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LAW REPORT. IN BANKRUPTCY.
Public examination: Re Abraham Symonds. Abraham Symonds, whose estate was sequestrated in May, 1935, on the petition of the Deputy Federal Commissioner for ...
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FUNERALS OF M.L.A. AND JUDGE. MR. W. F. FOSTER
Proof of the esteem in which Mr. William Frederick Foster, M.L.A., was held by all sections of the community was provided by the attendance at his funeral yesterday. The ...
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LETTERS SECTION 92.
Sir,—It is not on the whole surprising that the Privy Council has decided that the founders and drafters of the Australian Constitution Act used language which means that trade ...
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JUDGE D. S. EDWARDS.
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WORKERS' COMPENSATION COMMISSION.
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DISTRICT COURT.
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QUARTER SESSIONS.
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CHIEF INDUSTRIAL MAGISTRATE'S COURT.
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POLICE COURTS.
Herbert Clanman, 37, teacher, was sentenced to six months' imprisonment by Mr. Stevenson, S.M., at the Central Police Court yesterday, on three charges of having stolen ...
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ARBITRATION COURT.
The Australian Workers' Union asked the Court to reopen the Federal pastoral award case, heard in Melbourne, so as to deal with the industry in Western Australia. ...
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INTERMEDIATE POETRY.
Sir,—May [?] state that I, as well as your correspondent, O. Farquhar, am a Tennyson lover, and though I do not consider the stanza quoted to be absolutely a gem, still I ...
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SUPREME COURT.
Sydney George McLean v Maud Douglas McLean (formerly Whiting). Marriage, Sydney, October 20, 1932, Anglican rites, Issue, desertion, by reason of non-compliance with ...
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OBITUARY. MR. T. H. PATTERSON.
Mr. Thomas Hurley Patterson, who died at Katoomba, aged 48 years, was lecturer in agriculture at the Hawkesbury College. Mr. Patterson was on sick leave. He Joined the ...
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PROBATE OF WILLS.
Mr. Charles David Murray, merchant, late of Burwood, who died on April 28, left his estate of £64,287 for his wife and children. Mrs. Frances Maria Johnson, late of Moss ...
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Sir,—In to-day's "Herald" "J.K.C." expresses surprise on seeing the spelling "plowman" in "Lyrical Forms in English," and refers to it as "phonetic spelling," which might be all ...
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QUARTER SESSIONS.
Roy Bernard Young, who was undefended, pleaded not guilty to a charge of false pretences. It was alleged by the Crown that on October ...
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WOOL.
Sir,—Sir Arthur Cocks, in his letter published in your issue of to-day, seems to have overlooked the fact that authority to fix the rates of the wool tax to provide a fund for ...
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MR. I. T. WORKMAN.
Mr. Isaac Thomas Workman, who died at his residence, Mount-street, South Ashfield, on Wednesday, was 67 years of age. He was a native of England, and came to Australia ...
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MR. J. G. McMILLAN.
Mr. John Graham McMillan, senior Federal dairy officer for New South Wales, died on Tuesday night at a private hospital at Bondi, after a brief illness. A native of Scotland, he ...
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LAW NOTICES.
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MR. F. G. C HANSLOW.
Mr. Florance George Chippendale Hanslow, who died on Tuesday, at the age of 77 years, was formerly associated with the "Sydney Morning Herald" as a sporting journalist, and ...
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LITERARY BORROWERS.
Sir,—Apropos of the article on above ("Herald," 18/7/'36), has anyone noticed the similarity of idea between lines 101-4, Gray's "Elegy," and lines 29-32, act II., scene I., "As ...
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COMMONWEALTH ARBITRATION COURT.
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SUPREME COURT.
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THE HALLING TRIO.
The members of the Hailing family—Suzanne, Pat, and Peter—revealed themselves at the Conservatorium last night an usually sincere and gifted musicians. All three are ...
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AN ENGLISH REGIMENT.
Sir,—May I have space in your columns to suggest the formation of an English regiment. The Scotch regiment being such a success must, I am sure, arouse interest and ...
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ROYAL COMMISSION.
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CHESS PLAYER'S FEAT.
Mr. E. W. Bennett, of the Otago Chess Club, constructed six knights' tours blindfolded, simultaneously and without a mistake, in two hours. This is claimed to be a world record. ...
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INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION.
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