Canary Court Case Involves MacLeods And Fingleton Damages
Ross Dixon Macleod and Ken Dixog MacLeod claim damages from Phillipa Fingleton over a shop incident in November 1963. They argue the injury was caused by a third party and deny negligence by the MacLeods while inviting patrons into their shop. The case adjourned until May 18 for further evidence.
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Gan
Canherrs Court
Yenkaray
Ken Dixog MacLeod
Late Glory Macbend
Menee ‘Centre
Phillipa Fingleton
Rous Crement
Karen
B. Gallen i
Figieton
Mie
MacLeods
Ross Dixon Macleod
Coranderrk Street
Reta
Nhop
Court judgments record several civil awards in Canberra area
In the Canberra Court centenny Mr F CP Keane awarded against Jam Rheedy at Bartley Place Elizabeth Bay with debts including 140 loan and 10 pounds plus damages. Cusack of Franklin Street Rinauke awarded against Jam Rheedy. Judgments for Canberra Community Hospital against Leslie Blewitt for 130 pounds 10 shillings and 7 pence. Harold Thompson Bungendore and Elsie May O'Brien Causeway petty sums noted. Additional entries list amounts and parties including E826 with costs of 4? and other small claims sixta.
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Canberra
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Cusack
Franklin Street
Rinauke
Jam Rheedy
Bartley Place
Elizabeth Bay
Bhiestly
Joan Corte
Agatha Sheedy
Leslie Kenneth Blewitt
Causeway
Harold Thompson
Molonaio Street
Bungendore
Coat
Elsie May O'Brien
Enet
Mr. E. Daley
Australian junior swimming dance and awards night
The Canberra Swimming Club announces the current season’s events at the Masonic Hall on Friday night with junior prizes and a dance. A standout 13 year old swimmer has dominated the season, winning junior breaststroke titles and state championships, holding numerous Australian and club records. Club champions include W Brophy, R Dean, W Hawke, G Dawes, B Stephenson, and others, reflecting a record-breaking year across age groups.
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E Yalatence
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W. Hawke
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Federal Golf Associates LGU Medal Round Win
Federal Golf Associates reports a second round win at the LGU medal event. Key players include Mr. von Mason with 85-22-68 and Mer a J Gilbert at 60-25-0, with other scores listed for Mrs. Boloman and Mrs. Cook among participants at the Federal Club yesterday.
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Vonmason
LGU
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Third Round Draw In Pénnant Tennis Competition
The third round draw lists matchups across divisions with North University and St Patrick's among teams. Notable pairings include Turner versus Forrest, Barton versus North Sal, and Kingston receiving a bye. Several divisions show byes and mixed pairings, reflecting a regional club event in progress.
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Addon
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Pete
Reta
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Tuer
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Mi. Forrest
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RLC
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Urosby
Kinders
Grimth
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North- Sal
Gren
Ainalie
St. Paul
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Ainae
Slanga Destroyed In Alter Accident At Queanbeyan Showground
A six year old gelding named Slanga suffered a broken leg after getting into a stall at the Queanbeyan Showground. Veterinary attention failed to save the horse, which led to its destruction. Stranka, by Katanga from Aibcour, won the final race at the ACT meet, with jockey Chiba Sate aboard.
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J. the Young
Stranka
Katanga
Aibcour
Chiba Sateavin
Muonarotti
Allugram
Hurwen
Barryeriy
Manuka incident leads to licence restoration in Canberra Court
Allan Lawrence Macaulay was stopped after driving his car through Manuka Arcade on December 7. He made a successful application in Canberra Court for the feature of his driver’s licence restoration.
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West Indies Narrowly Rise From Rough Patch at Kennington
West Indies recover after a fragile start at Kennington Oval as Barbadian batsman Robers Barbados builds a late seventh wicket stand of 63 with Galan to reach 280 before stumps. Australia face a full day to chase 203 for victory.
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Barbados
Galan
Alstralia
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