Camden Police Court Tuesday, 13th January, before Mr. F. D. H. Sutherland, P.M.
Charlie Kee was fined £5 for having been found smoking opium at Camden. Quong Poo, for having in his possession opium, was fined £5, in…
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Courts & crime, 1931
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Camden Police Court Tuesday, February l0th, 1931. Before Mr. F. H. Sutherland, P.M.
Claude Frazer on remand for stealing on 21st January, 1931, charged with having stolen a silver watch, the property of W. H. Robertson. No…
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Yerranderie was provided on Saturday with its biggest sensation for many years, when the news leaked out that detectives had arrested the…
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At the Camden police court on Tuesday last, before Mr. F. D. Sutherland, P.M., Ainslee Mills was charged with driving a motor vehicle whilst…
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At the Yerranderie Police Court yesterday (Wednesday) before Mr. F. D. H. Sutherland, P.M., Charles Roberts, aged 55 years, late manager…
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The following cases were heard at Camden Police Court, on Tuesday last, before Mr. F. D. H. Sutherland, P.M…
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George William Kirkwood, of Randwick who is employed by Mr. A. E. Campbell, at the official assignee's office, caused the appearance of Wm…
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Two unusual cases were before the court when Edward Lavercombe, poultry farmer, of Mt. Hunter, was charged with obstructing a servant of the…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Talkie Talk. the Macquarie Cinema “Murder Will Out” Mystery Thriller
The action in “Murder Will Out,” First-National and Vitaphone production which is booked for Saturday, Matinee and night at the Macquarie…
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The following eases were dealt with on Tuesday last at the Camden Police Court, before Mr. D. H. Sutherland, P.M…
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On Monday before Mr. C. N.. Hannaford, J.P.. at the Campbelltown Police Court, three youths, Jack Clarke of Tasmania; Colin Byrne, of…
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Tuesday, 9th June, 1931, before Mr. F. D. Sutherland, P.M. Ah Quong, (alias Willy Quong) was charged with unlawfull i having in his…
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The following cases were heard before Mr. Britz, P.M., at Camden on Thursday last:— Athol Clyde Hulbert v William…
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On 20th inst. before Mr. See, J.P. Frank Sheil, a stranger but well known the police, alias E. G. Sheil, who has arrested at Picton, by warrant, out…
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That he was in bed going off to sleap and three men came home drunk pullled him oat of bad and told him to take his corner. was stated by Leo Webster at Picton Police Court. Webster said he was mobbed by three or four men, hit with a stick…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Deliberate Dole Frauds Brought to Light by Picton Police
What appear to be deliberate cases of dole frauds were brought to light when Sergeant Newland apprehended several [?] who were traveling by two motor caravans and who have [?] been races as having traveled through from the Victorias capital apparently enjoying the trip at this…
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On the 1st instant, before Mr. T. McGrouther, J.P., Jack Mulvihill (19) and Arthur May (24) were charged with at Stevey's Forest, on 23rd…
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On Thursday morning last, before Mr. See, J.P., Edward John Harold D[?]ngate (39), Charged with being found drunk in Argyle Street the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Fisher's Ghost How the Story Originated Smith Tried for Murder and Hanged Place: Campbelltown. Year:[?] Some of the Pesonalities: Judge, Sir Francis Forbes. the Murderer, Werrall. Farley, the Constable Who Saw the Apparition, had been previously lock-up keeper at Picton and Cawdor
THIS story originally appeared in a London magazine, "Household Words," in the fifties, and was published in book-form in 1859 by William Legg, Cheapside. John Lang, a barrister, was the author, ant a native of Sydney, so the particulars should be fairly accurate…
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A CASE of considerable local interest was hoard in the Industrial, Magistrate's Court, Picton, on Friday last, when Adina Seabright, probably better known as Dina Nott, sued Mrs. Nellie King, prop[?] of grill and refreshment rooms here, for [?] 4s 3d., which complainant claimed…
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