Car Collision Case Hits Melbourne Court
A Melbourne Supreme Court claim seeks damages after a car collision near Nepean Carrum injuring Roger Auton. The writ alleges driver Ferrait Booth failed to control the vehicle, causing permanent disability to the passenger, Roger Auton, with proceedings naming Raymond Aston and others.
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Aston
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Ferrait Booth
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Canberra Court clears several offenders in May session
In Canberra Court yesterday Norman and Roward Fenn pleaded guilty to firing at a residence during a disturbance. Frederick Grant, of Aine, fined £110 for public place offence after rubbish dumping complaint near Ninian's Church. John Martin fined for speeding. Several others, including James Brote and Gordon Webhead, faced fines for driving offences. A motorist injured a cyclist on Canberra Avenue. charges of negligent driving discussed.
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Australia to name 28 for England and France tour
A report notes the Rugby League Board of Control chairman seeking seven new players and Australia considering a 28 man squad to tour England and France with selectors to meet tomorrow night to decide. The piece references New Zealand and Australia results and ongoing league tests in Brisbane and Melbourne.
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ACT Council's Reforestation Efforts Aimed at Land Leasing Reform
A colonial era ACT Council report outlines efforts to promote farm reforestation and water management through lease renewals and tree planting. It notes nearness of 1008 lease terminations, a push to renew tenures, and construction of reservoirs and dams to prevent erosion. The document highlights evolving methods, field experiences, and the need for practical protections for lessees amid changing forestry policy.
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Wool prices rise in Melbourne market reports
The Melbourne wool market shows a 3 percent uptick for Merino wool while crossbreds hold firm though quieter. Early reports indicate buyers' enthusiasm cooled from last season's highs, with brokers noting varied demand across fleece types and grades.
Charred Body Of Local Child Found In Burnt Log
The charred body of a two year old girl, daughter of a local woodcutter, was found in a burnt log near Gilgandra. Identified by Dr. Trevor Williams, police and detectives from Dubbo attended. A court appearance is scheduled in Gilgandra tomorrow.
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Ollgan
Trevor Williams
Patricia ‘Bonham
Beurtong
Gilganva
Willian
Tast Truck R424 J. C. Thumoan talehau event
R424 and General Carrier Detoiudhed engage in a notable incident. J. C. Thumoan talheau figures prominently in the report as parties exchange expressions of concern amid unfolding developments.
Supreme Court at Renoir Case Drafted
A brief court note from Renoir district discusses a Supreme Court matter labeled Dig Aed with seven pages. Authorities reference an appeal process and potential next steps in the case docket.
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Four building tradesmen seek conciliation court wage claims
In the Conciliation Court, four tradesmen apply for industrial award increases under the Arbitration Act. The claim cites carpenters joiners and bricklayers, with issues of registration and representation by a trade union.
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ORES REVOLT AGAINST CHIVE LEADER IN SYDNEY MEETING
In Sydney on Thursday RS0.C.A. members reopened a stormy meeting. They discussed and decided to hold a secret ballot to elect a chair, amid tempers and disputes over votes. Former acting secretary reported deliberate action, but members refused to accept changes and insisted on proceeding.
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Transfer of Weight Eaten Ta Inform Evidence
Brisbane report notes a police action announcing a transfer related to weight in a case. The incident concerns a sergeant and a detective, with officials detailing the forthcoming steps and timetable.
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Reger Un Toems ARAM Tor Today wre
Reading incomplete OCR notes hint at an event at nine pm. Names and places are jumbled. reads like a local schedule or listing with uncertain entities and timing. Further readable details are needed to produce a precise card.
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Toems Aram
You Go To Work and a Confusing Food Verse
An OCR fragment blends broken phrases about work, food, math, and a likely recipe cue. It mentions a pie, butter, bread, and a curious sequence of garbled lines with stray words like school, butter pan, and tomato. The piece reads as disjointed notes rather than a coherent article.
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