Licensing Court
A booth license was granted to Mr. John M'Caffrey, of Kiama, for the Dunmore race meeting to be held on March 23rd. The quarterly Licensing Court for the…
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Arbitration Court
In the Arbitration Court, on Tuesday, His Honor, Judge Cohen, delivered his reserved judgment in the matter of the summons by the Illawarra Colliery…
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William Anderson, drunk and disorderly, Fined 10s or seven days in Wollongong gaol; for using indecent language he was fined £5 or three months' gaol; and for…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mt. Pleasant Colliery. the "Bar" Dispute. Arbitration Court Judgment
Judgment was given on Monday morning in the Arbitration Court in a matter with reference to the erection of what are known as "bars" in collieries…
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Tuesday, March 22nd, before Messrs. M. N. Hindmarsh and W. Harvey, Js.P…
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All doubts as to the way in which Charles Smith, whose dead, body was found on Thursday at Douglas Park, near Picton, met his death have been set at rest, It…
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Geo. Eyeington, for stealing a revolver 50 cartridge, and [?] the total value of 11s 6d, the property of John Gilbert, Fined 1s or 24 hours. The name accused was…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Kiama Police Court. Tuesday, March 29, before the P.M.
Spero Considine. send George Brown, of Kiama, for the sum of £15 15s for work and labor done. Mr. K. Ryan appeared on behalf of defendunt. Plaintiff conducted…
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In the Wollongong Court, on Thursday, Joseph Roach and William Roach were each fined 24s 10d, or l4 days, for neglecting to sprag coal in their working…
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The next District Court will be held in Wollongong on the 8th of June, the last day for entering plaints is 21st May…
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At the Kiama Police Court, on Monday before Mr. R, O. Kendall. J. P., James M'In[?]yre was charged with being drunk at Shellharbour last Saturday, and was…
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Tuesday, April 12th, before the P.M. and Messrs. C. Cameron and Thos. Love, Js.P. For being drunk in Addison Street, Shellharbor, William Cooper an old age…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Alleged Murder
It will be remembered by many of our readers that during a quarrel which took place at Winters (Pattersall's) Hotel, Wellington, on January 9th last, a young…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Police Court. (Before the P.M.)
Geo. Smith, for absconding from his indentured apprenticeship to M. B. M'Auliffe, at Barkeley, was discharged to the caro of his master…
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A Warden's Court, to hear applications for three mineral leases of coal lands, in which the Bellambi Coal Coy and Mr. R. D. Barry are rival applicants…
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In the Wollongong Court, on Monday, Robert Findlay was fined 9s 10d for drunkenness. On Thursday, C. O'Neil, for indecent behaviour, was…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Police Court. (Before the P.M.)
T. Cook, for drunkenness in Church-street, was fined £14s 10d, with 2s 6d extra costs for warrant of conveyance, or 7 days hard labor…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Quarterly Licensing Court. (Before the P.M., Messrs F. O'Donnell, J. Unit, Js.P.)
Thomas Chapman Hawkins, Paragon Hotel, Helensburgh, E. P. Clout, Harp Hotel, Wollongong, and Joseph Makin, Royal Hotel, Wollongong, were granted…
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At the Licensing Court held in Wollongong on Monday, renewals of publicans' licenses were granted T. C. Hawkins, Helensburgh, and E. P. Clout…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Police Court. (Before the P.M. and Mr. J. Porter, J.P.)
J. Woods. Inspector of Nuisances, y. W. Templeton for a broach of the Nuisance Prevention Act of 1897, fees due being 4s. Defendant was ordered to pay 4s, and 2s 6d…
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