Judge rules for plaintiffs in Yaroweysh land dispute case
Mr Justice Mann ruled that Samuel McGifford and partners prevail in the dispute over 220 acres at Yarroweysh bought in 1926 from Margaret O'Brien and Bridgett Breen. The judge ordered a declaration that the contract was rescinded and adjourned further accounts to decide if the plaintiffs retain any lien on the land for deposit and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Mann
Samuel McGifford
Gutton-Street
Edwen Hast
Patrick Deane
Namurkah
William
Ernest Cassidy
Cobram
McGifford
Margaret Mary O'Brien
Rankins, Springs
Bridgett Agnes Breen
Beaconsfield Parade
Albert Park
Yarroweysh
Hassett
Messrs
Morrissey 2Nd Deane
Numurkah
Wool sale yields high prices at New Zealand agency
Wew Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co reports its third catalogue of the season featuring 500 bales of wool. The sale saw keen competition across Home trade Continent loent manufacturers and Japan with strong crossbred demand. Next sale planned for November 10 offering GOOD bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wew Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co
Continent
Japan
Fee
Neuss
Getting Beyond It by Initials and Abbreviations
A satirical verse critiques overuse of initials by modern writers and public figures. It illustrates how readers struggle to decipher acronyms like MLA MILA ALP ACW T.W-W and others while portraying a family overwhelmed by debt and ineffectual politics. The piece features a father failing to work, a bailiff, and a mother joining unions as debts mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.B.A
MLB
W.O.T.U
C.W.A
Ded
Wunghou Club Wins G V Eight Pennant
At a recent G V Eight Association meeting the Wunghou club received the pennant for premiership quality. First-time finalists Jane Toolamba Shepparton Imperials and Wanghan were praised for their improved football standard. Club delegates including Carlisle Furze Ervine and Toolamba were commended for sportsmanship and contribution to the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wunghou
G.V.F.A
Jane Toolamba
Shepparton Imperials
Wanghan
Waughan
Carlisle
Association
Furze
Shepparton Imperiale
Wanghna
Ervine
Toolamba
Asquiation
Poppins
Pattinson
Wiliason
Wilkinson
Moratorium and Farmers Relief Bill Receives Royal Assent
The Moratorium now law as the Unemployed Occupier and Farmers Relief Bill provides farmers a path to seek protection certificates from nearest court for relief from all obligations. Certificates last up to twelve months with possible extensions, stay creditor actions, and establish a farmer relief board to oversee income and property, creditors meeting, and committee advisory role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer's Relief Board
Melbourne Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Agriculture
Lands Department
The New Large Hats And Household Care
Gossiping Miss Tallis guides women readers with home topics from hats to sun care and kitchen routines. The piece surveys large brims and new bowler styles, then warns about cooking stove heat on complexions, urging cold cream and disciplined routines. It also covers figure fashion, indoor exercises, and a compact shoe pocket sewing project with cretonne and binding instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean
Dick Turpin
Cretonne
Stitching Guide for Pockets and Bindings in Garment
The instructions describe folding and stitching a multi pocket panel. Panels are stitched with precise margins, creating two series of pockets with even spacing. Edges are bound and loops or rings attached at corners and center. The bottom pocket includes three fasteners for stockings.
Learning to Pilot in the Path of Christian Science
The article likens skilled pilotage to following spiritual direction through Christian Science. It urges using the Bible and Science and Health as chart and compass, stresses lifting thinking to spiritual high altitudes, and cites Mary Baker Eddy and Paul to affirm God as Spirit and Mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Mary Baker Eddy
Paul
God
Exporting to salvage idle Australian iron and steel plants
In a House debate on tariff duties for iron and steel, Hon. J. G. Latham argues that protective tariffs fail to revive uneconomic units. He proposes exporting excess capacity, especially galvanised iron, to New Zealand and the Far East, to utilitise idle plants and reduce unit costs, urging wage and condition tweaks to support export ability and avert unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
United Australia Party
Irom
Australia
Iron and Steel
Janice
Russia
Eisever
Wup
New Zealand
Far East
Broken Bill Proprietary Co. Ltd
Newcastle
Rainfall figures show district average 16.70 inches
A table displays the district rainfall data for the period 2e s-14u0 with an average of 16.70 inches. It notes that the wheat-growing period from early October to late October, within the same year series, is included.
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Yarreweyahi Farm
WOOL
A.B. C
Wunghow Club
Mrss
Mary Tallis
Miss Tallis
The
Christian Science Monitor
J. G. Latham, Kc, MP
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