Wagga Court Items
At the Wagga Court yesterday, Lachlan McKinnon Gillies. 38, commercial traveller, 6 Gallaway Street,…
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Police Pay Too Low Says C.p. Member
The NSW Police were grossly underpaid, declared Mr G. R. Crawford (C.P., Barwon, in the Legislative…
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An overnight bag containing a quantity of clothing and toilet requirements valued at £10 all tallied was found to be…
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On October 11th. the Coroner conducted an inquiry in Junee into the death of a Norwegian seaman who fell to his death over…
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SYDNEY, Thursday: [?] masked gunmen held up[?] payroll car crew in [?] hill Street. Redfern, [?]…
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SYDNEY, Thursday: A Central Criminal Court jury tonight found William Henry Abbott guilty of the murder of Don Warner, 19, at Wyan, near Casino, on July 15. Abbott stood quietly to attention in the dock as the jury returned…
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SYDNEY, Friday — Central Criminal Court jury last night found William Henry Abbott guilty of the murder of Don…
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SYDNEY, Thursday: Mr. Justice Dunphy ruled in the Arbitration Court today that Laurence Short, secretary of the A.L.P. Industries' Group within the Federated Ironworkers'…
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Giving evidence in a Court case in Wagga this week may prove an expensive business for a Junee man who works on the…
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At the Leeton Court of Petty Sessions yesterday morning bsforc Mr. K. Smith, S.M., two Yanco residents were convicted…
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SYDNEY, Thursday: The Royal Commission on liquor today asked Inspector John Young, of the Metropolitan Licensing Police, to investigate hotel deals in which night club proprietor Abraham Saffron bad been involved…
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MELBOURNE, Thursday: A Nimmitabel (New South Wales) grazier is seeking damages from the C.S.I.R.O. for losses he believes were caused by its rain-making experiments…
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Police in two States are mystified at the disappearance between [?] and Melbourne of a semi-trailer with its [?]…
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Aldermen of the Junee Municipal Council in co-operation with Sgt. C. M. Ryan yesterday made an inspection of the parking…
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Police in two States are mystified at tee disappearance between Goulburn and Melbourne or a semi-trailer with its 81-ton…
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An application by Mr. Otton of Tarcutta for a spirit merchant's licence was made to the Licensing Court which sat…
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HONG KONG, Monday—Two French-Canadian Roman Catholic nuns were sentenced to five…
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SYDNEY, Sunday: Investigations into the Bennett and Wood payroll robbery last Thursday took a new turn…
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In Central Criminal Court, Sydney, on Thursday night, William Henry Abbott, 30, assistant stock inspector, was found guilty of the murder of…
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