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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 05, 1933
Page
9
Mr Walsh voiced opinion on relief work scheme anomalies noting two men outside the work camps and the award rate questioned. He cited instances where work was stopped under treaty. Replies were limited and discussions reflected ongoing federal act considerations.
A confused report details a stranded party and a rescue attempt titled Rescuer. The narrative mentions delays in power restoration, a relief scheme tied to local authorities, and a deputation from Pia antergat raising complaints. The scene centers on the relief effort and expectations of government assistance.
Frank Peterson 28, a fitter, and Walter Gardner 26, a mechanic, faced Mr P S M Hishon PAM yesterday charged with breaking into the Caboolture Co-operative Canh Store Act warehouse at Caboolture and stealing goods valued at £135. They were committed for trial at the Supreme Court sittings on September 18.
Probate was granted in the Supreme Court yesterday for estates including Int Whereat late of Mecon Job Oll Bulimba Bribie and Veale a pepo Read ot 4 marbeeok formerly of Bottle Civet ty Tunuln Rew Goal Wales fet od ea Pedew a cant the estate of yoban ee oe
The document presents a law listing and court proceedings before the Court of Australia. Justice Betts presides over a session with various matters including public taxation and local authority issues. Dates and exact docket details are obscured by OCR errors but indicate routine judicial business and adjustments to public acts.
A fragmented report states a bankruptcy matter involving a widow and named agents. The document mentions an order and trustees, with references to Mésely, Tully, and Wilton as parties or attorneys. Details are unclear and rely on damaged OCR text.
A man pleaded guilty in the police court to stealing 142 fowls. He claimed he acted alone but police indicated an accomplice. Defendant was remanded until tomorrow for sentence.
The report notes James Allard road keeper age 30 and Watson involved in a Sunday night incident. Police in the execution of duty. Defendant pleaded guilty to the offense. He was fined 12 shillings 10 pence or defaults imprisonment.
A fragmented OCR item describes a baby’s death with garbled phrases and missing details, mentioning a lay on stomach cause and a chaotic sentence about a mother and medical context. The readable bits point to a tragic infant fatality with unclear medical or custodial notes.
Coroner Mr J Otty conducted an inquiry into the death of Ethel Isabella Robinson at Brisbane General Hospital. Matron M Paton and a private employee testified about a fall the day before and a bruise to the body. The inquest was adjourned to a later date.
Kathleen Jurblewon aged 12 or so faced charges yesterday over alleged bigamy. The case involved a marriage to George Jacoson in Worcester and was brought before a presiding officer at the Supreme Court in September. This brief item records the accusation and its arraignment in the local court.
George Percy Garrett of Auckland and Malfon roads Nuundoli was admitted to General Hospital after a fall in the hold during a sailing voyage. A man named Momba allegedly struck him during boarding, and Garrett was knocked down as bearers rendered first aid.
Thomas Rombr 351 of Brunswick Brrest Valley sustained a compound fracture of the right leg after falling from a ladder at his home on North Street Newmarket yesterday afternoon. An ambulance attended and he was conveyed to the General Hospital.
Richard Ifoman and Norman Vincent Cavenagh, both laborers aged 25 and 24, were remanded on charges of leaving broken and set aside items and stolen goods at Petrie Bight. The unnamed magistrate ordered them held until September 11.
Frederick Jones a labourer pleaded guilty before Mr. M Mishon P M to stealing a bicycle belonging to John Houston Carmich Nag Seat. He was ordered to prison for two months.
In City Police Court yesterday, William Beall, 38, was granted pre trial bail while charge details were read. The case involves an alleged theft on September 8 at the Valley, including a tube of dental floss valued at 1 shilling and cash. EM J Williamson appeared for the defense.
The readable lines show garbled text about Seeman and Tuna with vague references to timing or month. No clear event, date, or identifiable organization emerges. The fragment offers limited facts and lacks coherent context for a solid summary.
Herron said PAM BO PARE and allied parties aim to settle a dispute with the bank over mortgage terms. The talks focus on fair rates and processing standards for homeowners formerly tied to the institution.
An old advertisement urges readers to trust De Witts Kidney and Bladder Pills for back pain rheumatic twinges and bladder troubles promising quick relief. It touts testimonials including Rev Burns from Whatfeld Rectory Ipswich and claims forty years of public proof with a genuine white and gold box.
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