Mining Warden's Court
The following applications were dealt with at the Mining Warden's Court on Tuesday:— W. C. Vincent was granted a…
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Courts & crime, 1924
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Police Court
Thomas Gaiter was brought before Messrs Neil Morrison and James Rankin, J.'s.P., at the Coba[?] Police Court on Monday, on a charge of being a person…
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Before the Dubbo Bench Yesterday morning Sarah Anne Laws was charged with soliciting [?] in Dubbo. Constable Madelin gave evidence of being…
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George Charles Booth was charged With that on 13th August he had in his possession a coil of wire reasonably suspected of being stolen, at his residence…
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George Boom, a railway employee, was charged with that he did at Muronbung. steal a hammer, an oil can and two wedges, the property of the…
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At the Dubbo Police Court last week Charles Nyland was charged with using indecent language in Macquarie-street, and with assaulting the police. On the…
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Nine men appeared on charges of having been found drunk. All pleaded guilty, and fines ranging from 10s to £1 were imposed…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Police Court Before Mr. G. Mecson. P.M. at the Dubbo Court House on Monday. Insulting Words
Walter Morris was charged with using insulting words to Sergeant Cooper on the 17th instant, and was fined £1, in default 14 days imprisonment…
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Before Mr. G. Mecson, L.M., at the Dubbo Court House on Monday, D. Cox, of the Castlereagh Hotel, was granted booth license for the…
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His Honor Judge Armstrong presided at the District Court on Tuesday morning, but he had a very light list, and the whole business of…
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At the Cobar Police Court on Wednesday, Jame Burns was charged before Mr. M. J. Austin, J.P., with being drunk in Barton-street, Cobar, on the…
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When a case of false pretences was called on at the Manly Court recently, the prosecutor said he did not wish to proceed, as the money had been…
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On Tuesday, at the Dubbo Court House, the adjourned sitting of the Municipal Appeal Court was resumed, Mr. Q. Meeson, P.M., prosiding. The…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Police Court. Before Mr. G. Meeson, P.M., at the Dubbo Court House on Monday. Slaughtering Prosecutions
G. F. Payne, Geurie, was charged with not keeping the appliances clean at his slaughtering yard, with using offal for feeding pigs without having cooked it…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Police Court. Monday, August 25th. (Before Mr. G. Meeson, P.m.) Breaches of Slaughtering Act
George F. Payne, Geurie, was charged with (1) Having failed to keep his slaughtering utensils clean: (2) feeding offal to pigs that had not previously…
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Before Mr. G. Meeson. L.M., on Monday morning of the Dubbo Licensing Court, Henry Newbury was granted a booth license for the Caledonian sports…
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When a case of false pretences wan called on at the Manly Court recently, the prosecutor said he did not wish to proceed, as the money had been…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cobar Police Court. (Tuesday, before Messrs N. Morrison and M. J. Austin, J's.P.)
Michael Minihan was proceeded against on a charge of being found on the licensed premises known as the Empire Hotel, Cobar, during prohibited…
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Whilst in Sydney, Mr. W. A. Miller, lion, secretary of the Back to Wellington Week Committee had an interview with the secretary of the…
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At the Canbelego Police Court, on the 27th ultimo, Edward Crich was proceed against before Messrs. C. W. Gwyer and J. J. Hayes, J.'s.P., for being drunk…
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