Debtor and plaintiff dispute over garage business debts
In a Small Debts Court case McKinnon claimed £22 12s 5d from Walker over a verbal garage sale and repairs agreement from 1925. Evidence covered two signed agreements in March and April, with payments of £10 and £19 disputed, bank closures hindering settlement, and the court awarding £22 12s 5d plus costs, payable at £4 monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Davidsow
Quirk and Baynlvon
Walker
A. d L. Stockwell
McKinnon
T John K. McKinnon
Bell River Bridge
Wellington
Walkup
Coansbaraian
Knanital
Maven
H Im
Pryke's
Mimeelf
Dukes
Mer. Davidson
Davidsony
Renairé
Vth
Blenkinn
Coonwbarabran
Geraber
Blent King
Purkis Road
Arthur Wise
Parkes Road
Markes Rou
Crete
Peyke
Davideon
Pryke
Darey Walker
Ceramnee
Jarage Luvin
Awpford
Connaturabenn
Wid
Arthur Stevet
Stockwell
McKunan
Parken Road
Irwin
Mr. Stockwell
Davidsené
Diy
Vidaon
Arthur Stress
Tle
Rydney Pryke
McKinnay
Arbury Street
McBin- Ton
A Deal in Chaif Case Between Ivery and Brow
A legal dispute arose when Percy Ivery sued Pryke Brow for 44/10 claimed from a chaif sale. The case began about three weeks ago and was adjourned after both sides presented evidence from the plaintiff and his witness. Dayhlson appeared alongside Mosom Quirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Ivery
Pryke Brow
Chaif
Dayhlson
Dairy Conference in Orange Moves Toward Western Butter Firms
Representatives of the Macquarie Valley Co operative Dairy Society met in Orange with western butter factories to form a western association. A zone system was explored though not finalized. Davidson was appointed secretary pro tem as talks aim to gather all western factories in Molong for a future meeting to fix western prices and improve dairying cohesion despite open competition from coastal and interstate butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macquarie Valley Co-operative Dairy Society Td
Mey Ral
Tvideon
Western Hutter Muetories
Oranga
Western Association of
MY. Davidson
Secreury
Snather
Molong
Trial on Inferior Chaff and Hay Trade Ends in Verdict
Witnesses testified about inferior quality chaff and hay sold by Pryke and Veech to Burns and Ivery, with bags and sheaves, prices around 27 shillings per ton and 80 percent delivery figures. A verdict was returned for the plaintiff with costs amounting to £9 8s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byitney Allen Pryke
Burns
Aly
Money Pub
Amn
Ivery
Veech
Kelly
Vewoh
Davide
Wellington
Sydney
Frederick W. Pryke
Walter Burns
Wood Yard
Ruta
Hildred
Peyke
Els
Pryke
Ted Austin
Veweh
F, M. Ryan
Wright Monton and Co
Mir
Davidaons
Cycling 10 Mile Road Race Win for E Taylor
Wellington Cycle Club members returned to road racing after track events. Nine starters raced on the Dubbo Wellington road with E Taylor winning from a 245 yard start, McAlister second, and Newland from Dubbo third with fastest time 26.50. Daley of Wellington won part of a 22 mile race at Orange but fell, Sands won and Garrity and McKinnon followed. McKinnon posted fastest time 62.40. At Cumnuck track Lipley won the four miles and Jundicap 22 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Cycle Club
Nine Arters
Dubbo-Wellington
Dubbo
E. Taylor
McAlister
Newland
Daley
Wellington Club
Orange
Sands
Garrity
McKinnon
Cumnuck
Lipley
Alva
Chamber of Commerce backs tax relief plan for car owners
The Chamber of Commerce approved a resolution urging the Chancellor to provide relief on taxation for motor cars. It suggested that taxes be halved when a car reaches five years old, in a move to ease the burden on owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ueng
Chamber of Commerce
Bea
England
Home crafts and weaving profits spark aristocrat’s hobby
Sir Francis Acland, 14th Baronet and MP for North Cornwall, earned fame with home woven hinges sold to friends. He claims weaving could earn from fourpence to a pound weekly, praising handicrafts as a rural revival while noting the art brings pleasure though not profit. Other items touch on broadcasting censorship and dramatic editing by the Australian Commission, affecting performers Dorothy Brunton and Yvonne Banvaril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francie Dyke Acland
North Cornwall
Evening News
Francis
Killerton
Bevon
Liberal Party
Jorothy Brunton
Yvonne Banvaril
Dorothy
Wellington Union football team wins at Mudgee for Jack Fort Cup
Wellington maintains unbeaten run as they travel to Mudgee and defeat the Mudgee team 13 to 10 in a keenly contested match for the Jack Fort Cup. Both sides played open football and praised the friendly spirit of the game despite a heavier opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Mudgee
Bathurst
Atp Ie
Cathuent
Cowrs
Bath
Union
Wallabies
South Africa
AurteaMans
NSW Industrial Commission fixes 44 hour week standard
The Industrial Commission announced on Friday that it had set 44 hours as twice the standard working week for New South Wales. Chairman Mr Justice Browne said a full statement of the reasoning would take some time. The commission noted special industry treatment could be claimed on interstate competition grounds under Section Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ryan
Mill-Ramk
Rowniewood
Ean
John
Peter
Molong
Gledy
Spargo
Jesse Davin
J. Stroud
Corde
Monte Carlo
Emeikex
Mk C Baylin
Frank Cook
Stin Cosivr
M.C
Her Dowton
Lao
Baytus
John Op
Perce Covler
Cura
J. G. Reid
Eurimbla
Jim Westwood
Peter Cosier
Job Ryan
Hetti Rowton
Ruby
May
Bill
Industrial Commission
New South Wales
Justice Browne
Isid Ie
Fly Honor
Tarquet Repairs sparks sporting hints at Sydney event
Tarquet Repairs demonstrates notable performance at a Sydney sporting meet, delivering a strong showing that hints at upcoming competitive momentum for the team. Strong emphasis on speed and technique signals potential success in forthcoming fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Yeiews
Danny Malone Song Dreamer Captures Australian Hearts
A lyrical tribute to Danny Malone, the Irish tenor whose rise from street busker to broadcaster and gramophone star is celebrated. The piece recalls his early poverty, a promised devotion, and his cherished place in Australian culture as the crowd sings along to his famous tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donny Malone
Weifagt
Avetral
Fool
London
Gramophone Records
Austeasia
Danny ‘Malone
WARDENS SHARE PROSPECTING EXTENSION GRANTED IN COUNTY
A fragmentary report notes an extension of time for prospecting granted to Frederick L. Mead and others in Wellsing via township lands. It mentions 60 acres, fair rental, a single bore shaft, and an adjoining cottage. details include land ownership by Bede Kelly and arrangements with J. Campbell Brox and W. P. Nits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gan Jast
Frederick L. Mead
Harris
Arthur F. B. Hall
Yarvagal
Bede Kelly
Campbell
Arthur
B. Bell
Bortion
County of
Wellingvia
Sfoasme
Eres
Stam
Tia
C. A. Campbell
Jim
William John
W. P. Nits
Solomon Hh
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Mir. E. T. Oram
J. E. McKinnon
Darcy Walker
A. Wilkins & Co
A. Nes
Coming-Of-Age Party
Pavilson
Mr. B. Kelly
Lan
Er Grae
Sable
Star Dwar
Sir Francia
Goldemith
Francis Adams
N.S.W
Sole Man Radia
Chan J. Poe
Coleman Heatems
Ste
Neo
Sonr
Alwaye
Coleman
Harris Street
Danny Malone
Ireland
Australia
Mai
Sohguters
Ible
Mara
Helen Tule
Nu Gpo
Sydnep
Jmn
Wardens
Austin, Chrysler, and
RED Trucks
Vesta Batteries
Ranaldson
Tippett Milking Machines
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