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THE SYDNEY MORNING HERALD. THURSDAY, APRIL 3. 1941. AUCTION SALES. charge of having at Blacktown.

on December 31, 1940, received a cheque for 100 from Prank Heasenbruch. greater, AUCTION SALES. IT. Hum lahnul 13 Mlr a fi: BaturdaT. HARSH HERITAGE.

LAW REPORT. CONVICTION OF A SOLICITOR. tOU'LI SflV-E B0T41 -UI41VS PH.0UDS Where Choic Stock of th Newest nd display system which enables you to malt satisfactory selections with th greatest ease, saves your, time, and where prices are so keenly competitive, that you save money. BY NIGEL O. TRANTER.

(ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.) THE HARVEST. CHAPTER V. Continued. As tor Jonathan Msltlsnd, there was no culm nerve to his whole body, with it pressed stslnst the girl's. Every movement of her he could (eel.

every breath the drew, every heart-best almost, and the warm Arm touch of her disturbed him fiercely. As has been said. Jonathan Maltland was an Imaginative man. A score of times he almost dropped that wrlut and did not. Far below them the deer basked contentedly in the warmth of the afternoon.

and nowhere else In all the sweep of the Isnd was manifest any Sinn of life. Peter Chlsholm, like a good stalker, was taking bis time. Jonathan did mske the one attempt at conversation. A remark anent the excellence of the September weather and the absence of mist on the hills, was acknowledged only by the turning of a cold pro file one degree farther away from the speaker. The well-meant offer of a section of chocolate snd an Abernethy biscuit met witn no kinder rate: thereafter the man held his tongue If not his peace, dividing his attention between the stags, tranquil In the Ian of the brse.

snd the cloud- shadows drifting on the face ot the neamer. It was the ptsrmlgsn thst thawed the girl out ot her Olympian silence. They came bustling out from smongst the rocks above, a group of perhaps half a dozen, absurdly busy and impertinent, and peep-peeping excitedly as ptarmigan ai iii.iitiiiaiiniL HIGH COURT. (Before the Acting Chief Justice, Sir George Rich, Mr. Justice Starke, Mr.

Justice Dixon, and Mr. Justice McTier-nan.) DEATH DUTY CLAIM. The Perpetusl Trustee Company (Limited), ss executor of the will of the iste John Richard Hall, formerly of Mew-castle, merchant, appealed from a decision of the New South Wales State Pull Court, on a stated case. In 1911, Hall (the settlor) transferred certain shares in a limited liability company to trustees, who became the registered holders of the shares, ot whom be himself was one, upon trust to apply the Income or corpus for the maintenance and benefit of Hall's son during minority, and to transfer the property absolutely to the son on his majority. The settlor, with his ro-truatecs, received and applied for the son's benefit the dividends paid in respect of the shares.

The settlor died in June. 1921. and his son attained his msjority In November. 1931. The Commissioner for Stamp Duties claimed that the shsres formed part of the deceased settlor's estate for the purpose of assessment and payment of death duty.

This clslm was contested by the settlor's executor, at whose request the Commissioner stnted a case for the opinion of the Court. Upon the hcarinz of the stated It was held that the trans ference of the shares comprised a gift 01 wnicn wie aonecs. tne trustees or the settlement, assumed Immediate bona-fide possession and eniovment. but that after the date of the gift the settlor rw one 01 uie trustees was not excluded from possession of the gift. nor.

since eault- able rights remained in the settlor, was he entirely excluded from the enjoyment and benefit of the property within the "rc ouuhoi, ear-ate or me setuor. The grounds of sorjeal to the Hlo-h Court Included the following: (11 That the Court was In error In holding that the deceased was not excluded from possession and enjoyment of the property comprised in the settlement referred to within the meaning of the Stamp Duties Act, 1920, by reason of the fact that he was one of tne trustees of the settlement. (Ji 'mat tne court was in error In holding that by reason of the fact that there was a resulting trust In favour of the deceased In respect of the property the subject of the settlement in the event of the deceased's son dying under the age of 21 years, the deceased had not been entirely excluded from enjoyment of the property within the meaning of the section of the Stsmp Duties Act. Judgment was reserved by the High vourt. Mr.

David Maughsn. K.C.. and Mr. E. W.

Street (Instructed by Messrs. Pisher snd Msesnsn) appeared for the annel- will. Running hither and thither meaning of s. 103 (2 (d) of the Stomp amongst the stones they worked Act. 1920.

It was held, by the toward the silent man and the silent State Court, that the shares formed part taaultfut 7-place Enqltih Trlnlaf Sat of Tuscan China, Ivory ground with hand pa in tad floral decoration and bnghr gold adga. Including Candles, 80 Th perfect Cocktail Shaker la a a chroma, IKs high, I'iw aiUm. 4S Smokers' Stand of ekallta and Chroma In bUck or walnut fifiish. 77 ii high. 226 a as SmaUes Stand.

Ashtray round labia. Walnut black liaisa. alga. 39 Stand it) Chroma with A Holder and labia of Jreeft, blua, lack glass. HI kigh.

33- la eautfful plac StWetaa IrttM Sew wit tha now diamond and Una tull-tfto pieces, and first.qirality rmhwara, bevallad mirror. Only 070 Cloth Irush to matijh, 3-. Fitted satin-lined PrasantatioR Casa, 26 and Mr. C. A.

Weston. K.C.. snd Mr. New Appeal. VALIDITY OF SECURITY ACT.

An application for special leave anneal la in ha made to the Full High Court on Friday arising from the case in which John Royston ranrl n. u.iut uuu nm. tenced to six months' Imprisonment for having had In his possession a document with Intent to cause dls- ouauuu IMUUK uiciuuvia 111 wic A.l.r prooeealng, that one of tne points to db raisca De- fore High Court waa that the National Rafnirlt.v Ant wan an InvAlIri anrctM at power by the Commonwealth Parliament, Thc point waa raised in the Pull High serving: a- sentence In Long Bay under a decision of a magistrate uli that of a Judge of the Quarter Qneclnn. Annaal afyuii CTiAiiaiv was cuuvicica ino wnuncto January 16 by Mr. Sutherland.

8.M. Recently, in the Quarter Sessions Appeal Court. Judge dlsmlsfied fin appeal Wlshart against this conviction It was contended on behalf of Wishart thst there was no evidence that on June 25, 1040. Wishart "had any In ten tkm of dlsaffecting members of the Second A.IJ. by means of the document.

which was the subject of the QUARTER SESSIONS APPEAL. In the High Court yesterday, when the case was mentioned, Mr. E. M. Mitchell, K.C..

for the Federal Attorney- General, contended that the police court decision had ceased to exist, since it had been superseded by a decision of Quar. ter Sessions Judge as the result of an appeal brought to the Judge by Wishart. The fact, he said, that the Quarter Sessions Judge had not dis turbed the sentence of six months im posed at the police court did not affect! the position that the Quarter Sessions! appeal had opened up an entirely new hearing of the case. Mr. Gordon Fairer, who appeared for1 Wishart.

intlmatrd to the Full Hitrh Court yesterday that he would apply for special leave to appeal atralnst Judge Stacy's decision If the High Court held tnat no DroniDinoo lay axauist tne magistrate's decision." Mr. Justice Dixon: Does no anneal lie the Supreme Court from Judge Stacy's decision? Mr. Fairer: Mo. The Judge can be asked to state a case, and that is entirely within his own discretion. The Acting Chief Justice, Sir George Rich, at this stage Intimated that the Court would be prepared to hear Mr.

Farrer to-morrow morning on an appli cation for special leave to appeal from juage stacy decision. GROUNDS OP APPEAL. Mr. Fairer, in reply to Sir Georee Rich. said he proposed to raise the following points on me application ior special leave to appeal: 1.

That the words endorsed on the margin of the Information, tendered In evidence, did not constitute a consent by the Attorney-General within the meaning of Regulation 41. 2. That the Natlcnai Security Act was an Invalid exercise of power by the Commoneallh Parliament. Inasmuch as It was an abdication of power io legiMata In regard to defence. 3.

That if the National Security Act, na a valid exercise of power by the Parliament. It was an only because ol tha fact that the Quantum of power, which had been handed over to the Executive, whs defined In the Act. If that waa the rase. Regulation 41 did not ccme within the provisions ol the Act. Mr.

Fairer said he would contend that there was no evidence that Wishart "had used the document at any time, or that ne intended to use it." Mr. Gordon Farrer (Instructed br Meaara. Ola sheen and Company) appeared for Wishart; Sneltlng (Instructed by the Commonwealth Crown Solicitor) lor the respondents. if A dallghHul 4-pieca Petit Point Sat with artistic gilt frame. 63A Wt are showing mm ttcluslva collection af Petit Point Decorations.

A dainty 4-piece Irush Sat In paital ihAde Blue, Rote, car 6ren, In chromium framat, iapered handles. Eiceplional value, 396. PROUDS LTD. CORNER OE KING. AND P1TI STREJE.TS, SYDNEY MAC'S MAC'S MAC 8 MAMMOTH MOTOR AtlCTIOKfl.

AMMflTH MOIOR MAMMOTH MOTOR AUCTIONS. MAC'S. MAC S. MAC'S. THIS DAY.

THIS DA. THIS DAY. THIS DAY. THIS DAY. THIS DAY.

at It A M. 11 A.M. 11 AM. at 11 A.M. 11 A.M.

11 AM. In our Rorms. 190 CASTLEREAUH fsTRt.b'T. SYDNEY. iwt cahtl stri.et.

Sydney. UK) CABTLEKLAOM STREET. SYDNEY, MAC Will Submit AT PUBLIC AUCTION SALK THIS MORNING. A FINE RANOE OF PRIVATELY OWNED MOTOR CAHS. A 8 MALL PORTION OP WHICH APPEARS HEREUNDER.

OUR LIST TO-DAY ALTHOUOH A LITTLE SMALLER THAN USUAL CONSISTS OF BOUK OF THE BEST-KEPT CARS OBTAINABLE IN SYDNEY TO-DAY. CONSIGNED TO MAC'S THROUGH OUR STATE-WIDE NETWORK, OF AOENTfl FOR POSITIVE 8ALE. WORD TO THP! WIRF Rff! UR't WHERE THE FOLLOWING LOTS WILL BE BOLD. Very nice clean condition th rout bout. 1939 HUDSON 112 MODEL SEDAN.

mi cren una commerciaiiv. 1939 FORD Vft DC LUXE SEDAN. Ex-uxl cab. atlll In cnlmra. I93S MORRIS fl40 TOURER.

Verv fair ear hi mllras-r 193B FORD V8 DE LUXE SEDAN. paiuruiam nice condition. 23,000 mitre. 193S BEDFORD PANEL VAN. Verr wrll ktat.

19JS HILLMAN MINX SALOON. Very nice car Ihrouihout. 1937 OLDSUOBILE DE LUXE SEDAN. Only a fair car. 1937 PLYMOUTH DE LUXE SEDAN.

Very fair motor car oivm sood demnnatratlnn- 1937 FORD Vft DE LUXE SEDAN. Oood mechanically, ahabbv In body. 1939 VAUXHALL 14 H.P. SEDAN. particular! nice motor car thro uf bout.

1936 BUICK 8 SO. Chauffeur driven alnre new, 1936 HUPMOBILE AERODYNAMIC SEDAN. Very ultra-modern. 1936 AUSTIN 7 H.P. ROADSTER.

TW little ear. 1936 RR A PLANE ALL-ENCLOSED COUPE. Hk anpearence, only fulr mehanlcelly. 1936 BUICK ALL-ENCLOSED COUPE. Verv fair condition.

1933 Dfc SOTO SEDAN. Oocd apixarance. fair mechanically. 1933 MORRIS 8 40 PANEL VAN. Onlv ttlr.

1934 STUDEBAKER SEDAN. Decrawd extate (without reaerre), 1933 SINOEH COUPE. Nlc; car. 1929 CHEVROLET COUPE. Verv fair condition.

1928 DO DOE FAST 4 ROADSTER. Onlv fair. 1927 DO DOK COUPE. uaen eomm-rcuiiy. 126 DODOE 4-DOOR SEDAN.

excellent iir r.f. MANV OTHKPS TO BE ANNOUNCED AT THE SALE. WE GUARANTEE TITLES. TERMS ARRANOED. BUYERS.

PLEASE NOTE: f)ACH AND EVERY CAR HU DM ITT ED AT OTJR PUBLIC AUCTION IS GIVEN A RIGOROUS ROAD and MECHANICAL TEST BY OUR HEAD MECHANIC. THIS REPORT IS GIVEN BY THE AUCTIONEER FROM THE ROSTRUM. THERE FORE YOU CAN BUY WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY. MAC BERT C. WITJON.

MAC MACS AUCTIONEER. MACS MACS MAC'S MAC'S MAC'S mac nvoney Eleven car AuenoneT. MAC 6 I'JJ VAflTLEREAOH (IT. BlUiiLl, 'Phone. MAS895.

10 line.) MACHINERY. MACHINE BENCHINO. STOCK TABLES, FACTORY AND OFFICE EOUIPMENT, READY-MADE OARMLKTS. STOCK MATERIALS. TRIMMINGS.

ETC. 10 A.M.. THIS DAY. 10 A.M. At the Commodious Auetlon Rooms.

122 HARRINGTON STREET. SYDNEY. In the eloigned Estate nt A. E. COHEN.

MANUFACTURER. As Instructed by th! Liquidator, A. W. BUTTERELL. Chartered Accountant 6-hole Sinter Bench and Undercarriage.

singer Manuitctunng Machines. iikii. Sinner MaiiufactuiinK Machlnea. SSK10. Parderln Prlnt.t.

Cotton Nearllns. I.lnleni. DreM Onods. Silks, Bat ins. Crepes.

Georgettes. Kah Silks. Qiantltv Assorted Laces and Val. Lad lea" Beach Coals and Hats end Bonnets. Fair Assortment of Haberdashery.

Plain and Coloured Laces. French Vsls. TERMS: CASH ON DELIVERY AT SALE. HENRY FOOOAN. Merchandise and Machinery Auctioneer 71)17.

122 HARRINGTON STREET. DRAPERY. MERCERY. ETC. STOCK OF COUNTRY 8TOH F.KEEPER.

RELINQUISHING BUSINESS. 9 P.M. THIS DAY. M. Al the Commodious Auction Ronma.

Ill HARRINGTON STREET. SYDNEY. For and On Account ol All concerned. TERMS: CASH ON DELIVERY AT SALE. H' FOOOAN, Mercbandlae and Machinery 122 HARIUNOTON STREET.

THIS DAY. LIMITED. with which la amalgamated John P. Lister! The Expired Unredeemed Plednea Pawned with ine MPw PEARL GOIX3MB THE WEST END LOAN OFFICE, 121 King Street. Newtown.

it 11 in a kf TABLK WIRELFPS SETS. 3 Oullars Sets Steel Shalt Oolt Sticks. Micrometer. 5 Bicycles. Roller Hsetes.

Sporting Qoods. Cameras. Cut lery, DIAMOND JEWEIaIERY'. Gold and Silver and M.K, wrill wairnes. uora n.u n.

rai.i Brooches. Bgnglee. Trermies. etc. 23 SUITS.

Crete tnd Vests. Trotwrs. Booia and Hnot. Mais, rrocH, mi" Table Linen. Oe net ft I Cloining, THIS DAY.

with which is amaleamatrd John P. Lister will 'ne The Expired Unredeemed PlwiBrs Pawned with Mr, A. WALK FR. BONDI JUNCTION LOAN OFFICE. 7 COWPER STREET.

WAVEHLEY. ti innm innnn UArMTTNK l.arllea and Gentle men Bicycien, riinn no.uiuimi. w-" and Cluon. Fishing Rods and Rrels. Carpet.

Tent. Tennis Racquets. Steel Guitars. Sliln i Compass. Csnte-n Cutlery.

Folding Cameras. Tools of Trade. Musical Instruments. Sporting UOOaS. BUllCI'FS, Mmn-ii, HI.

AT 12 NOON: DIAMOND JEWELLERY. Gold and SHwr H.K wriM waicnes. UOin ninprn, rum Bangle. Trophies, tic. SO SUITS.

Leather Overcoats, Ladles' Short Fur coai, coais ana vcsie. now pnann, Frocks. Underwear. Brl and Table Linen. Blanket.

General Clo'hlne. e'r. DENTAL PLANT AND EQUIPMENT. Tat. li.a I ha lli iintlairmpri tinned Item contained In Registered BUI of Bale No.

1GOI3 of lirW Will Dg OOIU Hfc ruum; nmiini HAWKINS AND St their Rooms. 10-12 Wilmot StrMt (alongside Plan. theatre). SYDNEY. 1 DIAMOND DENTAL UNIT.

Inrludtna PRILL FAN. SPITTOON. ELECTRIC COAGUI.ATOR, TRAY, and ELECTRIC MOU1H MIRRORS, complete, i ant. HvnRAnT.m dental Chair 1 AUSTOX MODFL A ANAKB1HFTIO MACHINE. 1 SCHNl.IJEK HHAUOWLtBa LAMr.

I EI.lTfmilCO.DF.NTAL MANUFACTURER'S SPEED DENTAL LATHE lor 415V. Single-, pnane a.c 1 W. AND Q. STEAM VULCANIZER. I A M.

CO. THERMOPLASTIC PRFSS. I AIR ROM PR tftR PI-ANT rrmot 1: ln Parkin. son 240V. Slngle-nharc A Motor to, i-ompreMor, com pin wnn necencr.

1 AMERICAN COMPANY DFNTAI, CABINET. OOOD RANGE DFNTAL INSTRUMENTS. DENTAL EQUIPMENT for th me mi lecture I raise Teeth eeis. Inspection prior to Sale. OBORGF.

HAWKINS AND COMPANY. MACHINERY AUCTIONEERS. 10-12 Wilmot Street. 'Phone. M4771-2.

Sydney. THIS DAY. THURSDAY. AT 9 PARRAMATTA ROAD and MACQUARIE STREET, snnsnuni.1, MrnDLBTON. FORSTER.

end will Bell at Auction. FINE SILVER BEECH BKDROOM SUITE, Plate-glass Tana. Maple and Walnut finish Brdrocm Suites. Oak end other Wardrobes. Linen Press.

Lou ah bey. Dressing Tables, Mania and Oak Htrlebnarrla. FINK MODERN OAK SECRETAIRE-BOOKCASE. ueaangni uoors. Oarpets, Runners.

Rugs and Linoleum. Lounge Suite and SLEEPY HOLLOW and MORRIS CHAIRS. Occasional Palmtand. Dining and Kitchen Tables. Seagram.

High-back, and other Chairs, Chests Drawers. Combination Cheats. Nickel and Grey Bedsteads all FINE ASSORTMENT GLASSWARE. CROCKERY ELECTROPLATE TEA SERVICE and COFFEE SERVICE Metal Jardlnlara and Vaaea. AISO TUB ROI.tR RON-ELECTRIC FAIR WAVIMa IIACMINE.

ON GLASS-TOP TABLE. OSCAR CHIEP HAIR DRYER. 8UPREME HAIR DRYER. HALLOWELL HATR WAVING I NON-ELRCl-RIC HAIR WAVINO MACHINES. Kitchen and Laundr, Reoulallca.

S.r.ral L.wn ata. vo RESERVE. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. tfawd In the matur WE8TPHALL and CLARK I in Liquidation).

Under favoured Inatrurllona from th. Liquidator. P. a. pehrahi.

A.u.A.. unarKrea Aeenuntant. IB UMlr Oallara, eorner Pranrla ana auronf 8U I woouoomonioo 1 This Important Sal, ahould appeal to wine Dla tlllen. Hotel Keeuera, and the General Public, eapeelallr to obtain tha aaaturad win. uuk, and rjemnainia.

pio Reeerra. B. (rroatB. MA4B71. THIS DAY.

THURSDAY. APRIL Srd. at I P.M. DOUBLE BAY. rnox rrBirr knox street.

Lounta Chalra. Lnunta Bull. Poker lame. nrimorr i.nien, Binconara. ei.n-dard Lamps.

Wlrelcu Beta. Cedar nookeaee. Baron neoiieao, ana rjeooinm. une.i. ice Cham, Poldlna Bmla.

Carpata, Hall Ruck. Kitchen Occasional A Table. Comblnauon. Padaaula, ROTCHKtss. Auciloiwar, PIMS.1S.

THIS DAY PBTBTR THURSDAY, LM203S PSTEKBHAM AUCTIONS. 3 Parramatta ltd MEW'S. WOMEN'S CLOTHING. CURTAINS. ETC vumrk ei uun mmijUja i a mnKRE la al.a.a a Car Raraal iflERX II alarayi a car Ra lain to round In 1.

th. CLASSlPIaD COLUMilS i Tba aransr Maralns ItataM. HOPHEHOLD FtJBNITURK AND UlSCfcLLANUOUa BTrECTB. THIB BAT. THURSDAY, Sr.

4BIUL. without ntJitnv. On tbt Second Floor. imOUOH. COHOOLTOM.

ETTlna AND EASV ARM CHAIRS. ilDlBOARas DIN1NO TABLES. CHAIRS, BtnuooM sums, wardbobss. BlrTOLI! DOUBLE BEUSTHADS. ComDieU ilh Brtdln.

fcOUr.HBOY. LIMN. rilESS. 6EAGRARS and CANE rURNITUHE WRIGHT'S KUKKKA OAS STOVE. Model mo.

IAROE "NEW PltOCtBS" OAS STOVE, tARLY KOOKA OAS STOVE. WAJID nH and CHIP OAS STOVE. COPPER BATH-HEATWt. TRtJNXS. OH VIEW prior to sale tbU moraine.

aura LAWSOH, Auctioneer, 3.K CASTXi RE AO STREET. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE TO-MORROW. JRIOAY. 4th APRIL. II A.M..

At the Rconu. attractive modikn household HDUStHOLD APPOWTMfcHTS and ICFPECT8. "uu on account ofvnrlous vendors. TRVSTAt. COT OLAftS.

FIHR CHINA. VALUABLE CHIPPENDALE REPRODUCTION XALUA" UIMNG-HOOM SUITE. fln'ihcd Uitouihoui in the best manner. Ccmprliini ElDrDOAftD, cn eight rsbrTola les with daw tnd bill feet, low back. plate and damask nrlmrt cimboards: Oval- fnd txtfiitlcn DININO TABLE, rope tarvtd edse and cabriole legs: nix uiwinu CHAIRS, wiiti upholstered aprlni seats In niNlSo end" BRPAKPA8T ROOM SUITER.

1 JACOPEAN WI TUDOIt BROWN OAK. SIX CARVED ITALIAN WALNUT OCCASIONAL CHAIRS. and OENH.fcMEN ARMCHAIRS to match. ro 1DORTA BI-E CHESTtRITELDS. SETTEES, CUMTurw A8Y ARM CHAIRS, tlnhnlrlfrrd In Velvet.

Tapestry, and Moquette. VALUABLE WALNUT UPRIOHT PIANOFORTE. br Frann Schule. VAL0ABIE NATIONAL CASH ROISTER, with Ticket Id to 9. TWO COUNTER SHOWCASES.

TWO REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS. SMALL IRON OFFICE SAFE, bv Cym Price. 24 IB 1.1. HOOVER and VACTRICE ELECTRIC CARPET CLEANER. VALUABLE FRIOIDAIRE ELECTRIC Reirlneratnr.

Honffliold model. Al 12.30. Alternocn. VALUABLE CLUSTER DIAMOND RINO. ATTRACTIVE MODEnN BEDROOM 80ITF.S.

SILVKR SYCAMORE. WHITE ENAMEL. FTOtmED MAPLE, and FUMED OAK. CEDAR WARDROBES and DRESBINO TABLES. TWIN 3ft.

WALNUT BEDSTEADS, complete with excellent Bed dines. OAK LOWBOYS and DRESSING CHESTS. FWIJHH AXMTNSTER. SUPER WILTON TILE CARPETS. RUNNFRB.

end RUGS. And an Exlemlvf Inventor of HOtlSFHOLD FURNITURE. APPOINTMENTS. AND EFFECTS. NOW ON VIEW.

I ufFJt I.AWSON. VALUERS. FURNlTUrfE. FTNF. ART.

and OUNERAL AUCTIONEERS. 9M STREET (war corner r-f Streets. Telephone. M6408 (2 tinea). CITY.

CITY. THIS (THURSDAY) AFTERNOON, 3rd APRIL. 1.30 O'CLOCK. THE WHOLE OF THE MAONIFICENT ROWEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS PLAYER PIANOFORTE. ELCCTIUG WIRELESS.

VALUABLE LIBRARY OF BOOKS. FUVnt ANNIVERSARY BUICK SEDAN CAB. Removrd from the luxurtoui homes ot CAPTAIN L. M. FIFE-WALLACE.

ALBERT AUOUSTUS M. PINKERTON. 0OUDAM DOKA V' I 19S-1! Liverpool Street Sydney. Maiii Foy and Taller Tlcture Theatre. COMPRISING: VALUABLE LOUNGE-ROOM SHITM.

P.r'tcjljrly well tniide and annins. many fl Med -t'T revcralble cushions, upholstered In Ocnoa Vet and Tapeatry. Book End. end Drop Back II ODD UPHOLSTERED TAPESTRY CHAIRS. OULBRAMSEN PLAYER PIANOFORTE, Hh Cabinet and Rolls.

erven al beautiful ilectric wireless SETS. Bru Fender. Iron. Fire 3fin. LARGE LI15RARY OF VALUABLE BOOKS.

Parlmmcnury Dr bates. Public Speaking. Ptecedenia in Conveyancing, Commenlariea, rilUARD-DININO t'ab'lLV UEIROM AND SMITH. BFAUTIKUL BEDROOM SUITES in Miiple. Walnut.

MODEHNE WELL FITTED SUITES. -i Lruthbov-, Kimlesa Mirror Brewing Tablet. Full-twncl ed complete. C'PD CEDAR AND MAUOOANY WARDROBES. a'l Iti-v Louuiibovs.

Dreawnir Table. OUn DOUBLE. NOLE EDST EADS. 0k1 New and Second-hand Beddini. LOVELY EIGHT-DAY WESTMINSTER AAT1VE CHIMINO Motiled Eastern Cane Chain.

Mtntt Ewritoitee. Oak Chin Cabinets. Nickel Bevel Bath-hcater, with Shower. Tto Tcip and Sink. prtcelHln Bath.

DINING-ROOM FURNITUnE. U1N1N0-HOOM SUITE COMPLETE. Odd stdcbcaidd. Bufleta. Tablea.

Nr: Kilchen Cnbtnet Selilngi. Odd Kitchen Cabinet. Tables. Chairs. Laiae Coeval Mirror on Stsnd.

MAGNIFICENT CARPET SQUARES. i. viii un-i'i. VP 1.1 12 10.6. 12 9.

10.8 9. 9 I 9. HALL RUNNERS. 3tt and 2ft 3in. Entrance.

Hit II. and Hearth Rum. Brua sd Walnut Floor Lamps, Etc. Rcflftercd. See MOTOR AUCTION COLUMN.

CAR WILL RE SOLU Ai 1 r.M. Furniture On View Thli Day prior to Sale. JW Mi. BOUUE ATKINSON 0, 193-199 Liverpool Street. Sydney.

H'OtiUE ATKINSON will sell by Public Auction i.itnni nvHn. at a a.m. THIS DAY. 3id APRIL. ffMl, cn behalf of Munratee extrcuing powera of aale.

lb louow liit- 1 BUICK SEDAN MOTOR CAR. FRIDAY. AT 11 O'CLOCK. in mt pipaciouf ana HA MARKET AUU1ION ROOMS, 28 CAMPBELL STREET. HAYMARKET.

TO HOME FURNISHERS. FURNISHING) THROUGHOUT OR COMPLETING SAME. OUfcST HOUKF. AND HOTEL PROPRIJSTOR8, SEMINO MACHINE BUYERS. MOST IMPORTANT AUCTION BALK, including MOST ATTRACTIVE UNIT FURNITURE bf AtNSI FV AKrt AfNrtLRV.

'epirste pieces In Neutral Cclonred Beech, for uM.iee. DmlnK. end Bedroom. Includinf cap clous LoutiM with loose cushions In Oiater firry Burlap. Dcuole Bedtrad complete.

Two Bcdiide Cuuboards. 4-diawer Cabinet Table Com-blnition. Patent Folding Dlnlngt Table. 4 Spring-Mi-rt Chairs: and three Book and Wireless Cabl- sets. VALUABLE WALNUT VENEERED BEDROOM CIIl.

WITH DOUBLE BEDSTEAD COMPLETE. mh ftorkmanahin and flniih. Several other good Mtutf, tvslnul Suites, (or Double Rooms, also Blnile Suites In Oak: LouahoovB. (COMFORTABLE 3-PIECE LOUNGE SUITES. MORIUS CHAIRS.

DROPBACK SETTEE. CAKPETB. TO BE OFFERED AT ABOUT 11, SO n.m.. eommenemc at Lot ai. Axminsiera, wniDni.

9x0. lO.tt 9. 12 9. Two Rooms Wall- vwiii carpet, approximatrlv 13 lo o. lth underteit.

also Entrance Hall, Corridor. Rust VERY ATIHACTIVE DINING-ROOM SETTTNOS, 'roofin ana modern signs; xiuntn vaoineis, CMir Bonkraaa. VACTRIC'' POPULAR MODEL ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANERS. A BRITISH PRODUCT. Ocneral Electric ol England 3 bar Radiator.

Br) in Radio Set in Floor Cabinet. TO P-E OFFERED AT 12.30 P.M. flNr 'RmnCD" onurvD ruiTHrt UAPItmR 13. ON POWER STAND. COMPLETE WITH C.

MOTOR. Shoo Awning and Verandah Canvas Blind. Small lot ot Linen, Sheets. Towels, Table Damask. Cur- 4 WATER-COLOURS BY PEERLESS.

I i. Tvirr nil Mil CntKn 48 piwM Cutl.ry. Fun KalTM and Fork, in Gooit lot or OlHMWire, AlunllnlUBI Win. Xltchi Crorkiry knd In Box. ChMt.

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Biujunimm. PBTTIT. B.llfUnu, n.n.r.1 Act)onr, MA417S. 1ATWARD MOTOR AUCTION ROOMS SYdn-y." rOBUC AUCTION SALE TO-DAY. Si r.M OOOD USED MOTOH CAM.

OLD-MOBILE ISM OOCPE. 1m w.od condition. TACXHALL 1940 14 O. SEDAN. mUUnd.

Twr AU8TIH 10 p. SEDAN, nark 1 trrt. v.rj com order. roup 1M7 vs 6, lu, sport, roadster, rttti CHEVROLET I0.T 8l.nd.rd SEDAN. RadM.

tf- condition. anvROLET 1B3S Slandard SEDAN. C.wd OLDHMOBILE 139 S-erllndn SEDAN. i-mUVi I rendition. I.UKBI.i SNIPE 1037 SEDAN.

ladaf. Nslatctcd Oood order. 1CTRAPLANE loss Da Lux, SEDAN. aampUlf ror.n in o. lux.

sedan. Ratuurtd. reniltlcn. iraRIS I la tW SEDAN. RatUUred.

oood TOtirtER. Rralitend. riVMourn 1MB Truna sedan. Yalkn, Cab. Oo-id rrndltton.

t'V-Ti ln2, aoa" SEDAN. rUainterM. MlLYS 10J7 "77" ROADSTER. RaiiaUTad. OOARANTEED and full amount .1 raiunfled II titls la deioruva.

SALE NO CHARQE. n.li Wren, s.dner. VKIM rvSiPSSi THURSDAY, TO-DAY. rOULTtR AND BLUMS, New salrrooma. Th.

STREET, SYDNEY, in, Expired Unndfemrd Pledera Panad) wllh MRS. I. ROREHBrnO. SS William Street. SYDNEY.

r.rvr, AT 11 O'CLOCK. en I Coau and Vu. Troua. and Sho-a. Laather arid T.mI ri Hata, Ruta.

V2 UM- aaea. Laatnat AUCTIONEERS. M344S. ILIAR ANCE SALE. DAIRY CATTLE AND NORA ITS.

'a. WlndaoT Road, ikhaa Hilla (l aula Iras Mil and Butt Inn). TO-DAY. 3rd APRIL. St P.M.

SRABP. r-sS: Wv.rS-H-orrr. of Blacktown, and misappropriated It to nis own use. The Jury returned a verdict of guilty. A long list of previous convictions against the accused were read out.

Howe was sentenced to IS months imprisonment. Mr. Atnol Momtl appeared lor tne accuoca. LAW NOTICES. THURSDAY, APRIL 3.

1941. iitu iriRicmmnv hkih court. court tha run unun.vin rati, i lluii si iu.ju i cuaTni WUM" roysl commission Buprani. ceun. w.ama At lu a.m.: Moral urmrauuion 10 inquir.

into "BVi'S oi BTMg i inm LpariEncni oi ina Army. (HI. JiiiUo laUxwcU. RoyJ CMBmlMtoocr.t BANKRUPTCY COURT. BtfO'v im Hniiinr.

aNTinin new. ixaraaBiori- MWiui aw nuiiains. 112 rui gucci. At ig.ju m.n.: KXaualnalloa under Section 68. David I m.

Evtuu: examination under sacfiooa OT tna; so. r. Jci. Hy.m,i.. Taxation or a so r.

a. H.n. S.i bS; VJfi. CUSTOMS INQUIRIES. Before tha Collector of Cuatoma (Mr.

O. F. A.1 tw be dealt ih und-T Pari xv the! Miirnciii. Hvancy. at iu a.m..

tne folio me tiOQ 92 (g) Customs Act. 10O1-aC: Goclall and Co. Pty. Swift and Cn. Pty.

nciniuiig wj. ujyan ana co. cnn. iraventlon Sec lien 2J4 () Custcm. Act.

1901, "SSiiJ; Produce) Rl.BUlallO.li: Tha Clruftnn nruin rialr STATE JURISDICTION. SUPREME COOBT. TERM LIST. In 'he Banco Court. At 10 1.111.: Tor Judgment.

Small Ltd: motlcoa icnerall.v. Richmond Brew in Co. N.S.W. Pty, Lid. McAl lister, lor order 10 Ida order Mrtkinr cut! uii "ini.

1 uaric colli it BiownhUI. rule ntal lor contempt. CAUSES LIST. Ho. 1 CiuMi, in No.

Court. At 10 a.m.: Item Cajctberg (pan heard). Notice to luron: Tha Juicrs engaged In Oil' part-heard are required to attend at, 10 a.m. The other luron Anrtl 3. ore not requlrrd to attend until rrlday, April 4.

at an hour to be notified In the Ing newanaiMra on that dav. No. 2 Cauaea, In No. a Court. At 11.30 a.m.' vrtor- Alexander Hector.

Notice to Jurors: TheJurora lummoned to attend No. 2 11 rt Tnl. f. are required tol no. ii in No.

1 CAurl. At 10 Wai- rM Rubber Eautea Ltd. heard NflUce to Jurors: The lurnri turn- Aorll 3. re not reou red to arirurt i.ntti trin.u Aoill 4. at an ncur 10 notiOed In the morn- Ing newipapers on IN CHAMBERS.

lhm honotarT nil. T-aTid rnUhTea. PROTHONOTARY 8 OPF1CI. frothonoUry. At 11 a iMH nd Drainage Board.

At 2.XH Bpenee Beaa and Tr South Coaat Rroadeaattng Ltd Before the Chief 11 I part Mungauh re Roblru and a nor. IN DIVORCE. '1utl rw. In No. 3 Knuilr Court Queen -a Square At 10 a.m.: Cauaea-Caaaldy Caaildy.

Mackenale MLkenl.1 tL v-neta. Brown co-reapondent. Vendr Venrtr Seymour Beymour. Schrelber hrelber ulliran a. i vmm.

Mumj co-reiDOndent. 2 Decree absolui Before Court Wwardt In tha Divorce niwbtih street. At 10 a.m.: Cnim- BatCS Baton Handebo. Kennedy co-reioonden TVSirt heard? oeiore iu.ju a.m.: Handera the Regfstrar a Court At 10.13 a.m.: Taylor ent allmonv: jeffre J'fv perman-Jeflrey. for permanent alimony: Harris Harris.

Ourner Cor wtollluled rVlce: Hi. "P'" tor alimonr nendwu l.i- and coats Belor. the Denut Reelalrar actllement or issue, Brrnnsii. Slssons i BKarratt Sltarratt. For Meek Meek.

Brcnnan susnns. Black Blact. Lir.rnn.n i.i.b n. obiui. inc i.ntei Cl.rlr huucii.

Turner. Lewis Le; wity. IN EQUITY. tion courr.A io "-on. siet wrV ri.rd a "'1515 nr.

at 11 a.m.: Per- hesrd a ni'orney-ueneral. part nfrection. 3f "to. uuct-lioni. Al X.

1.1 p.m. 1 Brunswick I Anal I to ie.te certiucate of master Wt'' Before the Ocptitv Rs.ni.tr.r. ia to aeiyi mlnuTeT deem? I'VdeV a.m.; Stone stone, to tax threa billi of wet IN wnnTP Before the Registrar. At in yi.woiucr.. Application, tO pas.

account anri lor ecmmiarion In th. lolloilnj Pur? w. Phlnn. decfaied' U.V. I'V?" J.

A. Tut cierk To pass t. Adelateln. decayed, al in. 15 2 Thnmmon.

ib 1. A. "SK Clerk. TO pea, accounU: O. iiipairicc.

OMeaaed. al 10.1s a.m. INDUSTRIAL muiniHmi a.m. for hearfna: Induiin.i Onion "to. Juatlc.erun: co Belor.

the President. In No. 1 Court Oueen'i 10.30 a.m.-For orjc 'K niSSL." by Federated Clerks' Union lor an award (part heard). cjcre Mr. Justlc.

c.ntor,No. 2 court Ouen-a Union Ior an award (part heardl: lint Hoapltal Bmphnreca (Bute), reference ol apnll. ration by Amalgamated Hospital. etc Em- Before Mr. Juatlce De Baun.

In No. 9 Court vueen a eouare. At not bclcre 2 p.m. For hearlni: Metalllleroua Miners, aeneral of PP'lwHon by Australian vinisit n.T iwira (pari neanoi; tnalne-drlvers. Ketalllferoue Ml nine (State) reference of applleatlon by Federated Englne-drlvera and Firrmen a Awcltion for same neard: wme.

reference of application bv Aiinrallan Mines and Metala Afaoclatloa for Be ior- the Conciliation Commlaalaner. Karun Place At 10.30 a.m. Per hear- "PPHeatlon by W. inrtltute of Laundercrt for yarintlcti rt award. At 2.13 p.m.: Annette.

Crmenl Ptxcrs (State), application by Bulldera Labour-a deration Icr rlaht cf entry certificate, ii I111" Liwurera tfitate). ap- Apprenticeahip Council. For beerlne: At 10 a brickiayera: at 10.30 a.m., painter: at 11.15 a.m.. mouioera; ai WORKERS' COMPENSATION mUUI.Viinw B.r.Ju.dge Perdriau. Swvinn Bank Bulldlnf, 21-23 tiltabetn Street.

At 10 a.m. No. i Court. Por hearlne: In the mtir. t.

Urmlnatloru bciwern: Raymond Colfate by hi O'LnuKhlln and snon nrs Biiri Cleantia; Clifford Vincent Paaadeld and The 'ir "nl1" "alter noarn; Ionian violet Harrtaon and The Colonial Surer Beflnint laabella Sieart Harm Ueone and Bel-fridtes (Australasia), Ltd. Bcfcrt Lamond. At 10 a.m. No. 2 Court.

For hearlne: In the matters ol determinations between: Sidney William Oraen and Council ol -iutiiciuamy oi wooiitinra tpart neard), Clara Lmtni Doyle and UeDartmmt of Wnrki n2 Oovcrnment: Her ben Edward Brotvn na niiiMin nrwu ana lo COURT HOUSE. NARRABRI. Before Judge Momtt. At 10 a.m. For hearlni: orwrminaiion oeiwecn uoni itl Alfred James Thirkctllc and Sidney Victor Ward Kcflftrar.

Savings Bank Building 2I 3 Elinbeth Street, Sydney. At 10.13 a.m. To aetlle In the matUrs of detcnnini-tlona between: Thomaa Joaeph Murray and th MftrODolltan Klfal Imiuttrv Vr.nl Harry Walto and Mrs. Almee and Mlsa Henrietta nuxon tiuticu ana Howard frinltn Rita Irvn nkinnor haw. Irhn WUIUm Raxter and the Commlanloner Ior Main Roads: Reginald Alexander Nlcholla and O.

C. McClelland: Allan Roy Sou innate bv his next friend Charlotte Souihgate and Alfred DISTRICT COURT. Before Judee Stacy and lurtM.ln Na. fiourt At 10 a.m.: Rounaevell Jaekaon and Spring Ltd. (part heard).

Not before 11.00 a.m.: Gilchrist Dalgety and Ltd. Note: The Jurors other than those engaged In the above not regulrtd to attend until 11.30 a.m. Be tore Judge Market! In No. 1 Court. "it 10 faM'i "nit weoeter raimer, OBrttD Freehold ana Leasehold Lands tPty.) Before Rtuddert.

In No. 8 Court. At 10 unqum n. w. Miner ana co.

pty. thti Edarfl- aimruAri Th. misxioner of Road Transport and Tramways: Carter Johnson. Note: The lists will be called over punctually Before the' Registrar. At 10.1.1 a.m..

Bray i Hedges; at 10.1ft a.m.. Hedxea Bray. QUARTER SESSIONS. DARLINO HURST. No.

1 Court: Arthur Frlsr.rH n-rvanau. James Michael McCarthy, attempt to steal irorri the person. The Jurors lor No. 1 Court aie No. 2 Court: Prank WMiamii r.Mnh.n found at night with housebreaking implemenu In possasaton.

(2) break, enter, and ateal (lor "pnen nurn aaacicay ana rredenck atold Wlleox, (1 break and enter with Intent to steal. (3) break, enter, and ateal (for plea onlv); Ooonra Perelval Street, asaault female under 10 years with en act of Indecency (lor Slea only); Dorothy Thompson, Alfred Gordon rodle, and Oraham Mllea Thompson, break, enter. tnd ateal (part beard): Patrick Aaaos. robbery. The Jurors for No.

1 Court an rc- aiuiiam iv tmatana at m.m, lawiey. APPEALS COURT. QUEEN'S SQUARE. The following appeals against magistrates' orders and convictions will be beard at No, 1 District Court, Queen's Square, at 10 a.m.: Alma Woods, offensive behaviour: Ernest Bayers, steal tna- Vernon Leslie Ward, negligent driving: William Boyd, fl) stealing. (2) breach of eon- auiona oi rrieaM on licence; jontt Hutcatnecn, tea ling: Alexander Lyle.

(11 aiwault nolica eon. stable. (2) Illegally use motor car. (3) indecent niuBBjc, ntiorn acta.eni), it aieaum (2) saaauU police offlrcr, (3) llkcalty use ve tele. At No.

8 Dint net Omtrt, Qneen'l Rouare: Edward Marshall, break, enttr. and steal (lor aentanca vniyi. PARRAMATTA QUARTER SBBSIOrfS Frederick Henry Orey, by Wanton dlivint do bod it harm (part heard): Herbert wmtam nancocK. oy wanton ariiviaj ao Doaiiy narm Not bafo re 3 D.m. Tn follow tna annenli against i agist rales' ardera ard aonWtionj Poster Berry, st-telin: Reglnsld Henry Oxford neeliaent drlvlne: Oeorea Lewis Alliatiin itnl.

Ing; Clarence Joaeph Edward Swords, drive taxi while under htfluenet of liejoor; Harry Charles tton al malntamane r4er. IKDITSTNIAL MAOIBTRATE'S COURT. 132 Ocaree straet North (corner ArgrM MtrMtJ At fo a For hearlni: Blrklnohs nmiia nm vmmwmn seDian iun natty: Itl-spsctor Bywonia Cat bra rt (three) eases) cSiWaaa. i tmmt TOfl sIshmI tmt mmuT B.llWW on by to I H.1 1 i. .1 1 t.

I Jr. i i I ii.l i 1 C'l f. (IV' 1 -ii. a Bi.iitt; ii 4 Hi I i' woman, ana one at any rate, ana perhaps to both, the little busybodles' vigorous cneeping was more man welcome. For while the girl watched them In silence, while the frown melted from her orow ana a dimple came and went near the corner of her mouth.

At length a plump fellow, bolder than the rest, advanced to within five or six yards, to peer at them from behind a stone, chest well out. head on one side and bright' eyes winking, a picture of rubicund In quisitive importance. "Oood afternoon to vou. Mr. Pickwick!" solemnly Jonathan greeted him.

to send tne creature scuttling back, fairly bursting with excitement and chirping fit to kill himself. The girl laughed at that, a low gurgling laugh of sheer amusement. "Isn't he quaint?" she cried. "Just like a lord-provost." The man chuckled at the implication. eir rvnomas narmigan, ne nodded oi hxarmigans Ftasty Ftablct Ptoffce! "Ass!" she named him.

but the chill had gone out of her voice. Peep-peeping In perfect imitation, she presently had the whole platoon of seriously curious birds lined up and watching, for all the world like a civic deputation, aa roundly important and as fidgety. She half-tumed to her captor, honey In her voice. "Isn't it a pity, Mr. Malt-land, that It's your rifle you have there, not your gun? You would probably have got the whole lot with one barrel!" Warmly.

Jonathan Dratested. "Seareelv fair, I think. Miss Netll!" Still sweetly, she went on. "Oh. then you do not consider ptarmigan worthy of your prowess? Is It only the deer that you enjoy slaughtering?" ine man signed resignedly.

"You have outer tongue In your head. Barbara Macarthy Neilll" he said. "But tell me, why have you such a down on deerstalking? You, a Highland girl, must know how the deer would overrun the glens In no time If thev were not kent down: how already they are becoming ovcr-plcntlful in many districts and seriously damaging the crofters' poor bits of crops, iou must snow an tnat?" "I know all that!" she acceded evenly. "well then. If vou admit that thev must, oe Kept aown, surely tne way we do It.

stalking the stag on Its own ground, man against beast with the dice loaded in favour of the stag, surely that is the oest wayr bne answered question br question. Tell me. Mr. Maltland. if the deer did not eat the crops, if there was no danger of them multiplying and therefore no need to keep them down; would you forgo jruur Frooabiy not." he admitted.

"A poor answer!" He grinned. "Poor enounh. but all your hypothetical question deserved." He returned to his point. "But you have not made out your case against deerstalking. You must hold strong views on ine suojeci to account for your steadfastness?" "Perhaps I do." Sombrelv Barbara Nelll stared out over the spread of that tumbled land.

"It is not only a question of fondness for the animals." she explained. "Probably you will not understand, but I have a feeling, a presenti ment ii you iixe, mat no good can come oi stRiKing on tnese lands." "So? You will have your Jonathan was interested. Yes. I have mv reasons Mv grand-uncle went out stalking one day thirty years ago and failed to come back at night. He was found next morning In a burn-channel with a broken neck, and that on an open stretch of heather! My uncle also, the Macarthv Nein'a brother, was brought home one night by his gillie with half his face torn away ana one eye out, turned on and mauled by a wounded stng.

There were others too, oeiorc tnemi" Jonathan looked at her curiously "So you think there might be a sort of curse on tne place?" "mere misnt Del" He wes silent. This thlnr wan tntenxt Ing. Strangely enough he felt no sur- Srlsa at the suggestion though it should surprising enough. Without actually having thought of It, he had been prepared for something of the sort an intuition, perhaps. They were a queer crowd, these Neills and that glen.

uicann ni xviaiiacna mere was some thing queer about It, tool And yet He frowned at himself. Lucifer! It wouldn't do to let old Petfr hear him In that strain the hills getting him agnln! "But aren't vou an exrjert stalker vnur- self?" he argued. sne took some time to answer that. Yes Out I am looklns for anm. thing." Jonathan waited.

"Have you the Gaelic. Mr. Msltlsnd?" "Onlv an odd nhrase here and there Why?" "Over on the east side of Cam Oarbh there is a come called Coire nan Daimh Ban The sham crack of a rifle cut short her words, a crack that echoed amongst a hundred hills, snd over to their left the ptarmtean. still Inquisitive, scuttled frantically for the haven of the higher roc as. Jonathan felt her wrist, her whole body, stiffen to the quick indraw of her breath, "wait." he whispered, "they will oe passing ncre in a minute.

his rine Inv where he had Is it Quiet they waited, watching the mouth of the beaUach, with never a word between them. Nor had they long to wait; soft bs the whisper ot summer rain amongst the birch leaves came the patter of sharp hooves, and eyes wioe, cars iorwara ana stems Gown, me deer flashed through the little pass, four. six. seven oi mem ana never an eight-pointer amongst the lot. CHAPTER VI.

At the sound of footsteps. Peter Chls- holm looked up from the gory work of the gralloch, his cheerful countenance wreathed In the largest and most com placent of smiles, to blink and start and stare. The change from smug satlsfae lion to wide-eyed astonishment was comical, almost ludicrous but then he had hardly expected to see his friend with a lady obviously the lady coming swinging aownniu arm in arm. Heaven i ne said, ana goggled. Jonathan appeared to be In excellent spirits.

"8tout work, ble fellow!" he called. "Congratulations!" He unlinked his arm from the girl's and released her wrist at last. "Miss Hew. ne intoned Impressively, "vou have here Mr. Peter Chlsholm, solicitor in the Supreme Courts oi Bcouana out not a tna sort lor all that.

Peter, this is Miss Barbara MBcarthy Nelll of Inverfelth." Peter Chlsholm took a deep breath, glanced from the girl to his friend and back again, held out his hand, and then hastily withdrew It: one can hardly greet a isav witn a nana anppmg witn oiooai "Attemoonl" he said, and stopped. Barbara Macarthy Nelll said nothing; at all. With a toss of her black head and a twitch of her shoulder, she turned and stared away and away. The big man gazed at her, then at Jonathan, made to scratch his head, but paused half-way, remembered his bloody hands, and so stood. cloture of dismay.

Heaven I ne mutterea again, ana ler ventiy, (To IN cooUntMKL) r. W. Kltto (instructed bv the Crown Solicitor) for the Commissioner for Stamp LTUMCS. IN BANKRUPTCY. (Before the Registrar.

Mr. Keaney.) EXAMINATION UNDER SECTION 68. Re Alfred Joseph Scancs. Concluded. EXAMINATION UNDER SECTION 80.

Re Mansueto Favero. trading as John ravciu. vonciuaea. Mr. A.

V. Richardson. Official Receiver. appeared in both examinations. SUPREME COURT.

CAUSES IN No. 2 COURT. (Before Mr. Justice Herron and Jury.) CLAIM FOB DETENTION IN ASYLUM John Klngsmlll O'Meagher. aa-cd 67 years, sued the Government ot New South Wales (nominal defendant Melvlllel Charles Nott.

Under-Secretary. Depart- ment of Justice) for damages, alleging that, on December 8. 1936. the Government, by Its servants and aqenta, had assaulted him, taken him into custody, and kept him in the Reception House, Darllnghurst. and then In an asylum for the Insane at Gladesville "for a Ions time," whereby he had suffered great pain of body and mind, and was pre vented from carrying on his business, andj incurrca expense in ODtaining nis UDe ration from the asylum.

i The defence was that the Government was not guilty, that the acts complained of were done by the plaintiff's leave and in gooa laitn, ana witn rcasoname care, for the purpose of carrying but the provisions of the Lunacy Act. At the close or the plaintiff case Mr. Leslie (for the defendant) applied lor. and was granted, a non-suit. A stay oi proceedings was granted.

His Honor said that, in his oDlnlonJ there was not the si Ian test evidence to suggest that Dr. Nowland was guilty of! any breacn oi any statutory obligation cost upon him or, for that matter, of any departure from any owing by mm to tne piainiin, so far as the mnoistrate. Mr. Mccul loch, was concerned, it did not seem to his Honor that there was any departure irom tne provisions or tne Lunacy Act, or that he failed to carry out the provi sions of the Act on his pait, or that there was any irregularity in tne oraer tnat was made for the plaintiff's detention in the uiaaesvme Asyium. Planum appeared in person: and Mr.1 A.

C. Leslie (instructed by the Crown Solicitor) appeared for the defendant. IN DIVORCE. (Before Mr. Justice Street.) BLACKET BLACKET.

Kathleen Irene Blacket (formerly Sher- rlff) Martin Edwin Blacket. Marriage. November, 1922. at Manly. Presbyterian rites.

Issue, desertion. Decree nisi. Mr. D. O.

Paterson (instructed by Mr. N. D. Thomas) for petitioner. TEBBUTT TEBBUTT.

Eric Eldrktae Tebbutt Louisa Moore Tebbutt (formerly Ouccn). Marriage. June, 1023, at Rosevllle, Church of Eng land rites. Issue, desertion by non-compliance with restitution order. Decree nisi.

Messrs. E. Tebbutt and Sons for petitioner. PHILLIPS PHILLIPS. David Robert Phillips Ethel Bridget Phillips (formerly Eastman).

Marriage, September, 1918, at Grcnfell, Roman Catholic lites. Issue, desertion. Decree nisi. Mr. John H.

Peoples for petitioner. MELLINOER MELLINOER. Ethel Mllllcent Mellinger (formerly Spensley) Hans Mellinger. Marriage, December, 1930. at Darllnghurst.

Church of England rites. Issue, adultery. Decree nisi. Mr. John B.

Greaves for petitioner. SIMPSON SIMPSON. Stanley William George Simpson Esther Jessica Simpson (formerly James). Marriage, January, 1922, at North Sydney, Church of Ensland rites. Issue, desertion.

Decree nisi. Mr. John B. Greaves for petitioner. CHATPIELD CHATPIELD.

Charles James Chntfteld Ida Mar, Chatfleld (formerly Wallis). Marriage, April, 1910. at Gladesville. Church of Eng land rues, issue, aauitery witn Jonn Edward Canham, the co-respondent Decree nisi. Issues raised by the wife against her husband were found in the negative.

Mr. Noel Mcintosh (Instructed by Messrs. H. E. Mcintosh and Adrian) ior tne us Dana.

CURTOIS CURTOIS. Arthur Reginald Curtols Phyllis Thora Mary Curtols (formerly Bartlett). Marriage, November. 1931, at Bourke, Church of England rites. Issue, conjugal ngnis.

Kesuiuiion oroer. Mr. u. u. Paterson (Instructed by Messrs.

E. A. Cleary and Co.) for petitioner. QUARTER SESSIONS. (Before Judge Holt.) (Crown Prosecutor, Mr.

R. R. Xidston.) MINER ASSAULTS WIFE. John Miller. 69.

miner, was acoultted ot a charge of haying assaulted Theresa Blanche Miller, his wife, occasioning her actual bodily harm. Miller, who was convicted nf an alternative charge of common assault, was sentenced to six montns' Imprisonment. (Before Judge McOhle.) (Crown Prosecutor, Mr. K. J.

Tonklng.) HOUSE-BREAKING. Reginald John Stopp, 23, labourer, who pleaded guilty to a charge of house- onmKing at MarricKVllie, on March waa sentenced to it months' imprisonment, to commence from March la It waa stated that Stopp waa already serving a sentence on another charge. The police said that the offence at Manickvllle was committed while Stopp was on Dan, Mr. A. O.

Brlndley appeared for Stopp. PARRAMATTA QUARTER SESSIONS. (Before Judge Btwrtland.) Mr. B. B.

T. Tclfer, Crown Prcancutor. DISHONOURED CHEQUE. Peter Henry Rowe, 41, described as an accountant, pleaded sot guilty la 7 BS -Ml 1 TODAY, THOUSANDS OF. YOMEII ARE FINDING KITCHEN WORK MUCH EASIER wllh an altdrlc kilchaa staler healer, which provldee an ample apply of IZOT water for year day tap.

and kitchen ready at any time, or night at the tarn el a The running coat la low, XIIDE It yea can THE QUIEN 201 Bwrwood RdM etawaj SYDNEY COUNTY COUNCIL C-T A 1 1 PI6I And ot Burwood25? teomish St, Campsi-12. Pocffic Highwoy, Crows Nest 149 151 Oiford Bond. Junction..