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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 14, 1933
Page
3
Ordinary Folks Rally After Boom Sauce Debut
Local vendors unveil a new spice blend called Boom Sauce at the BR market showing early interest. Shoppers sample on opening day as organizers tout its versatility and potential regional popularity.
Kangaroos Tour Sent Off Dilemma Draws Attention
The Sydney era report notes Australian rugby league tourists face varied committee scrutiny as forwards like Glich and Emelyn Jenkin could miss or play. Controversy grows over leniency and aggressive marking as English officials weigh penalties amid a record of three send offs in 40 matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlkley
Glich
Newcastle
Rerchdale
Madnen
Stehr
Salford
Emelyn Jenkin
Reeds
AustroHona
Libel Claims Involving Sir Hugh Denison Trial Continues
In Sydney on Tuesday Sir Hugh Denison sues Truth and Sportsman Ltd for 10000 pounds for libel. Plaintiff’s barrister Mr Curtis argues the Telegraph articles were not about Japan but served to bolster national defense and sales. The hearing was adjourned until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Tuseday
Hugh Denison
Truth and Sportsman Ltd
Curtis
Japan
Double Tragedy at Mirrahbong Station Inquest Finds Murder Suicide
An inquest at Mirrahbong Station into the September 6 tragedy determined Fatricia Dorothea y, 20, and Edward O'Keeffe were killed. The coroner ruled Minersmith murdered O'Keeffe, who then died by his own hand. The case baffled the coroner who called the motive inexplicable and driven by a mad impulse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onange
Tryod
Mirrahbong Station
Sevener
Fatricia Dorotheay
Edward O'Keeffe
Minersmith
O'Keeffe
Christmas presents packed free at Mr E C Thomas store
Chemist Mr E C Thomas of City announces Christmas presents bought at his shop will be packed for post free. The store stocks many brands of perfumery including Yardleys and Mitcham caskets priced from 2 shillings 4 pence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Thomas
City
Christmany
Yardleys
Mitcham
Boy Pianist Adoption Order Reopened in Sydney
Litigation over the adoption of Phillip Margrave, a boy pianist, was reopened after preliminary matters. The adoption granted to Reginald and Margaret Marston was challenged on jurisdiction, but the judge ruled the order valid since Targrave was domiciled in New South Wales and within the court's reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Phillip Margrave
TTP Ru
Reginald Marston
Margaret Marston
South Australia
Hinat
Lot Apmcntion
Justiee Pavivson
Targrave
New South Wales
Tailor Lavery Fined Fifty Pounds for Tax Evasion
James Lavery a Sydney tailor with ties to Sydney Canberra and Goulburn was convicted at Central Summons Court for making a false returns for June 1033. He claimed he had sought advice from the Taxation Commissioner but received no reply. The Magistrate imposed a £50 fine under the relevant law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Central Summons Court
James Lavery
Canberra
Goulburn
Lavery
Acquitted Man Defends Shooting of James Agnew at Mortdale
Robert William Hartley aged 77 faced Central Criminal Court charged with murdering James Agnew at Mortdale last month. The Crown accepted the fatal shot was fired by Hartley but argued justified defense as Agnew, drunk and violent, threatened Hartley and wife. Hartley testified he fired to frighten Agnew, who attacked his wife. verdict returned not guilty and Hartley discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Central Criminal Court
Robert William Hartley
Selman
James Agnew
Mortdale
Bollester
Woigall
Hartley
Welgall
Agnew
Bartley
Keneen
Flaw in the Law Lets Inns Open at Midnight
Irish publicans near Dundalk exploit a loophole allowing pubs to open at midnight on Sundays for travelers, triggering chaos as night crowds crowd the Blackrock area. The district Justice plans amendments to fix the legal gap and align enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundak
Grinking
Pmackrock
Dundalk
Prublin
Civi
Blackrock
Religious Objections by Priest at Sydney College Day
In Sydney at Riverview College speech day Father Keane Prefect of Studies attacked Professor Roberts of Sydney University for writing a book he said offended Catholics. He claimed Catholic parents are forced to buy it and place it in their children's hands, alleging the book misuses Church authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Tin Widreas
Riverview College
Father Keane
Sydney University
Professor Roberts
Appeal Dismissed Over Woolclassers’ Union Registration
In a Federal Arbitration Court ruling Chief Judge Dethridgedine dismissed A W U appeal against the Deputy Industrial Registrar's grant of registration to the Woolclassers' Association of Australia under the Federal Arbitration Act. Honour noted wool workers’ control in large sheds and the need to represent the wool owner in proper shearing, adding a caution about serving two masters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Federal Arbitration Court
Dethridgedine
A.W.U
Postponed Stock Sale Dates Set for January Eleven
Owing to wet weather the stock sale planned for the 1st inst has been moved to Thursday 11 January. R A McKillop and Co Berra and W J Gibbs Co Queanbeyar auctioneers in conjunction offer 3000 splendid sheep including 1000 crossbred hoggets 800 Merino ewes four and five years old 200 fat Merino wethers and 00 mixed sheep. The agents expect a good market and welcome early particulars from other owners wishing to offer their sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. McKillop & CO
Canberra
W. J. Gibbs & CO
Queanbeyar
Wheat harvest record expected for Czecho-Slovakia
Rome reports that Czecho-Slovakia is projected to reap a record 1,900,000 metric tons of wheat sufficient to meet all domestic needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czecho-Slovakia
Rome
Stolen Sheep Reported Near Liverpool
One hundred skins allegedly taken from sheep owned by Harold Bell near Liverpool were seized by detectives during a raid on a state abattoir. Bell reported about 100 sheep missing last Friday and suspected they were driven from the paddock to the abattoir for slaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Harold Bell
Liverpool
Bell
Abbatoira
Dr Morse Indian Root Pills Promote Health
The advertisement touts Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as a cleansing tonic to prevent illness. It claims weekly doses purify the system and relieve stomach issues constipation headaches indigestion and liver blues with consistent, pleasing results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Morse
Auction Notice For Crockery Furniture And Miscellany
A sale listing offers tea sets dinner sets coffee sets afternoon tea sets cups and saucers mixed varieties and £30 worth of mixed crockery. Also a large quantity of furniture is included with inspection invited.
Special arrangement notes rights for overseas intelligence
In addition to other special sources of information Reuters World Service compiles overseas intelligence in this leave. All rights therein in Australia and New Zealand are reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuters
World Service
Australia
New Zealand
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