A Court Scene
In the course of examination of a witness at the inquest yesterday by Mr. Lysaght, Mr. Wade resented as insults what he termed insinuations that the…
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Police Court
At the Police Court on Monday, before Lieut-Col. Chisholm, P.M., and Mr. J. Robinson. J.P., William Francis Wilshire was remanded to Newcastle on a charge of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Kiama Police Court. Tuesday, August 26th, before the P.M.
TIMOTHY FORD, charged with being drunk and disorderly on the Jamberoo pleaded guilty, and as fined 5s or seven days' imprisonment. Fine paid…
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Alex. Nicholson (treasurer Kiama Cottage Hospital) sued Arthur Stanbury for the sum of £10 10s, maintenance while a patient at the hospital. Mr. Ryan…
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Nine cases of neglecting to send children to school the required number of days were disposed of by the P.M. atthe Court on Thursday. The fathers in seven of the cases…
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During the week the following cases were heard:—William Wil[?]re standing, remanded to Newcastle; A[?] Hewitson, fined 4[?] for [?]ting…
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The following cases were heard on Thursday:—Rickard and Sons v P. Rowles, claim £2 2s 5d; verdict for amount.—Same v A. Latta and J…
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Two "drunks' were before the local Court on Monday, one being lined 20s, and the other 10s. For not sending children to school, six parents were fined in various…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Kiama Police Court. Tuesday, September 2nd, before the P.M.
JOSIAH DEAKES was proceeded against by June Fitler, to whom it was alleged he had used certain offensive words on the 26th of August, in Collins street. Mr. K. Ryan,…
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At the Wollongong Small Debts, on Thursday, the Borough of Wollongong secured verdicts against [?]tary rates defaulters. In a third case…
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AT the Kiama Police Court yesterday, before Messrs. R. O. Kendall and J. Love, Js. P., Thos. M'Kay appeared in answer to a charge of stealing two bags of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Police Honored
The heroic conduct of the police in connection with the disaster at Mount Kembla, and especially of Senior-sergeant Banks, has been brought before the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Kiama Police Court. Friday, September 12th, before Messrs. R. O. Kendall and J. Love, Js.P
THOMAS McKAY, railway ganger, charged with stealing two bags of hay, valued at 8/- the property of William J. Miller, Gerringong, pleaded not guilty. Mr. Ryan…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Heroic Conduct of the Police
In connection with the disaster the Chief Secretary has conveyed to the police the high appreciation of the Government of the valuable services rendered by them on…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Stealing from the Person
AT the Metropolitan Quarter Sessions on Friday George Parker and Edward Croft were charged with having stolen a watch and a watch chain from the person of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Kiama Police Court. Tuesday, September 23, before the P.M.
Thomas Stewart and Walter Siely were charged with riotous behaviour at Shell-harbor on the night of the 16th inst. Stewart pleaded guilty, and Siely not…
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Daring the week, the following cases were heard:—Albert Bodkin was fined 40s for obscene language, and 20s for riotous behavior; John Wales was fined…
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THE Victorian Chief Justice on Friday morning, on behalf of Selma Sangal, heard an application for a stay of execution in the Dandenong case, in which she, together…
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The P.M. disposed of the following cases at the local court on Thursday :— Hewlett Bros. v. George Buchanan, claim £9 15s 7d. Verdict for amount claimed and…
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We take the following remarks on Arbitration Court delays, from last "Hansard" to hand :— Mr. Nicholson (Woronora) : I should…
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