Armidale Police Court variety of cases heard
Police Magistrate Mr BE A May presided at Armidale Folie Court. Cases included an absent assault case, tenancy eviction issues under new law, speeding on Beardy Street, dangerous riding on a motor cycle, failure to deliver a motor license, and failure to deliver a motor cycle certificate. Fines ranged to £3 with costs, plus jail time in default. continuations granted where needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. A. May
Armidale Folie Court
Jeunarke
Lewes
Jethro Kelly
Naither
James M'Uorcril
Edward Kells
Dave
Phare Wepre
Allan Laght
Seth
Jieew
Sydney
Curran
Beardy Street
Jessie Street
Long Bay
Eric Skinner
Beardy-street
Marsh-Street
Beconte
Samman Ridgwell
Set
Drew
Rowland W. Wicks
Population of Australia in 1926 and state breakdowns
The Commonwealth Statistician shows Australia’s population as of September 30, 1926 at 7 6 76 452, with 3 104 821 males and 2 971 611 females. The year’s net increase came from births plus migration totaling 114 512, with NSW leading in numbers. NSW population stands at 2 933 870, Victoria 1 120 000 or so, Queensland showing strong natural growth and migration gains, while Tasmania and South Australia show migrations affecting overall totals. A separate note reports the puntacoria wreck where several crew were drowned. one warg is insane per dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyares
Commonwealth Statistician
C. H. Wickens
Australia
New South Wales
Victoria
Queensland
South Australia
Tasmania
Eorle
Rowell Convicted For Being On Premises After Hours
At Armidale Police Court George Rowell pled guilty to being found on licensed premises after hours at the St Kilda Hotel on October 24. The case, opposed by Sgt Drew, led to a £1 fine and 4s costs, with seven days in default. Marchant and the licensee had been convicted previously on November 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armidale
P.M
FA. May
George Rowell
Rowell
Sgt Drew
St. Kilda
Waters
Drew
Withes Eidd
Defendant
Marchant
Marchants Place
Bowell
Conningdals Station
Marchant's
Imperial Hotel
Car Fire Dashes Hope Bartlett at Maroubra Speedway
Noted state motorist Hope Bartlett survived a fiery crash at Maroubra Speedway during the Golden Mascot five mile scratch race. Flames confined to the left engine area after nearly 60 mph, spectators and officials aided, driver uninjured, car later damaged but recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Bartlett
Maroubra Speedway
Golden Mascot
Messrs. Bartlett
H. HR. Clarke
R. G. Garrick
Bartlett
Death of Richard Denbrow Wiseman at Craignish Private Hospital
Inverell mourns Richard Denbrow Wiseman 51 a grazier and community volunteer who died New Years Day after December 28 admission. Born Gloucester, he lived at Baiwan Bokulla, married Florence Loxton with four children, and held Loyal Welcome Lodge membership since age 16. Funeral from St Angustine’s Church followed by Church of England burial amid widespread sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Denbrow Wiseman
Craignish
Inverell
Gloucester
BR. A. Wiseman
Clerimess
Bondarra
Wiseman
Loyal Welcome Lodge
M.A
Bandarra
W. Whittingham
Florence Loxton
C. C. Loxton
Braestreet
Florence Mary Denbrow
Dorothy Janet Denbrow
Ruth Margaret Denbrow
Richard Cameron Denbrow
Winifred Elizabeth
Rasen
Cyril Alexander
Archibald Shaw
Clerkness
Solomon Clive Wiseman
Armidale School
Misa Wiseman
Cory
Copmanhurst
Blasland
St. Angustine’s Church
Church England
E. H. Stammer
Voyage programme for Renown with Duke and Duchess of York
The Admiralty issued the voyage programme for the FRB.8 Renown with the Duke and Duchess of York aboard. Sydney is expected to be reached on the morning of March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke and Ducchess of York
Admiralty
Sydsey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Armidale Police Court
Mevic
Puntatcoria
Sandshoes
Hiabile Rubber Co
York Street
Kandos Cement CO Ltd
Pitt ST
Kandos Portland Cement
Beth
Benin
Irekeepers
Mr. R. D. Wiseman
C.B
Ail Sore Soar
Miling
Jane Wonoeee
Beanrdy Street
McBeath
Armidale Chronicle” Printing Works
Bill
Armidale Chronicle
Publishers OF
Mieg
Chronicle
The
Acorn
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