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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 21, 1932
Page
3
Proceedings reveal counsels clashing over banking entries and alleged conspiracy charges. Witnesses describe missing documents and attempts to force production of contracts and payments while the court considers delays and adjournments in the matter involving the Aydon family and associated parties.
In a recent session at Our Quasabeyan Court, the defendant faced charges of cycle theft and evasion. Police testimony detailed the pursuit to Sepadan’s home and a confession by Thomas Woods about stealing two cycles, with specific timing and location notes from September.
At the Canberra Court yesterday W T Hatten and others faced several breaches of the Tyac Mc Ordinance with fines not imposed. Edmond J Asnwocth of Gunawnee was jailed for seven days for failing to yield at a lorry intersection. W R Studdle of the Verentry Rebool Westruin paid fine but defaulted to seven days hard labour. Alfred Thomas Onran of Gerritome Garlens claimed £35 damages in a collision with W Webb Bachelor’s vehicle, while Robert Alva Snow of Calderra was fined for riding without license. The case details show a rainy day collision with uncertain damages and multiple creditors.
In a small claims session Kenneth Henry Olphani and Fanherra won against James William Hrowes hairdresser Armetia Trowse. The magistrate struck out the matter against Mrs Vrowee. The defendant J W Prowse was ordered to pay the amount monthly, with the first installment due October 31.
The Canberra Golf Club announces Saturday play for the Cavion Pennant Tear. Four teams vie under captains Will Fang, F. E. Richards, and Romana Hachtam, playing each other twice. Points awarded for team wins and individual wins. a Peb trophy awaits the winning team. A long draw lists matchups including Williams, Midenhall, Hibbernan, O'Callaghan, Macfarlane, Parker, James, Garnett, Crown, Rom an, and many others.
Menangle Park reviews dense racing action including the Menangle Cup afternoon program with withdrawals and multiple divisions. Winners include Dampler in the Maiden Welter Handicap at 6/1 by three-quarters of a length, and Mountain View in a 9/8 winner at 1.6 odds. Second division results list Biddy Mealiger and Hunting Blom with close finishes. The program also features the Encouraged Highworth Handicap with Gold Joy and other notable runners.
Robert Keith Carter of Matonala faced a magistrate in Canberra Court seeking deferment under the Statutarium Act of New South Wales. He was ordered to pay 18 pounds 3 shillings 4 pence plus costs and pennies totaling 25 shillings 6 20. A Grton Tyre Company witness testified to a hire purchase sale of two tyres on November 11 with £10 credit remaining. Carter disputed liability claiming the agreement was a state contract and thus governed by the Borns forlum Act.
The ad touts Vaculoid as a fast cure for piles promising pain relief and avoidance of surgery. It claims a dramatic, unbelievable result and urges readers to buy from Campbell and Hy Croker and various listed retailers.
An OCR damaged notice touts a cough remedy claimed to be cheap and effective for households. It promises easy preparation and rapid relief, with unclear ingredients and dubious savings claims aimed at Australian readers.
Three thousand Inverness residents back a cooperative plan to run the coal mine locally. A committee led by the parish president and key merchants and miners will control the mine under government guarantees until profits permit full ownership, avoiding disaster from closure. Production recently fell from 600 tons yearly due to stoppages, but the property is seen as capable of higher output under the new arrangement.
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