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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 12, 1933
Page
3
A garbled note on Queanbeyan rifle shooting mentions the Abraham Cup and a forthcoming event next weekend. Names like Bun Bey and Lally appear, with unclear references to participants such as Shuriton and Javr saumilad. The piece hints at a trophy contest and Saturday plans but numerous words are unreadable.
A licensing court session renewed various licenses led by officials including GLicensing Magia Me and A- G- Hardwick. The proceedings named Arthur Willen, Mervyn, Walla O. Monk, and Willard, with licenses granted or renewed as part of the day's actions.
Cecil Cavanuoul, charged with stealing a primus burner valued by the New South Wales Government from a parcel at the Government railway depot, faced police evidence about the parcel handling and his claimed innocence. Detective Neary testified that the burner’s contents were removed and that Cavanuoul admitted some involvement with the parcel. The case raised questions over delivery and oversight at the Queanbeyan court.
A garbled testimonial praises Dr More's Indian Boat Pills claiming dramatic health improvements after a long, painful illness. The reader describes dramatic sensations and temporary relief, with references to a doctor and a mysterious remedy. The piece reads like a sensational patent medicine notice from a late era.
A court case involving the Palmaettin Muntery Company of Uiwonstant and related parties produced a controversial judgment. Judge Hu rent ts Gh ul denied an application amid arguments over alleged legal missteps and procedure.
In a Montan court, a wife sought divorce based on a fraudulent marriage protest. The judge approved the marriage ceremony but ruled the respondent forged consent and intended deception. The petition was dismissed and the action condemned as fraudulent exploitation by the railroad employer.
Boxing report from Sydney notes a technical knockout by Lee Luli over Amerivurt, with referee A Walls halting a battering on Wil My. Another bout saw Hart dominate with a sharp right, before a disorganized event left observers impressioned by the referee stopping the action early.
English account from Biadetewra details a Saturday night incident involving marked Canadian participant Vaalaine and a suspect named Cavanough. The text notes no tempering signs and hints at theft allegations with a man possibly connected to funds for a burger.
Detective Rifflen stated Frances Worthington seeks a hotel permit for a dance event at the Queanbeyan Hotel. The magistrate delayed approval to consider conditions and warned against late hours, with hearings set for December 14 and a morning start time.
A distorted excerpt describes a person growing fat and a tangential scene with names and place mentions. The text drifts to unclear motives, with scattered references to a relationship, weight, and social pressures amid garbled dialogue.
Fragmentary report details defence witnesses discussing international tensions and wartime alliances. It notes figures like Mikheil of the University of London and references to Japan, Australia, and Britain. The piece centers on perceived foreign influence on policy and legal arguments.
The report discusses moves in Australia toward recasting motor taxation across states. It argues mileage based registration fees are unfair, favoring heavy road wear. contrasts with France which considers horsepower taxes and a fuel tax shift amid rising costs.
Special arrangements allow Reuters World Berries dispatches to reach Australia and New Zealand along with other services. The setup expands coverage for readers across the two nations.
Report of an inquest into the death of C D Patterson in Sydney. The proceedings describe a self inflicted or related incident with references to illness and perceived suffering. Witnesses note prior health issues and a belief that the deceased sought solace or aid before death. The jury delivered a verdict concerning the circumstances of his passing.
Trial opened at the Central Criminal Court over an alleged assault involving a young woman who accused William Woods of forcing her into bed at a property near The Trales. Witnesses described a dangerous confrontation after the woman had traveled from Sydney to the countryside. The case centers on contested accounts of consent and the evidence presented by Crown witnesses, with the hearing adjourned to a later date.
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