Daring Burglary at Milparinka. Milparinka, Dec. 23
This morning, between 2 and 3 o'clock, the Royal Standard Hotel (Clune's) was entered by burglars, and a safe was removed containing valuable deeds and documents, a…
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Courts & crime, 1896
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Shall Debts Court. Monday, December 30. (Before Mr Chas. Robertson, P.M.)
Kingdon & Co. v. W. R. H. Pope, goods sold £1 2s 3d. Verdict for amount claimed and costs 10s. H. C. Armstrong v. H. Gaiter, goods sold…
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THE Wilcannia correspondent of the Register wires:—Reports from Milparinka by to-day's mail state that considerable excitement has been caused by a d[?]ring burglary which was…
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IN the Police Court this afternoon, before Messrs. C. J. Pound and J. Dunstan, Js.P., John Teague was charged, on the information of Mrs…
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THE following superior court fixtures are gazetted:- Circuit Court.—Broken Hill: Wednesday, April 22; Monday, October 12…
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Strange, who murdered his mate near Cunninghame, on the Gippsland road, was informed yesterday that there was no hope of his life—his…
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MR. H. E. BRIGHT, J.P., presided this morning. Senior-consbable Smith prosecuted Annie Mitchell, a girl of 16 years…
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IN the Police Court this afternoon, before Messrs. C. J. Pound and J. Dunstan, Js.P., John Teague was charged, on the information of Mrs…
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A SPECIAL sitting of the Licensing Court was held to-day, Messrs. G. A. Mills and C. Eley presiding. Renewals of botelkeepprs' licenses…
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MR. A. N. N. BARNETT, P.M., presided to-day. Senior-constable Smith prosecuted. John Smith was charged with…
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A SPECIAL sitting of the Licensing Court was held to-day, Messrs. G. A. Mills and C. Eley presiding. Renewals of hotelkeepers' licenses…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The Trouble in South Africa. Dr. Jameson's Defeat and Surrender. He Disregards the Orders to Retire. Order Maintained in Johannesburg. No Assistance Given to Dr. Jameson. Manifesto of President Kruger. Meeting of Australian Residents. Action of the Chartered Company. Dr. Jameson to be CourtMartialled. [By Cable.] London, Thursday Night
Intelligence from Johannesburg confirms the official announcement of the defeat of the South African Chartered Company's forces under Dr. Jameson, which had…
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MR. A. N. BARNETT, P.M., presided to-day. Senior-constable Smith prosecuted. Thomas Jones in custody, and…
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MR. A. N. BARNETT, P.M., presided to-day. Senior-constable Smith prosecuted. John Smith was charged with…
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MR. A. N. BARNETT, P.M., presided to-day. Senior-constable Smith prosecuted. Thomas Jones in custody, and…
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MR. A. N. BARNETT, P.M., presided this morning. Senior-constable Smith prosecuted. Richard Lloyd, 43, described as a…
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The following cases have been dealt with since our last issue:âT. E. Atkins v. W. McKellar, breach of Masters and Servants Actâwilfully losing…
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MESSRS. A. N. Barnett (chairman) and G. A. Mills (member) presided in the Licensing Court to-day. Seniorconstable Smith represented the police…
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MR. A.N BARNETT,P.M., presided to-day. Senior-constable Smith prosecuted. Frederick Archdale was charged…
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MESSRS. A. N. Barnett (chairman) and G. A. Mills (member) presided in the Licensing Court to-day. Seniorconstable Smith represented the police…
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