Margaret Ellen BANNAN [123]

  General Notes:

The Argus, Melbourne Saturday 9 March 1940 page 15
APPLICATION for TRANSFER Of LICENCE -
Floodgate Hotel Proprietary Limited the holder of a Victualler s licence for Floodgate Hotel at Raglan street Port Melbourne In the Port Melbourne Licensing District and I, Annie Agnes Maddock of 24 Lansdowne street East Melbourne hereby give notice that we will APPLY to the Licensing Court at Melbourne on Monday the 18th day of March 1940 for the TRANSFER of the LICENCE to the said Annie Agnes Maddock

Dated 8th day of March 1940
The Common Seal of Floodgate Hotel Proprietary Limited was hereto affixed by authority of a re solution of the board of directors In the presence of
JOHN WILLIAM FRAWLEY Director
MARGARET ELLEN FRAWLEY Director
MARGARET ELLEN FRAWLEY Secretary
ANNIE A MADDOCK transferee
Messrs O Donohue & Brew 109 Swanston street Melbourne solicitors for the parties

PERCY HENRY PTY LTD Hotel Brokers Auctioneer Sworn Valuator 352 Collins street Melbourne


The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957) Wed 11 Jun 1952 Page 5 'Erratic driving' before two died
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'Erratic driving' before two died
A WITNESS in the Coroner's Court yesterday alleged that a truck was being driven erratically before a smash in which two elderly women were fatally hurt in Normanby rd., South Melbourne, on April 15.
George Edward Mair, fumigator, of Brougham Ave., Kew, driver of the utility truck, has been charged with manslaughter.
The witness, John Fortune Conrick, fitter and turner, of Acland st.. St. Kilda, was giving evidence at the inquest into the deaths of Mrs. Minnie Veronica Young, 68, of Williamstown rd., Port Melbourne, and Miss Brigid Agnes Frawley, 61, of Raglan st.. Port Melbourne.
John Robert Pettiona, 21, taxi driver, said the two women were passengers in his taxi.
"Take it easy"
They told him to "take it easy" and he was travelling at 25 m.p.h. along Normanby rd., when an approaching truck went on to its wrong side.
He added: "I swung on to my wrong side, or we would have 'copped the lot.' "
Pettiona said he had been driving only two weeks before the accident.
Under cross-examination he said later that he had since been in a triple car accident involving Sir Dallas Brooks, Governor, on Beach rd., Brighton.
Mrs. Margaret Ellen Frawley, barmaid, of Blyth st., East Brunswick, who was also in the taxi, and was seriously hurt, gave evidence from a stretcher.
Detective John Duncan McKenzie, read a signed statement alleged to have been made by Mair.
Mair's alleged statement said that he swung the truck to the left to avoid an oncoming car, but did not remember anything further until he heard women screaming.
Mr. Burke, S.M., coroner, found that Mrs. Young and Miss Frawley died from injuries received when the truck by misadventure collided with a taxi.
Mr. Burke said he was not prepared to say on the evidence that a prima facie case, of manslaughter had been made out. ³⁵²

  Noted events in her life were:

1. Residence, 1914, Leigh Creek, Vic, Australia.

2. Residence: 25 Station Street, 1924, Hotham, Vic, Australia.

3. Residence: 40 Crockford street, 1931, Port Melbourne, VIC, Australia.

4. Residence: Iona Hotel, 1942-1949, Garfield, Vic, Australia.

5. Residence: 237 Blythe Street, 1949-1972, Brunswick, Vic, Australia.

Margaret married James Patrick Andrew FRAWLEY [442] [MRIN: 55], son of Patrick FRAWLEY [4490] and Bridget Louisa McDERMOTT [6551], in 1913 in , Victoria, Australia.³⁴⁹ (James Patrick Andrew FRAWLEY [442] was born about 1884 in Bungaree, Vic, Australia ³⁵³ and died on 7 Sep 1947 in Garfield, Vic, Australia ^353,354.)