Unions and the Arbitration Court
Mr. W. H. Wheatley, writing to the Goulburn press, says that he was forced to close the Towrang fell mongery, rather than submit to the unions and the Arbitration…
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Police Court
At the court on Thursday a booth license was granted to Charles Here for the next coursing meeting; and Thomas Brown obtained a permit for music on his premises…
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Charles Scott was charged with using obscene language at Gerringong on the 18th June. After the hearing of evidence from Constable Armstrong and Scott, the…
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At the above Court on Tuesday last before the Police Magistrate, and Messrs. O. Camoron, sen., and Thos. Love, Js.P., Charles Scott was charged with using…
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John Malone, fruit hawker, for stealing, at Wollongong, on July 11th 1904, a gold muff chain, a locket, and a Diamond Jubilee coin, the value of £2, the property of John…
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A Bankruptcy Court was held yesterday before the District Registrar (Lieut.—Colonel Chisholm), when the first meeting of creditors in the bankrupt estate of…
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AT the Kiama Court House on Tuesday last, before the District Registrar (Lieut.-Colonel Chisholm), the first meeting of creditors in the bankrupt estate of John…
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In the Wollongong Police Court, on Monday, Thomas Malone charged with the theft of jewellery was remanded for eight days. Thomas Walsh charged…
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At the Police Court on Monday (before Mr. J. Saunders, J.P.). T. Roberts, drunk and disorderly, was fined 53 or 24 hours; John Ferguson, indecent behavior in Crown…
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We have heard a great deal from time to the of the smartness of those individuals who waylay tailors' errand boys with some plausible story, in order to obtain…
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AT the Bankruptcy Court yesterday, the further hearing of the first meeting of creditors in the bankrupt estate of John Roberts, contractor (late of the firm of…
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At the Bank ruptcy Court on Tuesday Last, before the District Registrar (Lient-Colonel Chisholm), the examination of John Roberts (late of the firm of Fadden and Roberts)…
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In the Wollongong Court, this week's cases were as follows: David Gemmell, profane language, 10s or 3 days; William Brown, drank, 10s or 7 days…
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AT the Kiama Police Court yesterday, before the Police Magistrate, a young min named Samuel Stace appeared on a charge of having stolen,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Bankruptcy Court. Re John Roberts
AT the Bankruptcy Court yesterday, the further hearing of the first meeting of creditors in the bunkrupt estate of John Roberts, contractor (late of the firm of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Kiama Police Court. Tuesday, July 26th, before the P.M.
Samuel Stace appeared in answer to a charge of having stolen on the 23rd inst., portion of a carpenter's kit, viz., 1 oilstone, 7 brace bits and 1 compass, valued at 15s, the property of…
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J. C. Jones, manager Mt. Keira Colliery, charged Geo. Anderson, a miner, with causing a breach of the Coal Mines Regulation Act, to wit carrying a pipe and matches…
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In the Wollongong Court, during the week, the following cases were dealt with:—John D'Arcy drunk and disorderly, 20s or 7 days; Richard…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Police Court. [?]esrs. Hart and Saunders J's.P.)
Murray was fined £1 4s 10d or [?]ys hard labour for indecent [?] and Geo. Ryan were each fined 12s 6d and £1 1s professional costs for…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Police Court. (Before the P.M.)
Before opening the proceedings of the court, the P.M., Messrs. Lysaght, Saunders and Sub inspector Banks paid a high tribute of praise to Mr. H. E. Richardson…
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