Clashing Views On Motors And Roads From British Journal
A long excerpt discusses radiator care with vinegar and anti oil methods, the rise of Leyland vehicles, solid tyres, high vs low tension magnetos, and public complaints about motor cars. It notes city plans for motor omnibuses, road dangers, accidents, and the shift from horse-drawn to motor buses, plus speculative future transport like transatlantic air travel.
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Westing
Chicago
Someason
Boik
New Zealand
Tong
Anti-Motors
California
Eigabor
Waylard
Kat
Watson
Tea advertisement fragment from Lloyd & Co in City
An OCR snippet touts tea quality and price from Lloyd & Co at 86 Gearnest City, promoting heat and favoring Liege W/E Tes over Todt Tene pola. The garbled text includes references to tea specialists and local branding but lacks clear event details.
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Liege
Lloyd & CO
Gearnest
City
Tee Specialists
HI Kings
Citz
Penrith Probate Suit Seeks Will Probating and Trustees
In a Penrith probate hearing the widow Sarah Wilson seeks probate of her late husband Frederick Charles Jones, with exsecutors named as trustees. The defendants contest the will and codicils, arguing Wilson’s state of mind and alleged misstatements. The case notes estate value around £2000 as evidence and motions to remove competing claimants.
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Max
Charis
Edonice Wilton
Sam Wile Towind
Penrith
Defendiny
Bignold
Olivet
Tia
Emery
Frans Wauby
Adelaide Mari
Plais
Thornleigh Property in Bankrupt Estate Case Heard
The Judge in Bankruptcy considers an application from New Zealand tracing a land parcel in Thornleigh to William Francis Greenaway a Hawke’s Bay sawmiller now in the United States amid a complex claim by Norman Lealin Gurr official assignee. The assignee seeks declaration of Greenaway’s estate as bankrupt and vesting of about acres of land at Thornleigh NSW in Gurr as official assignee, with a 3 designation and for revival of bankruptcy provisions under NZ law. The case hinges on Greenaway’s alleged transfer and whether the land remains the property of the bankrupt estate for creditors’ benefit. Manning argues Greenaway fled NZ and estate details require tracing. The court reserved judgment on the application.
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Coeman
Beatrice
Storchman
Belfast
Ir. Distree Street
New Zealand
Dominion
Manning
Messrs
Allnn
Allen
Hemeler
Norman Lealin Gurr
William Francie Greenaway
Dannerlrae
Hawkes Bay
United
Anertae
New Zealad
Greenaway
Sorefan
Leslie Gurr
Thamieigh
N.sw
Waich
Gurr
Bank Manager Charged in Kapunda Larceny Case
At the Adelaide Police Court Byres, manager of the Kapunda branch of the Bank of Adelaide, faced charges of larceny of funds. Examined evidence showed he held keys to the main safe containing reserve funds, with £5200 expected but £3520 found. The defendant recently suffered a serious accident and is treated in Kapunda Hospital. He claimed hardship and traced his situation to posting from Callowie.
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Byres
Kapunda
Bank of Adelaide
Fite
Byre
Kapunda Hospital
Bank of Adelaid
Folvad
Jearing 2
Callowie
Marriages Dissolved and Local Notices From Sydney Court
Mr Justice Gordon presided in the Sydney Divorce Court granting absolute divorce to Lily Dorothy Stark and Matthew Stark amid other dissolutions. A Cadia storekeeper, recently deceased, was noted for mining circles in Grange, while Emu Plains Progress Association urged the Railway Commissioner to include Emu Plains in the mountain tourist district for Nepean River trips. A Broken Hill union mass meeting proposed a seven member committee to study tributes for fallen workers. Further fragments reference various notices and local matters from the period.
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Justice Gordon
Sydney
Lily Dorothy Stark
Matthew Stark
Jobe Thomas Lannon
Minnie Gertrude "Lannon
Robert
Anine Keil
Emily Kell
Luke James Tompkin
Cadia
Grange
Emu Plains Progress Association
Etmu Plains
Nepean
Broken Hill
Piroken Hill
Banks of Labor and Public Works Rally Highlights
A garbled page lists names and places including Sabina Seale and Nita Terii amid mentions of labor, public works, and Mayan sites. The fragment hints at a rally or camp, with references to trades, settlements, and regional figures, but OCR corruption obscures specifics.
Fragmented OCR History Item on Grace, Trials, and Prison
Fragmented text references a throne of grace and a trial in a county, with April dates and names obscured. It mentions a prison, a plea or statement about payment of blood and justice, and a later Tyraguro Poeiest phrase. The readability is low and key facts are unclear.
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Moediate
Ubtinsifn
Brilleryane
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