Dinmore Nolu Up Charge Bail Set At £600
A bail hearing set at £600 for Dinmore Nolu on a charge. The case discusses bail terms and next proceedings. Names and precise charges are partially obscured in the OCR fragment.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 10, 1935
Page
2
A bail hearing set at £600 for Dinmore Nolu on a charge. The case discusses bail terms and next proceedings. Names and precise charges are partially obscured in the OCR fragment.
The offender reports for duty at Ipswich at 7 am daily. He appears before the court in December. The charge alleges he attacked Peter Keg McKelvie at Dinmore on November 2 with actual violence, damaging Whitwind property.
A North Australia Workers Union bid to seize Darwin local government was advanced at a public meeting to oppose the government plan to abolish the existing Town Council and install an Administrator. The 70 attendees, mainly unionists with a few ratepayers, overruled speakers favoring ratepayer influence and left in protest. They pledged to inform the Prime Minister and Interior Minister that Darwin residents prefer elected councils.
The Royal Commission on the airing and monetary affairs of Australia held a preliminary meeting today at the Commonwealth Treasury Melbourne under Chairman Mr Justice Napier of the Supreme Court of South Australia. It was announced that the first public sitting would be in Melbourne in January. Those wishing to give evidence should communicate with the secretary.
Wellington December 7 New Zealand's first Labour Cadet mu m ed office on Friday. Prime Minister J Savage said the government would aim to aid the unemployed and push for public works. Plans include employing 50000 unemployed in public works and seeking support for statutory minimum wages. Cabinet authorised a £100,000 Christmas grant for the jobless.
Melbourne dispatch notes the Royal Discovery to sail from Williamstown for the Antarctic with planes to search for Lincoln Ellsworth and his companion Hallock Kenyon. Captain J K Davis says the voyage should depart four to five days earlier than planned and air crews will prepare Wapiti and Moth planes with stores and sledges for a swift, safe expedition.
A controversial ratification concerns a new Port Pirie to Port Augusta to Mount Hill railway plan. Officials estimate expenditure could reach 1 75,000, with completion aimed for June 1937, as debate grows over a 200 mile western rail route and expansion into northern Western Australia.
Deven Gittoes from Coorabell slipped into a water drain after alighting from a motor lorry near the Lismore Murwillumbah route. For six hours he remained unable to move, awaiting help as neighbors and passersby offered little aid until a nearby resident saw him. An ambulance transported him to hospital with injuries sustained in the fall.
December report from Tavarton district notes that a native tracker named Jomewie Walbee was killed by aborigines. Yinuinie, a guide, had recently left the area for a walk and his tracks were followed by a group. a suspect was said to be involved as police investigate in the Warlirnie Ranges.
New Jersey Governor Hoffman revealed Elis Parker, a likely son of the kidnapped Lindbergh infant, is convinced of the convict's involvement. The case sees renewed police access questions, with Parker maintaining the killer’s ties while investigations and appeals continue.
A government inquiry into the Wile Bay Cooperative and related entities is promised, with ministers stating investigations will proceed to determine if illegal or deceptive practices occurred. Details remain sparse as legal actions and charges are described, including references to investigations, court orders, and potential prosecutions.
Fractured page text notes a push for a five day work week within state service. Fragments reference meetings, officials, and a plan to reorganize the civil workforce. Names, dates, and places are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Brisbane December 8 heavyweight champion Ron Richards aims to wed Miss Gorrie lectin in Brisbane on Saturday night after a bout night. He previews, if possible, more fights before Christmas then a holiday and potential matches against imported boxers in Sydney. He dismisses a match with Fred Henneberry for the Australian middleweight title and notes big money overseas would come from England matches later.
A worried mother, her 10 year old son, and her 14 year old sister were arrested Saturday by plain clothes police on shoplifting charges. Four charges were laid against the mother, with a Children's Court appearance set for Monday. Officers observed the group in Woolworths and G J Coles Co, with numerous items recovered from their home, including powder and perfume, clothing, lavender seater, scent, beads and opera glasses valued about £10.
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