Small Debts Court. Friday, 2nd FEBRUARY; (Before Mr. Smith, P.M.)
H. Levy claimed £3 8s 6d from C.T. Webster as rent. Mr. Bassett appeared for the plaintiff and Mr. Kelly for the defendant. Levy said that…
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Courts & crime, 1906
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Wellington Police Court. February 7Th, 1906. (Before Mr Robert Read, J.P.)
Harry Ward was remanded till to-morrow on a charge of attempting to travel in a railway carriage on Tuesday at Wellington without having paid…
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The February number of the "The Magistrate" is to bond. In its edit[?] is advocates a definite position being taken up as regards the totalisater: the…
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The man Scanlon, who was charged with the murder of his mater at Beendigo, has been found guilty of [?] and has been…
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The inquest in connections with the Royal Hotel murder, which the boy Quintes is in [?] was [?] yesterday and adjourned until…
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Henry John Burgeus, a selector of Gulargambone, sued Thomas Joues, of Merigal, for alleged trespasses on his selection at various times. Damages…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Narromine. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Police Court
The P.M. held his monthly session on the 8th, and dealt with a number of cases at the local Court. The Pastures Protection Board proceeded…
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Arnold Alexander, 30, matmaker, was indicted ut Glamorgan Assizes for attempting to murder his mother, Threresa Alexander, by stabbing her. Mrs. Alexander attributed…
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The inquest into the circumstances connected with the dearth of Mrs. Mercy Gregory, was opened yesterday. Quinlan was present in custody. The…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Police Court. (Before Mr. W. G. Burton Smith, P.m.) Careless Use of Fire
William Smith was charged with carelessly using fire. He pleaded not guilty, and was defended by Mr. Kemp of Narromine. Senior-constable Morrison deposed that…
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From New York, on 23rd November, the correspondent of the London "Daily Mall" wired:— Three American insurance swindlers,…
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The report of the Inspector General of police on the now Liquor Act states that the Act is working very satisfactory…
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A German mintary court of honor has deprived Colonel Gadke of his title and uniform, for writing a newspaper article justifying the military in certain…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Wellington Police Court. Friday, 9Th February. (Before Mr. W. Burton Smith, P.m.) Wanted a Free Ride
Harry Woods pleaded guilty to being found in a railway train without having previously paid his fare. A railway employee noticed him climbing…
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Justices of the Peace will be interested in the fifth February number of THE MAGISTRATE. An editorial advocates the annual registration in their case which…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Police Court. Monday, Feb. 12Th. (Before Mr. W. G. Burton Smith, P.m.) Stealing
SIDNEY BURNS, a well-known half-caste, was charged with stealing at Talbragar, on or about 26th January, one gold ring, the property of Amy Taylor…
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On Tuesday morning early, Acting-Gaoler Fergusson, on entering cell No. 10 at the Bourke gaol, which was occupied by a prisoner named John Little, found the latter…
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RECENTLY we referred ho the urgent need of a padded cell at the Bourke gaol besides other accommodation for unfortunate people who are "deemed to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Tradgedy at Newtown Sydney. Murder and Suicide
ABOUT 11 a.m. on Saturday a blackfellow named Woolly T[?]na, who had been employed by Mrs. Fenwick, of 57 King-street, Newtown, for many years, asked one of Mrs. Fenwick's…
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An order for wife maintenance was made against Richard Sleath yesterday. He gave notice of appeal…
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