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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 21, 1933
Page
3
Unclear OCR text compiles a scatter of inquiries, notices, and snippets from coastal Australia. It references filing requests, local addresses, and bureaucratic statements, mentioning places like North Coast Line, West End, Crow's Nest, and Malacoota, with scattered names and dates.
The case before Justice Webb concerns mortgage trustees and two-named trustees who mortgaged freehold lands with improvements to secure 3300 advanced by the defendants. The plaintiff seeks an account of rents and profits alleging the borrowers collected rents while in possession, with the defendant contesting. The claim was amended after leave and the matter adjourned for further evidence and trial.
Probate proceedings declare Michael Donovan and Jatin Payne as executors of Margaret Donovan with administration granted to Michael Hawe. Taxation of professional costs is debated under the will, with orders aimed at clarifying carryover provisions and the taxation of fees by the Taxing Master.
A chaotic transcript details a Supreme Court case over Roberts Clinics Ltd. unsettled debts and administrator questions. The judge, Justice Macrossan, considers whether a liquidator should be appointed and what motions may proceed at the adjourned hearing.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a road widening plan at 7 Gloriour Road, with misread terms about permits. Mentions Mount Gloriots and Mount Nebo, a Ross Commissioner, and a planned step in the process dated around a 22nd, but details are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a divorce involving a person named Eustace and a Mr. Emp. The text is garbled but indicates a legal action and a date or court reference alongside parietal terms. Unclear names and places render full details uncertain.
Petition withdrawn in a Brisbane matter concerning sequestration and debt appropriate to 1983. Creditors appearing including Nichol Righinson and Fox, with a discharge certificate issued to Mr C J R Watson after hearing before Mr A P Deshon, in the Brisbane Pastoral Property case for extension of land sale act provisions.
Oswald George Kencock sen of Brisbane pleaded before Mr L Archdall CBE CPM in the Police Court on four counts of obtaining relief money by deception. Senior Sergeant FM O Driscoll said the defendant and partners worked at the poles state yard and that the special work was a forgery. He had drawn 1 extra weekly. the court fined him four pounds and ordered four days’ imprisonment in default.
In a report on labor conditions, workers discuss night shift pay and proposed additions to benefits. The article mentions sentences about Perry and L Quinn Tansee BF pai Se, with reference to a 2h shift, operation details, and manager input. It notes days to implement changes and mentions Milton and Bina in relation to the plan.
A brief legal notice reports a company fined in a London case. The record notes a monetary penalty of seven pounds and references related parties named in the proceedings.
In a court record, attorney F. Turner argues overtime rates apply to continuous shift work rather than ordinary hours. The defendant, described as in court, faced sentencing terms extending over the next two years amid compensation and wage discussions.
An alleged telegram offense centers on a woman named in the case, with testimony suggesting the accused wrote messages and discussed a wireless broadcast. The defendant, involved in a charged telegraph matter, was remanded until October 2 for further proceedings amid claims of intimidation and protective orders.
Questions addressed by Mr. T B Material Oppration concern authorization of a state parcel operation as an agent of Golde. The company was not the sole interstate agent and details remain unsettled.
A court case in Politer Court cited no legal basis for wage deductions without employee consent. Charles Davies, a labourer, faced imprisonment for theft on August 31 after pleading guilty. An unnamed youth was accused of stealing dress material valued at £85 from Edwards and Lamb, prompting debates on wage deduction legality versus union costs.
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear names and actions tied to a misconduct matter. No definite persons, dates, or organizations can be confirmed from the readable words. Further legible copy needed to identify involved parties and context.
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