WIDOW CLAIMS SUPPORT FROM WHITTINGHAM ESTATE
In Brisbane, Cecile V K Whittingham, widow of Arthur Herbert Whittingham, seeks adequate provision from his Queensland estate after contesting the will. The net estate valued at £219,280 plus household effects and life interests, with Mrs Whittingham receiving £1,000 plus £200 annually, while residue goes to Geelong Grammar School, Victoria, per the will and marriage settlement. The case, before Justice Macfarlane, details extensive travels and lavish support previously provided by the late husband.
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Hrishane
Arthur Herbert Whitingham, Wragier
Queensland
Macrissa
Cecile V. K. Whitting
Mayid
Hamilton
Brisbane
Whiningpess
Geelon Church of Land Grammar School
Victoria
Sirs
Hittinehaes
Mcéiill
Tra Riage
Apo
Whittingham
Mayfield
Fragmentary OCR Yields Obscure 1925 Ad Text
Incomplete excerpt references Extray cucour and a 1925 book noting copemem payments on account with annual estimates. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes, though hints at income calculations and a person named McGill.
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Copemem
Spe
McGill
Testator not required to fund widow luxury life after death
His Honor ruled the deceased was not bound to maintain the widow in the same lavish style after death. The court considered the widow had enjoyed substantial luxuries during life, but found provision should not recreate those conditions. An order was made to cover costs from the estate residue.
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McGill
Mayfield
Macaregor
Mr. MeGill
Hin
Macrassan
Fife
Clergyman Promotes Home Remedy for Grey Hair
Rev A W Searle presents a home mix to darken grey hair. The recipe combines Bay Rum glycerine Orlex Compound and water, applied twice weekly to achieve a glossy, non greasy finish and a look of youth.
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A. W. Searle
Suill
Serious Chances Taken In A Gleamgle Cane Of Piles
A public notice extols Dean's Oistment as a cure for all forms of piles including internal and protruding types. It claims long term sufferers found relief, citing Mrs Work and Mrs Wark as testimonials after years of trial with other remedies.
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Dean
Ted
Waterside Conference Proposed After Arbitration Ruling
Canberra reports the Prime Minister Bruce Agrebasee states talks may be held with waterside workers and shipowners to ensure continuity of operations under the Arbitration Court awards and Transport Workers Act. He recalls October statements urging compliance and a conference to protect workers’ rights and industry stability.
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Canberra
Bruce
Arbitration Court
Watersidera’ Federation
Transport Workers
Australia
Cloncurry Field Brisbane approves funding for copper revival plan
The Premier announced £40,000 to back expert recommendations for developing the Australian copper industry in the Cloncurry district. Proposals include reopening oxide mine operations and converting the Conwis plant to a copper smelter, with production targets and new capital to restart exploration.
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Elliott
Chuncurry
Agen-Ceneral
London
A. Agnew
Mr. Elliott Ltd
New Consolidated
Eeetd
Cloncurry
Subi CO
North Queensland
Seblereth
Queensland
Conwis
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