Judgment on prohibition appeal in Moores contract case
The Chief Justice and another judge delivered judgment on a prohibition application by John William Stewart Suess against William M T Moore. They discharged the rule nisi with costs, holding no natural justice defect in the magistrate’s order though a dissenting judge urged broader relief. The decision upheld jurisdiction under the Small Debts Recovery Act and emphasized that mere errors of law or fact do not justify prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
For Court
Justice Cohen
Gordon
Wade
John William Stewart Suess
William M'Taney Moore
Gordon-roat
Chatswood
J. L. King
W. B. Smith
Petty Semsions
Central
Molle Court
Bimself
BI Gouer
York
Tully
Thirt
Costa
Cohen
Trom
Painter Drowns After Boat Incident at Woolwich Dock
A painter employed at Woolwich Dock drowned last night after the Isunch left the dock jetty to allow a ferry to pass. The crew began pulling when a man fell overboard and disappeared. Georg Young, 32, of Napoleon Street Balmain, was later found missing from the party as water police searched the area. The body had not been recovered. In other items, Dr Barnardo’s Homes admitted 28,02 children this year, with total admissions reaching 72,438.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Dock
Georg Young
Napoleon-street
Balmain
Divorce Court Cases in Sydney and North Sydney
In the Divorce Court, Justice Gordon continued proceedings in a dissolution of marriage petition by Bernadette Dean formerly Calschor against William Ernest Dean a gold miner of Comat Vale West Australia with testimony on cruelty abandonment and alleged threats. A North Sydney suit for dissolution by Edwin Elsey Whithen against Alles May Whitham formerly Goldsmith was continued with evidence about support payments and domestic harmony. Dorothy Fitzgerald formerly Edmonds sought judicial separation from John Charles Fitzgerald alleging cruelty and harsh treatment with detailed accounts of strikes and blows during twenty years of marriage. The respondent farmer denied cruelty and maintained a peaceful marriage noting labor on a Dapto farm and disputed other claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Gordon
Seasee
Sydney
Thesertion Wathibe Ereun
Soraptias
Bernadette Dean
Calschor
Wits Willam
Ernest Dean
Comat Vale
Wert
Australia
R. W. Fraser
Peniteuct
Aud
Ace
Marys
Renee
Aula
Kalgoorlie
Petitioner
Pine
Trassvent
Natal
Johannesburg
North Sydney
Eewin Elsey Whithen
Alles May Whitham
Goldsmith
Mary Goldsmith
Patitioner
Eddie
Bradburn
Lonor
Dorothy Fixgerald
Edmonds
John Charles Fitzgerald
T. Roos
M Gual
St. Luke's Church of England
Ulal
Mr. Rose
Petitiover
Tule
Dapto
York
Edward Pitegerald
Thomas Fitzgerald
Tram accident in St Peters injures elderly woman
An old lady named Mrs Smith was struck and severely injured when stepping onto a tram line near the railway bridge in St Peters after waiting for a cart. The city-bound tram could not stop in time. Ambulance officials and police attended. possible fractures reported. A separate city grace payment recommended for the family of a boy killed crossing a road earlier.
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St. Peters
Mrs. Smith
Mra. Smith
Kingstrest
Cook's River
Newtown
C.vi
Prince Alfred Ho
Sur Seata
Abrawiong
Shipping Arrivals and Departures June for South Coast Ports
Shipping arrivals list multiple vessels with captains and tonnages arriving from London New Gerde South Coast and Port Chalmers. Departures note June 1 sailing HpiHun for Boas Siaiaita via Lord Howe Norfolk Island. Carrier lines include Tyarea and company agents Watatione. Several ships from Australia and Canada.
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Warrtecote
Eitons
Caplin Cict
Vanda
F. W. Jackman
Sura Oy
Tone
Lamsn
New Gerde
SA Toms
Wolleson
Baten
Wewarrs
South Coast SN. Company
Caillley
Tom
Aptamm Beraulet
Eiemaima “Scott
Banarrson
Comey Fee Clyde
Godersen
Om Narooma
McMan Revelrers
Axeore
Port Chalmers
Warren
London
I Pons
Gitte
Brent
Coomonderry
Lang
Willig
South Coast
Uinwarra
Come
Pam, Limited
Walker
New and
HSS
Company, Limited
Moruya
Swanse
South Comet
Firth
Trope Mel
Lented
Rewata
Seycius
Remen
Poris
Lekman and Company, Limited
Genta
Hpihun
Boas Siaiaita
Naweichiigem
Lord Hlown
Norfolk Ialandn
Maritime Miscellany Projected Departures and Gale Strike
Maritime notes detail projected departures to Melbourne Sydney and New Zealand ports from various wharfs and harbors, with routes via Circular Quay Woolloongabba and Port Darwin and multiple ships named Peregrine and others. It also reports a gale strike near Sydney with ships delayed and towage underway, and mentions the Peregrine’s Melbourne voyage and the Pendragon line steamer. The article covers vessel movements, port calls, and a notable weather incident affecting operations.
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Morsom
Calar “Quay
Melbourne
East Circular Quay
Calgary
Wanet
Vonn
Missbourne
Adelaide
Muddart
Parkers Wharf
Pym
Grantaia
Brisbane
Porus Horifa
Calvan
Adniaida Compacts Weare
Rama Tonkela Gey
Cavanha
Byron Bay
Cam's Harbor
Teal Bay
Kewcamin
Ami Dorigs Gin
Cams Garser
Woolgneisa
Drlttatrest
Port Stephens
Bearhot
News Baatie
Maries
Wasit
Ae Taepam
Oarie
Port Macquarie
Bahne
Bam
Fire at Tilba Hotel Sinks Building in Inferno
Fire swept Elis Hotel on Wednesday damaging a billiard room fees room and taser shed while guests fled. Mr Elis estimates only a small portion of stock covered by insurance as a fire party arrived quickly. Crews removed a boot from Roy’s box and aided occupants amid smoke and heat. Losses include carbide stock and bedding. several valuables likely destroyed.
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Elis
Adoria
Auvine
Roy
First Offender Bravado Case Ends With Suspended Sentence
Charles Edwardes pleaded guilty to three burglary charges and sacrilege after stealing from tobacconists and tobacco while with boys. Judge Backhouse treated him as a first offender, ordered his share of stolen property repaid, and suspended one sentence for 12 months labour. He remains bound over on other charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edwardes
Backhouse
New Steamship Proprietary Company Registered in Sydney
New South Wales company filings show Steamship Proprietary Company Limited registered on June 2 with £20,000 in £1 shares to acquire steamship assets. Signatories include Aare, K. Lam, Basten, A. J. Pulver, Thop Meets, with registered office in Sydney and capital listed as £1,000,000 in shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Souths
Walco
Aingied Eine Biuty Astoe ‘Steamabip Proprietary Company, Limited
Regiavered
Hie Steamabip Tngs
Aare
K. Lam
Basten
A. J. Pulver
Sydney
Wits Ec Capuial Gt Cinoas
Warler
Ourien
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Supreme Court
Oounter
Royal
Wedel Mest
Draper
St Peters
Byrney
Darque
Newsaste
Tiuntac Fiver Steamship Company
Namo
Fort's
Newcastle
Pendgrine
Peregrine
Howard
Melbournia
Pam Pangine Wits Bromactery Ak
Qq' Tong
Yassers
J Brown and Company, Limited
Cine
Almiler
Designty
Uilmaroa
Wellington-Biafl-Melboure
Anche Pee
Fea Texy
Bélppine Guzen
Borat
India
Purtiacresby
Bist
Britis
Pieventa
Varmly
Sues
Umber
Oller
Guinea
Jaye
Rogers
PNR
Murray
Wills
Tha Bentinck
Tyna
England
Opurta
Villaga
Salvator
Mixicoy
Misicoy
Indian Ocean
Tilba
Lasker’s
Lasker and
Lasker
George-Street
Australian Bank of Commerce
King-street
Algerie
Teers
Angus & Coote
Ted
ENT
Baumann
Pitt-Street
Seelres
Cole Druiery
Abedin
The
Dunlop Rubber Co. of
Australasia
Arn
Clarence Street
Eidnet
Femsomai
Heidersn
Parkoia
Crane Ant Sons
Ad Routhan
Pickler
Chinemants
Arinor Lepinacher Vint Co
Gireular Goertema
Szner
Faye
Angus and Coote
Crullivan
Iin Town
Fridars, Ki
Ssing
Walcome
All Gramry
Reise OF
Ludgater
Oxford-St
Co. & Hatte’s Clothing Department of
K.U
Bill &Lt
Clote AG
Evite Vere
Nore Arrmzse
G. G. Hatte
Mattel Arcade
Ing-Street
Opp. Vic
Nea
Tod
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