First Fair Rents Court case heard at Footscray
Robert W. McMillan tenant challenged rent on a five room weatherboard house in Queensville Street West Footscray. The magistrate set the weekly rent at 20 shillings, after inspecting the property and considering expert valuations, with a 12 month validity and no costs.
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Footscray Court
Robert W. McMillan
D. Addison
P.M
Queensville Street
West Footscray
Catherine Hamilton
Footscray
Southern Can Co
Walla
McMillan McMillan
Melbourne
John McIntosh
Brunswick
Roy Morton
Gamon Street
Seddon
Morton
Addison
William Hogg
Carmichael Street
C. A. Niel
Kald
Jones
Mewsnes
Alo
Youth spared jail after Footscray court case
Ronald L Falla of Sunshine admitted three charges including resisting a constable and theft of a teapot of chocolates after a Sabbath morning incident. Magistrate Addison suspended a month jail term on a £20 good behaviour bond with bans on drinking and late outings, citing his youth and prospects.
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Knight
Footscray Court
Ronald L Falla
Suffolk Street
Sunshine
Albert Hamilton
Barkly Street
Falla
Lnds
Witness
WH. Jones
Addison
P.M
Sunshine Club Wins District Cricket Premiership
The Sunshine Club defeated the Druids to clinch the Sunshine District Cricket Association premiership, ending Druids five-year reign with a dominant season finish and a tidy victory in the final. Delegates will meet Tuesday night at the Advocate office to discuss the match and season.
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Sunshine District Cricket Association
Sunshine Club
Druids
Druids Club
Sunshine
Advocate Office
Bank Interviewer J. E. Sievers LL.B at 296 Ge tonal
An evening interview features J. E. Sievers LL.B, identified twice, discussing banking topics at a location described as 296 Ge tonal. The piece notes daily slots from seven to zero in the program.
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THATS DIFFERENT The office quarrel over cutting expenses
A commercial traveller faces an angry boss demanding cost cuts and a cashier relays the order. The traveller refuses and tells the boss to fry his feet and send him away. The hors reacts with anger awaiting the employee record after six months. The first month he brought in £300.
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Timbuctoo
Hors
Beginning of Month Cashier Dialogue
A dialogue mentions payments across months with figures of £1200 £6000 and £28500 noted by a cashier. The scene ends with a humorous remark about frying feet and someone urging action.
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