Arbitration Court Application
SYDNEY, Monday Night.—At the close of the hearing in the Arbitration Court to-day of an application by Mr. Wade, on behalf of Farmer and Co., Ltd., for leave…
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Courts & crime, 1903
506 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 22 of 26
Grafton Circuit Court
At the opening of the Court, on Thursday, Mr. M'Guron stated that the father of the accused Edward Frederick Ferguson, who had pleaded guilty to several charges of forging and uttering…
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ON Tuesday, before the P.M., J. C. Kable, licensee of the Clarence and Richmond Hotel, was summoned by the Licensing Inspector for allowing…
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Two sisters named Anna and Edna Gray, who figured prominently before the Police Court lately, were again committed for trial…
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Police Constable John Managhan has been fined £10 in default two months' gaol for having in his possession two tins of white lead,…
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FROM the Examiner we learn that the following cases were dealt with at the Circuit Court, held last week, before Judge Heydon:—…
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On Wednesday, before the P.M. Charles Matthews, for drunkenness at South Grafton, was fined 5s or 24 hours, and for using indecent language was fined…
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A robbery of £200 worth of jewellery was reported this morning from Tamworth. It appears that, during the night,…
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We have heard a great deal from time to time of the smartness of those individuals who waylay tailors' errand boys with some plausible story, in order to…
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Yesterday, before the P.M. Charles Kent, for drunkenness in Prince-street on suturday night, was fined 20s or seven days…
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ON Monday, before the P.M. DRUNK. Charles Kent, for being drunk in Prince-street on Saturday night, was…
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ON Monday, before the P.M. Robert Lewis v. Owen Doran, claim of £2 9s 7d for stone-breaking. Order made for the payment of £2, with 3s…
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It is rumored that Judge Murray will be appointed president of Arbitration Court No. II, which is about to be established at Newcastle to…
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On Tuesday, before the P.M. John Trouton, for drunkenness in Prince-street on Monday, was fined 5s or 24 hours, and for using indecent language was…
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Many plants, with an instinct akin to malice, eatch, devour, and digest insects allured by sweet juices to their death-traps. Such are Dionra Muscipula (Venus'…
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At Grafton, yesterday, before Jeesrs. L. Jacobs and C. Duggan. Alexander Davison, for drunkenness was fined 10s or 48 hours. This was his second…
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ON Friday, before Messrs Jacobs and Duggan, Js.P. Alexander Davison, for drunkenness, was fined 10s or 48 hours…
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Alfred Gore, for drunkenness, 1s or the rising; and 10s for indecent language. John Berry, for drunkenness, was…
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A woman named Margaret Parker, who stayed with the woman Mrs. Marshall, found foully murdered lit Launceston, for two days…
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It has been found necessary to establish a second Arbitration Court for the benefit of the Newcastle district. There is a great congestion…
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