Dinny Pails and Hard Court Tennis
SYDENY: Dlnny Palls to-day lodged his entry for the Australian Hardcourt tennis title at Burwood on August 30, and unless the…
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Courts & crime, 1946
493 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 15 of 25
Small Debts Court
A verdict for £26/19/, the full amount claimed, was awarded the Globe Estates and Finance Co., in a claim made against Ronald…
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"I think a couple of days in gaol would do me good," declared John Thomas Murphy when charged at the Goulburn Police…
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"Where did you find it?" asked Blayne, not without a trace of eagerness in his voice. "I didn't" smiled Willard,…
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Fines of £2, in default four days gaol, were imposed on Olman man Francis Murphy and Harold James Waldron when they…
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Failure to comply with provisions of the income Tax Assessment Act led to convictions against two…
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Don't make yourself look foolish, Willard You know damuwell I didn't kill him. Instead of despair there was…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Clash Occurs in Court
SYDNEY: During a bitter clash between counsel at the resumption of the hearing of th reason charge this morning the Japanese witness, Miss Foumi Saisho was directed by the magistrate to…
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Elsa recalled that conversation with Roger many times during the succeeding twenty-four hours. If Roger told everything…
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Inspector Willard's face was a mask as he replaced the telephone receiver and turned once more to face Carr Kleiner…
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SYDNEY: Edna Linda Martha Saltmarsh, 31, was charged at the Central Criminal Court this morning with having murdered…
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At the Court of Petty Sessions a case under the Traffic Act against Donald H. Carrie for exceeding the speed limit, was heard ex parte in…
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At the other end of the wire Roger Pleydell replaced the receiver with a hand that trembled. The moment he had dreaded had…
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Theft of a bicycle worth £10 from Oaklands on April 21 last resulted in William Alfred Price receiving a month's gaol when he…
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"Railway losses from pilfering are appalling and in the last financial year cost the department £210,000—an all-time record," said Senior Railway Detective Baxter at the close of a case heard at the…
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SYDNEY: Edna Linda Martha Saltmarsh, 31, pleaded not guilty in the Central Criminal Court yesterday to having murdered her…
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It intimated that Police-Constable Perking had as instructed, searched along the beach beneath the cliff opposite the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Court Sequel to Clash with Foreman
"The whole matter could have been dealt with departmentally and it is to be regretted that it was ventilated in a public court."…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Court Again Crowded in Cousens Trial Prentice Cross-Examined by Mr. Shand
SYDNEY: A denial that his evidence against Major Cousens in the treason charge trial was biased was given by…
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A sentence of 12 months' hard labour was imposed by Judge Shortland, at the Bathurst Quarter Sessions, on Colin William Davis…
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