Municipal Appeal Court
The Municipal Appeal Court at Dubbo, which was opened eight weeks ago, is not like Tennyson's Bubbling Brook.' We have authority to state…
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Courts & crime, 1916
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District Court. (Before Acting Judge White). Friday, June 30. LOUDEN v. SADLER
William Londen, farmer, of Webb's Siding, proceeded against Samuel E. Sadler, grazier, of Collie. This was a claim in respect to the sale of some…
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In the Police Court this morning, before Mr. W. F. Robertson, P.M., Richard Blunt, a member of the A.I.F., was charged with obtaining the sum of…
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The case against Percy Brunton, the errant gentleman, who luxuriates under the soubriquet of "The Peanut King," is finished at last. It excited…
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We understand that Mr. T. [?] Threwer, M.L.A., is the approaching the departmental authorities for the demo[?]lition of the Dubbo Gaol, its…
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Mr. R. G. Francis, who for som[?] years past has been a member of the Coonambe Licensing Bench, resigned from that position recently. His…
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Acting-Judge C. A. White really won his way of the position which he fills no admirably. His Honor often visited Dubbo as Crown Prosecutor,…
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The Land Appeal Court, sitting in Sydney, heard an appeal by Leslie Norman Wheaton against the decision of the Land Board in respect of his…
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At the Dubbo Court House, for the quarter ended June 30, 92 births, 30 deaths, and 23 marriages were registered. The public moneys received…
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The Chief Secretary (Mr. Black) stated on Friday that he had approved subject to the consent of Parliament, to an increase of Is per day in the…
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From information kindly supplied by Superintendent Banks, we learn that a tragedy occurred at Canbelego on Sunday last. In appears that…
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At the Police court on June 26, before Mr. G. Buttenshaw, J.P., Ah Chong, was charged with stealing £17 10s from lee Shear at the…
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The Forbes Gaol is at present being renovated and altered. In future it will be a military gaol, the first of its kind in this State. This step has been…
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Constable A. K. N. Greenhaigh received many cordial congratulations yesterday. The long-expected has been realised-- he has been promoted to the…
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The Chief Secreary has approved, subject to the consent of Parliament, of an increase of 1s per day in the pay of those members of the police force…
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At the Warden's Court the following cases were heard this morning:— Earnest K. Hall applied for authority to enter and search, for gold in respect…
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Percy Jones, a young man of 22 years of age, appeared before the P.M. (Mr. W. F. Robertson) on Thursday last, in answer to an information…
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Mr. T. Bain's tender has been accepted for improving the ventilation of the Dubbo Court House, and the work is now in progress. A complaint…
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In the Police Court this morning, before Mr. W. F. Robertson, Thomas J Duce appeared to answer a charge of the alleged theft of a bag of chaff on…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cobar Police Court. THURSDAY.—Before Mr. S. J. Hamblin, P.M.)
George Holly, on a charge of indecent behaviour was fined 20s and 6s costs. William Guttridge and Geo. Luff,…
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