Sawmillers Association cited over pricing in timber case
In Coffs Harbour Court of Petty Sessions Mr G C Sheldon of the Department of Labour and Industry traced discrepancies in the Sawmillers Association circulars used by timber dealer Lyall Arthur Herdegen. Two over charges totalling £1 0s 7d and £4 12s 4d were found on sales, with Herdegen pleading guilty. Fines of £5 plus costs were imposed. Further charges involved Thomas Bertram Timms and other dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G C. Sheldon
Department of Labour and Industry
A. E. Capp
S.M
Coffs Harbour Court
Murray
Country Sawmillers’ Association
Sheldon
Prices Branch
Photon Prices
Perficut Proprietary Ltd
Mr. Murray
Defendant
Coffs Harbour
Association
Capp
Thomas Bertram Timms
DG McDonald
Timms
Defendans Lawmall
Timmsvare
Millers Timber and Trading Co
Sec
Collett
M. McDonald
New State Organisers Tour Coffs Harbour Meeting
Two New England New State Movement leaders will address a public meeting in Coffs Harbour next Thursday. Peter Wright acting chairman and Ulrich Ellis public relations officer will outline developments in the 3s New State campaign started in June 1948 and discuss decentralisation and representation at the Gratton conference set for October 2 and 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England New State Movement
Coffs Harbour
Peter Wright
Ulrich Ellis
Gratton
New England
Justice Nicholas
Four Visors Arrested for Drunkenness at Celts Harbour
In a Petty Sessions court session, three men from Newcastle Kempsey and Urunga pleaded guilty and were admonished and discharged after two days in custody. James Edward Phillip failed to appear and forfeited his recognizance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celts
James Edward Phillip
Urunga
James Cowan
Newcastle
Phil McGovern
Kempsey
Jack Smith
Olls Harbour
Great men never feel great proverb
Chinese saying remarks that greatness does not inflame ego while small minds remain insecure. It reflects humility and perspective across leadership and daily life.
Special order timber overcharge case reviewed
The case concerns a special order to New Zealand and a small overcharge for picking out timber from an export pile. Dr McDonald explained Collett’s order dated before November 1951 used a 3d per 100 timber excess for set lengths, an honest office error added 7d per 100, the overcharge was refunded, and penalties or costs were decided with no further fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lr. McDonald
Collett
Cellet
McDenald
Timper
McDonald
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Ansett
Skyliners
Coffs
Sydney
Brisbane
T. C. Seccombe & CO
W. M. Hunt
Sawtell
A.W.A
Radiola
Dradiola
Tom Cunningham
Deers Dark's Corner
Moonee Street
Coffs Harsour
Zuave
Hunt
A_E
Hogein
High Street
Butler
AIR Transport Pty. Ltd
Herdegen
George F. Murray
Timmsvale Sawmiller
New Zealand
Jack James
P.O
McGregor
Buns Malt Bread
McGregor Bros
Colis Harbour
Stuarts Shoe Salon
C. S. Smith
Mr. K. Ruthning
Webster, Jack and
McDonald (North) Pty. Ltd
Gabory
Fert
Ilizer
Cummingham & Sons
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