Bankruptcy Public Examination of Brisbane Solicitor
Official Receiver Mr J D Keenan spoke after the public examination of Michael Jus on O Sullivan a Brisbane solicitor of Clayfield and Oriel road who was adjudged bankrupt on April 21 1933 on Randolph Bedford MLA s petition His affairs show unsecured liabilities of £1052 16s secured £485 securities worth £515 assets £1435 12s 10d leaving a deficiency of £607 32d O Sullivan said he earned at least £1000 a year and blamed unsuccessful litigation for the bankruptcy
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J. D. Keenan
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Clayfield
O'Sullivan
Randolph Bedford
Wickham Terrace
Mrr
J. O. Alexander
Keenan
Bedford
McNish
Macrossan
Dowling
O'Sullivan Gald
O'Bulive
Dedford
Earthquakes Shake Auckland Province Centers
Auckland reports multiple tremors this morning with minor damage. Auckland City and surrounding centres felt shocks lasting about five seconds. Tauranga and Thames noted movement and clock damage while Te Awamutu reported stronger quakes. The quake is linked to submarine disturbance off the coast near Bedford.
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Tauranga
Teharoha
Manowara
Thames
Lis
Coali
Winter Frost Grips Stanthorpe and Brisbane
Severe wintry conditions sweep Queensland with record cold snaps. Brisbane records a 4.7 degree maximum and heavy frosts threaten crops while Stanthorpe endures its coldest morning at 23.9 degrees of frost. Tanks freeze and water outages occur as growers assess early winter damage.
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Stanthorps
State Wheat Board
Beaudesert
Toowoomba
Queensland to Have Kilted Highland Regiment
A meeting at Brisbane voted to form a kilted Highland regiment in Queensland. The group aims to establish a nucleus within months and plans to start from an existing battalion rather than a purely Scottish unit. Sir Donald Cameron noted that Englishmen and Irishmen could wear kilts as well.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Donald Cameron
MUELR
Unemployment Relief Tax Debate In Brisbane
A Trades and Labour Council delegation urged abolition or adjustments to the unemployment relief tax, arguing the tax scale and basic wage rise unfairly hit relief payments. The Minister pledged to bring complaints to Cabinet. The report also covers a court deposition about a bank debt dispute, adjourned for creditor negotiations, with remarks on proportional repayment and insolvency hardship.
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Brisbane
Trades and Labour Council
Conference at Clifton backs relief tax cuts and dairy rules
The Darling Downs Local Producers Association conference at Clifton carried a motion for equal relief rights for unemployed sons of farmers and to abolish the relief tax if refused. It supported limiting dairy herds to pre July 4 1936 standards and urged higher tariffs or import restrictions on tobacco. Delegates were welcomed by Clifton officials. a full report appears tomorrow.
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The
Ravensbourne Lp.a
Darling Downs
ML. Darry
James Purcell
Queensland Butter Board
Ravenschourme
Council of Agriculture
Inigo Jones
O'Shea
J. Menara
Clifton Shire Council
Cr. B. G. A. Murphy
Clifton Chamber of Commerce
Warwick Daily News
Brisbane party stance on seats in federal elections
An official of the Queensland Country Party states the central council has not discussed electorates for state or federal elections. The GPP will not contest four Brisbane federal seats, with decisions pending on others. After leader E B Meher returns on June 16, the central council will likely discuss the federal election.
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U.ap
Russell
Queensland Country Party
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GPP
E. B. Meher
Central Council
Wireless in Every Second Home in Australia
Canberra reports that all occupied dwellings now have wireless sets. Commonwealth Statistician Marcel states 903,493 receivers in force by March 31, up 60,000 from last June. The four year growth averages 113,000 annually with no slowdown in expansion.
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Canberra
Commonwealth Statistician
Australia
Marcel
Queensland party balance to be settled at conference
The party policy is to let the electorate decide if it will contest a seat while the council will receive candidate recommendations. A UAB conference with the UAP is unlikely until the Federal section plan is discussed. Sir William Glasgow said no clash expected between TAP and GP in Queensland contests. Seat allotments depend on a conference between the two groups.
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U.A.P
William Glasgow
UAB
Russell
TAP
G.P
Queensland
Minister Hanlon Leaves for Aboriginal Missions Tour
Brisbane reports that the Minister for Health and Home Affairs Mr. B. M. Hanlon departed tonight on an extended tour of aboriginal missions in New Zealand and neighboring territories, aiming to observe services and conditions firsthand.
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Brisbane
B. M. Hanlon
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