Paddy the Gippsland Horse Case Before Quambatook Court
In Quambatook the debt case over Paddy the horse concluded with Moss claiming £6 1s and costs, while Rendell argued no further payment was due after supplying feed and care. The court ordered Rendell to pay £6 1s and £2 2s costs, upholding the plaintiff’s claim for the horse care fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas E. Moss
H. Rendell
Keane
Mr Richards
Rehards
Wr Keane
Richards
Thomas
Rees
Tetearls
Tnd Tar
Mesa
Eam Sea
Srichards
Moss
Ings
Herbert H
Gippsland
Pad
Gipsland
Rendell
Defendant
Paddy
Eagle
Sarah Winifred Moss
Stanley E. Moss
Mr Moss
Cone
Mr Keane
Herbert M. Rendell
Bness
Mose
Western Australia and Australia War Updates and Local Notices
Actions include school closings for Christmas and a January resumption while a Chariton farmer's will distributes £3570 real estate and £240 personal estate to widow and children. NSW proposes betting tax and government fees. Australia builds submarines. Sydney round up of uniformed men investigated. Local letters urge public duty and economy for Britain’s war effort.
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Michael Hanrahan
Charton
New South Wales
Job Printing We Lead The Way In Service
Advertisement urging customers to choose our job printing services emphasizes leadership in quality and speed. It promises reliable printing for business needs and invites inquiries for quick quotes.
Great Buck Up Nation Keeps England and the War
In London, American journalist Janac FL Marvosson reflects on Britain's financial stance during the war. He notes England's role as chief foreign force in the conflict and questions how the nation will meet postwar unrest as prosperity shifts. He stresses thrift campaigns and the public mood among rich and poor alike.
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Civisation
Maddie
Firat
England
Aghilt
Ministry of Munitions
Ceunl Corpure
Organical Industres
America
Germany
Sini
T& Yan
Peel
London
Britain
Janac FL Marvosson
Wall Street
Crete
Peter
Mahey
New York
Losbon
Thosne
Bown
Clements Tonic Promises Cure For Nervous Ailments
An elderly bedridden patient attributes recovery to Clements Tonic in a testimonial alleging relief from nervous breakdowns headaches and insomnia. The letter describes rapid improvement after starting the tonic and urges others to try the medicine. Actions and dates are unclear. the piece centers on a medical cure claim and customer testimonials.
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Clements
Clements Tosic
Mir
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