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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 11, 1933
Page
3
A jumbled OCR page blends motoring poultry and cattle queries with references to psychiatry wards and emergency measures. Amidst stray lines, names like Northgate and Wayne appear, while scattered segments touch on tranquil topics and a legal notice.
A lis pendens report describes a painful and sad court dispute before the Supreme Court, with references to a woman named Lea and a husband over wills and estates. The lengthy testimony recounts contracts, guardians, and fees, with Justice Webb and others on the bench, and notes of formal rulings and future submissions.
Fragmented court records reveal testimony on car ownership and lien claims. Witnesses describe a disputed vehicle tied to Ranald Tharke and family, with guardianship and bank records questioned. The adjourned hearing in Moran's court examined creditor statements and potential transfers.
An unreadable OCR fragment describes legal agents, court proceedings, and a police policy. It mentions officials like EV Howehwun, Stedon, and Brennan, with scattered references to a court, patents, and a variety of names. The text is garbled and lacks coherent event details.
A garbled fragment outlines a deficiency amount of 7306 pounds linked to a hotel purchase valued at 12500 pounds. It mentions the Dundranie registrar and public fascination with the case, plus references to a woman named Hajar worn and a complex chain of financial agreements, bonds, and a court or estate action involving sale of property and settlement terms.
A fragmented report outlines a court proceeding over mining incidents around August, naming defendants and witnesses. It notes pleas, adjournments, and a jury verdict timeline while referencing Crown prosecutors and local magistrates amid a tense legal contest.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a remand for sentence in a criminal case involving a defendant named Thomas Michurus in Albany, with references to a judge or clerk and a March date. Details are garbled, but the entry records a remand proceeding and mentions BurhagiTon and Ve ye.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a public maintenance dispute involving Banerust Carrier Willy Gotory Carne Str Street Gantion Hike with adjudgment listed. It references creditors and a government works timetable, a bankrupcy context, and a forced payment plan with weeks to complete. The readables show mentions of AMPI4 and VA8 144a, but clear facts are limited.
The affair of Hroid Albern, foreman of Cleveland Street, South Brimaine, was examined in bankruptcy court. Witnesses, including Mr RG Little for the official receiver, detailed creditor claims, sequestration orders, and the process of assignment of property. The hearing highlighted the owner’s involvement with a worker’s frame and related equipment, but the exact aging and several procedural points remained unclear amid juror deliberations and evidence presented.
A woman was discharged after a brief trial at the local facility. Details are sparse due to the damaged text but indicate completion of proceedings with release. No names, dates, or locations are clearly readable in the fragment.
A court issued an order for the immediate arrest of Tarry Gintuere and several associated individuals after they failed to appear. The action cites bankruptcy proceedings and references multiple names and locations as part of the case record.
A disputed claim sees Robert Henry Church of Plawer durset Windsor seeking £176 from Johnsey and Annie on Lutwyche Road Weepisan PAE alleging money due for a business balance the defendants deny and claim nonpayment due to alleged deceit and misrepresentation Court appearances note Mr BM Bhuhera acting for the plaintiff and Mr HH Stone for the defense with police supervision referenced in the tumultuous proceedings.
Fragmentary OCR describes a breach and invasion claim tied to Wen Siow involving defendants and counsel names, with references to oral agreement, parties WF Clack and Getendas, and attorneys Messrs. Millar and others. Text is garbled, but indicates a civil dispute over contract and alleged actions with legal representatives.
The court adjourned after a heated session concerning a lease dispute tied to local merchant activity. Jurors and observers noted tangled testimony about property terms and prior agreements. Officials indicated further hearings may be scheduled to resolve outstanding claims and damages.
Fragmented OCR lists names and entities from a legal notices page with references to court cases, bankruptcy, and regulatory actions. Mentions include a trial at Chambers court, various individuals such as Justier TL A Dawe and Hor ton matromenial, and references to federal bankruptcy and emergency acts. The readable fragments suggest notices about appeals, appointments, and regulatory actions from a law list column.
Letters of administration granted to Beier and Mee Lomfield for the queen estate. The filing cites probate provisions and outlines fiduciary duties for the administration proceedings and estate settlement.
Fragmented notice reports a court matter tied to tax issues and income limits. Names appear garbled with Ms HM Lo Archdall and Gorge Houlton among unclear participants. Location Quay, Ludwir Menee, Armor at Sahbv suggests a coastal or estate setting with damaged OCR.
Figures show 7929 state children, 768 boarded with foster mothers, 41 tired out, and 1737 in 1941 with increases noted. Expenditure and placements indicated while difficulties in county farm supplies and hay shortages affected care. Deaths of fathers and wide foster care costs are cited amid efforts to place children with relatives and institutions.
A disjointed account describes tree surgery and vandalism at Ashgrove, with references to How Renner and Siesta, a pending monastery dispute, and police action. Officials warn of prosecution for property damage after mud and water disturbances near the site.
Darwin October 10 A typical Aboriginal brawl near Kentwring at a camping reserve sparked a melee after an argument over Fucker. Catherine Fetver and Mery Alkonan, both about 20, faced charges of intent to commit bodily harm. The incident occurred August 3 at Kruskey Junctions. Crown Prosecutor J. Aschlis presented the case. Judge Welln handed down a three year sentence.
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