Studio Theatre Lighting Contract Fails In Small Debts Court
Walter Heffernan the electrical contractor sued M A Moroney proprietor of the Studio Theatre for £25 balance on lighting work. The magistrate awarded 4 and costs, denying maintenance and minor completed work. Dispute centered on missing materials, incomplete wiring, and a neon sign overhaul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Heffernan
M. A. Moroney
Studio Theatre
Forbes
Mrr
Balmain
Microney
Hue
Moroney
Wool Market Trends Dampen Grower Hopes
Wool market values moved against growers this week with better wools down about 5 percent and average types down around 1 to 2 percent from January 6 closing figures. Demand was weak for faulty lots and European buyers were cautious though U.S. interest appeared, while Continental support remained limited. The report notes a substantial drop in prices since the year start and hints at a forthcoming catalogue event next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehuie, Bell, Badgers, Lumby, Limited
Continurumnealistaetory
Germany
Italy
Yorkshire
U.S.A
Lis
Diroy
Foster
Unclear Licensing Report Describes Hotel Renovation Notes
A fragmented report discusses licensing aspects and hotel arrangements, mentioning Select Pallati and a hotel buildout. The text references Troyy Hormel and a Sergeant Pullard, with remarks on accommodations and hotel requirements tied to a public or administrative process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duirtateare
Tova
Cintished Wien
Pullard
Thi
Linc
Kepps
Moroney Wins Record After Faulty Neon Cable Trial
In a case heard at The Advocate, Moroney prevailed with a $64 verdict plus court costs after arguing that materials were misrepresented and the neon wiring was inadequately supplied. The judge noted Moroney failed to establish all set off claims and that maintenance costs were not proved, with expenses awarded to Moroney’s witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dias
Moretey
Kennedy
Murover
Reonatyn
Romit
Lima
MI Palmer
Uae
Waldron
Leon
Coor
Meilion
Heffernan
A. Moroney
Hefferson
Duly
Heifernan
Melllon
DiWintti
Bound Over Confectionery Van Driver Faces Embezzlement Charge
Keith Bernard Chambers appeared at Orange Police Court to answer one embezzlement charge while employed by W. E. Kingston, wholesale confectioner, of Orange. The sum involved was substantial. arrangements were made to compensate the loss, with Chambers bound over for two years on good behavior after pleading guilty and entering recognizance at forty pounds. The magistrate did not convict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Bernard Chambers
Forbes
Orange
W. E. Kingaton
CVS. Ae Way
Chambers
Whiteley
Kingston
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Mr. Meulon
Plantiff
Sir Palmer
P.M
Te Pudd
Porben
Sydney
Sichioy
Bailey
Hletferoan
Pailes
Couneil
Sir Kennedy
Lund Undertakern
Anc
Frelekt
Rieble
Foiemakemi
Plauntit
Berkey
Pradelina
Adele
Adele Beeyvoinie
Befferman
Aemeyer
Henry Kennedy
Biograph Opercien
Heffervue
Tee Neue Choe Electriceats
Ign
Diment Waldron
Caunell
Meijllon
Wool Market
THE
Advocate
Savings Bank Busines
Australia
Commonwealth Savings Bank of Australia
the Advocate
Kookaburra
Lachlan Street
Little
Buchan AR &T Whith
Sewcaatl Sa
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