Monday’s Court List
The majority of cases for hearing at the Albury police court on Monday concern truffle offences. Nine offences for speeding and…
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£30 m. involved in wheatmen’s court action
SYDNEY, Fri.: Nelungaloo Pty Ltd, a Parkes Company, today asked the High Court for a certificate to enable it to…
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LONDON, Sun.: Jade Rosa was yesterday sentenced to five years’ gaol for attacking a prison officer. Rosa has had the “cat” three…
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In our last issue we referred to the home of Mr. F. H. Morley having been broken into and the rooms, more or less…
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MELBOURNE, Mon.: For the second time this month, General Sessions was told today that a man had been imprisoned at…
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Fines and costs imposed on traffic offenders in Albury Police Court yesterday totalled £38/9/-. Elsie Myrtle Ross, Brighton, was fined £10 with £2/2/- witness’ expenses and 10/- costs on a charge of…
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At the Corowa Court on Thursday before Mr. C. F. Denton, S.M., G. S. Jones was charged with having driven a motor vehicle in Sanger Street, Corowa, on, July 14th when under the influence of liquor. Sgt. Curran said that…
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TAMWORTH, Mon.: Police are inquiring into the death of the wife of a wealthy Wallabadah district grazier at her home in…
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MELBOURNE, Tues.: An appeal by a soldier against his conviction and sentence of two months’ imprisonment for…
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Beechworth gaol, which for the post 26 years has been one of largest reformatories, will now be used as a institution for specially selected prisoners…
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NEW YORK, Tuesday: Federal Judge Conger told William Z. Foster, national chairman of the Communist Party in America,…
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SYDNEY, Tues.: A man has been located in Tasmania, who it is claimed, can give evidence on behalf of Frederick Lincoln…
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MELBOURNE, Wed.: A 33-year-old clerk was sent to gaol for 18 months by Judge Mulvany in General Sessions today for having…
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ADELAIDE, Thurs.: A New Australian Aleksandre Orlavs, 33 was committed for trial at the coroner’s court today on a charge of having…
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The matter had been settled, Mr. P. F. Phillips told His Honour, Judge R. Brereton, when the matter of Eric John…
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MELBOURNE. Fri: Charged in the city court today with having attempted to murder Ernest Attersoll Hayes, of Albert Park,…
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MELBOURNE, Sun.: A 37-year-old cartage contractor was yesterday charged with the murder of Murray Herbert Ling, 27,…
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ADELAIDE, Mon.: Sentencing a nurse to 18 months’ gaol today, Mr Justice Paine said she was mean enough to embezzle…
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SYDNEY, Mon.: Phillip Smith, 23, bricklayer, of Union st, North Sydney, was today charged at Central Police…
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AUCKLAND (NZ), Mon.: The trial opened today in the Supreme Court of George Cecil Horry, tailor, 44, who is…
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