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Newspaper
Tenterfield Courier And District Advocate
Location
Tenterfield, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
5
A Prohibition order led to a police court action in Bevonk with a summons served and the case postponed for further standing. The hearing was scheduled as the summary details remained unclear in the report.
Industrial Court proceedings list defendants Hedph C Tynsley and others, with testimonies about nonpayment and failure to keep and pay shoots. The case involves claims of employee misdeeds, bonding issues, and costs awarded to the plaintiff, Merhart Murvall, plus detailed court actions and penalties.
Fragmentary OCR details a trial involving a defendant Huntley and others, with accusations of deception, grooming, and fines. The text references a judge, witnesses, and exhibits, noting guilty pleas on multiple charges and a complex list of names and penalties amid a historic courtroom scene.
Fragmented telegraphic items show prices and names like Os Linorie Potnter and Wallaby items with numbers and fractions. The readable bits include Wallaby and Akins Grey with prices and a mix of unclear vendors. The text lacks coherent events or narrative for fuller summary.
Fragmentary text mentions competitors and odds with unclear names and figures, suggesting a sports betting or race card snippet. Consecutive letters and misread words obscure details, but it references participants and money values in a dated layout.
Fragmentary text from a historical newspaper page references London and Sydney, mentioning names and places in a garbled account. It alludes to an inquiry, public sentiment, and tax prejudices, with several likely proper nouns obscured or miswritten.
The Poo Mth Society plans a big carnival displaying a funded project with line shows and a public ticketing scheme. President GW Smith and vice president Wi Tissel speak on the event, noting a display of works and free services by contributors as part of the effort.
Fragmentary notes show an appeal in a Shire Court involving Shire, Amosield, and others with references to Crown enforcement and a verdict in a property or apparel matter. The text hints at witness evidence, valuation actions, and a ruling that may set a price or sentence, mentioning named participants and a verdict outcome without clear specifics.
Government package notices 81st day actions on growth leases and AVATRAGLECOI applications. Annie Davis, Clive, Maesi discuss 13 year term rights. survey version 2H to Deke AM. Metro officials Lester Hian and Levon Leyso lead with cement case details and regulatory steps.
The Supreme Court of New South Wales Probate jurisdiction notices the estate of James Murphy of Mole River near Vonderfeld New South Wales. Creditors and others with claims must lodge them by the twenty seventh of July with Michael Murphy administrator of the estate. Dated May twenty eighth by Tame Francis Thomas real estate agent acting for the executors at 12 Castlereagh Street Sydney.
An old notice promotes a sale of 200 head of mixed cattle including cattle cows and calves. The listing mentions qualities such as sturdy stock and spring calves, with notes on hay and conditioner quality. The event details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Fragmentary shelf of unreadable lines shows mixed names, phrases, and garbled terms. No identifiable event or entities clearly emerge to summarize into a coherent news item.
A garbled OCR passage describes Veyle pursuing unclear customs phrases in a failing business context. It references vague names like Gosuennens and Laigat, clothing items, and a mix of terms such as DUIS and SIL ACT, with a promise to “waike you” about prices.
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