Police Court. Friday, June 21
Before Mr. W.S. Arnott, P.M. CHARGES WITHDRAWN. Mary Harrington and Patrick Stephen Harrington were charged that at Boro on or about…
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Courts & crime, 1918
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Police Court. Tuesday, June 25
Before Mr. L. A. McDougall. FURIOUS RIDING Oswald Wilfred Shepherd was charged that on June 24 hoe did ride along Auburn-street so…
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An entertainment for the prisoners was given it the gaol on Monday (Prince of Wales' Birthday) by the Rev. G. Tulloch and a party, consisting of Mrs. Baxter, Miss Donald, Miss…
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Christophor Alderson, (38), on bail was charged with being found drunk in a public lane off Burrowa street, on June 22nd, 1918. Defendant…
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In the Small Debts Court this morning before Mr. Fincham P.M., Who Judge, secured a verdict against, Dr. Keri (late of Young) for the amount…
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In the Licensing Court before Mr. Fincham P.M. and Mr. J. Forsythe J.P. an application was made for transfer of the license of the Rose…
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"I do wish we weren't on that lay to -night, Jim,'' presently remarked Sellers. "It's a durned risky thing with the traps out everywhere arter…
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Allan Aubrey McDonell, a young man, was charged that on June 26, 1918 he did steal 2/10, the property of William Thomas Nash. Plain-clothes Constable O'Dwyer deposed that…
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Herbert Brink was assaulted by two men [?] Surry Hills late last night and robbed of £23 in bank notes besides his watch and chain…
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Allan Keith and Leslie Price were each lined 10- and 6- costs for breaches of the Motor Traffic Act, by riding motor cycles at night without…
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Agnes Sinners had. flown at once to her father and thrown her arms n round his neck, sobbing and weeping hysterically. The cook and…
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Before Mr. W. S. Arnott, P.M., on Friday, James Ed. Knopp applied for the renewal of the license of the Terminus Hotel. Mr. E. A. Betts appeared for the applicant, and said…
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Before Mr. W. S. Arnott, P.M. INTERESTING DECISION. Joseph T. Kellett proceeded against Lachlan Valentine Cochran, of Addison-street,…
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Reuter's Moscow correspondent, writing on 22nd June, states that reports of the murder of the ex-Tsar are completely discredited. A Bolshevik Execution…
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At the Goulburn Warden's Court on Monday, before Mr. Williams, Mining Warden, Daniel Quigley was granted authority to enter 15 acres (private lands) on part of portion 70,…
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Before Mr. W. S. Arnott, P.AM., and Mr. F. D. Badgery, to-day, Gertrude Hogg, Terminus Hotel, Marulan, Chas, G. Harvey, Criterion Hotel. Crookwll, and Fred Percival Ewen…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Russia. Ex-Tzar's Murder Denied. LONDON
Reuter's Amsterdam correspondent sends the following news received from Moscow, vin Berlin:—The President of the Ekaterinburg Soviet telegraphed on 24th June that the…
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"A loan you call it," he said. "Will you return it to Mr. Somers, then?" "Yes, if I get the chance. I only…
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Before Mr. L. A. McDougal, C.M., on Wednesday, Joseph Doucett was charged with being drunk and with using indecent language in Auburn-street. He pleaded guilty. For the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Yass Police Court. JULY 3. 1918.(Before Mr. W. S. .Marriott, P.M )
John James Horton was charged with (1) not keeping bar ciosed at unl[?] hours ; (2) having person on premises during unl[?] hours ; (3) indecent…
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