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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 24, 1933
Page
3
A sprawling clipping discusses tenancy disputes, rent terms, and property notices across Paddington and Kelvin Grove. It mentions tenants facing weekly rent, property exchanges, and regulatory references, with marginal notes about related names and places in a vintage Australian property market context.
The petition states the company cannot pay its debts and requests winding up under the Companion Act. A further hearing is adjourned to Wednesday to consider urging immediate payment and exploring options to satisfy the judgment.
A union dispute features threats to press government action over an award dated July 3, 1890. Key figures include Mr. Johnson, Mr. Riordan, and Mr. Pearce as they discuss methods to secure or substitute the disputed award, with references to the Premier and the government’s list and old privileges.
An inquest into Ivy May Ainley's death at Badgate heard evidence that the accident may have been accidental. Witnesses described the car, driver Sonn Bayle, and the medical scene as the coroner J J. Lassy presided with Constable Alvunagsr mUrose presenting details from the inquiry. The inquest concluded with the finding that the death resulted from the incident and the proceedings were closed.
Fragmentary notice lists a law list session at 11 am for determining compensation payable on land in the parish of Win T A Elliott in the Shire of Goolman. Additional matters noted include related legal proceedings and assessments before the court.
Probate was granted yesterday in the Supreme Court for Alfred Samuel Logen formerly of Beaudesert and later of Rainbow. The matter proceeded smoothly with confirmation of the will and appointment of executors.
A damaged OCR item records multiple Brisbane cases with labourers Alan Jeremien and Percival M’Whor fined for offences at local hotels and streets. Others including John Henry Kerr and Anthony Feely faced penalties or remands for instruments of harm and related incidents. Names, places, and dates vary across fragmented statements.
A garbled OCR note cites a supposed dog attack involving an individual named J. Blewsrt Berge and references a magistrate. Readable parts indicate a legal or civic response tied to the incident, but exact details and dates are unclear from the fragment.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions strawberries and several unclear names and terms, including Wilks 13 and Pak, with scattered fragments like ape and labouret, leaving readers unable to identify a coherent event or involved parties. The readable items hint at a theft or inventory note but lack verifiable details or connections.
A distorted report outlines an industrial dispute where Federated Marine Cooks and Hitchers seek an award for members on steamer crews and dredges. The case, before the court, features Crown opposition, union leaders, and wage and working-condition disagreements.
Fragmented weather notes describe a Arctic to tropical mix with storms, winds, and rising seas. Reports mention South Australia, Gay beat Aline Springs, and central north west regions with tropical activity and cloudiness. Forecasts anticipate warmer conditions, variable winds, and unsettled skies into the week.
A report from the Pan nian notes a Building Freden Srolp meeting chaired by Mr Wr 3. Wallace. The scheme aimed to employ the unemployed via a state advances corporation backed project. Contractors faced department pressure over interferences, with a legal path urged and a plan to proceed on ground with work to be completed as authorised.
A man identified as Michael Mellon of Redcliffe, Mildura area, died after a fall from a trolley in Melbourne during the early hours. Police and medical responders were called to the scene, with investigations ongoing into the circumstances of the accident.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe tree destruction and site conditions at Victoria Park Reserve. Observed damage appears ongoing with potential safety concerns and required site inspection.
A fragment reports someone fell down a hole. Details are unclear but the incident involves an individual and a general context. Further readable facts include no specific names, places, dates, or outcomes. The item appears as a brief note in a historical page segment.
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