defendant admitted knowledge of insufficient funds when presenting the cheques. He had prior convictions for war offences and theft.
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Burne
James
Lelentory Moore
Peter Vallely
Valiely
Tna
DI Yanband
Chen
Dirrmbandi
Wall
de Fendi
George
Fine set for betting second offence in court
In City Police Court, Jamies Bowen aged 20 faced a charge of betting related offences. The court heard he acted at Mountain View Hotel Holland Park and imposed a £25 fine or two months' imprisonment, with prior conviction noted and the defence pleas recorded. Other defendants including Leonard David Janice, 24, and Clifford Prisrxon, 39, were fined £15 with two months’ imprisonment.
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Jamies Bowen
Relet Woreer J
City’ Police Court
Hausing
Tradl
Atruioath
Ilg
Sergeait
Valley
Albert Hotel
Albert Trest
Lly
Ik Aing Welr
Speeding at 575 prompts broad street fines amid list of motorists
A long report details numerous speeding penalties issued by Mr D W Gonkings at Aetlig Ak and surrounding areas. Names like Walliam Henry Champion and John Joseph Multy appear among many others cited for traveling at or near 30 miles per hour. The piece reads as a dense OCR transcript with scattered place and street names, listing fines and involved individuals across multiple locations.
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D W. Gonkings
Aetlig Ak
Walliam Henry Champion
Akatone
John Joseph Multy
Royal Hotel
Nundah
Atkins
Yeraoga
Omer Chu
Geroee
Rea
Marae
Guharke
Oh Beataing
Stationard
Cornwall
Watered milk fines in hush court case
In Mons Court yesterday Samuel Tilott of Ridley Rowd Rapley and Rodney Bien of Strith Rowd Belmont were fined for selling milk adulterated with water. Each supplier admitted adding water to milk said to contain 14 percent added water. The Crown prosecutor outlined the illicit practice and the judge imposed fines.
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W. Binpain
Mile
Basnuel Tilott
Ridley Rowd
Rapley
Rodney
Bien
Strith
Belmont
Ted
Lut
Pin
Flor
Emialt
Eliot
Mhwglittate
Probate Granted in Australian Estate Case
A probate order was issued in a case involving the estate of Nenbein, widow of Woongurra, with details indicating personal heirs and the entitlement of Peteyatar Ut. The article records the grant of probate and notes the parties involved in the settlement and administration of the estate.
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Nenbein
Woongurra
Licensing Commission Clears Lionmaig Campaigners in Aide Row
A licensing commission examined a local campaign matter involving Lionmaig figures and a Tanabe Booey initiative. The panel ruling resolved questions about conduct and eligibility, outliningAction requirements for future filings and detailing any pending compliance steps.
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Licensing Commission
The
Lionmaig Caminaion Yeninttay
Piano Makers Meet Flat Boom in London Gathering
A London meeting of piano makers discussed flat boom pianos and their tonal challenges. Attendees, including Mr Watson, noted design flaws and tonal inconsistencies despite similarities to weightier models. The group examined improvements and potential tours by the Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra conductor Mark Harwood.
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London
Amaha
Ebert Weigon
ACE M
LRSM
Lin Brisbane Piana
Gonda
Esterday
Uno Mint
Amy Nelle Holland
Die
Tevening
Corton Iniely
Tie
Tve Wey
Ale
Maby
Watson
Tore Haaibourp
Metropolitan Symphony
Orchaestra
Tal Te
Austaatia Jahonith
Woman Refused Return of Husband in Australia Settlement
A deteriorated wartime era notice tells of Norma May William and Praneu Syaney, with unclear places, indicating a dispute over marital return and Australia settlement. The fragmented text mentions a husband not returning home and a contested departure, with references to Queens land and related legal or familial actions.
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Willian
Charlevity
Quewniain
Australia
Shah
Aasie
Six Months Gaol For Thert
A garbled record notes an arrest and six months gaol sentence for an individual in a case connected to tramway workers sick pay and awards. It mentions the Police Gaur and possible property issues, with references to unions and compensation schemes. The text is fragmentary with multiple garbled names and numbers, reflecting OCR noise.
Fawnengern Muted by Court Appeal In 93h Case
A court appeal involving Fawnengern and the Buplie Airvers RMA is muted as Wem Coombe 93h action proceeds. Officials report limited details while the case awaits further rulings.
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Fawnengern
the Gantin
Buplie
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Eveld
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