Shire appeals court hears Macquarie and Cobbora valuations
The Shire Appeal Court met Friday to hear ten appeals against Turiner valuations and twenty four appeals against the ater. W. P. Kelly represented Macquarie Shire with expert testimony by Taverner and Edols. The case centered on Mrs Florence Edols and her husband Thomas Reginald Edols land at Gowan Green Baker's Swamp with 10614 acres, fences, a 12 room house, wells, a windmill, and 4500 sheep. witnesses discussed land values, improvements, and carrying capacity amid price contrasts since purchase.
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Court House
Macquarie
Cobbora
W. BP. Kelly
H.C. Cox
N. H. Smith
A. J. le Stockwell
J. A. Biack
H. Taverner
R. Edols
Solomon
Thomas Reginald Edols
Gowan
Green
Baker's Swamp
Florence Edols
Mumbil
My. Gibson
Lucerne
Kelly
Hel
Ayling
Weve
Mla
Megan
Witheas
Mra. Edols
Fidels
Solomons
Thomas Ayling
Edols
Trivial case on sheep branding and land values heard
Police charged Bede Weech over alleged sheep ear marking. Court heard cost estimates, land value disputes, and that no dishonesty existed in branding. Judge and counsel discussed charge alteration and absence of offence under six months rule.
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Bede Woech
Kully
Campbell
Yeech
Sydney
Weech
P.M
Wool Sales Report From Farmers and Grasse m Co operative
Wool sales news from the Farmers and Grassem Co operative describes a June sale offering Autumn shorn wool from the northwest and west with burrs and mixed samples. Sydney market opened May 7 showing little change from May rates with irregular demand for dusty and hurried lines, withdrawals noted. Final Australian market sales will run in Brisbane June 20 to 30 with auctions ending June 14 due to unavailable varieties and an early announcement for the 1042/38 season opening.
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Farmers and Grassem’ Cooperative Co
Miso
London
Sydney
Brisbane
Good Times Thought Promotes Prosperity and Confidence
A fragmented text urges a state of mind that invites prosperity and bright days. It advocates optimism, steady faith, and decisive action to attract favorable outcomes while urging calm behavior and constructive deeds.
Gumbell's Bakery Bread Pastry in Sports Goods Case
A court case between Gumbell's Bakery and V. Larum over sports goods is recorded. The dispute centers on contracts for bread and pastry items versus sporting equipment. The outcome and full details are not provided in the surviving text.
Spot-It Coupon Seeks Traders and Window Finds
The competition runs June 11 to 18 with spot articles hidden in Wellington shop windows. Participants locate all “Spot-It” items, fill blanks opposite traders, and mail coupons for judging. More than one article per trader may appear, with multiple prizes for top correct coupons.
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Wellington
Howes
Uader
He Wellington
You Have Twenty Chances The Times Coupon Entry
Entry instructions urge readers to submit window tickets signs decorations or Guin fre net Spotty artistes with competitor names and addresses on The Times coupon. Readers may send as many coupons as they wish to participate in the contest or promotion.
Local business directory snippets feature several shops and trades
The fragment lists TAIT'S BAKERY the Kosciuszko candy store the Hollywood fruit shop and other outlets such as The Flag Store for drapers marcers and more. It also mentions tailors jewelers and a newsagent, indicating a busy commercial area with diverse services.
Wellington Police Court Case Misreadings
A fragmented Wellington Police Court report shows a man charged with theft related to fabric material valued at £4 and alleged involvement in possessing stolen goods. The accuser claims the theft occurred during a sale. the defendant faces a potential six months to three years sentence depending on findings.
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Ates
Opossums and suspects face late 19th century charges
In a tangled report from a colonial era court, Alfred Edwant Greene and several named associates are accused of animal skin theft, with cyanide fears cited by a police sergeant. Multiple defendants plead guilty to forged cheques and vehicle license improprieties, while others are fined or imprisoned for public vehicle offenses.
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Alfred Edwant Greene
Alfred Greenow
Jame Alias Rogerson
Mystic Man
P.M
Adam Wan
Dennis Francia Moher
Aliaserson
Cootamundra
Campbell
Tal
Accussi
Mondra
Fens
Gaia
Serail
Roma
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Shire Appeal Court
H. T. Adams
Joreph Thompson
Rome
Stith
Woods
The
Wellington Times
Alexander
Adlington
F. M. Attwood
Draper
Mllliser
Drotamaker
J. A. Crean
A. Crean
A. A, Dobbie, Pharmaceutics
Enderby's, Fruit
R. Ellison, Lie
Fulton's
Pulton
Fong Lee
Fong Lee & CO
Griffith's Pharmacy
Golden Key
Glover’s Pharmacy
Warvey Bros, Jewellery and Gifts
Harvey Brog
Jewellery and Gifts
Gumbell's Bakery
A, Kitch & Sons, Ferniters, Bedding, Itc
A, Kitch & Sons
Lahy
V. Larum
Sports Goodgate
F Meekin
W. Mow Fann
General Merchant
Harry Moore
Crete
Charley Murphy
Music Shop
the Times
S. F. Madden
Elizabeth
R. R. Payne
Quality
J. T. Powlett
A. Pulbrook
Baler and Pastrycook
Keith Paul
Dan V. Roddy
Haliway Stores
H.C. Reinhard & CO
Spratt Bros, Quality Butchers
Western
Western Stores
Iroemongery
Boots and
Sheet
the Western Stores
Haberdesberg
E. R. Thomas
Gensis
E.R. Thomas
Tait
Kosciusko” Candy Store
Kosciusko
Hollywood
Flag Store
Drapars, Marcers
D. Wasl
Wilmot, Jewel
Wilmot
Wellington Motors
Fred Wall
Newsag
John Fabar
Collectors
Percy Jobnet
Carophaly
D. Walker
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