Killara.

The title Is and the tteJI

real estate man- Torrens,
Act Felix Booth, of Double Bay, to
cent, deposit, subject a

ESTATE.
deceased and T p M 5 per
REAL
re
decree for restitution of conjugal The respondent which contended that H M Greaves minimus'!,!
rights. company,
ANNUITY.
P B Smith de ager £10, balance by 20 equal
re
motion ior maintenance ]mm

LAW REPORT. parties were

1D27, according
man led at Taree
to the rites of the
in December,
Methodist
the applicant's
the applicant
incapacity
was able to
had ceased,
earn wages
and that
not less
censed
Johnson v
and TFM
Smith
Act
to be mentioned
motion for maintenance
Knox v

an
John I £10,000 Norton,
Mr Claude
Smith,
Weston
and
(Instructed
Co )
appeared
by Messrs
for the ments,
are
with
available
interest
on
at

application
6 per
quarterly
cent,
to the auctlontSi
pffi
Church. A decree nisi was granted, returnable than those he received at the date of the ston to be mentioned re A H Hilder in (in-
executors, Mr L S Abrahams
in six months. Newell (instructed Injury. The Commission made award in iant summons for maintenance re P O Neill plaintiff or the Town Clerk, Kuring-gai Council I
and Wildes)
Week.
an
Mr. Kingsley structed by Messrs Ba.ry, Norris
T P M Act motion lor malmen
BANCO JURY CAUSES. by Messrs. Septimus G. Rowe and Co.) ap- favour of the applicant for £3 a week from deceased
ince re
and
T Coyle deceased and 1PM Act
Lebbeus Hordern's Estate. for Mrs Frances May Hordern, Mr Jordan, Business Dull During
peared for the Letters (instructed
>

petitioner. .July 4, 1930. Mr. F. G. H. (in motion for maintenance re F K Olltver de Mr Williams
KC, and Dudley
(Before Mr. Justice James and jury.)
WARD V WARD.
Istructed
! by Mr. E. R Tracey) appeared for ceased and C and L of P
deceased
Act petition
and TFM
far
by Messrs Norman C Oakes and Sagar) for COMMUNITY SINGING. E
SALE OP A RESIDENTIAL. Messrs Daw- sale re W S Gardner 3 All the real estate agents in Sydney report
applicant; and Mr. Nicholls, (of Public Hordern Moses and Leslie
Muriel Vlsclllis Ward (formerly Bennett) Act motion for maintcni nee Taylor v Mrs Phyllis
for the that in-
FIRST WIFE'S CLAM.
Prldgeon and another v Thompson and son, Waldron, Edwards, and Nicholls) Order and Mr H H dull week, the being
Trustee motion to vary Master s Booth, and Mr Bonney, KC, a explanation
charged adultery against Sydney Clifford Ward
another.
the ground dissolution of the marriage
respondent company. hIn Equity -Before the Mnster -At 11 a m Mein
Mason (Instructed by Messrs Minter, Simp- tending purchasers have held off pending the Increased
In this action Agnes Christina
as for
tosh v Westcott to settle minutes of decree
and for John Felix Booth, the Popularity. |
Pridgeon between them, celebrated Act son, Co ) result of the elections.
which was at Syd- 1115 Coronóla Sales Ltd and Co npnnys
and Gsrtrade Annie Pridgeon sued Thomas Whorlow to pro for Clare Hordern i»
out of the affairs of the late trustee Olga this only a few
v are
in November, henrd 2 15 m Jacobs arising For reason there pro-
ney 1929. A decree was
SESSIONS. part p Questions
I

nisi
QUARTER Mr.

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Henry Harrison, Frederick Clement Thomp- ceed on Inquiry Before the Deputy Registrar submitted by auction next week. When Charles Lawrence, who is ft
granted, returnable in six months. Mr. C. M. deceased and Trus of Darling Point Sydney who perties being ,

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At 11 a m Re C McCarths I
Lebbeus Hordern recting the weekly
son, and Harold Storey for damages arising (Before Judge White.) I

community singing

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Collins (instructed by Mr. F. W. Beehag) tee two bills of costs i" noon £208 252 were at

CAUGHT.
_?
tax
Act to of approximately
from the sale by the defendants to the plain- appeared for the petitioner. Mr. T. S. Crawford, Crown Prosecutor. Country Electric Supply Co Ltd v

Furniture
George
Pty
to left an estate
b«fore the Chief Judge in Equity yester-
SHOPLIFTERS BUSINESS OF THE WEEK. Town Hall,
sing
asked
"Just
the vast
Before
gathering
the Battle
ye<ti£

tiffs of a residential at McMahon's Point. tax costs 12 30 p m Reno vn again I day to Moa¡¡>
"SHREWD AND CALLOUS." minutes ol
-« Raine and Horne, Ltd., at the indoor auction
Plaintiffs that there had been mis- BAXTER V BAXTER. Ltd v ARhan Bros Ltd to settle summons instituted by there was a responsive roar of applause
alleged Co Ltd day on an originating on the bungalow residence m
Florence Tiernan, a id Thursday sold
representation of the takings of the business Lydia Baxter (formerly Ramsay) petitioned I
Evelyn 52, was charged order 2 15 Allingham
3 15 A
v D
and
Davis
N Z Underwriter Vero Read and the Permanent Trustee Co THREE WOMEN FINED. Vaucluse, for laughter. The singers Immediately tea».
with having forged and uttered a certain letter to tax costs re Astrae, No. 3 Giraling-avenue, the
and of the number of rocms occupied. for divorce from Timothy John Baxter, on
Ltd and Act to ax costs Before nised humorous political significance!!
with intent Companies Ltd as executors and were In at the
to defraud. United Con of New South Wales £1350. The following passed the number, and with
Plaintiffs were non-suited on the ground the ground of desertion. The parties were
The Crown Prosecutor stated that accused the Chief Clerk -At 1110 a m
Act Three women, who were arrested in dif- stated:-Killara, No. 74 Sprlngdale
sang a good stan*
fectioners (NSW) Ltd and Companies trustees of the will prices will.
that they were unable to show that the agent married in January, 1914, at West Wallsend, afternoon, were Burwood, No.
called on Paton and told a city stores yesterday road, brick £1400;
Mrs. Ruby died on September 10 1928 ferent bungalow,
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were pitiful to pass accoints who Yesterday the

(Thompson) knew that the statements according to the rites of the Presbyterian -Before the -A V Morgan The testator MacDougal, SM, at the Collaroy, was fifth entertainment j
tale about a child she had with her. Numerous In Probate Registrar later fined by Mr 26 Lucas-road, brick cottage, £700;
costs being Olga kind, and its with

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fraudulent. Church. His Honor dismissed the petition on
to tax costs at 11 a m RP ko to tax was married his first
twice wife Ocean weatherboard cottage, its popularity the
calls were made on Mrs. Paton, and in all -To Central Police Court Maurelli, Grove, geneii

Mr. Curlewis (instructed by Messrs. Brady the ground the period (three at 2 15 p m Before the îirst Cleil pass October to public was even marked than the fit.
more
that statutory he married steal-
i

accused received about £82/10/. Accused Clare Monie whom on Whitley, 56 guilty £800; Concord-Cabarita, the brick cottage
Louden at 10 30 a m J Hitchcocl Minnie pleaded 2
p.m. there
I
acco
plaintiffs; and Mr. nts A From was
had not elapsed. noon till a vacas
and Gaden) appeared for years) of desertion Mr. Mant Paton 1115 from Anthony Hordern 13 sub- not
told Mrs. that she expected to receive nt 11 am M M A Halotcrd at am 17 1912 She obtained a decree absolute ing a of gloves Westcliff, Frederick-street was sold
pair and, indeed,
¡

seat in the hall,

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Earwick (Instructed by Mr. Simon Isaacs) (Messrs. F. A. Davenport and Mant) appeared it 12 nooi towards 1 o'clod
about £2000 from her mother's will, and she J Sweeney at 11 45 a m R Pepper
foi dissolution of her marriage with the and Sons, Ltd May Barr shop inspector, ject to vendor's approval for the sum of £ 400.
,

Second Clerk-To îccounts T the there was hardly standing room, while h_.
for the defendant Thompson. for the petitioner. handed to her letter which she said she Befóte the pa s
arrested defendant had £3
During the week the company sold by pri-
a
stated that when
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10 30 D Btewart at 11 am was custody

Hamer nt a m testator eaily in 192G and given told her dreds of people vainly tried to pass throtß
DRYSDALE V DRYSDALE. had received from her brother, who had denied, Thomson at 1130 a m S Levy at 12 or £4 In her possession Defendant vate treaty (in conjunction with Messrs.
I|
A E Lebbeus the doors and pass the attendants who barnf
Richard It was that accused had of the only child of the marriage £ 10/10/ for face mas- and F. A. Calder) No. 3
George Drysdale sued for divorce writing it. alleged noon that she had just paid Dunne and Greaves
NO. 2 JURY CAUSES. (formerly written the letter. Anthony Hordern who is five of age was fined £2 or 14 Clovelly, for £500. their way. A collection was taken up ¿
from Marjorie Amy Drysdale Gul-1 years Whitley Andrew-street,
that INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION. sage treatment the hospitals.
Mr. Justice Halse the Detective-Sergeant Smith stated when Princes Ltd., at the auc-
(Before Rogers.) liver) on
ground of desertion. The par- Before the
President -In No 1 Court Queen s Testator s second v.1 e was May Barry days' imprisonment Hardie and Gorman Pty.,

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ties were married at Helensburgh in August, he asked accused what she had done with, hearing-At 10 30 i m Re Gov 6 Rankin 30 was arrested in Mark tion sale on Wednesday, passed to the cottage
AN INSURANCE CLAIM. '¡ square-For whom he married on Febrjary 1926 and Maude
Methodist! the she replied that she had spent Con- that she stole No. 33 Tintern
nu
1920, according to the rites of the money It ernment Railwa\s and Tri ays (Officers) It was home Bunninyong,
Croker v Australian Mutual Fire Insurance Church. A decree nisi was granted, return- in hotels "having a jolly good time, shouting ciliation Committee -cfeicncc by chairman
and
of she is one of the defendants 'n
the
the sum Foy's
a pair
Ltd
of stockings
alleged
from Mark Foy's, Ltd, road,
property
Ashfield, at £2150. The company re- MR. AGNEWS RECITAL,
Society, Ltd. and application bv New South Wales Railway mons Triare was no issue of second
able in six months. Mr. D. G. Paterson (In- for Tom, Dick, Harry." reinstatement The Hub, Ltd The sold (in with E. A. j
Tramway OfPcers Association for and a
girl's di ess from ports having conjunction
Reserved judgment was given in the action structed by Messrs. Mervyn Finlav and Jen- Accused said that all she had received from
of L Bl«scll (prrt heard)
marriage
and directed police stated that defendant was a married Turtle and Co., Ltd.) the post-office,
store
carried No Court Testator left his estate In trust Mr. writes
brought by Edward Croker, who had nings) appeared for the petitioner. Mrs. Paton was £24 on loan. There was no Before Mr Justice Cantor-In 3
Re to his rcsl woman ith
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one child Her husband was

premises, and boatshed at Yowie Bay, Port Roy Agnew picturesquely, s»
pay the income
n m o
on the business of a ladies' costumier at West intention to defraud. Queen s square -For heirlng -At 10 his executors or with tained by unfailing judgment in
order £6 a week She was fined £2 for £2500; also in conjunction conveying )_
KAEWATS V KAEWATS. Farmer and Co Ltd v Cash from appeal duary tiust funds to his widow Prances earning Hacking,
Maitland, to recover £1288/8/4, and interest The jury returned a verdict of guilty, with Ltd., five allotments of Impressions; and this fact was revealed
Johannes of Chief Industrial Magistrate her if be 14 days' hard labour E. A. Turtle and Co., agth

fire insurance from Leopold Kaewats sought divorce a strong recommendation to mercy. Chalfont May Hordern After death there on Thursday night, in the
of £55, under a policy the Industrial Registrar-At of of stockings at of the Esplín
On a charge stealing pair land Port Hacking, portion
a attracttrs
Before of
Mutual Insurance Society, from Ethel May Kaewats (formerly Kemp) on
Police evidence was that Tiernan was "one Chambers 142 Phillip street -ror settlement of no Daughter the capital and income the collection of his works played
the Australian Fire Woolworths, Ltd, Emily Nutland, 19, Estate, at prices varying from £3 to at
from Short ttt

the ground of desertion. The parties were of order -At 10 Re Shop Assis residuary list funds was to be divided in
Ltd. of the shrewdest and most callous false pre- minutes a m ti
De- £1031. piano recital which he gave
married at Woollahra in August, 1921, ac- tants etc (Metropolitan) Conciliation Commit
thiee between testators nephew was fined £2 or 14 days' imprisonment £7 per foot, the aggregate being at the

Plaintiff's business premises were destroyed tences women in Sydnev, and would stop at equal parts of Youth. In
cording reference chairman of bv she had been out of work and Wrench, Limited, report Theatre "Drifting MisV
two to the rites of the Church of Eng- nothing her ends." tee by application G C Ollivier son of the testators sister fendant stated that Richardson of obscuring cloudwreaths
by fire on July 8, 1929. There were to serve Shop Assistants etc Union for Interpretation "If were hungry," a house in Lawrence-street, a picture iiwniet.
land. A decree nisi was granted, returnable Award his niece Hordern Moses for several months you having sold
policies with-the defendant company amount- She was sentenced to l8 months' light of Shop Assistants etc (Metropolitan) and PI yllis to reveal
in six "I could understand you for £260. At the company's auc- tarily swept away the irnpressin
months. Mr. Harvey (Messrs. C. M. labour. published 1/7/27 daughter of testator s sister Jane Maude Hill said the magistrate, " Alexandria, of the Blue Mountain
and four with the No. 63 grandeur scene;

.
ing to £1400, policies Conciliation Committees -At sixth floor Chalfont stealing food, but not a pair of stockings tion sale yesterday the brick cottage. t¿
Marsh and Harvey) appeared for the and third trust for

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Company, to peti- Mr. E. R. Abigail appeared for the de- the remaining one upon in at delicate "Falling Snow," the serene
Atlas Insurance amounting tioner. Chambers 142 Phillip street-At 9 um Hair-
of all of the testator s Stui t-street, Randwick, was passed "Count)
same stock. The defen- fence. dressers etc (State) application by Halrdrcss the benefit the children Lane," the restless "Sea Surge," the
£800, covering the at- £950. capa
BEDDOWS v BEDDOWS. COMMON ASSAULT. and Union for a re- mothei s brother Percy S Booth who
dant denied liability on the ground ers Wigmakers Employées had atten- vatlng "Dawn," or in the fuller ol IE
company
informed of all the in- Arthur John Beddows sued for divorce from Daniel Cranney, 35, a labourer, newal award for female employees At li 30
tained 21 years of age . GAOL ESCAPEE. Stanton and Son, Ltd., a good
on "Poem Sonata," depicting the
scope
that it had not been pleaded (In camera) Crown Employees (Dredrcs in the rooms at Stanton House emotion
He
am
It was stated that owing to unhappy differ- dance
surances with the Atlas Insurance Company, Mary Beddows (formerly Rigby) on the ground guilty to common assault. was bound over etc New South Wales Dredte and -,
investment were aroused by the spectacle of the sea glitter_¡
application
)
Tuesday, when properties
entered of adultery with Basil Norman Hunt, to appear for sentence called Union for variation of ences between testator and his fir wife they
upon within Navigation Keith the morning these
.

but admitted that an assessor one if Employees a sun, impressions

it was
heard) At Nursco At the Central Police Court yesterday submitted. There was competition for in w
exercised the who was as co-respondent. The one year, and to pav to the Clerk of the Peace award (part 10 a m Hospital agreed to live apart Testator covenanted for with colour and secure coa.
the premises after the fire, and joined par- Hospital labourer, was committed known recorded graphic
married at Bolton, in £10 for Charles Callaghan. Mr. J. B. Frawley etc (State) application by Employee^ with his then wife that he would during her Maxwell, 27, modern bungalow with large garage
given to defendant company under ties were England, Association of New South Wales for an award
trial by Mr. Gibson, S.M., on a charge of Trevilyan-avenue, Rosebery, mand of the artist's medium. Mr. Agr.n
rights A ano after his death so long as she as Maritana,
which authorised the August, 1923. decree nisi was granted, appeared for Cranney. employees At 2 15 B-spoke lifetime the State Penitentiary colours with wise discriminada
clause 12 of the policy, for hospital p m her of having escaped from which was passed in at £1305. A higher applies his
returnable in six months. Mr. F. C. Stephen Bootmakers State) by P n remained a widow pay to an annuity in softly-shaded
etc
to take the salvage and application private né- whether vignettes or
defendant company TO PRISON FARM. October submitted, and
i
on In
for temporary at Long Bay 16. offer was later
the

(instructed by Messrs. L. O. Martin and Lam- Langworthy of Young suspension £8 000 free of all income tax The agree
sell it. of same L. Nye said that defendant hand. The highest offer broader dramatic surges of such music as t_
Harry Barker, 20, a labourer, and Herbert indentures of M Castles Re /»ppllca ment that in the event of Olga Detective A.
gocions are in
that defendant com- port) appeared for the petitioner. for extension of also provided he "Poem or the "Fantasia Som!!,'
His Honor held the Charles Shanahan, 19, a labourer, who had tlon by R Rothery probationary had said that he had escaned because £575 was refused for the cottage pro- Tragique"
of A Smith At 11 am Stock Clare Hordern being testators widow re- of
had affirmed period Inopcctois a mainten- Con- two works which made a deep impression
by going into possession SCOUGALL SCOUGALL. pleaded his wife, who had No. 25 Cormiston-avenue,
v t
pany guilty to two charges of breaking and to the to wanted to see Belmont,
(State) application by Council of Advice man ying the £8000 should be reduced perty this recital by their and wealth
that there was a valid subsisting policy. Enid (formerly Maloney) sued for entering, were sentenced to l8 months' Protection Boards of New South Wales ance order him. Bidding for a pair of brick houses, power ti

Scougall Pastures of the pay- against cord.

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for £.4001) For the purpose securing feeling. The "Poem Tragique" music
entered for plaintiff imprisonment Newtown,
j

Judgment was an order for restitution of conjugal rights on each charge, concurrent, the for a renewal award for stock inspectors
and
16tnte),
Gas ment of the annuity the testator transferred Nos. 90-92- Wellington-street, is t!

emotion, and played

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sentence to be served (Part heardl At 11 a m Plumbers as was an offer great was with
£1343/10/. directed to her prison farm. £890, but refused, _.
a
husband, Claude Harry on Rp to trust reached
fitters (State) apprenticeship At 10 <vm ceitaln real estate a property and sympathy, and authority.
Mr. Windeyer, K.C., and Mr. Hungerford IN AUSTRALIA," of houses Nos. 3-5 Raper clslon.
and Dun Scougall. The parties were married at CRANE-DRIVER SENTENCED. taurant etc Employees (State) appüritloíi by agreed to pay to John Felix Booth its trustee "ART of £675 for a pair
A proved delightful
(instructed by McLachlan, Westgarth, Aso«c!ation of For the brick house No. group of songs ttó
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In
Sydney, In January, 1921, according to the Caterers and Restaurant Keepers it street, Newtown.
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Clement David 30, a crane-driver, award for coUre £50 000 By a
supplemental indenture charm.
and Mr. Maxwell, Parmeter, New South Wales for s offer subtlety and expressive Mr. Agutí
Co.) appeared for plaintiff; Newtown, the highest
an
rites of the Church of England. A decree 23 Glbbes-street,
who had pleaded guilty to breaking and en- the office of the Motro was agreed that the testator would increase standard of
and Mr. Barton (instructed by Messrs. male casual (State) At
The attractive and informative was declined. was fortunate in his interpreter, Mr. Cleraetl
K.C., was granted as prayed. Mr. Bradley (instruc- a shop Water and Drainage Board to £10 000 a year and was £450, which
tering at Redfern with Intent to steal, Sewerage the £8000 annuity at a re-
for the defendant in Australia," Q. Williams, who sang with an!
and Hemsley) Water "Art now published and Co., Limited, reports refined taste
Allen, Allen, ted by Mr. H. J. Price) appeared for the was sentenced to l8 Solltan
41 Pitt-street -At 10 30 a m Supply and money Arthur Rickard
months' imprisonment, that he would transfer property maintained in its October sites feeling, and made these beautiful oh
to and Sewerage Employees (Metiopo'Itnn) appli- duced price, is a quiet week, with fair inquiry for cabin lyrics
company. petitioner. be concurrent with a previous sentence of Sewerage d amounting to £ 90 000 to the trust property of the
cation by Metropolitan Water ai
November number. Among various interest- Estate, Lakes. of the features programme.
HIBBARD V HIBBARD. 15 months. Board for variation of Professional It was stated that the income derived from the on the Buff Point Tuggerah "Dusk,"i
Drainage there two by James S. £110. setting of a poem by Rita Williams,
Completed sales on this estate totalled
sister
At 1130 Re articles, are
£7600 and that ing ol
a rq same
Elsie (formerly Wright) sued Division Award ap- trust property about
QUEEN'S-SQUARE JURY CAUSES. Maud Hibbard
Hibbard on the ground
A STOLEN MOTOR CAR.
plication by same for variation of Clerical Divi-
of tlie £90 000
was
theie was owing by the tes
MacDonnld, who discusses in one the Influence
Log Cabin sites on the Blue Mountains were Gcrrard Williams, the English composer, re
.
for divorce
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from John James Frederick Wilkinson, 40, an sion Award At 12 noon Re same, application Australian art by Bernard Hall holiday home, exquisite in its half-whispered cadences.
agent, exercised upon seeking a It
(Before Mr.
Justice Stephen and jury.) of adultery. A decree nisi was granted, re- had pleaded guilty to having had In his pos- by same for variation of General Division Award tator at the date of his death £70 000 It
direction of the Victorian National inquired for by many
Horsley Estate, vocal picture of the beauty of the
Commission Bridge and that be in his and farming areas on the twilight
A MOTOR COLLISION. turnable In six months. Mr. F. C. Sinclair session on October Workers Compensation was estimatPd £2600 a
year would the forest supported by a
1, 1930, without lawful ex- -Before his Honor Jud(,c Perdrlau Gallery school, and writes in the other an ap- were sold to the value of £220. scene in «ubdued ac-
,
Young streets
to meet the deficiency in the annuity Fairfield,
Healey Harper. appeared for the petitioner. cuse, a motor the property of Minnie Beryl required in which a constantly
B. Harrison, who has, he
¡

v car, and Messrs Commissioners Routley and Halliday a Court was now asked among other preciation of Harry companiment sustain^
in the action SWALLOW SWALLOW. Munro, such car having before been stolen Hearing -At 10 In the matter of The the band of SALES. figure in the bass made a telling »
The jury found for defendant |
v -For
determination between
a m

John Ferguson and J J to determine out of what fund or states, "now definitely joined FORTHCOMING effect.

a telephone from in Brisbane. He was sentenced to l8 months' questions best that Aus- was for the encore. The other
bi ought by Alii ed Edward Healey, Robin William Swallow sought divorce Bown (part heard) in the matter of a deter-
have been made painters who make up the Wednesday, Hardie and Gorman Pro- song repeated
Ann M imprisonment in Bathurst Gaol. and funds should the payments Other features Next vocal pieces were "Tears," "She Comes W
of Panamatta, against Harriet Eliza Kennedy Swallow (formerly mination between Mary Thorn and othars of tralia has yet produced." at public
linesman and whether out of the corpus or come Ltd., will offer the following Noon
of Annandale damages of of desertion through BREAKING AND ENTERING. David McDougall In the matter of a determina- tribute to John Shaw Neilson's prietary, When the is on the Roses,"
Harper to recover Emery) on the ground out of corpus Include a lyrics,
Bay, detached cottage, Brun- "Beauty,"
tion between Daniel McDade and Wallis Bros such fund or funds or partly auction:-Rose and
injuries received in a col- non-comnliance with a decree for restitution Frank Stacy, 27, a carpenter, pleaded by Blamire Young; an account of a meeting Waverley, and the vivacious "Hie Away," all vta
£ 2000 for personal guilty Ltd in the matter of a determination between and partly out of Income of such fund 2r
dah, No. 583 Old South Head-road;
of Jersey-street and marriage took place to breaking, at characterised by faithfully expressed
by Brian Jones; glance
a
lision at the junction of conjugal rights. The entering, and stealing. He was Albert James Gee by his next friend Annie Gee what with Epstein, with weatherboard cottage, senti-

between funds and if partly out of both ai pro allotment of land,

with Liverpool-street at Gunning in Mav, 1922, according to the sentenced to 11 months' imprisonment. and William Ewart Gee and another trading as
modern art In Europe, by Norman MacGeorge; Lewisham, de- ment.
Homebu^h-road S J Geo and Sons In the matter of a deter- portions What adjustments if any should of Nos. 2 and 2a Lugar-street; the other notable piano worts
motor cycle and a motor car driven rites of the Methodist Church. A decree nisi IMPRISONED FOR STEALING. by her next in of men and an
explanation by Margaret Preston dwelling, No. 102 Canter- Among wit
plaintiffs mination between Sylvia Mary Gee be made respect the payments tached shop and beautiful "Deidre's Lament,"
biothpr was granted, returnable in six months. Mr. Gee and of working in wood. Several No. 1 the with It
bj defendants William John Sullivan, 19, a newsvendor, friend Annie Gee and William Ewnt tioned? What payments should be made in the processes Punchbowl, detached cottage,
bury-road; of majesty in its grief; "Winter
Mr J W Shand (Instructed by Mr Mervyn Boyce (Messrs. Boyce and Boyce) appeared for who had pleaded guilty another trading as S J Gee and Sons In 'he
of excellent reproductions of pictures by .George block of touch Soli-

Mr to stealing, was sen- As- future in respect the annui y and capital Eva-street; Werrington-St. Marys, of
and W matter of determination between Western are Included in tude," a charming development a

appealed for plaintiff the petitioner. and other

a Celtt
Tin ij) , tenced to 12 months' imprisonment on a prison Earle Victor Ger sum out of what fund or funds should Lambert artists
Great Western-road.
(Instructed by surance Company and Garland and land, theme; "Exaltation," a song of trlumnh: "At:
and Mr Creer PELLING v PELLING. farm, concurrent determination between the number. will Include
B Simpson with a previous sentence. rard in the matter of a such payments be made and how should they Richardson and Wrench, Ltd., irresistible In
Co) for defendant and Mrs L O Donoghue on the Hills," its spontaneity
Abbott Tout Creer and divorce from his wife, DECLARED Western Aosurance Co income and in on Friday next the following pro-
Sidney Pelling sought AN HABITUAL CRIMINAL. -To settle Awards -At 10 30 be apportioned between corpus in the list the exuberant "May Day," and the movfai
Before the Registrar 12 Robert
Eva Pelling (formerly Parker) on the ground Henry Hall. 30, the estate of the testator' The summons also brick cottage,
a baker, declared am of determinations between perties:-Belmore, of the most of Mi
of desertion through non-compliance with a
habitual criminal.
was an
Western
In the matters
Assurance Coy and W J Hardy West- asked whether the trustees were entitled to UNIVERSITY CARILLON. street; Kensington, brick house, Yaralla, "Elegy," .one effective
Agnew's compositions. The audience mani-
IN EQUITY. decree for restitution of conjugal rights. The Police evidence was that Hall, who was
ern Assurance Coy
and
and
L
W
E
J
Nicholls
Hardy Western
Alexander
certain commission
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Anzac-parade; Newtown, investment, 105/119

festly enjoyed the recital, and warmly
cunent series of Sunday William re-

Justice Harvey.) Registrar at Assurnnce Co., whether the annuity The last of the chatswood, vacant land,
judge, Mr. parties married before the sentence two On the question was ¡

the Chief were serving a of had at various McDonald and Mount Pleasant Coal and Iron May-street; the composer.
(Before years, University Carillon called
Stanthorpe (Queensland) in October, 1915. A times posed as a doctor, Mining Co. Ltd Warwick Walteis and Bulli by the executors of the will or by '

afternoon recitals on the street; city, No. 234 Clarence-street;

DISPUTED BANK ACCOUNT. a police sergeant, a payable Mr. premises
3.15.

"
decree nisi was granted, returnable in six police constable, and Colliery and Coke Works Ltd John Dalton and the trustees of the Trust his Honor will be given to-morrow at 1801 £1 shares in Australian Picture
v a lieutenant. He had Property shares,
Young Young. been Vulcan Refractories Co Ltd Alexander McGea G. Fletcher, the honorary carillonlst, will
months. Mr. Clifton R. Penny appeared foi known to carry hypodermic needle, held that such payment must be apportioned J. Palace, Ltd.
On of Reginald Ernest Young, of a
chie and Metropolitan Coal Co Ltd Wm John-
I

music by Schubert, Tschalkowsky, Saint 76-78 Pitt-street,

LECTURE TO PEACE SOCIETY.
behalf the petitioner. and to wear a belt with a revolver pouch. and Coal Co Ltd Mark Boll between the life tenant and remainder-man i
play Peach Bros., auctioneers,
was made son Metropolitan old
Camobell-parade, Bondi, application and South Clifton Coal Mining Co Ltd York- adopted in Poyser This Saens, and Rimsky-Korsakoff; also the an auction in their rooms on
WATSON WATSON. the principle will conduct
>

v (Before on
an to restrain Marie Young, his Judge Armstrong.) shire Insurance Co Ltd and vincent O Neill proportionate pait of each hvmn, "Stella Maris," and the ever-popular next, when improved and unimproved Members of the Peace Society of New
for injunction provides that Monday
i
a Boult
Watson (formerly Morrison) .

with the Bur- Mary May suea Mr. of

wife, from dealing in any way
Watson
McKean, K.C., Senior Crown Prosecutor. Walter Henry Ellison and Municipal Mt
Council
Kembla Col- instalment of the annuity should be borne '

"Londonderry Air." suburban properties will be offered, includ- Wales were addressed by Professor Clyde J
Cafe, Ersklne-street, Sydney, or with for divorce from Algernon Bemerton NOT GUILTY. Sydney George Wm Meese end
and Nellie income by ascertaining Nos. 1 and la Parramatta-road, Dunlway, Carnegie professor of history
lington out of and ii

the credit of the on the ground of desertion. The parties lieries Ltd Western Assurance Co capital ing:-Ryde, two shops and movement
the moneys standing to Thomas Jarrett, 25, a labourer, was charged Ratcliffe what sum if set aside at the testators death Belmore- treet, brick Sydney University, on the peace
married at Waverley in November, 1904, opposite
defendant in the Bank of Australasia at Dar- were
of New Unitarian with inflicting grievous bodily harm on Wil- and added to 4. per cent interest on that >

CONSERVATORIUM QUARTET. dwellings; and Nos. 100 and 104 Hermitage In the united States of America, at the Dal
according to the rites the DISTRICT COURT. \ detached
until the hearing of the suit. liam Philliss at Daceyville the same date to the time when at Rhodes-street, two and Dumb Institute, last night. It ms i
linghurst, the motion Church. A decree nisi was granted, return- on September 13. Befo'e his Honor Judge Edwards and Juries-In sum as from road, corner
consent his Honor allowed It was stated by the Crown Prosecutor that No Court-At 10 a m Wilson v Denny (pait instalment becomes would equal this of the brick cottages, in good order; also at corner matter of personal disappointment to hit
By in six months." Mr. Roseby (Messrs. 1 the payable The sixth and final concert season

for to stand over till the hearing of able Philliss, who was a police constable, was in heard) Diamond v
Spiegel and anor Kremmer
of that instalment and charging String Quartet-Messrs Gerald Miriam-street and West-parade, vacant ne said, that America had not entered
injunction the amount Conservatorium of the

Roseby, Rowley, and Co.) for tile ?

without admissions, appeared plain clothes at the time of the alleged Metropolitan Transport Trust Hill, and Gladstone
91a Darvall estate; he honed
v
defendant, assault. ascertained to capital and the '

Walenn, Lloyd Davies, Alfred lot, Kensington, League of Nations, but that ti?

the suit, the Note -The will be called over punctually the sum so November S building
not to encum- petitioner. Two stitches inserted list Bell-will take place on A Wednesday, brick
undertaking, In the meantime, were in Philliss's wrist, at 10 residue of that instalment to income His ,

Mozart's In No. 49 Doncaster-avenue, single-fronted Interest in International affairs that was cor
WILSON v WILSON. am
Beethoven s Quartet In and Quintet
deal with the cafe, except in and he was off duty for 11 days. Before the -At 10 15 am De Bell Ball Honor also that life tenant be ,

Madame Goosens close to shops, tram, bus, and race- stantly developing would result in the entrj
ber or otherwise Registrar directed the G minor »III be plajed, and cottage,
without the Margaret Wilson (formerly Wilson) sought, The Jury returned a Robertson and anor at 10 30 am Moseley Banks-street, brick bunga-
of business, verdict of not the of Maroubra, of the country Into the League.
,
v
the ordinary course edited with charge corpus will
guilty. ci a on Viceroy sing_ course;
,
'

any divorce from Henry Edgar Wilson on the Jarrett was v Glenister and McKenzie Fageol Ltd at 10 45
Inman-street; Bexley,
of the Court, or to deal in way discharged. Owen Ash the estate to the amount paid out of income low, fourth cottage from Mr. Justice Piddington presided at t_
leave of The were married a m Ross ats Ashton at 11 a m ats

bank. ground desertion. parties Mr. Kinkead (instructed by Mr. F. C. Newn close to
with the money in the to croft at 1115 am Van Hove ats Corrigan
in excess of the proper amount ascertained No. 34 Mimosa-street, brick cottage, meeting.
i
1918, according RECITAL,
(instructed by Mr. E. R. 'at Wallsend in December. ham) appeared for Jarrett. £ 90 000 to S CITY ORGANIST'S _
,
Mr. Gordon Isaacs A decree in the manner referred to The bus.
j

the rites of the Church of England. QUARTER SESSIONS

and Mr. other SUBDIVISION SALE.
Tracey) appeared for the plaintiff; nisi returnable in six months. No 1 Court-Appeals against estreat of fines and be treated as capital Certain ques- FESTIVAL,
H. H. Mason (instructed by Messrs. W. A. was granted, forfeited recognisances Lawler and John tions including those of commission have yet Krnest Truman,
city will a instruc- GOOD SPEECH I

for the LAW Harry ploy November under

Gilder, Son, and Co.) for defendant. Mr. K. O'Malley Jones
appeared NOTICES. Alfred Lawler, robbery, William Keith Konz to be decided
Mr.
of favourite
melodies
organist,
from the Gilbert
Next Saturday, I,
Hardie
conspiracy to defraud, proBramme recital the tions from the Kuring-gai Council,
petitioner. and William Papworth, were Fran Sullivan In his at Town
LATE LEBBEUS false The defendants to the summons and operas
the "lolan- Gorman Proprietary, Limited (in con Miss Grace StafTord announces a good spit
ESTATE OF THE Geoffrey Dungey, pretences Hall this evening These will include and be held at the censen itorlum
MONDAY, widow t
to
OCTOBER 27. festival

i
HORDERN. No. 2 Court-John Leslie Rollinson, receiving! ces May Hordern of Darling Point und the finale to the first act of that Richardson and Wrench, Ltd.,
the" Overture Junction with Saturday November 29 when tennis of chl drm r
actual bodllv of Moses solos
in another column. IN BANKRUPTCY. Egnazlo Allotta, assault occasioning Phyllis Hoi dem Moses wife Rupert opera, "Tit Willow," from "The Mikado.1'
Raine and Horne, Ltd.), will offer at demonstrate speech games rhythmic
moient
This matter is reported FEDERAL COURT. harm; William Henry Trevena, assault s girl from "The Pirates of Penzance," and and

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BANKRUPTCY of raoint Piper grazier Leslie Seaward Booth and choruses 24 allotments of land at Gordon, and choral speaking
Before his Honor under the ace of 16 years and commit an act of I

pieces auction
Justice Long Innes.) Justice Lukin.) I

(Before Mr. (Before Mr. ]

Mr Justice Lukin, In No 1 High railway employee and John other well-known
Williams, of Earlwood
!
sen-
Court Court Hoise Indecency, William stealing (for
INJUNCTION. REGISTRATION AS Darlinghurst-At 10 am
BRILLANTINE APPLICATION FOR |
Hearing of Credl'ors Petitions Re Herbert
tence).
M
Société Anonyme Roger et Gallet v Foster. TRUSTEE Cavanagh ex parte Hardys Ltd re Charles INDUSTRIAL MAGISTRATE'S COURT.
|
CHIEF
j
1
by Mr. Claude Alllngton Pratt ex parte The Australian Bank
This the ¡

was an Honor
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application Re James Hilton. His granted of Commerce Ltd re Williams Queen s-square -Betöre me cmei mausmai Magi-
Henry Morgan
'
(instructed by Messrs. Sly and Rus- Mr. Fred. a m hearing O Gradey v
Weston application. Dickinson (of Messrs. ex parte The Australian Bank of Commerce Ltd strate -At 10 For
to restrain George Adams Ltd Malaponte v Mannlno and
sell) for an ex parte injunction C. Emanuel and Pearce) appeared for appli- re Reginald Howard Wynn Molesworth ex parte
Ventures Limited another, Smith v Hotel Sydney Limited Frasa
Foster, of the Australian Perfumery (obiectlons filed)
i
Henry cant, Before the In Bankruptcy v Metters Limited Insp Williams v Shadlow
streets, Registrar Supreme Court
and Packing Co., Quay and George Re Francis Harmsworth Way. The appli- (four Insp Hutchinson v Duncan
Building -At 10 a m
Application for Certificate cases),
Sydney, from passing off brillantine not of (instructed of
cation was granted. Mr. Kidston Discharge Re Charles Marshall Hammond
as and for that Public Examination SUPREME COURT.
manufacture I

the plaintiff's Stephen, Jaques, and Stephen) ap- Re Reginald Bertram Sails
by Messrs. bury
the After hearing affi- re Reginald MacGould re Howard Wilfred
,
made by plaintiff. TERM LIST.
peared for applicant.
I

Sierritt
1
re
Injunction for James Hill trading as Hill Bros re
davits his Honor granted an his Re Camden Spencer Garrett. Adjourned Roy Eric Hummerston re Leslie William Suther-
one month restraining the defendant, ser- M. O'Neill (of land re Arthur CRIMINAL APPEALS.
to November 19. Mr. J. Edward Lloyd Before the Chief i
v v Sullivan R
or distributing R V Cotter R Smith J B R
vants and agents from selling Moloney, agents for Clerk-Settlement of Minutes Re Rena Audrey Smith W R R
Messrs. Murphy and Nash v Delure, R v Bell R v v

to those at pre- a m re
bearing lahels similar 10 Thoims Heslop, 10 30 am, R Chand-
bottles Sheekey and Co., Wagga) ap- McKalg
v v
J. C. Pascoe R, v Kcrlm R
as to be likely Messrs. re
Eugene Thomas Neal 11 a m R
sent In use, otherwise got up ler R. v Finlay R v Sparkman v Mew,
to deceive purchasers into believing that the peared for applicant. SUPREME COURT.
R v Allen R v Bush R v Ashton
CREDITORS* PETITIONS. Por v the Council of the
Judgment-Archibald
,

defendant's article was of the plaintiff's manu- Term List the -In Banco Court at 10 a m_Con
Petitioners, the tinuatlon Municipality of Cabramatta and Canley Vale,
Liberty was given for the defen- Re Leslie Palmer Moffatt. Orders of Prohibition Ex parte Sania Turnbull Dufte and
facture. to equity appeal ex
parte re

dant to apply to dissolve the injunction on Manufacturer Publishing Co. Adjourned ville and re ors
Clifford and anor Ne» Trial another prohibition
by Messrs. Motions Hinds v Council of the Shire of War Sanlaville and others
notice. October 29. Mr. McGhie (Instructed General
i
Matters -Ex parte
two days' rlngah Wilton v Martin and ors District Court another
Co.) for peti Clifford ano prohibition Sydney
A MARINER'S ESTATE. Norton Smith and appeared Appeal Bateman and anor v Lashbrook
re

Ferries Ltd v the ship Tahiti Admiralty appeal

and Mr. W. J. G. Mann (instructed Before Mr Justice Davidson -In No 1 Court_At (SOG) Hinds Council of the
RE CAPTAIN T. DARLEY. Itioners; same v same v

) 10 a m In re Roberts and Wleland attachment trial motion Wilton

E. R. Mann) for respondent. Shire of Warringah new v

Florence Knulle-Miller, wife of Thomas G. by Mr. Lewis Petitioners, Frank In Chambers -Before the Prothonotary -in the Martin and others new trial motion Bateman
Re Curotta. Public Chambers
Prothonotary
I
s a m
of Alexandria, se- -At 9 30 and another v Laskhrook District Court appeal
Knulle-Miller, Botany-road, and others. An order for O Donnell and Co Ltd Lithgow
| O'Brien, Ltd., v
Brewery Ltd ex Smith re Worl ers Compensation Com-
claimed maintenance out of the estate of her King (of Messrs. parte and
I

was made. Mr. Dow and others garnlshees P A James Ltd another mandamus In re Gent
questration v mission
father, Captain Tom Darley, late of Summer for Davis and another Intercolonial Investment for review of taxation
and Richards) appeared ore etc ex parte Foies
master1 mariner. The applicant alleged Colquhoun, King, Land and Building Co Ltd trarnlshee Taylor Board of Fire Commissioners of N S W v Dun-
Hill, and another Donnellan for
tjüat petitioners. Can-
v charging order 12 lop demurrer Toomey v Spooner equity appeal
that her husband was an Invalid, and Harcourt Reid. Petitioners, noon v Subdivisions Ltd
Re George Bittyc Sydney to set Smith v Sidney Ferries Ltd stated case
him and four children by aside
she had to support Freeholds, Ltd. An order for seques- Judgment (Worl ers Compensation Commission) Jackson
berra Prothonotari s Office -Before the Chief Clerk
business. She also alleged R. ap- O Sullivan and Mortlock Ltd Westfield new
-
keeping a grocery was made. Mr. W. Young v
tration At 10 a m Foley v
Foley 10 20 am Williams trial motton Hughes Howie Moffatt and Co
the other members of her fam- v
that she and v Williams Falvey co respondent 10 40
peared for petitioners. am
Ltd new trial motion Broadley v Checker Cab
had a deal of their life at Wynn Molesworth. Black V Black 11 20 am Neale 11 40
ily spent great, Re Reginald Howard v Neale, Co (A/asial Ltd stated case (Workers Com-
saving him filed. a m Summers v Summers 12 20 Kerr
sea with their father, thereby Ventures, Ltd. Objections p m v
pensation Commission I

Callaghan re v Corcoran
Petitioners, Kerr 12 10 p m Medwav Smith Medwav
of maintaining a home on land, A. S. Lloyd v new trial motion ex parte Stowe Lanser and
the expense to October 27. Mr. Smith, 2 30 p m
contributing to his estate, which Adjourned S. 'Rowe and Walker 3 pm
Appleton (falsely called Walker) another to set aside order discharging order
and thus by Messrs. Septimus v Nevett v Neve« nisi for Thomas Thomas Crown
(instructed the prohibition v

was sworn at about £7500. The testator and Mr. Mover Note-During week commencing on
Monday Solicitor divorce Walton
his property to his widow, Co.) appeared for petitioners; Lionel Dare and October 27 non contentious matters In private Denton
showing
and
cause

another trial
appeal motion ex
left the bulk of by Messrs. chambers will be taken
v new

ley (instructed by Mr Justice Davidson parte McLennan Landau and another pro-
who was his second wife. When the matter Contentious matters In public chambers
re

was

been
called
settled.
on
Mr.
counsel
H. W. Moffitt
announced that
(instructed
it had
by
B. P. Purcell)
(Before
for respondent.
the Registrar.)
tal
Wednesday
en by Mr
and
Justice
Friday
Halse
and
Rogers

by Mr
on
will
Monday
Justice
be hibition
tralia
Pacey
Ltd
now
Shepherd
new

trial
v

trial
motion
Felt and
motion
Burtenshaw
Textiles
I ackcrsteln
v
of

Coulson,
Aus-
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PETITIONS. Stephen on Tuesday and Thursday
Norris, and Wildes) appeared CREDITORS' new trial motion Anthony Hordern and Sons
Messrs. Barry, In the Supreme Court of New South Wales Haworth and
-
of Walter new
(in- wife Ltd v Reeves trial motion
and Mr. H. H. Mason Veronica Mary Hume, twenty fourth day of October
for
structed
Co.)
the

for
applicant;
by Messrs.
the respondent
Percy L. Williamson
executors.
and Leslie
Re
Hume,
Petitioners,
of Oberon-street,
Francis Michael
Coogee,
King
estate
and
Friday
1030
mentioned
-It
the
Is

causes
hereby
be respectively
ordered that
transferred
the under
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from
another
Bakewell
Truth and
v

v
Smith
Bakewell
and

Sportsman v Ltd
another
stated
new

case

and
trial
Thompson
another
motion

new
v
TO YOUR CLOSES
agent. Banco No 1 No 2, and No 4 lists of Causes trial motion
Louisa King, his wife, of Cook-street, trial motion Meredith Innes new

INJUNCTION. Caroline to a list of causes the trial whereof shall com Manufacturers Mutual In-
MOTION FOR on ex parte Anlezarl re

be heard at Darlinghurst
17th
menee at the Causes Court Queen
Randwick, To
ABROAD NOVEMBER
s square anothcrs mandamus Brough
FRIENDS
surance
and others. Ltd and
Hamilton v James Sydney on
Monday, November 3 proximo and Auchcr Ltd
November 17. v
Brough, Trust divorce appeal v Sydney
coach that such causes be heard In the
Mr. P. C. Spender (instructed by Mr. D. Re J. C. Walsh, of Tumbarumba, following Harbour Commissioners new trial motion,
the order unless the Court or a Judge otherwise Cantwell and another to set
Lynton Williams) moved ex parte for an in- carrying on business at ex
parte Burns re
'
builder, lately orders Mclndoe v Terrill and others Whitehead order nisi for
Ltd., Grimley, of 35 aside order discharging prohibi-
junction to restrain Stanton and Son, same place. Petitioners, Ltd., v
Grogan v Sullivan Carlton v Steven Smith v Henry ex for leave to be employed
tion, Lindsay
1
parte
of a
property at Darlinghurst, To be heard at Dar Pillinger White v Roc Frecbatrn v clerk McKcchnle Ray
41 Broadway, Sydney. as v case owners
managers Ryan Lynch special
1
v Newton Frost and another v
kno-Wii as Byron Hall, Darlinghurst, from on November 17. of the trawler Mllllmumul v owners of the late
llnghurst
.
v
White Williams Dyer Roma Ormlloah Oil trawler Palmerston ond others
certain flue the It Almlralty appeal,
erecting a
on
property. VOLUNTARY SEQUESTRATIONS. Fields Ltd v Mcintosh McCarron Stewart and Coates v Union rhcitres Ltd District Court
this building was the ;
Co Ltd v Putaruru Pine and
was stated that pro- Floyd, of Finley, police con Pulp Co (N Z I

appeal Frawley v Benjamin and Co Ltd. and

Ernest Roy Ltd Dalgety and Co Ltd v Beale Automobllo
of Hamilton, James,
Christmas Mails
of the partnership and at another new trial motion John Woods and Co
perty stable, lately residing at Dunedoo, Suppliers Association Ltd v Crowhurst Solomon
to serve !
Ltd v sheriff s Interpleader Thomson v Tooheys
and Co. His Honor granted leave statement of affairs shows un- v Bland Andrews v Trustees Executors and
Mudgee. The Ltd and others (reference), Exp Felton re
Tuesday next, the Co Ltd McDoncll
',
short notice of motion for at £92/19/1, and deficiency Agency v
Corby Rothery v Hilan and another prohibition Kershaw v
secured creditors Rothery Bensley v Knight
Abroad
to be served to-day. liabilities Malleable Castings trial motion Goldsmid v John
notice the assets McCarthy
for
new
£129/6/7. Neither nor Ltd v J p Van Gelder and Co Ltd Langford Dynon and Sons Ltd case
£300 in value. Australian and special
are stated to exceed v Transport Shipping Agency Co
Jobson, of Cundletown, Ltd, Earl v Wilson Lindsay v Glenlsher and
John William
IN DIVORCE. the assets liabilities Mackenzie Fageol Ltd Lawler v Lawler
and
Justice Owen.)
labourer.
are stated
Neither
to exceed £300 in
nor
value. The Griffiths v

Australian
McKie and
Guarantee
another
Corporation
McGlbbon
Ltd
v
TENNIS PLAYER'S TRESPASS Mails for United Kingdom
(Before Mr. Bigre
estimated de
,
shows an Edwards Thomson Little Ricketts Van
statement of affairs
Europe Close at Sydney, Nov. 17;
v v v
O'BRIEN V O'BRIEN. to unsecured Santen Grant Baqule McEntlre
of £87/9/5, due mainly v Coventry v

which Eliza- flclency Fitzgerald Morrow Russell HOUSEHOLDER'S COMPLAINT.

This consolidated in .
a v V same v
was suit, supplied. Fitzgerald
for domestic goods Arrive Overseas.Dec. 20.
j
creditors
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of Jenkins Kennedy v Dunlon Perdrlau Rubber Co

beth Marjorie O'Brien (formerly Isaacs), of Wrigley-street,
Harold William Buckley, Ltd Nann V
Knight v Lloyd v Mobbs Phoenix In
Vaucluse, asked for judicial separation from I

employee. The state vestment Co Ltd Lowndes Kerr

shire council same v same v
Bowden was proceeded against by
O'Brien on the ground of hisi .
Gilgandra, Kerr Coal Oil (N Z Ltd McGreal Morgan Laurence
Frank George unsecured creditors |
v
affairs shows )

ment of v v Colin Coombes at the Burwood Police Court,

December, 1927, and, II Scllman Kesteven Kellv Spargo v Major
alleged adultery, between £2066/19/7, and an estimated deficiency of ond
Bros Co Ltd RCA Photophone of Aus yesterday on a charge of having trespassed
Postal
O'Brien at Water-
March 13 last, with Bobbie
Charges:
, I

v
tralla Ltd Grogan Commissioner of
|
£3007/1/4. Pty v enclosed lands
custody of the upon
,

loo and elsewhere, and for the Henry Finn, of Coonabarabran, Taxation McLaren Denuty Federal Commis for
i
William sloner of Mr C P White, who appeared Coombes,
children of the union. The husband shows Taxation v same GulIIou v Lanstonc
three labourer. The statement of affairs an
Ltd Allen Public defendant on the
Inn v Trustee Mackellar v said that played tennis
denied the adultery alleged against him, and deficiency of £301/19/8, mainly W and 3d
Commonwealth,
i
estimated to Coombes' resi-
Allport P Street C J Augustus James court which ne\t door N.Z., Fiji,
I

was
asked for a decree for re- and J P Halse J
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in a cross-petition due in respect of domestic requirements Rogers dence, and went into Coombes'
I

rights his wife, In Divorce -Before the Judge In Divorce in the frequently
stitution of conjugal against for to had been Great Britain.--4d
1
repairs. Divorce Court -At 10 a m Cn iso list McKav place recover tennis balls which
who denied that she had not left the matri- C. W. Lloyd has been appointed
I
Mr. F. v hoard) Parkins G H v PaTklns hit there A number of other had
which the voluntary McKay (part persons
home without just of each
monial cause, official receiver In respect A R White J W v White H Harper v
also done this Thev had trampled down Other Parts of British Empire,
i
alleged she had done. The marriage Harper Stone co resp
husband sequestration.
I
flowers, and the balls knocked fruit from the
took place at Sydney on March 9, 1918, ac- In Divorce -Before
Court At
Mr J istlec Davidson
list Ogilvie
In
trees They had insulted Mrs Coombes, and United States, and Foreign -
8d -

No 1 Jury 10 a m Cause
cording to the rites of the Presbyterian Fills Smith roof
V Ellis A M v J N thrown stones on the of Coombes' house
Church. WORKERS' COMPENSATION V
Ogilvie
M v Smith H Liblnoff v L iblnofl Whit church service was held on a
!
when being
His Honor the wife the judicial field v Whitfield Farlndon v Farlndon Reid co
granted making it almost unbearable
dismissed the hus- COMMISSION. respondent Manns v Manns Booth co respon Sunday evening
separation asked for, and I

dent Blomcrlus v Blomerlus Hughes G F v to live in the place Show the World Australia!
for restitution of conjugal Perdrlau and Messrs. Routley I

band's pétition (Before Judge HUfhes F A Higginson v Higginson B iclclcy Mr McMahon, S M, said that such be-
Commissioners.)
rights. and Halliday, V B icklev McNeill and Attwood co respondents haviour a scandalous thing and advised Send the Mail" Annual
Mr. Toose (instructed by Messrs. Minter, INJURY TO FINGER. Gouldthorpe Levin
v Gouldthorpe not before 12 noo
Mr White
was
to seek nn Injunction against the "Sydney
I Lewin v
Simpson, and Co.) appeared for the wife;
Frank Assenza, known as A Frank, oil
In Divorce-Before the Registrar In Divorce-In defendant through the Equity Court, and have Abroad.
rnd Mr. Noel Mcintosh (instructed by Messrs. com- Court 10 15 a m Motloi
East Sydney, sought the Prothonotari s At s the tennis court closed altogether
for the husband. Nicholson-street, Brennan
Mcintosh nnd Co.) for B ennan v re Bowden would
Copies wrapped ready for post-
H. E. Parker, Ltd, to bo mentioned per the undertaking that
fiom Huddart, Motions Upon
pensation mancnt alimony application Sandy v
again, and
(Before Mr. Justice Pike.) his left which was Pcnzcl refrain from entering the property
injury to mid-finger, Sandy for alimony pen lento lite v

BYRNE v BYRNE. caught with a link of a chain while appli-

Part
Denzel
OShannessy
for alimony
O Shannossy
pendente
for
lite
s
and
bstttuted
costs
str
that he would endeavour
Into
to prevent
the place the
other
matter ing obtainable from all Agents
loading bullion v from going
Lucy Byrne (formerly Walker) charged cant was emp'oycd vice Be-g Berg to dispense with service on players was or will be posted direct from this
An award 14 days Bowden
v
to be amputated was adjourned for
adultery acainst John Daniel Byrne, as of the finger had ennrtred McLeod McLcod for costs SYDNEY
of the foi I
woman v
In ordered to £3/11/ costs Reproduction of Supplement, HARBOUR, office.
i
The was made in favour applicant In Equity -Before his Honor the Chief J ldge pay
the ground for divorce. parties
married at Forest in June, 1925, £95/15/. Mr Russell appeared for the re- Equity -No 4 Co irt At 10 a m Audltonc Ltd From the painting of James Jackson.
were Lodge Cronulla Amusements Ltd for Judgment
according to the rites of the Roman Catholic spondent company v
matters Re Hotel Savoy Ltd ind
returnable CONSENT AWARD Company FINED FOR BETTING.
Church. A decree nisi was granted, Companies fct (Paynter and Dixon Ltd) motion
JOHN FAIRFAX & SONS, LIMITED,
Manly, Commonwealth
in six months. Mr. G. M. Stafford appeared Harriett May Jones, of Sjdney-road, to rectify reg ster
Ltd
re

and Act
Tracers SYDNEY.
Dumbrell, Insurance Co Companies appllca Court
from E W At the North Police yester
I

for the petitioner. sought compensation Mon for leave to proceed under Section 94 Sydney
Chatswood bulldei, in re- and Con panics Act William Wills, 77, tobacconist, was fined
CASSELL v CASSELL. of Mowbray-road re Standard Tailors Ltd [day,
her husband David to wind up re Harley Ltd and Re three months' hard labour, for hav-
Cassell sought divorce from spect of the death of petition £30 or
Harold Leslie on iced and Act petition for reduction
that Compnni»s hairdressing and tobacco "place"
I

alleged ing used

ri

Freeburn), on Arthur Jones Applicant Metals Ltd ant a

Daisy Violet Cassell (formerly of capí al re Western Blue betting.
14 last her husband met with an acci Indem at 623 Military-road, Mosman, for
the ground of desertion. The parties were 'August H» died four days Companies LtdAct petition to wind up re

to was similarly fined

according to dent, fracturing a rib nlt> Co rnd Companies Act petition George May, 42, barber,
married at Mudgee in May, 1920, ,

Electric Corporation of Aust Ltd

charge of aiding and abetting.
the rites of the Church of England. A decree later from pneumonia wind up re

Act motion to
on a

without any admission of and Companies rectify register -

returnable in six months. Bj consent and Dellcirics Ltd and

nisi was granted, -waid in re Cambridge Companies
liability the Commission made an directions Red Tunnel Fish
Taylor appeared for the peti- Act n otlon for re
Mr. Reginald favour of the applicant for £200 and costs eric"; Ltd and Reduced and Compnnlcs Act COCAINE DISCOVERED.
tioner. Mr W A Mayne) for red ctlon of capital re Shoalhaven
v STARKEY. Mr May (instiuctcd by petition
STARKEY E S Milk and Ice Co Ltd and Coi
and Mr Co operative
John Starkey sought divorce from appeared for thi> applicant ptnlcs Act petition
for appointment of new
At the Central Police Court yesterday, John I

Clarence (lnstiucted b\ Mcsrs Williams Ryman, General As to

(formerly Davis), Miller voluntan Idator re Community Fuz, 39, carpenter, was sentenced 12
Amelia Elizabeth Starkey for
llq
Act motion foi
and Co appeared the respondent Co Ltd and Companies with hard labour on
on the ground of desertion. The parties were ) i rince

Comm nlty General Assur months' Imprisonment

leave to proceed re
in his possession.
In 1917, according INJURY TO TOREHEAD Act (H Gallon) of having cocaine
married at Botany August, ance Co Ltd and Companies a charge
Church. A de- on an aroli for leave to proceed ro Roma Alicker
to the rites of the Methodist Reserved judgment was given r mmons

Bonds-, ltd and Companies Act motion for delivery,

returnable in six catlon Matthew Murphy of
cree nisi was granted, by John Ormonold Roofing and
(instructed award' I Not before li 30 am
MASSY WILL CASE.
G. Paterson
Mr. D by motor driver foi an Ltd
months. road Punchbowl A Ltd v Bltumenold part heard
and Jennings) appeared A C Saxton and Sons Limited of Fn ity -Before his Honor M* Justice Long
Messrs. Mervyn Finlay against In

hnnts iori -No Court At 10 a m Rall

for the petitioner. Bridge-road Pyimont timber men Innes 1 Equity Mr. Justice Davidson's
NSW Slatter motion An appeal against
I
v
stuick Commissioners for
by a var
MACKAY V MACKAY. injury to his forehead by being I' for li! mction Not before 2 ptn re D H decision in the Massy will case has been
timber in October 1928 Com- and T F M Act ton for behalf of the
Charles sued for divorce from Elsie piece of falling Stro id do eased mo
lodged in the Full Court, on
Mackay to until July hf'd P Danlncr de
pensation was paid applicant mnlntenanrn part re
Irene Mackay (formerly Barber) on the ground M order
was then discontinued by the cease and T F Act motion to vary plaintiffs.
1930 and 1

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of desertion throueh non-compliance with a !

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