Police Court
The following cases were heard by Messrs, [?] P.M., R. H. Antill in [?] Nicolson, Js.P., on Friday 15th December, 1922…
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Courts & crime, 1923
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Licensing Court. Friday, 12th JANUARY. (Before Messrs. Longfield, P.M. and Antill and Nicotson, Members)
Mrs. Ryan of Mittagong Was granted booth license for West Bargo on occasion Annual Show, 26th January. Several district licenses were…
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Before Mr.G. R. Williams, P. M. at last court day, the following eases were dealt with. J. Dowling and R. Reed for drunkeness, fined 5/-, and…
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The first police court was held in this district at Cawdor on 5th 1825, and at Stonequarry (as it was then called), late in June of the same…
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Before Messrs. G. R. Williams, P.M., and L. Nicolson, J.P. (member Licensing Court), the following cases were dealt with last Friday…
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Mr. C. J. Helm, P M., the newly appointed Magistrate for this district took his seat on the camden Bench for the first time on tuesday, 10th inst., when…
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The seating accommodation at the Camden Police Court was fully taxed on Tuesday morning last, when Mr. Helm, P.M., took his scat on the Bench…
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It must be indeed most pleasing for residents of Denham Court interested in Church work to see their old sacred edifice again in…
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St. Mary's Church, Denham Court, after a thorough repair, enthusiastically entered into by the Rector, Rev. R. Harley-Jones, and the parishioners, was…
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Mr. G. R. Williams, P.M., presided over an appeal court on Friday, May 18, to hear evidence of persons aggrieved by the Council valuations. In…
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As a result of a disturbance that took place at Narellan on the night of the 19th inst., following a football match played between Guilford and Narellan…
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Held at Picton on Friday, 15th June, before Mr. F. Williams P.M. and L. Nicelsoe, J.P. Henry E. Morris representing the…
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At the ordinary monthly Police Court held at Camden on June 12, before Mr. C. J. B. Helm, P.M., the following cases were dealt with:—…
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Before Mr. G. R. Williams, P.M. on Friday last, two youths, W. H. Ha[?] and E. M. Gardner, were committed to the Parramatta Quarter…
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The usual monthly court was held at Picton on Friday, August 17, Mr. G. R. Williams. P.M., presiding. Michael Devitt, of The Oaks, was…
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The Warden's Court was held at Picton on last Friday, Mr. G. James (Warden) presiding. The Wonga Silver Mine, operating…
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The local council's representations in connection with these matters were responsible for a budget of letters from their Parliamentary…
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At the local court, before Messrs. Cleary and Vallis, Js.P., H. Wastie, of Sydney, was charged with alleged theft of a purse from Miss D…
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On Tuesday, 2nd inst., before Messrs. A. D. Little and W. A. Larnach Js.P., the vassault case on Bud Singh was heard…
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Before Mr. G. Williams, P.M. John Wilson, of Bargo, convicted for using obscene language on the railway station at Bargo was fined £5 and costs…
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