Abo’s Job Case At Wilcox's Harbor Duty Trial
A detailed court record outlines the aboriginal labor and alleged harboring linked to a young worker at Wilcox's residence. Witnesses discuss a youth named Trooper and a carer's actions, while Markwell argues the conduct was only a technical offence. The judge contemplates a reduced penalty of five pounds. The piece also touches on wartime financial policy and a government pamphlet urging obligation under the Commonwealth.
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P O'Connor
Celi Wilton
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Chum Boswin
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