Legal Notices and Police Actions From Canberra Proceedings
A Melbourne style report describes Keir fined for driving without consent and unlicensed driving after a chase on King Edward Terrace near Parliament House. McMahon, 16, died of carbon monoxide poisoning in a motor car near Williamsdale. Walsh fined for unlawful assault on his wife. Sayers to appear for theft of building materials. Bailey jailed for attempted carnal knowledge of a 9 year old girl.
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Macquarie Street
Barton
Beazley & Bruce
Keir
King Edward Terrace
Parliament House
Const PR
Giddings
Victoria
Phillip Allan Walsh
Stuart Flats
Griffith
Denton S.M
Walsh
Janice Florence
Bandits Kill 26 in Bogota Tolima Bus Attacks
Reports from Bogota say bandits halted eight cars in Tolima Western Colombia on Wednesday killing 26 people, with 22 slain in a single attack. Police and authorities investigate the violence and robberies linked to the raids.
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Bogota
Tolima
Colombia
Royal Navy dives set record in deep sea recovery trials
A diver from the Royal Navy on the ship Reclaim completes a test near the Canary Islands. Six Royal Navy divers descend in a diving bell to 48 feet to recover missiles and gear, part of a five year programme aiming for 1,200 feet depth.
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Brita Royal Navy
Reclaim
Portsmouth
England
Ncently
Royal Navy
Canary Islands
Atl Pow
Youth Thrown From Car In Air Inquest Told
A 16 year old baker James Henry Nobbs of Stephen Street Ainslie died from injuries after a car driven at excessive speed by Charles Arthur Cartwright left the road on December 22 1962. Constable Bryce said the vehicle skidded and flipped twice to a height of 10 to 12 feet, throwing Nobbs into the air on the second turn as Cartwright claimed he had been drinking but denied racing with the other vehicle. Cartwright declined to answer questions when ordered to by the coroner s court.
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Brophy
Bryce
James Henry
Nobbs
Baker
Stephen Street
Ainslie
Charles Arthur Cartwright
Const
King’s Avenue Bridge
Jef
Cartwright
J. A. Cavanagh
N. M. Macphillamy
Wealthy textile merchant buys rare penny stamp in London
A wealthy Chinese textile merchant Mi jiroyuki paid £10,625 for the penny stamp of 1847 at a London auction yesterday. The stamp, among the world's rarest, had last been offered in 1957 at 4 pounds.
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London
Reuter
Mijiroyuki
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Morris Charles To
Coast
Mr. Keane
Volney Arthur Clifford McMahon
Manning Street
Watson
McMahon
Williamsdale
Cooma Road
R. J Alexander
Phillip Sayers
Cowper — Street
Denton
Supreme Court
Sayers
Cyclone
Alan Keith Bailey
Hillside Joster
Justice Dunphy
Bailey
H. F Lulon
Hardie
ATIN
Adam 4 Son
Lonsdale St. Braddon Whatenal Ltd
Mort
Bragdon
Kingston St
Fyshwick
Lor & Co
Long South Coast Timber Ind. Pty
Lenview
Queanbeyan
Lennock Motors
Lonsdale ST
Braddon
N.R.M.A
Brisbane Ave
Beazley and Bruce Pty. Limited
Monaro
Canberra
Kingston
Stephens
Sydney
Melbourne
Brisbane
Hobart
Launceston
Burnie
Devonport
Perth
Newcastle
Adelaide
Townsville
F. H. Stephens Pty. Ltd
Barrier Street
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