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Newspaper
Armidale Chronicle
Location
Armidale, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1926
Page
6
In Armidile Police Court on Wednesday MF B A May faced breaches of the Motor Act. The defendant appeared with a range of charges including traffic offences linked to expired licences and driving an unregistered vehicle. The court noted license applications and renewals. no sale of licenses occurred and the proceedings moved to the next stage.
Burkitt of the Department of Labor and Industry reports a breach of the industrial award by restaurateur Burlitt for underpaying wages and falsifying timesheets. The court fined him V5 with 206 costs, disallowing overtime and partially suspending work for casual labor, while noting payroll entries misrepresented hours and that the award allowed a curtain wage. The defendant claimed not to work full hours, but the tribunal found wage deductions and misbooked wages violated the award.
Proceedings describe a court hearing in a claim over furniture and damages involving a workmen s compensation matter. Witnesses discuss ownership of items, rental cottages, and alleged neglect while lawyers press for witnesses and adjournments as the case unfolds with references to the Caledonian Hotel and parties including Mr Mackensie and Mr Klint.
A mis-spelled and fragmented report notes the court action against multiple defendants including Bay and Perrott. The document lists names such as Barua, Stanley, Maguire, Kinny, Thomas, Taylor, Mille, Bewelly, Mert, Monty, Mats, Boz, Jurd, and Pugin. Fines are mentioned with terms like one pound and fees.
The defendant Wiliaos Twn faced charges after a May 2 incident involving insulting language at a local venue. The case, tied to Mary Foley and other named persons, featured verdicts including a fine and costs of £5 with further penalties contemplated.
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