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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 28, 1933
Page
3
Disjointed snippets show a chaotic OCR pass with names like DARBY Sean, BERGENEY, and AURLOUS, scattered place mentions such as Southport and Gatton, and broken sports and cooking notes. The text blends domestic scenes, weather, measurements, and stray quotes, offering a collage rather than a coherent narrative.
Fragmentary transcript shows a Crown Prosecution case involving a defendant named Bhachy charged with receiving stolen goods and related offenses. The judge questions the defendant's fitness and orders further investigation into claims about livelihood and pension connections, with remand for sentence after inquiries.
Fragmentary OCR story notes a legal dispute over trust rights involving a Galena area Tanner and an elderly plaintiff. The record references a defendant, a potential estate, and questions of quantum, custody, and rights in a probate like case. The text mentions a plaintiff around 80 years old and a judge or court action with references to a state, health, and a possible adjournment.
A court heard a case over a business sale involving parties including a defendant linked to the Besworth Hotel Viner and others. The proceedings covered allegations of breached warranties, payment terms of 80 and 100 pounds, and damages claimed, with arguments about the validity and terms of the agreement and its effects on the business.
Fragmentary OCR text references a bodily harm charge involving multiple names with unclear roles. The garbled phrasing mentions a court, a crown, and a verdict context, but no clear sequence of events, dates, or definite entities are extractable.
A garbled historical report notes a Supreme Court decision after a jury verdict. It references a party linked to Gan and Ak Pico Ethane Semaire with various names and locations, including Juarenas, Leieb hard, Bueel, and others. The summary reflects a legal action with motions and potential damages or property matters under review.
A garbled OCR reads as a court exchange about remanding a case to October 4 and mentions aviation terms and a New England Airways. The text includes broken names and scattered phrases about a ship, birds, and unlawful destruction, with no clear parties or specifics.
A laborer, Goll Mawact aged 32, pleaded guilty to a charge of obtaining money by a false telegram. The message asked for 610 to be sent via Hardwick and Sibery, resulting in police involvement and a magistrate's sentence. Mawact was imprisoned with 23 days for default and fined.
three defendants faced charges in a local court following a car incident near Wyanum. one defendant fled the scene before arrest, while another was seized in Sydney amid tempers and a note reissued. court action and defense details were presented by Mr Bergin and Mr Devlin.
Bemuel Henry Mott aged 20 a labourer on remand pleaded not guilty to a murder charge. The case references Tracey and a plan to commit a crime in Dublin with a weapon. Details are partially garbled but indicate he was remanded and remand continuations noted.
Arthur Wilton pleaded guilty before Mr Mishon to four charges of staying in prohibited hours on Aun Mo Ds in Pollen Gouri. He was found leaving the Australian Navonal Hotel at Blanity Street and Wel Road East Brivoesse Whilquor In HwpoResoon. He was fined 1 in default imprisonment.
The Australasian Meat Industry Union seeks a variation of its terms before the Industrial Chambers. The case concerns Hirt and Company and related parties as respondents. Proceedings set a deadline for responses prior to the stated hearing.
A fragmented wartime style piece notes the Country Women’s Association plans to harvest fruit for a shipment and discusses distribution challenges and costs. It mentions seasonal timing, auctions, and how station towns might adjust living areas and labor to meet supply needs while stressing potential fears and economic considerations.
The excerpt appears to discuss public welfare reforms and administrative approaches, mentioning terms like public work, district areas, and policy promises. The text is fragmented and lacks clear events or outcomes, making precise reporting difficult. Names, dates, and places are incomplete or unclear.
The report from Canberra dated September 27 discusses a native problem in Australia. It notes instructions from officials to hire staff and mentions Mr G Brown in the Department of the Interior. The piece indicates Brown is in Parliament and that details expected from Mr Crown may influence tenure and policy.
A garbled government bulletin details production values for 1931-32 across Queenaimad and Suéenland, noting primary induction values, factory outputs, crop production totals, and breakdowns by commodities. It cites earnings, costs, and depreciation, with figures for sugar cane and fruit, and mentions marketing costs and forestry production context.
Article fragment notes concern over high taxes and a proposed new city building project for rental purposes. Mentions officials and builders debating plans and funding, with unclear details due to damaged text. Names and places are unreadable in the OCR snippet.
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