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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Aug 28, 1968

Page

2

Melbourne stock exchange chief linked to drilling machine fraud

Melbourne Stock Exchange chairman C T Looker testified in a City Court case where three men John Henry Spee Wolstan Caruana Gimes and Geoffrey Stephens face conspiracy to cheat and defraud charges. Looker described investing £400 in a firm promoting a revolutionary drilling machine and his intervention with the Bank of New South Wales to delay bankruptcy proceedings. The hearing continues tomorrow.

Melbourne Melbourne Stock Exchange C. T. Looker City Court Today Bank of New South Wales John Henry Spee the Crags Mittagong Nsw Wolstan Caruana Gimes South Yarra Victoria Geoffrey Arthur Stephens Montmorency L. T. Griffin John Stephens Looker John Steptoe

Australian student wins Cambridge study scholarship

A graduate of Australian National University, Hons. degree holder Mr H. D. O Connor, is among 14 Australians awarded Commonwealth Scholarships in London to study at Cambridge University. He will study fluid dynamics and reside at Pembroke College before the October academic year starts.

Australian National University Cambridge University D. O'Connor ANU Commonwealth Olarship Commission London O'Connor Pembroke College

Damages Granted in Canberra Car Accident Case

By consent, Mr Justice Fox ordered $6,500 in damages for Maria Bauer of Curtin after a motor car collision in State Circle. The incident involved a vehicle owned and driven by Falconer striking a parked car and causing it to strike Bauer. Liability remained in dispute with both sides represented by their counsel.

Justice Fox Maria Bauer Carruthers Street Curtin Falconer State Circle J. B. Norris Snedden, Hall and Gallop Marine Bauer R.A. Howell Abbott, Tout, Creer and Wilkinson Conts Maryed Allambie Street Reid Marc Bouquiaux Crowther Place

Canberra court records show multiple driving and assault fines

David Emblin of Narrabundah pleaded guilty to driving while disqualified and was fined the maximum twenty pounds and disqualified for 18 months after claiming a tyre blowout. He warned of six months jail for similar offenses. David Wayne Ford of Dandenong Victoria faced fines totaling 60 dollars and 38 dollars in compensation after causing malicious damage and resisting officers at Hotel Civic. He was later cuffed after a chase at Black Mountain Caravan Park. Police prosecuted by Sergeant Antill and Constables Smith and Allen.

David Charles Emblin Warramoo Crescent Narrabundah Canberra J. Batey Matina Street Canberra Community Hospital Emblnn Emblin Dobson T Christie Sergeant Wol Antill David Wayne Ford Ford Dandenong Victoria BL A Smith Const Smith Black Mountain Pearson R. M. Allen

Diplomatic Diary of Australia’s Welcome and Travel Notes

The diary recounts visits and events across Canberra Sydney Murwillumbah and Brisbane. Highlights include the Tweed Banana Festival opening by Luke Harlett in Murwillumbah. Sir Charles Johnston and Lady Johnston hosting a reception for British Imperial Defence College students in Canberra. a British High Commission dinner for medical conference attendees at ANU. Mr and Mrs Thomas and the Nehru New India Exhibition opening by External Affairs Minister Hasluck at Australia Square Sydney. receptions for Pakistan’s M Aslam Malik. Pan Pacific and South East Asian Women’s Association activities. German Economic Counsellor Dr Stappert departing for Germany. US Ambassador W Ho Crook touring NSW Queensland and Mackay. Austria’s Ambassador-designate P F Pein arriving in Canberra. and Toc-H discussions hosted by J C Lotter at Macquarie.

Chares Johnston Johnston Canberra House Briteh Imperial Defence College Australia F. D. Webber British High Commission Australian National University India Ao M Thomas Thomas Nehru New India Haslick Australia Square Sydney Australian Square

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