Unlawful assault case dismissed in Taree court
In Taree Police Court William Newman was admonished and discharged for drunkenness. Frederick J Marquett faced a charge of alleged unlawful assault on George Smith at Stoney Creek on October 26. evidence showed a bar fight during an orchard dispute, but the magistrate dismissed the charge citing lack of evidence of motive or violence beyond the injuries described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Newman
Frederick Joseph Marquett
George Smith
Stoney Creek
R. Hawkine
Bromey Creek
Frederick Marqueti
Defendant
Marquett
Tuncurry
Eliot
Taree
Dever
Marquez
Nabiae
Athina
Athine
Smith
Hawkins
Atkins
Forster
Elliot
Mr Hawkins
Mr. Hawkins
F. J. Marquett
Ty Smith
Belnce
Sergeant Armstrong
P.M
Tie
Marquet
Armstrong
Charges over undersized prawns and company returns withdrawn
In a district court session on Monday November 27 before Mr and Mrs Harvey and others, Berg Armstrong announced the Registrar General accepted the annual returns for lacedowne Bakery and Regent Theatres, leading to withdrawals of earlier charges. Separate cases involved consigning undersized prawns. Duncan, Bramble, G E Duncan, W Saunders and H Saunders faced fines from £2 to £6 with penalties for sections under the legal length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacedowne Bakery Co. Ltd
Regent) Theatre
Forster
Armstrong
Marke
Owen Duncan
W. 8
Bramble
G. E Duncan
W. Saunders
Ho Saunders Owen Dancin
Duncan
Wyong
Taree
Butterworth
Ser
Afmelring
Cowte
Saunders
Armetrong
H. Saunders
Queensland plans equitable distribution of bran and meat meal
Minister A Graham announced on November 24 a scheme by the Department and stock feed interests to allocate bran pollard and meat meal by registration quotas for retellers. A survey will set available stock feed for the year and specific rations, with voluntary cooperation from industries despite limited supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Graham
MLA
Graham
Branti
Queensland
Bush Fire Relief for NSW Farmers and Workers
The NSW government extends drought and bushfire relief through the Bush Fires Relief Committee until June 30, 1945. The plan offers 1 percent interest advances to needy laborers, wheat growers, and dairy farmers with flexible terms, plus fence and building repairs. Applications go to the Rural Bank branches or Rural Industries Branch, Sydney. The government also pledges adequate wheat supplies for next season and hay incentives to aid fodder for starving stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wroent
Rural Bank of New South Wales
Rural Industries
Rural Bank
Sydney
Eeason
New South Wales
Labor
New Dehydration Factory Opens at Taree as Industry Expands
A large clothing factory has opened in Taree and a dehydrating prawn factory is now operating there. The Chatham Dehydrators Ltd plans a full factory on the river bank, with prawns and fish paste produced locally. Minister Scully cited dehydration as a wartime helper and noted Australia’s rapid growth in dried vegetables and processed foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tares
Taree
Whatham
Chatham Dehydrators Ltd
M.R. Co-op
Dairy Society
G. Mitchell
Sydney
Iin
CE. Tidenwoll
Messrs Mayo and
Cavanagh
P.D
Australia
Lcully
10 oe SS eegmens obs Hation erent i inaotton, ume
The readable fragments describe separate items from a newspaper page. Each line mentions locations and people in sparse form. Details are unclear but suggest brief notices or snippets from a local edition.
Memories of Morrissey and His Snaky Pranks
A retold reminiscence recalls Jim Morrissey the notorious Sydney prankster of earlier decades. He and a companion infiltrated Melbourne and Sydney bars with a venomous brown snake, forcing chaos and prompting police attention. The tale recounts their antics at Castlereagh Street offices and pubs, ending with Morrissey enjoying drinks after provocative stunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Jim Morrissey
Sydney
Morrissey
Castlereagh Street
Scott
Morrisety
Kar- Malis
Sydney Morning Herald
Chermer
Yoursace
Jim Morrisey
Malone
Cumnock
Royal Motel
Morrissy
Morris
Lest We Forget a Jungle Cemetery in New Guinea
The clipping from New Guinea praises Australian war cemeteries, noting a large well kept site at the foot of a hill in New Guinea. Rev Herold L Hawking laments civilian Australian cemeteries compared with the New Guinea war graves and honors fallen soldiers and their sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Guinea
Tom Polley
Winsham
Ossie
Australia
New Guineas
Herold L. Hawking
Rad Crom
Casey
Amd
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B. R. Harvey
Mr & RR
Harvey
Beret Armstrong
GE. Duncan
Wise
Upper Manning A. & H. Association
Wingham Showground
W . F. Summerville
F. Murray
Orece
Woodchop
Messrs
Erikinsom Broad
Gyan Brash Hurdies
Jim Flemming
Adekenegic A. C. Beal
Gome
A.M.P
Orks Gas
Toh Wate
Eb Ghee
Bay
Victoria and
Pulteney Aleeta
W. B. G. Davidson
T. M. Brackenridge
Mra. M
Bush Fire Relief
W. J. McKell
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