Gaol Shooting Incident
SYDNEY Thursday Clifford Tasman Thompson was ramanded at the Sydney police court today on a charge of having attenpted to commit suicide…
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Courts & crime, 1945
994 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 11 of 50
Fined on Stealing Charge
A fine of £10 was imposed on Oscar Claude Howarth (23) a laborer of Lucknow. at the Bathurst court yesterday on a charge of stealing one…
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PARES, Thursday Thieves stole nearly £300 worth of tobacco eigarcues and matches from a train at Parkes recently The consignment for…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Strolled Into Police Station Obliging Drunk At Orange
A very obliging person is Arthur Cumming's. On Sunday night hist he strolled into Orange police station in…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Failure to Suppress Rabbits Cases at Bathurst Court
A number of costs against district property owners for alleged failure to suppress rabbits came before the S.M. Mr. Brombead at the Bathurst Court…
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A man was arrested in Bathurst yesterday by Constables McKechnie and Gray on a charge of stealing a quantity of iron material the property…
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Another' daring daylight theft, which occurred in view of dozens of bystanders, took place in front of the Hotel Lithgow on Saturday, but…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Bathurst Gaol Acute Staff Shortage
Bathurst Gaol may be closed because of staff shortage Due to manpower difficulties the Justice Department has been unable…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Railway Thieves Mr. Solling Gives Them Gaol
"I feel that I would be failing in my duty if I allowed these men out on bond in view of the pilfering which we read is going on from…
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SYDNEY. Monday : When two soldiers faced a court martial today on a church of having stolen shirts, It was revealed Hint 29.000 shirts…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday: Nearly 2000 clothing coupons. suiting materials and money were stolen from R. C. Cooper's city tailoring firm by thieves who cut…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Bad Language at at Mandurama Case Before Blayney Court
For using indecent language in Gold Street, Mandurama, Clifford Hilary smith was charged at Blayney [?] court on…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Orange Court. Monday. (Before Mr. G. W. Brown, P.M.). Traffic Case
Two charges were laid against John Edward Priest of having driven a motor vehicle [?] under the influence of [?] Hquor and…
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Before Mr. Sowing, P.M., the following cases were heard ,at the above court on Tuesday last:—R. Halpin was find £10, for using…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Kandos Police Court
At the above court, presided over by Mr. soiling, P.M., on Tuesday last, Mick Walsh, who was charged with assaulting Charles Massrs…
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MELBOURNE Wednesday: For creaking into a garage and stealing tyres and tubes worth £340, five years' imprisonment with hard labor was…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Firm Fined £5000 Manager Sentenced for Blackmarketing
CAIRNS, Wednesday: Fines totalling £5000 were imposed on the firm of Joseph Pearce Pty, Ltd., of Cairns, on liquor blackmarketing charges, by…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday: Harold Hornsby, grazier, of Preston, was sentenced to a month's imprisonment in the general court today on each of…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday: Loaded with 61 cases of butter, a motor lorry was stolen from the Metropolitan Fresh Food and Ice Company's…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Unlawful Detention of Constable Restraining Order Police
SYDNEY, Wednesday: In a reserved judgment, Mr. Justice Maxwell in the Supreme Court today ruled that arrest and imprisonment cannot be justified…
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