Quarter Sessions. Friday, July 6, 1906. (Before His Honor, Mr. District Court Judge Gibson.)
The Quarter Sessions were opened on the above date, His Honor Judge Cibson prosiding. Mr. Bevan prosecuted for the Crown, and…
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Courts & crime, 1906
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Friday's Police Court
By Mr. W. Burton-Smith, P.M., John Wallace and Michael McDougal were each fined. 10s or three days for indecent language. Four drunks…
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At Friday's Court, L.M. Malouf obtained a verdict for £3 17s 8d against G. Croft, and Elias P. Solomon sued Mrs. Nowell for £8 17s 6d, for dental…
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There was less difficulty than be anticipated. A man of the squatter's physique, accustomed to long days in the saddle, inured to extremes of heat and…
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The following cases will be dealt with at the Court House, Cobborah, on the undermentioned dates:- JULY 18TH…
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July number is to head. The Local Government Notes, by M. J. D. F. s gerold, Register at law area por[?] An ast[?]le by Mr J. B. Moffa…
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'To-day is Tuesday; starting on Wednesday, you get to Melbourne on Thursday morning. If you go on again by afternoon train, you reach Adelaide on…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Actress and Groceries. Nina Boucicault in the Country Court
Clad in a tight-fitting grey costume with a Puritan collar, and wearing a purple toque, Miss Nina Boucicault, smiling pleasantly, but…
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At the Licensing Court on Friday, before the P.M and Messrs. R. T. B. Gaden and E. A. Smith, J's.P., the following licensing fees were fixed:…
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At the instance of John Stanbury, Thomas Mylecharene was called upon to show cause why his authority to enter 20 acres in the parish of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Wellington Police Court. Friday, 13Th July, 1905. (Before Mr. W. Burton Smith, P M.)
Joseph, Nuhler was fined 10s. or 48 hours for indecent behaviour. Thomas Brown, for indecent language in Nanima Crescout last…
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The following cases will be dealt with at the Court House, Cobborah, on the under-mentioned dates: JULY 18th…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Police Court. FRIDAY, 13th JULY, [?] (Before Messrs E. May Steers and G. B. McEwen, J’s.P.)
James Thomas[?]was charged with unlawfully assaulting Elizabeth Slatte[?]y on Thursday, 12th July. Mr. P. J. Commins appeared for…
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Louis Martin, a Frenchman, has been brutally murdered at Childers (Q) Four men have been arrested on suspicion of being concerned in the matter…
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LOOKING at his watch, Osborne saw that it was within five minutes of midnight. He rose, threw more fuel on the fire, moistened the tips of his patient, and…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Alleged Child-murder. Sydney
The much-decomposed body of a male child, which had apparently been buried about a month, has been unearthed in a garden at Burwood. Subsequent to the…
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The following cases will be dealt with at the Court House, Cobborah, on the undermentioned dates:- JULY 18TH…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Tragedy at Flemington Races. Murder of a "Welsher."
AT Flemington on Saturday, a man named Donald M'Leod, 23 years of age, was kicked to death by an infuriated mob. M'Leod was in appears, a "welsher," and as soon as it was…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Dubbo Lic-n[?]ing Court. July 17Th. (Before Mr. W. Burton Smith, P.M., and Dr. Burkitt, J.p.) Renewal
Thomas Chapman, Collie, hotel assessed at £66, fees reduced under section 23 Liquor Amendment Act to £10 10s…
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The lad Brown, the perpetrator of the German Greek murders, says he went to O'Keefe's to get money, and not to commit murder. When he…
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