A Splendid Display Case and Full Colour Lineage Chart
A monthly subscription will deliver a fully lined display case and gloves with each medal. The set includes a full colour lineage chart, nearly 1.2 by 1 metre, detailing Britain’s Kings and Queens, ruling houses, dates, and crests. Sterling silver medals cost 30 dollars, gold medals 180 dollars, with fixed prices barring tax or duty changes.
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Britain
Birmingham Mini Pty Ltd
Queens of the British Isles
Birmingham
Conspiracy charges set for Whitlam Ministers case
Mr Leo of Queanbeyan tentatively fixed January 10 as the start date for main proceedings in a conspiracy case involving four Whitlam ministers. Sydney solicitor Mr Danny Sankey brings charges against former PM Whitlam, former Minister for Minerals and Energy Connor, former Treasurer Cairns, and former Attorney-General Murphy. The matter returned before Mr Lea in Queanbeyan with Crown document and subpoena issues discussed. Adjournments total nine. NSW Court of Appeal rejected last week an attempt to halt charges.
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Leo, SM
Queanbeyan
Whitlam
Sydney
Danny Sankey
Minerals and Energy
Connor
Cairns
Justice) Murphy
Lea
David Rofe
Sankey
Crown
Rofe
Leo
NSW Court of Appeal
Nine months’ jail for stealing a motor vehicle
Peter Ronald Butler, 22, labourer of no fixed address, was sentenced in the ACT Supreme Court yesterday to nine months’ jail on charges of stealing a motor vehicle and breaking and entering and stealing. He previously pled guilty to breaking and entering District Producers (Canberra) Ltd on September 18 and stealing hardware valued at more than $1,500, and to stealing a Hotten Monaro GTS sedan from Harry Smith Car Sales Pty Ltd on September 7. The judge ordered the nine months to be served concurrently.
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Peter Ronald Butler
ACT Supreme Court
Canberra
Dobson
Buller
Canberra) Ltd
Harry Smith Car Sales Pty Ltd
Justice Franks
Butler
Cheques stolen from parents led to court charges
A 24 year old man Phillip Reginald Stokes pleaded guilty to 14 charges of stealing forging uttering and passing cheques not met on presentation. He admitted taking three blank cheques from his mother and father forging signatures to obtain about 8470. The case was adjourned to November 24 for a welfare report.
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Canberra
Nicholl
Stokes
Aman charged with false pretences in Holden swap case
Canberra Petty Sessions heard Aman, 20, a spray painter from Kambulda Crescent Fisher, allegedly did not declare owing over 4000 on a Ford Fairmont before swapping it for a Holden Memory valued at 5600. The court, before Mr Nicholl SM, adjourned the case to December 17.
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Aman
Canberra
Petty Sessions
Michael James Neill
Kambulda Crescent
Fisher
Nicholl
Les Eaton Pty Ltd
MPs Back Wollongong Man Appealing Slaying Trial
In Wollongong District Court Federal MP Connor and two NSW MPs spoke on behalf of Trice James Ramsay, son of Ramsay, facing sentencing after a jury found him guilty of felonious slaying John Farthing and dangerous driving causing injuries. Judge Pyle remanded Ramsay in custody until Monday for sentence.
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Sydney
Wollongong — District Court
Wollongong
Cunningham
Connor
SSW Legislative Assembly
Corrimal
Kelly
SSW
Ramsay
Trice James Ramsay
Fitter and Turner
Bale Bullawnite
John Walter Farthing
Bulli
Gec
Pyle
Hawker College to Present Threepenny Opera Dates
The Hawker College drama group will stage the Threepenny Opera on December 2, 3, 6, 7, 8 and 9. A large number of college students and staff will participate, including staff who are studying drama as part of the course.
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Hawker College Drama Group
Petition lost in Privy Council over NZ murder case
London reports that Robert Douglas Revis ta, 24, described by prosecutors as having used LSD before a fatal shooting, lost his petition to the Privy Council for leave to appeal a murder conviction. He allegedly fired a sawn off shotgun at friend John Breamsley from two to four metres in Ashburton on April 25, 1975. He was sentenced to life in prison. NZ appeal dismissed last July.
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London
Aap-Reuter
Robert Douglas Revista
Supreme Court of New Zealand
Privy Council
Jom Breamsley
Breamsley
Ashburton
Christchurch
Roulston
New Zealand
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British Isles
Elizabeth
Birmingham Mint Pty Ltd
Queen Elizabeth II
Australia
Elizabeth II
Margaret
Norway
Scotland
Mary I
Jane Grey
Mary Queen of Scots
France
Mary II
William
Anne
Victoria
Hilizabeth II
Leslie Lindsay
Maid
Birmingham Mint
Assay Office
National Gallery
Freico
The
Birmingham Mint Pay Ltd
Ee Eee Izroy
Medibank Levy
Hibernian Health
Hibernian’s
Hibernian
Medibank
Orion
Ancillaries
Medibank Options
Modian Levy Payers Girly
Tenns
Hibernian Health Options
Elisabeth Street
Wynyard
Burwood
Dee Why
Macksville
Qoryur
Hesley Galleries
Alan Baker
F.R.A.S
Theatre Centre
Commonwealth
House of Representatives
Fieu
Waehe
Akilly
Public Service Guard
Parliament House
Camdeara Alc.t
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!