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| No title (Article), Barrier Miner (Broken Hill, NSW : 1888 - 1954), Monday 22 November 1948 page Article | 2013-04-27 16:05 | ALMA VOGT, 23.year.old Vie. terian fast bowler, is resting; at the home of W.A. wicket. . keeper Flo Ireland. She went team af »Inst the English- . sent by the English team with hopes for a »peedy recovery. |
ALMA VOGT, 23.year.old Vic- torian fast bowler, is resting at the home of W.A. wicket- keeper Flo Ireland. She went team against the English- sent by the English team with hopes for a speedy recovery. |
| UNION DOES the vogt case. LEAVE TO APPEAL REFUSED MELBOURNE, Friday, (Article), The Daily News (Perth, WA : 1882 - 1950), Friday 18 February 1921 page Article | 2013-04-27 13:43 | ^-: V; THE VOGT CASE. ? - ,\ Judgment was ? delivered in the ( High Court to-ctey in the. matter of tne ap regard .to payment of union dues in a notice. The Bood Trade « Federation of Australia sued Keginald William ber of. years. The matter came before ?before Mr. Justice iMann, who dis the tState Executive of the organisa tion had no authority to sue. ,, A mo decision was then made.^ before the ?Court, however, expressed no opinion UNION DOES |
THE VOGT CASE. Judgment was delivered in the High Court to-day in the matter of tne ap- regard to payment of union dues in a notice. The Bood Trade Federation of Australia sued Reginald William ber of years. The matter came before before Mr. Justice Mann, who dis- the State Executive of the organisa- tion had no authority to sue. A mo- decision was then made before the Court, however, expressed no opinion UNION DUES |
| MR GEORGE VOGT IN REPLY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ADVERTISER. (Article), Bairnsdale Advertiser and Tambo and Omeo Chronicle (Vic. : 1882 - 1918), Saturday 17 December 1892 page Article | 2013-04-27 12:44 | ployers' books fir in with their ultimate nor Mc'Lennan. so far as I know-nor can quired, and with this he was satisfied,. par moud's letter one would infer that the Sthe £1048 6s ; but this is not so. The en- an by McLennan. The assertion that a for° it ortionsby' other means. For many ?s months past I have h ad numerous lengthy discussions and- expostulations with Mr SHammoand "on my financial position with ,t him, and it is positively untrue that either .myself or Mrs Vogt were ever furnished 'with a copy of the balance-sheet published !in your issue of Thursday last. In fact re. _ tference to it will show that it has been com Siplied with indecent baste, as the letter pur - to say, and my late partner cannot do ; otherwise than bear me out, that through out all our dealings with M'Lennan and SHammond at no time was ever an account given to s. No doubt it was laxity on our -part not to demand it, but we at least . 'believed the business transacted with them Smay he an excellent bookkeeper, and no :made our confidential clerk, and, as I have before said, knew more of the firm's busi a 'nea than the principals themselves, but if the hooks he has left behind him are to be is not to be wondered that in the unravel r ling of the dealings of many mercantile ,-, firms recently, the country has been put to -i aom.thousands-of pounds of law eosat. -A - cursory'exnamination of the booksof the Slateo firm'by'a skilled acEorntntt; whom I which came upon melihke a thunderclap, t and may be of soma intorest to the .0 MONEYS 0oROOWED AND ONTEBEST. SAmountO advances for,which .. .... -$rit-b lll of ila i.'Augoot, .. 1 Bg0,'w`a'weglstered .. £70" 0 0 S Money paid by Ot'Lennan and Interest on bove at 6 per cent. in 1890-91... . 4610 0 PAYMENTS MADE TO M'LENNAN AND SCheques paid from time to time . Ld rreUduetin !of; loan, &c.,' (Cbt'£750. to date of sole] vency .. .... £...485 10 them duoting same period, S alaoas repaym-nt of loon 122 8 0 r Alleged recelpts by M'Lennan Soyy paidbyj me for remo 6??o l o ng plant, machinery. e., Sof the followling greement :--Upon the In -1 solvency of Vogt Bros., I'Leuaan was under rmised; aud-Hadiven as a lease of fvle years .vould surrender this lease, and so relieve O up to the present has not done so. Total of amount of moneas hef 6.0060 1 " This sum of £90 was paid in purseance O oblig~tlotoprpurchnase the-Deily Nws pre. ? lTATEyENT OF ACCOUNTP. , paid to and received by 2IýLennan and Hammond, s maown above ... ... £180 17 I Value of machinery In .en'e office not included In-bill oole,1l89l' , , 40 0 0 -which bill of sale woa and sold by m'Lenona and Hammond to irs nl.Vogt 1048 -6 0 'Totnl'...O. £2712 13 11 Hard cash alleged to havre been p aid by O'Lennan end Hammond to collect .13:1 Gi Id debts In Vogt resn'. estate ... ..... 234 12 Balnnce in my favor ... ... 1489 The above figures will justify my state. meat that all paymente made by me inatoead of being placed to my credit were added to swell my liability, and con. Total .. ...£1028 18 0 £1804 7 It clusitcly provo that had I never made the acetaaintluce of I'Leuuan and lamtmond I should at any into have been possessed of property, according to their own bhow. ina, ot £14Sl tB Itd, instead of being iguo, uineouuly turned out into'the utrett aulwot punuileau. 'h beo lignres uro taheu fron books which are nearly all io llnmmond's handwriting, n?l every honer fesh revetaa tiona nre tine made, no that in n tow dnyr, Air Editor, tI null Ihe enanbled to further enlilghten leat rendera nE the ar. of finnnoinp. .tr Ittnllmmond'n terror of "o Itllet plt threnllgh him" i ridictloea non sense. What I did say woa "fellows of his stamp shotld beo shot, n they wore n onurso to society," and no doubt they are. Yours, et., de c GEO. 'OGT. Ilnirnadiule, Lcceumber 9, 199.. |
ployers' books fit in with their ultimate nor McLennan. so far as I know-nor can quired, and with this he was satisfied, par mod's letter one would infer that the the £1048 6s ; but this is not so. The en- us by McLennan. The assertion that a for extorties by other means. For many months past I have had numerous lengthy discussions and expostulations with Mr Hammond on my financial position with him, and it is positively untrue that either myself or Mrs Vogt were ever furnished with a copy of the balance-sheet published in your issue of Thursday last. In fact re. ference to it will show that it has been com- plied with indecent haste, as the letter pur- to say, and my late partner cannot do otherwise than bear me out, that through out all our dealings with McLennan and Hammond at no time was ever an account given to us. No doubt it was laxity on our part not to demand it, but we at least 'believed the business transacted with them may he an excellent bookkeeper, and no made our confidential clerk, and, as I have before said, knew more of the firm's busi- ness than the principals themselves, but if the books he has left behind him are to be is not to be wondered that in the unravel- ling of the dealings of many mercantile firms recently, the country has been put to some thousands of pounds of law costs. A cursory examination of the books of the late firm by a skilled accountant, whom I which came upon me like a thunderclap, and may be of some interest to the public:- MONEYS BORROWED AND INTEREST Amount of advances for which first bill of sale in August, 1890, was registered ... £750 0 0 Money paid by McLennan and Interest on above at 5 per cent. in 1890-91... . 46 10 0 PAYMENTS MADE TO McLENNAN AND HAMMOND Cheques paid from time to time in reduction of loan, &c.,' of £750. to date of sole- vency .. .... £485 10 them during same period, also repayment of loan 122 8 0 Alleged receipts by McLennan Moneys paid by me for remov- ing plant, machinery. &c., of the following agreement :--Upon the in- solvency of Vogt Bros., McLennan was under mised; and had given us a lease of five years would surrender this lease, and so relieve up to the present has not done so. Total of amount of moneys sheet 606 14 1 " This sum of £90 was paid in pursuance obligation to purchase the Daily News pre- STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS paid to and received by McLennan and Hammond, as shown above ... ... £180 17 11 Value of machinery in News office not included in bill of sale 1891 400 0 0 which bill of sale was and sold by McLennan and Hammond to Mrs M. Vogt 1048 -6 0 'Total ... ... ... £2712 13 11 Hard cash alleged to have been paid by McLennan and Hammond to collect £453 6s 1d debts In Vogt Bros. estate ... ..... 234 12 6 Balance in my favor ... ... 1489 3 5 The above figures will justify my state- ment that all paymente made by me instead of being placed to my credit were added to swell my liability, and con- Total .. ... £1028 18 0 £1804 7 11 clusively prove that had I never made the acquaintance of McLennan and Hammond I should at any rate have been possessed of property, according to their own show- ing, ot £1489 3s 5d, instead of being iguo- uinously turned out into the street almost penniless. These figures are taken from books which are nearly all in Hammond's handwriting, and every hour fresh revela- tions are being made, so that in a few days, Mr Editor, I shall be enabled to further enlighten your readers on the art of financing. Mr Hammond's terror of "a bullet put through him" is ridiculous non- sense. What I did say was "fellows of his stamp should be shot, as they were a curse to society," and no doubt they are. - Yours, etc, GEO. VOGT. Bairnsdale, December 9, 1892. |
| MR GEORGE VOGT IN REPLY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ADVERTISER. (Article), Bairnsdale Advertiser and Tambo and Omeo Chronicle (Vic. : 1882 - 1918), Saturday 17 December 1892 page Article | 2013-04-26 19:59 | Snor M'Lonnan. so far as I know-nor can 1 5-i '1 ~EOPRG1 VOGT IN REPLY. TO THE EIITOP or TtH AnErnTlsET . Sir.--In rofulation of nMr TTlmond'ali .tlt~eQpttoaisload the public by publlsh. i?ag iWtiat]purportlato show tho monetary dealings between no, I am forced to stato ont of his way to say what is untrue, and by publishing halt a balance-shect-aad much ofthat, enigmatical-to lead the publio: to;lclievo that he and M'Lenuan played the part of the Checribal Bruthers to thq late firm of Vogt Brou. Nor has If anuiond by ?its neat array of figures dis .neat made by mre that ihe, while acting an b" hokkeeper to the late firm of Vogt Bros., and, at the sname time being nno of their mortgngebee,seems to lirse made lsla em Splayera' baks fit in with their ulrlirate ruin. It is worth while remrrlrring trat also secretary of the tairnsdale Water officer of the ratepayers at one and thire .''re! tii':'.- Fortunately all payments thoUfnleoium' of a bank, and records of then? are preserved. Also, the bulk of the hlto firm's books and vouchers are now in S;m, possessiou. How they came there it ..would no doubt please Hammond and M'Lennan to know. Neither Hammond Sthey1i :truthfully' maintain it-adrancedt money witholt security, or were they the lieve they are. On Mr M'Lennan becom . Vales for an overdraft of £500, ire obtained San agroement in writing for a till of sale to himself nt a morment's notice, if re quired, and wiih this he was satisfied,. par tieulnry as the agreement stipulated that keep M'Lennan posted up in our financial positon and was not to let tbhe hook debts "go below 00. So much for the charity whole of the plant of the Nevrs was in. eluded in the bill of sale, and covered by Sthe £1048 Sa ; but-this is not so. The en in the Netes office, and whose valne, as esti. mated by them, is 0400, are by a kind of " legerdemain their absolute property, and for, the. use of which, while able, I paid • could only speak approximately. It rosld ialso be exceedingly interesting to know -t how;the item of £1018 6a is made up, and Hammond takes good care, . no doubt plant was sold to Mrs Vegt. after the in solvency proceedings, this sum was sup. rposed. to be owing to M'Lennan and Hasm them and taken out of the nssignee's hands Swas supposed to be covered by their bill of sale.' If there was any surplus it belonged coata, for our insolvency, so carefully ! of his, this amount was not-paid at our re Mi Lennan and ammond, we would and Scould not have gone insolvent in 0 o spite of compulsory liquidation held before an bsy 'Lennan. The assertion that a "?charge of fiveper cent. only is made for in ' rest is arrant humbug, and only a cloak |
nor Mc'Lennan. so far as I know-nor can MR. GEORGE VOGT IN REPLY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ADVERISER> Sir.--In refutation of Mr Hammond's attempt to mislead the public by publish- ing what purports to show tho monetary dealings between us, I am forced to state out of his way to say what is untrue, and by publishing half a balance-sheet-and much of that, enigmatical-to lead the public to believe that he and McLennan played the part of the Cheeribal Brothers to the late firm of Vogt Bros. Nor has Hammond by his neat array of figures dis ment made by me that he, while acting as bookkeeper to the late firm of Vogt Bros., and at the same time being one of their mortgagees, seems to have made his em- ployers' books fir in with their ultimate ruin. It is worth while remembering that also secretary of the Bairnsdale Water officer of the ratepayers at one and the same time. Fortunately all payments the medium of a bank, and records of them are preserved. Also, the bulk of the late firm's books and vouchers are now in my possession. How they came there it would no doubt please Hammond and McLennan to know. Neither Hammond they truthfully maintain it-advanced money without security, or were they the lieve they are. On Mr McLennan becom Wales for an overdraft of £500, he obtained an agreement in writing for a bill of sale to himself at a morment's notice, if re- quired, and with this he was satisfied,. par ticulary as the agreement stipulated that keep McLennan posted up in our financial positon and was not to let the book debts go below £600. So much for the charity whole of the plant of the News was in- cluded in the bill of sale, and covered by Sthe £1048 6s ; but this is not so. The en- in the News office, and whose value, as esti- mated by them, is £400, are by a kind of legerdemain their absolute property, and for the use of which, while able, I paid could only speak approximately. It would also be exceedingly interesting to know how the item of £1018 6s is made up, and Hammond takes good care, no doubt plant was sold to Mrs Vogt, after the in- solvency proceedings, this sum was sup- posed to be owing to McLennan and Ham- them and taken out of the assignee's hands was supposed to be covered by their bill of sale. If there was any surplus it belonged costs, for our insolvency, so carefully of his, this amount was not-paid at our re- McLennan and Hammond, we would and could not have gone insolvent in spite of compulsory liquidation held before an by McLennan. The assertion that a charge of five per cent. only is made for in- trest is arrant humbug, and only a cloak |
| Family Notices (Family Notices), The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Friday 19 August 1955 page Family Notices | 2013-04-15 14:02 | and Adtlan great-grandmother of Lerida. -Peace, peifect peace. |
and Adrian great-grandmother of Lerida. -Peace, perfect peace. |
| Family Notices (Family Notices), The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Tuesday 23 November 1897 page Family Notices | 2013-04-12 10:27 | Gonnov -Tlie IVonds of the late Mr JOHN GORDON aro respectfully united to follow h> remains to the plaie of interment, the Boroon The iumral uill leave Ids lite residence, 82 BwusUnistreet Kew, Tomorrow (Wednesday, tie 'Mth dumber) at J p m A A SLtiailT, Undertaker, 182 Collins street |
GORDON. - The Friends of the late Mr. JOHN GORDON are respectfully united to follow his remains to the place of interment, the Boroon- The funeral will leave his late residence, 82 Brougham - street, Kew, Tomorrow (Wednesday, the 24th November), at 2 p.m. A A SLEIGHT, Undertaker, 182 Collins street |
| Family Notices (Family Notices), The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Tuesday 23 November 1897 page Family Notices | 2013-04-12 10:16 | GORDON >ni\o\ciiitcr at S2 Brougham rM .r "f « and John Gordon a(,ed IS ,cars «"reJ Ballarat and fasrouuun papas pica«. 11'i. n ii n "1st Norcml er Samuel late of |
GORDON. - On the 22nd November, at 82 Brougham street, Kew. John Gordon, beloved brother of Mary, Thomas, and James Gordon, aged 48 years. At rest. Ballarat and Tasmanian papers please copy. |
| Family Notices (Family Notices), The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Saturday 22 January 1955 page Family Notices | 2013-03-30 10:41 | (Mrs. Llronl). and Fred Rogers |
(Mrs. Lironi). and Fred Rogers |
| Advertising (Advertising), The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Thursday 23 October 1862 page Advertising | 2013-03-13 11:33 | ly.-The undersigned are now prepared to take |
rally.-The undersigned are now prepared to take |
| Advertising (Advertising), The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Thursday 23 October 1862 page Advertising | 2013-03-13 11:25 | "Ô SHIPPING MERCHANTS, Captains of YWMl«,' Storekeeper! on the Diggings, and Diggers Geno ' ly.-Tho undersigned are now prepared te taca l completo or dor« to any extent for their PRE RVED BEEF, Fish, Fowl«, Se, fresh and la tin«, ii which tbey are prepared lo warrant to stand In - j climate Frazollo, Vogt, and Qo. |
TO SHIPPING MERCHANTS, Captains of Vessels, Storekeeper on the Diggings, and Diggers Gene- ly.-The undersigned are now prepared to take complete orders to any extent for their PRE SERVED BEEF, Fish, Fowls, &c, fresh and in tins, ii which they are prepared to warrant to stand In any climate Prazelle, Vogt, and Co. |