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The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Buried” 3 SEP 1941 of Johanna Sullivan

SULLIVAN-The Funirnl of Hie late Miss HANNAH SULLIVAN will leave Joseph's Church Burwood HclRhts THIS WEDNESDAY at 10 n m for Cntholic Ceme-tery, Rookwood WOOD COFFILL LIMITED

The funeral notice, printed in the same day's paper below the death notices and quoted as the Trove OCR stands — badly degraded: read "SULLIVAN.—The Funeral of the late Miss HANNAH SULLIVAN will leave St Joseph's Church, Burwood Heights, THIS WEDNESDAY at 10 a.m. for Catholic Cemetery, Rookwood. WOOD COFFILL LIMITED." "THIS WEDNESDAY" in the Wednesday 3 September paper dates the burial.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Residence” 1941 of Johanna Sullivan

SULLIVAN. September 1, 1941, at West-ern Suburbs Hospital, Hannah Sullivan, of 4 Angel Road, Strathfield, second daughter of the late Michael and Julia Sullivan, of En-field, and loved sister of Margaret (Mrs. Grenenger), Ellen, and Edith.

Quoted as the Trove OCR stands. "of 4 Angel Road, Strathfield" is the address, given four days after her death.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “High Court appeal” 19 AUG 1942 of Hendrik Frederik Stallman

APPEAL TO HIGH COURT Tn the Full High Court yesterday. Hendrik Frederik Stallman appealed from the decision of Mr. Justice Roper, di3missinj his equity suit against Dickson, Pnmer, and Co. Pty., Ltd. Stallman, in the original suit, claimed that he wes entitled to a share of profits made by the com-pany on the local sale of scrap metal bought in Australia. Mr. Justice Ropei held that Stallman was entitled onJy to a share o profits on export business, and that he had already received all the payment lo which he was entitled. Argument on the appeal was ad-journed until to-morrow. Mr. Weston, K.C., and Mr. L. C. Badham (by Hill, Thomson, and Sulllivaij) for the appellant; Mr. H. H. Mason. K.C., and Mr. E. W. Wickham (by Ebsworth and Ebsworch) for the respondent company._

OCR from Trove (article 17816191), fetched via `gen trove-text`. Contemporary newspaper report of the appeal hearing, not the court's own record; kept verbatim including OCR errors (e.g. 'di3missinj', 'Pnmer', 'wes').

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Education” of Edward Clifton Ahrens

Mr Ahrens who was the son of Mr. and Mrs .A. Ahrens of Chindera North Coast, was educated at Lismore High School and graduated a Bachelor of Agrlcultural Science at Sydney Univer-sity.

OCR kept verbatim including its misprints ('Agrlcultural', 'Univer-sity' line-wrap hyphen). Also independently confirms parentage: 'Mr. and Mrs. A. Ahrens of Chindera' = Albert Ahrens x Fredericka Faust, already the tree's parents for this person.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Education” of Edward Clifton Ahrens

At Sydney University Mr. Ahrens was a senior student at Wesley College and a member of the Studends' Council

OCR misprint 'Studends'' for 'Students'' kept verbatim. No graduation date given.

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Occupation” FROM 1937 TO 1939 of Edward Clifton Ahrens

He was principal of the Naviso Agricultural College at Fiji from 1937 to 1939 and he was appointed Superinten-dent at Lord Howe Island about a year ago.

Dates the Fiji post. Also corroborates the tree's existing undated Lord Howe Island Superintendent appointment ('about a year' before this Jun 1941 obituary is consistent with its existing FROM AUG 1940 start).

The Sydney Morning Herald · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

For “Cremated” 26 JUN 1941 of Edward Clifton Ahrens

The funeral will leave Wesley College Sydney University at 10 o'clock to-morrow morning, for North Sydney Cre-matorium.

SMH published Wed 25 Jun 1941; 'to-morrow' = Thu 26 Jun 1941.