Kempsey Police Court
At the Kempsey Police Court on Wednesday, before Mr. J. W. Forrest, P.M., LIQUOR STEALING CHARGES…
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Courts & crime, 1928
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Casino Assault Case
Great interest was shown in the Casino Police Court proceedings on Tuesday, when Stephen Maurice Plover, insurance agent, aged 59 years,…
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Before the Kempsey Licensing Court on Wednesday, Thomas Alexander Miller was granted a renewal of an auctioneer's license and Harold Roy…
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The local police force, under Inspector Toohill and Sergeant Robinson, rendered fine service during the flood period, and are to be complimented upon…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Murder & Suicide at Wootton Youth Finds Both Parents Shot Dead
The little township of Wootton, on the Coolongolook River, was the scene of a tragedy late on Wednesday afternoon, when two well known…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Wingham Police Court Friday, February 24, 1928. Before Mr. H. T. Adams, P.M.
R. B. Fittock was charged with driving a motor car without a tail light. Fined 10s, costs 8s, in default 3 days' imprisonment…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Gloucester Children's Court (Before Messrs A. L. Wellisch & A. J. White Js.P)
At the local court yesterday four children, whose ages ranged from 12 to l7 year's, were charged with breaking and entering at-Craven the store…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Murder and Suicide. Tragedy at Wootton. Man and Wife Dead
The West Maitland police were informed last week that a double tragedy had occurred at Wootton, 19 miles from Bullahdelah on…
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At the Macksville Police Court on Tuesday several persons were punished for various breaches of the law. Two rioters, who love a scrap now…
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It will be remembered that on June 27 of last year a bookmaker Frederick William Thorley, 30 years of age, was found battered to death…
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"To all who it may concern: It is my duty to tell you that if you dare to say anything to harm my brother, Griggs, no…
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The President and Secretary of the Police Association intend to interview the Chief Secretary with a request for an increase in the living allowances…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Mafia Trial Ends Scourge of Sicily 147 of Notorious Bandits Are Convicted, 7 Freed, After 3 Months in Court. All Caged in Steel Dock & Soldiers Thronged Court Room
A Rome message states that Government officials are confident that the notorious Mafia, scourge of Sicily for a generation, had been dealt a…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Police Court. Taree, Monday, March 5. (Before Mr. H. T. Adams, P.M.)
Jack Seymore, charged with being an idle and disorderly person and having insufficient means of support, was sentenced to six hours…
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Frederick Michael Shaw and Charles Elwin Notley were charged with stealing on February 6th, at Willawarrin, 10 flasks and two bottles of whisky…
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At the Kempsey Police Court on Wednesday, before Mr. H. T. Adams, P.M.,…
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John Dunton proceeded against Arthur Eggleton alleging that on March 1st he did steal three sets of horseshoes, the property of the…
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Before the Licensing Court the license of the Willawarrin Hotel was transferred from Albert Victor Blee to Sydney Bryant. Mr. L. J. Hardiman…
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Percy Rutland Barsby proceeded against D. B. O'Connor, claiming the sum of £114 for board and lodging. Mr. W. H. Sheridan appeared for the…
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PORT MACQUARIE, TUESDAY, MARCH 6. Before Mr. Adams, P.M. E. RYAN pleaded guilty to wandering at large, and was remanded for 8 days…
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