Theft of Beer Alleged
A man was remanded in the Wollongong Court yesterday when it was alleged he stole a dozen bottles of…
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£15 Fine For Theft Of Curtains
A Warrawong man who stole curtains from a ship at Port Kembla, recently, was fined £15 yesterday…
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At the Albion Park Court Richard Roach and Ronald T. Parce were each fined £3 on charges of carying…
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SYDNEY, Tues.—A constable who assisted in the arrest of Robert Michael Brown said in Central Court today that Brown had told arresting police he would have shot them if he had had his gun…
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There was quite a long list of cases before Mr. H. Cooper, S.M., at Albion Park Court last Thursday, the majority of which were traffic offences…
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A motor cyclist who was stopped by a constable in School Lane, Balgownie, recently told him he knew…
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A man who said he did not known why he had stolen two bunk curtains as they were of no use to him was fined £15 at…
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The disregarding by a police fitness to attend a Court caused a remand in a case which was part-heard before the…
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Two men who were arrested while leaving a greyhound racing meeting at Wollongong Showground on Monday night…
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[?]tives Fletcher and Hurley, of Wollongong, are investigating the theft last week of about £84 worth of goods from…
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The canteeen at the steelworks was broken into between 1 a.m. and 6 a.m yesterday £20 in cash and…
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An 18-year-old labourer, who allegedly presented another man's pay docket at the A I & S and collected his pay, and who later broke into a Wollongong home and stole clothing, was committed for trial on two charges yesterday…
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A police captain from California will wave his baton before the noses of Wollongong people early next month…
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Police now have to patrol the Thirroul area from the Bulli police station, according to Ald. W. F. Jackson…
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Justices Webb and Cook, of the State Industrial Court, made an inspection on Tuesday of the Open Hearth Department…
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The parlous condition of two of the entrances to the Wollongong Court House was demonstrated during last Thursday's…
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When a man was being charged with driving under the influence at Wollongong police station recently, he told Sergt. Robertson, "If I had a gun I would…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Court to Inspect New A.I. & S. Mill
The Full Bench of the State Industrial Commission will inspect the hot-roughing and plate finishing sections of the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Bookmakers' Ring Alleged 2 Police Officials Accused on Hearsay Evidence
WELLINGTON, (N.Z.) Wed.—Existence of a bookmakers ring, allegedly to pay two police officers, including the Present Police Commissioner, E. H. Compton £50 every six months as protection against prosecution was referred to in…
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SYDNEY, Fri.— Police had refused to act when the headmaster of Bundeena School was thrown into deep water at Cronulla wharf on October 22, a…
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