Australian Circuit Court Sittings Resume in Cairns Case
Edvert Joseph Groves faced a charge of serious offense against a girl under 17 as proceedings opened in the Cairns Circuit Court. The defense, led by Abi Murray, contended credibility issues in depositions while the Crown argued the account showed coercive intent. The jury found Groves guilty of unlawfully and indecently dealing with the girl and he awaits sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edvert Joseph Groves
Herbertom Athertom Road
Abi Murray
Umier
Department of Surtice
Thomas Griffiths
Thomas F. Dillon
Michoel Seamlan
Christ
Mary Jane Keogh
Homer
Eddremet
Felsomer
Beth
Untangle of Theft Charge Puzzles Court Record
In a fragmented filing a defendant pleads not guilty to a charge of stealing. The case references a 10th minute event at Tumoulin and notes surrounding allegations of receiving goods. Details are obscured by garbled OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stassey
Geome
Bosch
Sydney
Vt. Lekes
G. Wamp
Wheels stolen in Tumoutin court case verdict returned
In a Tumoutin trial, Alfred Baker and accomplices faced jury with evidence linking stolen wheel sets to a circus camp. The jury returned a guilty verdict for stealing the wheels valued at £54 each, with a 12 month sentence and surety.
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A. W
Tumoulin
Monckton
Herberton
Hornborough
Rogers
Gill
Baker Gp
MacDonneell
Baker
Alfred William Baker
Kylara
Beni Iit
Mies
Hamett
Thorshonough
Denger
Cires
Kirkwood Ile West
MaacDoneell
Dimbula
Witness
Scorth
Australig
Uhey
Bebkaxi
Not Enough Evidence in ASD Entry Case
A fragmented report indicates an attempted entry into ASD with an assailant and AL Chong alleging wrenched items. After 15 minutes of deliberation, the jury returned a verdict of not guilty in the morning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Chong
Cairns Town Council Mounting Issues At Monthly Meeting
The Cairns Town Council held its monthly session with Mayor Ald Dillon presiding. Aldermen discussed a trout investigation progress, closure of waters to fishing for three years, a hospital subsidy plan, and road maintenance needs including steel and boundary questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns
Ald. Dillon
T. H. Don
W. F. Wainwright
G. Speed
Minnie Street
Cairos
Ees Deana
Department of Agriculture and Stock
Department of Public Health
Atherton
Ald. Donaldson
Ald
A. J. Draper
Hughes
Ann. Ward
Cairms
Gelling
Newarks
Ald Ward
Wor
Treminey
Werks
Municipal Works Committee Debates Street Repairs and Sanitation
The committee discusses road repairs on Grevette and MelLeot squares, bridge work on Syence and Sheridan streets, tarring of Street, and re‑erections costs. It approves reports on drainage, park gates, lighting, cemetery reserve traming, and botanic reserve leasing. Health officials report nuisances, fumigations, and malaria considerations amid a busy agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Atu Sons
Schweise
MelLeot
Saphaltiaz Io
Syence Street
Sheridan Simet
Stres
Balting
Ant
Claus
Vlaume
Sarcent
Minne Street
Paf
Sanitary Committee
Waieeright
Lewe
Botanica
Ald
A. J. Drever
S.nlity UN
Guidance Staturs
Nuisarcs Recert
Water charges and meter debate at Cairns council
The Cairns council discussed water supply costs and meter use for Railway properties. The Water Inspector reported expenses from main to the harbor wharf and noted consumption figures, with a decision to continue daily water analyses for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terte
Cairns
Prewett
Trafic
Mr. Page
Poulae
Watager
Traffic Department
Fotea
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Cutters
Sctssor S
Amy Peice
Clemak
Call Abd Taapede Teese AT
Armstrong
Cairns, MT
Garnet
BR. J
Barnett
Immistos
Complsmant
Prisomer
Herperton
Comemmerel
Berberten
Amd
Hertertes
Ford Costin
Petroleum
Sporting and Photographis
Costin
Lajes Pater
Giien
AeGettet
Calvin
Cranch & Gordon
Spence Street
Atherton Butter P.O. F
Tobacovauil
Clare
Clauza
Plata
Kerwin
Maleria
Thomason
Ald. Draper
Ace
Gember
Thetast
Hove
TRE
Tou
Ehip
Pime
Metro
Tel
Scott
Scolts Bux
Culsion
Russell River
Babinda Mill
Tantipop Ame Ag Ee
Finney, Isles & Co
Gucmaa
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