Australian selectors eye changes for second New Zealand test
Brisbane reports criticism of the second Union test and calls for dragtiy alterations by home side. Suggestions include strengthening the pack and recasting the back line with Steggall in the center eight position as a key change.
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Tin Hare Inquiry Confronts £5100 Cheque Trace
Sydney reporters recount a tin hare inquiry session as Henry Malmgren returns to testify about a £5000 deal and cheque exchange. The commissioner challenges his honesty while Jack Munro cites dubious company minutes and Barry discusses influencing shareholders.
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Jury convicts two on charges after detailed cattle case
The trial replays a string of cattle branding, ownership, and payments with witness denials. Jurors find both defendants guilty on counts tied to theft and related offenses after careful consideration of evidence and hospital statements.
Cattle theft case ends with mixed verdicts and fines
In a cattle case at Normanton Wat rock Pastoral Company owners accused Frederick Wolfgram and Edward John Tregens of stealing cattle. The jury found not guilty of stealing but guilty of unlawful use. Each man faced fines of 80 pounds or 12 months hard labor, with Miranta Dowes cattle tied to the incident and witnesses detailing the processing of the livestock.
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Land Opening for Battle Frere Area Pending Government Policy
Land Administration Board Brisbane reports to Sir Bruce that the 2201-acre Battle Frere site near Boonjie, previously proposed for closer settlement, awaits government policy on marketing and timber considerations before any opening. Secretary Burrill notes careful study and will advise when approval is granted.
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