Small Debts Court
Tuesday, 30th December, before the P.M. and Mr. L. Gabriel J.P. SIMMONS BROS. v. John Ettingshausen. Amount claimed £6/14/11, goods sold and…
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Small Debts Court Tuesday, 30Th December
BEFORE the P.M. and Mr. L. G[?]briel, J.P. SIMMONS BROS. v. John E[?]tingahausen Amount claimed £6 14s 11d, goods [?] ld…
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At the Police Court on Monday, Abraham Carter was fined 20s, 7s 4d costs of court, two witnesses' 10s, and £1 1s professional costs, for an assault on D. Richmond…
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THE Police Magistrate presided at yesterday's Court. W. J. E. MOFFITT v. H. JACKMAN. Defendant pleaded not guilty to…
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One of the best [?] storyteltora in this [?]mtry in andrey [?]arngle, whose intention of returning his million to the public was [?]…
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Monday, 5th, before Mr. L. Gabriel, J.P. ALFRED GREY (a stranger) charged with being drunk, pleaded guilty, and was fined 5s, of imprisonment until the rising of the…
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THE following are a few extracts from the business returns applying to the after of the local O.P.S. (Mr. G. R. Green) During the quarter ending December…
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The following cases were dealt with at the Wollongong Court, on Thursday :— R. H. Walker secured verdicts William Hynd, William North, and Mrs. Murray…
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Hugh Maloney was charged with having stolen, on the 12th January, a hat belonging to Arthur Herbert Walker, of Kiama. Accused pleaded guilty, stating that he did…
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At the Police Court on Thursday before the P.M. and F. Bevan, J.P., Thomas M'Dermott was charged with breaking, entering and stealing from the premises of…
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At the Wollongong Police Court, on Thursday, Thomas M'Dermott, 32, a palmist, was charged with breaking, entering, and stealing from the…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Kiama Police Court. Tuesday, 27th inst., before the P.M.
Jons LooNEY (who did not appear), for using obscene language at Shellharbor, was fined £3 with 4/10 costs, or two months' imprisonment…
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At the Small Debts Court on Thursday,the Commissioners of Taxation secured a verdict for £1 14s 9d against S. Clout. A Haddock got a verdict against…
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An American correspondent gives the following as an example of the rigid formality with which the officials in some parts of Russia act:—…
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In the Wollongong Police Court, on Monday, Maud Morrison vas fined 40s for bad lauguage, and sentenced to three months' imprisonment for vagrancy…
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The District Court was held in Wollongong on Thursday. His Honor Judge Fitzhardinge presiding, Several cases for arrears of rates had been settled…
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At about 3 o'clock on Tuesday morning last some burglars forced an entry into the residence of Mr Marks, Elystan,Trelawney-street, Woollahra, but were disturbed by an…
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Francis till was charged with absconding from his indentured apprentice with John Cook, at Berry; remanded to Berry. M. Quilty and R. Walker were…
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Martin Quilty and Robert Walker were charged with alleged stealing the sum of £1 4s from James Kearney on the 16th instant…
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The court was crowded on Monday when the two young men, Martin Qui[?]ty and Robert Walker, on remand, were charged with stealing, in company, the [?] of 24s…
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