Drunkenness and traffic cases settle in Ashburton hearing
In Ashburton magistrates court on December 18 James Todd alias Scotty Thompson faced drunkenness charges after arriving by train from the north. a 12 month prohibition order was granted. Several motor-vehicle speed cases on the Ashburton Traffic Bridge were heard with fines imposed for speeds well above limits. adjournments and dismissals occurred for other Defence Act violations.
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John Clark
Ashburton
Emerson
James Todd
Scotty ‘Thompson
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Todd
Huntly Trouble Conference Opens In Auckland
A private meeting between Taupiri Coal Company and Huntly Goal Mine Employees Union began in Auckland with delegates from both sides and the Conciliation Commissioner presiding. The conference adjourned for the day, with progress noted and a new industrial agreement likely.
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Auckland
Taupiri Coal Company
Huntly Goal’ Mine Employees’ Industrial Union of Workers
Uhion
Toay
Inventors Advice Booklet Offers Tips to Turn Ideas Into Money
A Christchurch notice invites the reader to request a free booklet titled Advice to Inventors. Henry Hughes of Dominion Buildings in Cathedral Square promotes useful hints on inventing and monetizing ideas, encouraging inventors to seek guidance.
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Henry. Hughes
Dominion
Christchurch Crime Case and New Church Opening
Frank Walker pleaded guilty to 14 theft charges from the Opera House and was sentenced to three months per charge with some cumulative. The official opening of the Church of Christ on Moorhouse Avenue featured a tea, a ceremony led by Ralph Gebbie, and remarks from multiple clergy and elders.
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Christchurch
Frank
Francis Walker
Bishop
Walker
Linwood
Church of Christ
Moorhouse Avenue
Ralph Gebbie
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Invercargill
Messia
Rhins
Armstrong Charged With Mascot Murder In Self Defence
Sydney reports Armstrong aged 26 has been charged with the murder of Albert Wilson after a confrontation at Armstrongs Mascot home. Defence says Armstrong a respected resident. Wilson threatened harm and showed a revolver, Armstrong fired once and surrendered. Police note the revolver was unloaded.
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Sydney
Armstrong
Albert Wilson
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Wilson
Henry
Bank Manager Jaffer Gocault Arrest Shocks Bombay
During winding up Credit Bank of Indias manager Jaffer Gocault was arrested on a charge of breach of trust. The judge condemned the bank's methods and warned that if auditor claims are half correct the company was organized to swindle the public.
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Bombay
Jaffer Gocault
Credit Bank of Indias
Burglary Arrests After Midnight in Auckland
In Auckland last night a constable seized two men Thomas Edwards aged 50 and Richard Carpenter aged 80 after spotting them near a boarding house with a portmanteau. The landlady claimed the items belonged to a boarder G T Gilband. Both men faced charges of stealing the portmanteau and its contents. Carpenter also charged with possessing a loaded revolver while idle and disorderly. They were remanded until Tuesday.
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Auckland
Thomas Edwards
Richard Carpenter
G.t.gilband
Carpenter
Bankruptcy discharge granted for Walter Francis Darby
In the Supreme Court the application for discharge in bankruptcy of Walter Francis Darby, formerly a wholesale merchant, was renewed. Counsel for the Assignee opposed, noting that his two brothers were creditors and, along with the father, shared an interest that would have passed to the debtor if not bankrupt. Mr Justice Cooper granted the discharge but suspended it for five months, citing inability to pressure the bankrupt's brothers.
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Ashburton County
Thomas Black
Mr Kennedy
Ashburton
Andrew Christie
Kennedy
Christie
Joseph Dalley
H.G. Day
Ashburton Trafic’ Bridge
Gaid
Bese Waas
Ashburton Trafic Bridge
Sr. K. Garrick
Alexander Shair
R. Norrish
George Gilliats
Olds
Auckland
Supreme Court
Walter
Francis Darby
Justice Cooper
S, Brothers
New Woman Thanks Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Mrs Cecilia Coyne of Wellington Street East Perth says a chest cold left her despondent until she used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. After two bottles she felt markedly improved and now cannot be without it. Sold by all chemists and stores.
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Cecilia Coyne
Wellington Street
East Perth
W.A
Chamberlain
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