City Police Court hearing lengthy list of magistrates
A City Police Court session recorded a full panel of eight magistrates including Police Magistrate Mr B J C Fou, with proceedings naming shopkeepers and licence applicants. The docket covered prosecutions for failing to register premises, hawkers licences, a weekly tenancy dispute in Moorabool street, a dentist’s unregistered practice and a glass theft at the Geelong football oval.
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B.J. C Fou
Lo Walter
Jas Young
W. Tevler
McDonall
Thos Spowark
Woc Kern
J Hitchin
Ho Dmniel
X.Y Z, Faking Co
A. A. Hill
Tipple
Factories Department
Shopa and Factaries Act
Tippile
Dantelaies
Marr
Doerid Moreton
Geo. Donaldson
Albert Victor McLaughlin
Amelia Sarah Leone
Albert Birch Oh
Peron
Ernest Joxke
Geelong
McDonald
Joske
Saker
Baker
Mike
Sickerdick
Dunn Olea
Henry Clarence Giles
Oles
Corio Oval
Dunn Sow Eoward Gahan
Dunn
Corre
Doyle
Man with ten children fined for whisky theft attempt
A man with ten children, previously a trackman, was fined five pounds and jailed a month after taking a bottle of whisky with intent to deprive another of alcohol. He claimed ignorance of his actions and provided a poor character reference.
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Fred
Ravdlways Commissioners
St Bald
Hal
Stephen Tooker
St Kalla
Sorat
Puck
Melbourne unemployed meet outside Premier's office
Near 1000 unemployed men gathered outside the Acting-Premier's office, led by Mr Prendergast, demanding job opportunities. Officials said many were ordinary workers awaiting Labor Bureau assistance, while authorities planned follow up with employment agencies and public works boards to address the demand for work.
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Melbourne
Psamk
M. Prencergant
Uppemiin
Marliament
Actoip-Premioy
William Melber
Prendergast
Willun McPherson
Acwuig-Fremier
Ify
Itis
Cabiet
Aviathatale
Burt
Gormo's
Ross Wegmand Karton
Tramways Board
Country Houck “Board
Wen
Wales
Iahornn
Tay
Warra Street Nurses Club hosts Geelong visitors amid charity evening
A Warraa Street Girls Club charity night welcomed Geelong nurses and city officials including the Mayor, Mrs Rang, and Rev. John Thomas. Guests from Laserton Riviera and General Hospitals enjoyed piano, songs, and a comedy, with competitions won by Miss Martyn and Miss Stott, and a later coffee supper concluding with the National Anthem.
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Geelong
Suring Ataife
Laserton
Riviera
Howmtals
Mrv. Rang
Nurses’ Association
Ae Forster
Dwyer
John Thomas
Dorothy Thomas
Football on Pakington Street Disturbs Sunday Worship
Youths have been playing football on vacant land in Pakington Street for several Sundays, causing disturbances to churchgoers. Yesterday afternoon a group kicked a ball along the street and near Autumn Street, where Constable From of the City observed and recorded the names of the players before summonses were issued. Locals argue youths should avoid the main street, especially on Sundays when children walk to Sunday School.
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Pakington Street
Autumn Street
Itta
Geelong Wireless Club Keeps Pulpits Busy for Members
Major JM Edgar spoke at the Geelong Wireless Club weekly evitorios, narrating a lecture on “Thresti on Frid ay by Wireless wind.” He outlined frame theory aiding long distance reception, described directional square-frame experiments, and noted practical demonstrations on soldering and wire making led by S Milligan and MP Stavehon.
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Presbyterian Guild
JM. Edgar
Rew
J. Morrows
Thresti
Wim
Fran
Niuigher
Horne
Viclinrisg
Ted
Millan
Dinero
S Milligan
Vo Stavehon
Soldering
Elderly Man Guilty Of Stealing Student Bicycle
An elderly man pleaded guilty to stealing a bicycle from Melbourne High School yard. He was caught in the act and explained he took the bike due to hardship and unemployment. The bench, Mr R. Knight P.M., sentenced him to one month imprisonment.
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Melbourne
Charlee Dulmstan
Bis Tarebure
Muiabortune
Lealing
Bavele
Melure
Caugh
Achmesd
Iewile
R. Knight
P.M
Elizabeth Houlers Hexodia Skin Remedy Promises Youthful Complexion
An advertisement by Elizabeth Healer promotes Elizabeth Houlers Hexodia a local skin remedy. It claims the creamy ointment restores youth by fading freckles tan brownness sallowness liver spots pimples blackheads and other aging signs leaving a clear fresh youthful complexion. The ad urges nightly application and asserts remarkable results.
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Elizabeth
Elizabeth Houlers
Unclear Advertisement From Geelong Pharmacy
Fragmentary ad from Dickson's Pharmacy Ry rie Bt Geelong suggests a large jar offer dated 4/4 posted with a promotional tone. The message touts new loveliness and urges readers to obtain the jar today for satisfaction.
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Dickson's
Geelong
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