Barry Stoney

"... for $14,000 in favour of Mr Alexander King Kyle, of Phillip Avenue, Wat son, on a claim arising out of a car accident. The damages were claimed from Mr Barry Stoney, also of Phillip Avenue, Watson. Mr J. Gallop, for Mr Kyle, and Mr D. C. D. Harper, for Mr Stoney, told the court that the claim had been settled between the parties and asked that judgment be entered for $14,000, with no order as to costs. Mr Kyle had been ..."

"... Hancock, Duffy Street, Ainslie, Mr John Andrew Allan, Longerenong Street, Farrer; Mr Richard Charles Ziebell, Bryant Place, Weston; Mr James Francis G owing, Sturt Avenue, Karrabundah; Mr and Mrs Barry Stoney, Phillip Av enue, Watson; Mr Wil liam George Spinks, Booth Crescent, Cook; and Mr Bruce Herbert Anderson, Namatjira Drive, Fisher. Fri member critical PAPEETE, Tahiti, Fri day (AAP-Reuter). ? Mr ..."

"... is over, two R.A.A.F. men from the camp at Ubon inspect a pair of elephant tusks in a curio shop in the nearby town. The R.A.AF.. men, Leading Aircraftsman Barry Stoney (left), of Can berra (A.C.T.), and Leading Aircraftsman Norman Cooper, of Cooma (N.S.W.), de cided regretfully that the tusks were too big to fit in their kitbags and went shopping ..."

"... on the faces of this R.A.A.F. family from Ainslie as they wait on the deck of the lirier Oronsay in Penang Harbour, Malaya, before sailing for Australia. Leading Aircraftman Barry Stoney, motor transport fitter, his wife Merelene, and their two children were returning home after years in Malaya, wnere L.A.C. Stoney was stationed at R.A.A.R. Base, Butterworth. Both children, Verlyn, 2 , and Charles, 1, wi'll see home for the first time. L.A.C. Stoney is posted to R.A.A.F. Base, Fairbairn. ..."