Breaches of Licensing Act Tried at Horsham Court
Three Licensing Act breaches were heard at Horsham Court on Wednesday. Andrew Gillespie of the Rainbow Hotel pleaded guilty to three charges for keeping the bar open with patrons on the premises. penalties included fines. Additional cases against Chriss Amer of the Dynen Hotel and other hotel staff involved small fines for allowing drink and presence of persons in bars. The proceedings noted transfers of hotel leases and prior lapses as factors in penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsham Collee Court
Soria
I. Carruthers
Rainbow Hotel
Andrew Gillespie
Totel
Rainbow
A. W. Diennlidsen
Choris E. Amer
Dynen
G.I Lowking
Kearney
Dhoen
Dimboola
Viner
Thwking
Horsham
Hocuss
Tyrmer
Seago
Noor
Oeltiver Ladiers
Sores
Tan Bennett
Hiebenger
Leon Net
Water storages and disease pest impact in Queensland
Water stored in state reservoirs up to last Saturday except Wortock noted. The Prickly Pear Commission formed as 65 million acres in Queensland infested by the pear but only a third sown with pest. The insect Cactolinsts Cactorum credited for control, previously about 1,000,000 acres annual coverage by the pear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Rivers and Water Supply Commission
Wortock
Wass
Prickly Pear Commission
Queensland
Relief Act funds exhausted for sustenance needs
Melbourne boards report unemployment relief funds fall short with £611,000 left of £1,468,000, forcing all money to sustenance. They plan £15,500 for prospectors and set rules to compel work. Registrations show weekly increase. figures indicate persistent unemployment across sectors, with railways urged to support primary producers against rising road transport.
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Melbourne
Forests and Mines Department
Roans
Boant
Messrs. Hust, Monk and Hancock
Railways Commissioners
Clapp
Victoria
Wiumera
Mallee
Tinaness
Clapp Sail
Clappo
Victorian Railways
Calico Sigma
Silent Knights formed in Melbourne to oppose communism
A Melbourne report reveals the Silent Knights a 2000 member group formed a year ago with 21 branches across city and suburbs each member bearing two secret IDs. The movement claims to support law and order Australian first within the empire and police welfare while opposing communism and socialisation. Leaders include E Tighe Solomon and J Keith Downs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fsed
Silent Knights
Sweney
Melbourne
Australia
British Empire
E. Tighe
Rth
Imperial
A. J. Wingshott
J.P
Brunswick
Geners
J. Keith Downs
Council of Regency
M. H. Davis
Moreland
Offeer
A. F E. Solomon
Albert Park
Amd
Digestive relief with Bisulated Magnesia remedy
An ad promotes Bisulated Magnesia for stomach acid relief. It claims quick, safe neutralization of acid and soothing of digestive organs, reducing heartburn, gas and pain. Doctors supposedly recommend it for restoring healthy digestion and rapid relief.
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Post As & Dewspaper
South Australia
New South Wales
AVON
Pitt Street
Arlton
PHESE
Wooster
Croft
Frayling
Riady
Leo M
Vesro
Geo. P. Frayling
Frayling’s Music Rooms
Roberts Avenue
Hilda Cox
Lave Adelaide University Comservatori
Babile
Violet Cramer
Andrew Street
Fran's Lake
Lake Lonsdale
Taylor's Lake
la Pine Lake
Wartook Se
Mr. Webber
Central Bureau
Gillin
Canberra
Giblin
ME. H. W. Clapp
Clopp
An- Gerstein
Railways Department
Department of Agriculture
Agricultural College
Wickie
Melbourne University
Edward Goll
Louis Hattenbach
Memorial Hall
Say
Ted
THE
Stone
Scullin
Hughes
Commonwealth
Boullin
OUR
H. W. Ward
Firebrace Street
Ponrssitiam
Thone
Strachan, Murray & Shannon Limited
Geelong
I. M. Strachan
J. C. Mackinnon
W. E. Sargood I. A. Milne
G. L. Strachan
Geelong Corporation
Birregurra
Camperdown
Lismore
Sele
Young
Stock and Land
P. W. Fisher
A. Wynne & Son
Coachbuilders
Tyreing
AIAD
Wilsee Street
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