Damages Awarded in Perjury Case Against Constables
Miss Allan Mary Bates sued constables John Parmeter and Stanley Day for assault arrest and false imprisonment alleging 2000 pounds in damages. Judge Maxwell noted possible perjury and questioned tenancy claims amid trial. Jury returned verdict for Bates awarding 200 pounds with a stay of proceedings granted. Names Radham and the two policemen referenced.
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Sydney
Allan Mary Bates
John [Parmeter
Stanley Day
Justice Maxwell
Hales
Bydenham
Radham
Nauru Phosphate Wealth Outlined in Canberra Talk
Mr. Dulfer, assistant engineer of the British Phosphate Commission, described Nauru’s phosphate industry to the Canberra Branch of the Institution of Engineers. The lecture covered island geography, mining methods, drying and shipping processes, and the European settlement layout, with details on loading, transport, and labor.
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Nauru
Canberra
Institution of Engineers
Dulfer
British Phosphate Commission
Dilfer
Federal Capital Commission
A. Hereivul
Dulter
New Caluen
Amruat Land
Earl
Nauruve
Ir J Strail
Abel Ani
Suvi
Laater Oval Reef
Khore
Nauru Conetata
A.C. Fleetwood
A.M. Fraver
The Capitol Theatre Presents The Trumpet Blows and Evergreen
At Lie Capitol Theatre this night and Saturday the Paramount production The Trumpet Blows stars Adolphe Menjou George Raft and Frances Drake in a love tale set amid bullfights and misunderstandings Drake outshines the duo in a limited plot Miss Drake’s dancing boosts the weak story Evergreen features Jeasse Matthews in a British musical comedy revival with strong stagecraft and singing Matthews carries the show while Victor Savills directs and C B Cochran and Ben Levy produced the program Also shown is a coloured Silly Symphony Old King Cole adding to the program’s charm
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Brittany
Lie Capitol Theatre
Paramount
Adolphe Menjou
George Raft
Frances Drake
Mika Drake
Miss Drake
Jeasse Matthews
Miss “Matthews
Harriet Green
Fim
Wen
Mies
England
C. B. Cochran
Ben Levy
Victor Savills
Jap Barey
Mackay
Man Matthews
Sonny Hale
Hartley
Misa Matthews
Old King Cole
Auccean
Queanbeyan Rifle Shoot Sees Gregory Halter Joins Johny Stone
In the Abrahams Cup final stage G. H. Gregory posts a net 47 and matches A. K. Johny stone's aggregate 148, forcing a shoot off. Conditions were easy with Simmons and Taylor among others posting scores, handicap denoted by x.
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G. H. Gregory
A. K. Johnyston
R. Simmons
Elc. Taylor
EG. Lewis
Taylor
Golf monthly medal at Queanbeyan club
The Queanbeyan Golf Club Associat hosted the monthly medal on Wednesday afternoon. Readouts include Miss N Ruffien 105 36 88 Mrs Evans 107 3672 Mia E Raffles 101 9 23 78 and others. The competition for Mrs Ruffles trophy will be played.
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Queanbeyan Golf Club Associat
N. Ruffien
Evans
Wormald
P. Shumack
Mia E. Raffles
Weaneaaay
Gruesome relic offered at Sothebys London sale
A gruesome relic described as a large elephant tusk horn carved with two crocodiles and gems from Calabar River in Boathera geria was offered for sale at Sothebys London. It was taken in 200T from a Julu house near Jamestown at the Calabar mouth where human sacrifices were made. A woman had reportedly been macrifeed to propitiate the crocodile.
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Sotheby's
London
Calabar
Automatic traffic controls in Sydney announced
Sydney authorities announce automatic traffic controls for major intersections in Ryde and nearby roads. Nineteen new units of equipment will be required as the system receives a prolonged approval process at Kent and Market streets over the past year.
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Sydney
Thursany
Kent
Marhet Tres Interuro
Generou
Newe & Body AO Wander Limited
Kent Street
Food relief figures show further reductions in New South Wales
A Sydney report from Thursday details lower food relief costs under the current government. The pellet cost drops to 17,003 pounds weekly from 95,001, with food orders issued totaling 412,281 for 388,804 pounds in Lang Government’s last month, and 67,388 orders costing 77,098 pounds in the month ending September.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Lang
Laymonth
Albury Murder Clue Ties to Melbourne Evidence
Detective McRae reveals a key clue in the Albury murder case involving a bloodstained towel and a wheat bag found with the victim. Investigators link initials on the towel to possible names and consider Camila Pamela or Pamela as the victim’s identity while Sydney detectives pursue a missing wife lead.
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Albury
Melbourn
McRae
Melbourne
McRine
Camula
Camtron
Pamula
Pamela
Victoria
Sydney
Art
Prey
Dentists Assist Revival Work Amid Sydney Pollen Debacle
A confused report from Sydney notes dentists aiding a revival effort tied to a pollen wave. Recipients think their dental tasks may be misattributed and require time to verify the information and confirm who did what.
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Sydney Dent
Dental
Hhaste
Inquiries Rise Over Tarree Stabbing Link to Albury Case
Police in Tarree are investigating a sensational report from three informants about an incident on the riverbank that may relate to the Albury murder. Witnesses describe a quarrel between a girl in a bicyclist outfit and a man near a big car with Queensland plates. clothing and a towel were later found burnt, but detectives say the burned items likely have no connection to the Albury victim.
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Newcastle
Queensland
Pixie Wan
Finn
Irl
Albury
Two Men Injured In Collision At City Intersection
About 7 15 yesterday morning a crash at North Hourne Avenue and London Circuit left D Arcy Morns of Hall and Conrad Kraan of on with passengers Lam Gardiner and Farmen Makin injured. They were taken to hospital for abensions and shock while Morrinsla received attention. Investigations were conducted by Constable Perriman.
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D'Arcy Morns
Hall
Conrad Kraan
Hourne Avenue
London Circuit
Lam Gardiner
Farmen Makin
Clon
Krohn
Morrinsla
Convatable
Perriman
Boy Involved In Fifty Thefts Reported In Sydney
Sydney reports a twelve year old boy may face burglary charges after police inquiry. A man and a woman were accused of involvement. The boy was allegedly incited by an unknown acquaintance to commit crimes. Authorities say the suspect duo were hiding at Bondi when taken.
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Sydney
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